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fix(server): close pending sockets in closeConnections() and wait for in-flight loads in destroy() - #1187
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WalkthroughThe server now tracks client connections before they attach to documents. It can close pending clients and wait for in-progress document loads during destruction. Tests cover both behaviors. ChangesPending connection shutdown
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Server
participant Hocuspocus
participant ClientConnection
participant loadingDocuments
Server->>Hocuspocus: Close connections
Hocuspocus->>ClientConnection: Force-close pending connection
ClientConnection-->>Hocuspocus: Notify socket closed
Server->>loadingDocuments: Wait for current loads to settle
loadingDocuments-->>Server: Loads settle
Server->>Server: Check document count
Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Shutdown handling is improved, but two gaps remain. A client that has opened a socket without requesting a document can stay connected after a server-wide close. A direct document load that is still in progress when 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation Issue [ Resolution Update the pending-client handling so a named call closes the pending clients queued for that document, or otherwise make the named failure path close them through the same tracked connection logic. Add a regression test for the named call during an in-flight load.
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Review comments at @packages/server/src/Hocuspocus.ts:
- Around line 214-215: Update closeConnections() so it also force-closes tracked
client sockets that have not established a document connection, instead of
relying only on hasPendingDocuments(). Preserve the existing named-document
behavior when deciding which established connections to close.
Review comments at @packages/server/src/Server.ts:
- Around line 233-235: Update destroy() to coordinate with pending
openDirectConnection() loads: after loadingDocuments settles, unload any
documents those loads added through createDocument() before waiting for
afterUnloadDocument or checking getDocumentsCount(). Ensure shutdown starts the
required unloads rather than waiting indefinitely for an unload event that
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Close tracked sockets that have not requested a document.
If a WebSocket opens but sends no document message, hookPayloads is empty and hasPendingDocuments() returns false. closeConnections() leaves that socket open, and the client can request a document after the close call. Close tracked sockets without established connections too, while preserving the named-document behavior.
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Review comment at @packages/server/src/Hocuspocus.ts around lines 214 - 215:
Update closeConnections() so it also force-closes tracked client sockets that
have not established a document connection, instead of relying only on
hasPendingDocuments(). Preserve the existing named-document behavior when
deciding which established connections to close.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Unload documents created by a pending direct load during shutdown.
If openDirectConnection() is still loading when destroy() starts, the close pass has no connection to close. createDocument() can then add the loaded document to documents. This count check stays nonzero, but no unload was started to trigger afterUnloadDocument, so destroy() can wait indefinitely. Coordinate shutdown with pending direct loads and unload their documents before waiting for an unload event.
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Review comment at @packages/server/src/Server.ts around lines 233 - 235:
Update destroy() to coordinate with pending openDirectConnection() loads: after
loadingDocuments settles, unload any documents those loads added through
createDocument() before waiting for afterUnloadDocument or checking
getDocumentsCount(). Ensure shutdown starts the required unloads rather than
waiting indefinitely for an unload event that cannot occur.
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Closes #1168
closeConnections()only walkedthis.documents, so it never reached a socket that was still inonConnect/onAuthenticateor waiting for its document to load.Server.destroy()also checkedgetDocumentsCount() === 0before closing anything. With a load in flight it therefore resolved straight away, and the document then loaded afteronDestroywith a live client.Changes:
Hocuspocusnow tracks itsClientConnections. They are added inhandleConnectionand removed when the socket closes or is terminated, through a newClientConnection.onSocketClosed().closeConnections()without a document name now also force-closes (withResetConnection) every socket that still has a pending document (hasPendingDocuments()). If that socket's load finishes later,setUpNewConnectionsees the closed socket and closes the newConnectionagain, which goes through the usual unload path. Sockets whose documents are all established still get the existing per-document close.Server.destroy()closes the connections and flushes stores first, then waits forloadingDocumentsto settle before it checks the document count. A late load gets unloaded and resolves throughafterUnloadDocumentas before.I left
closeConnections(documentName)as it is. Its only internal caller is theonLoadDocumentfailure path, and there the waiting clients already getpermission-deniedthrough the rejectedcreateDocument.Tests
tests/server/closeConnections.ts: new test checking thatcloseConnections()disconnects a client whose document is still loading, and that the load does not attach it afterwards. Onmainit hangs (the client is never disconnected).tests/server/destroy.ts: new test checking thatdestroy()waits for the in-flight load and that the order of events isloaded,unloaded,destroyed. It fails onmain.pnpm ava tests/server/ tests/provider/ tests/providerwebsocket/: every test passed except one run whereopenDirectConnection › does not unload document if an earlierly started onStoreDocument is still runningfailed. I re-ran that file 3 times on this branch and it passed each time, so it looks timing-sensitive. I did not finish a full comparison run onmain.biome linton the changed files: no findings in the added lines (the existing warnings are unchanged). I did not run the redis extension tests because I had no Redis server.AI disclosure: this change was drafted with help from an AI coding assistant; I ran the tests listed above.