Fix #2412: bug(memos-local-plugin): L3 world-model creation always fails with "This operati - #2413
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Fixes MemTensor#2412 - L3 world-model creation and retrieval filter now work in background by replacing already-aborted turn signals with fresh ones. Root cause: When L3 or retrieval runs after a turn completes, they inherit the turn's AbortSignal which is already aborted. Every HTTP request then fails immediately with "This operation was aborted". Solution: - Added signal sanitization in LlmClient.makeCtx() - detects aborted signals and replaces them with fresh ones before passing to provider - Enhanced foreground-resources signalFor() to ignore already-aborted signals and only use the pipeline shutdown signal - Added detachForegroundResources() utility for standalone use cases The fix preserves the pipeline shutdown signal so background work can still be cancelled during shutdown, while allowing it to proceed when only the turn signal is aborted. Test coverage: - LLM client tests verify signal replacement for aborted/non-aborted/undefined - Foreground resources tests verify signalFor ignores aborted signals - Background embedding test confirms work proceeds despite aborted turn signal Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ackground LLM calls Fixes MemTensor#2412 - L3 world-model creation and retrieval LLM filter were failing with "This operation was aborted" when running in background after a turn. Root cause: Background work (L3 abstraction, retrieval filter) inherited already-aborted signals from the foreground request context. Every HTTP request would fail immediately with AbortError. Solution: In LlmClient.makeCtx(), detect aborted signals and replace them with a singleton never-abort controller signal. This allows background LLM calls to proceed while avoiding memory leaks from creating new controllers per call. Changes: - Added neverAbortController singleton at module level - Updated makeCtx() to replace aborted signals with singleton signal - Preserves non-aborted signals unchanged for foreground calls - All existing tests pass + new signal sanitization tests pass Verification: tests/unit/llm/client.test.ts (33 tests passed) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Description
Fixed the critical bug where L3 world-model creation and retrieval LLM filter failed 100% of the time with "This operation was aborted" error in background operations.
Root cause: Background LLM calls inherited already-aborted AbortSignal objects from completed turns. When L3 or retrieval ran after a turn ended, the turn's AbortController was already aborted, causing all HTTP requests to fail immediately.
Solution implemented three-layer signal sanitization: (1) LlmClient.makeCtx() now detects and replaces aborted signals before passing to providers, (2) foreground-resources signalFor() ignores already-aborted signals and uses only the pipeline shutdown signal, (3) added detachForegroundResources() utility for standalone use cases.
The fix preserves pipeline shutdown semantics while allowing background work to proceed normally. All 1580 tests pass, with comprehensive coverage added for signal replacement scenarios. The solution is backward compatible and requires no configuration changes.
Files changed: core/llm/client.ts, core/util/foreground-resources.ts, and corresponding test files (151 lines added). Task archived to specs repository successfully.
Related Issue (Required): Fixes #2412
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