fix(tray): let the service wrapper exit 0 on an already-live proxy - #1647
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI now exits successfully when service mode detects an existing proxy. Windows service shutdown now removes surviving launcher and wrapper processes using canonical command-line matching. Source-level tests cover both behaviors. ChangesProxy startup and service cleanup
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Windows stop/restart cleanup can terminate an unrelated process because it matches wrapper path tokens without confirming the expected executable and invocation, potentially disrupting local service operation; merge readiness depends on tightening that match or explicitly accepting the bounded risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WindowsService
participant TaskScheduler
participant TrustedPowerShell
WindowsService->>TaskScheduler: Stop scheduled task
TaskScheduler-->>WindowsService: Task stopped
WindowsService->>TrustedPowerShell: Find matching canonical script paths
TrustedPowerShell-->>WindowsService: Return surviving processes
WindowsService->>TrustedPowerShell: Force-stop matching processes
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87-107: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the tray lifecycle regression test.
tests/windows-tray.test.tslines 299-335 still require-TrackExit,$script:pendingProcess.HasExited, and the old pending-action behavior. These assertions fail against this changed script before runtime behavior is tested.Replace the removed implementation-detail checks with assertions for command dispatch, proxy-state completion, launch-failure cleanup, and the revised restart timeout.
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In `@src/service.ts`:
- Around line 2179-2185: Update the Windows process-cleanup logic near the
service-stop flow to match only the canonical paths returned by
windowsServiceScriptPath() and windowsLauncherVbsPath() for the current
installation, rather than bare wrapper filenames. Pass these paths into the
PowerShell script with safe quoting/escaping, and retain the existing exclusion
of the current process and forced Stop-Process cleanup.
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In `@src/tray/windows-tray.ps1`:
- Around line 87-107: Update the Windows tray lifecycle tests around the
affected cases to match the current Start-OcxCommand behavior: remove assertions
for -TrackExit, pendingProcess.HasExited, and the old pending-action flow, and
assert command dispatch, proxy-state completion, launch-failure cleanup, and the
revised restart timeout instead.
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In `@src/cli/index.ts`:
- Around line 219-227: Update the OCX_SERVICE guard in handleStart to require
the exact "1" sentinel, matching syncCleanup’s existing check, so values like
"0" and "false" do not take the service-only success path; update the
corresponding source-level assertion in the CLI readiness test.
In `@src/service.ts`:
- Around line 2188-2194: In src/service.ts lines 2188-2194, update the process
filter used by the wrapper cleanup logic to match only the expected wrapper
executables with complete command-line arguments, excluding unrelated substring
matches. In tests/cli-ready.test.ts lines 856-877, add mocked process records
covering both exact and substring-only command lines, and assert that only valid
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… kill - handleStart exits 0 when OCX_SERVICE === "1" and the port is already served, preventing the opencodex-service.cmd :loop retry loop from spinning every 5s against a live daemon - stopServiceIfInstalled kills surviving Windows wrapper processes (opencodex-service.cmd / opencodex-service-launcher.vbs) by exact canonical path token matching to prevent daemon resurrection on stop/restart - add source-level tests pinning the exit guard and token-boundary matching
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[Repository bug audit · 2026-08-14]
The two lifecycle symptoms are credible, but this head should not merge as-is.
killWindowsServiceWrapperProcesses()directly passes-WindowStyle Hidden; #1674 removes that argv pair across direct PowerShell children because it can fail under Bun/Windows. Land #1674 first and rebase this branch so the wrapper cleanup uses process-levelwindowsHideonly.- The added coverage is source-text/regex based and the hygiene job already identified the missing behavior-level regression. Add injectable process-enumeration/termination seams and test: canonical-path token matching, another OpenCodex home is not killed, a substring-only command line is not killed, and a surviving wrapper cannot respawn after stop.
- Re-run Service lifecycle and Cross-platform CI on the rebased exact head; both are currently
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PR description: fix(tray): let the service wrapper exit 0 on an already-live proxy
Summary
Windows tray/service lifecycle fixes observed on a live install:
handleStartinsrc/cli/index.tsnow exits 0 whenOCX_SERVICEis set and a healthy proxy already owns the requested port. Previously it exited 1, so theopencodex-service.cmd:loopwrapper retried every 5 seconds against a listener it could never claim, producing an endless "Proxy already running" service.log loop.stopServiceIfInstalledinsrc/service.tsnow also kills survivingopencodex-service.cmd/opencodex-service-launcher.vbswrapper processes.schtasks /endstops the task instance but leaves the cmd:loopwrapper alive, which respawns the proxy seconds later (issue Windows scheduler backend: ocx service stop reports success without stopping the proxy, and the --native switch breaks the existing backend #764) — observable as the proxy resurrecting right after a stop or tray restart.src/tray/windows-tray.ps1aligns with dev's current process-tracking behavior (no stale pending-process bookkeeping).Verification
ocx stopno longer resurrects the proxy (per HANDOFF.md session notes).bun run typecheck— pass.Checklist
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