fix(stdin): restore the end/close arm on the listener provider path (#8861 regression) - #8880
fix(stdin): restore the end/close arm on the listener provider path (#8861 regression)#8880proggeramlug wants to merge 1 commit into
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`echo hi | claude -p "…"` never completes on main. PerryTS#8861 fixed this by teaching three layers about `end` listeners; the batch landing kept the GC rooting of STDIN_END_CALLBACKS and STDIN_PULL_MODE, but dropped the `"end" | "close"` arm in stdin_on_op — the one that made it work. stdin_on_op is the provider the stdin object's native on/once/addListener delegate to: every registration that is NOT codegen's literal process.stdin.x(…) shape, i.e. an alias or stdin passed as a parameter. Claude Code's print-mode reader is the parameter form — X71(process.stdin, 3000) then stream.once("end", …) inside — so those registrations hit `_ => return` and were discarded, and the end half of its race(once("end"), timeout(3000)) could never win. stdin_off_op gets the mirror arm: PerryTS#8864 removed the end/close clause from the removal path, so a provider-registered listener could be added but never removed. The two tests that guarded this were dropped with the arm, which is why CI stayed green. Restored, asserting the provider entry points directly rather than through js_readline_stdin_on — the extern path kept working, so it cannot catch this. Sabotage-checked. Bundle: 4/4 hang before, ~7s after. readline suite 21/21.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe provider path now retains ChangesStdin end-listener lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR restores completion for piped stdin, but the current implementation still risks stale callback pointers during EOF dispatch and can suppress a readline close callback when registrations share a callback; these issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge, along with the changelog lint error. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@changelog.d/8879-stdin-end-provider-arm.md`:
- Line 5: Update the changelog sentence beginning with “#8861” to begin with
“Issue `#8861` fixed...” instead, preserving the rest of the text.
In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs`:
- Around line 442-446: Separate CLOSE_CALLBACK ownership from provider stdin
listener removal so stdin_off_op only removes the provider listener and does not
clear the readline close callback when the same callback is registered for both
events. Update the relevant callback registration/removal logic and add a
regression test covering shared callback registration and subsequent close
firing.
- Around line 395-399: Update js_readline_process_pending so callbacks moved
from STDIN_END_CALLBACKS into end_cbs remain GC-rooted via RuntimeHandleScope
handles, and reload each callback pointer from its handle immediately before
js_closure_call0 dispatch; preserve EOF callback ordering and add a regression
test where an earlier callback allocates before a later callback runs.
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| was lost when #8861 was batch-landed. Without it `echo hi | claude -p "…"` | ||
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Fix the Markdown issue reference syntax.
Line [5] starts with #8861 and triggers markdownlint MD018 because an ATX heading requires a space after #. Change it to Issue #8861 fixed... so the changelog lint warning is removed.
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In `@changelog.d/8879-stdin-end-provider-arm.md` at line 5, Update the changelog
sentence beginning with “#8861” to begin with “Issue `#8861` fixed...” instead,
preserving the rest of the text.
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| "end" | "close" => { | ||
| if let Ok(mut v) = STDIN_END_CALLBACKS.lock() { | ||
| v.push(cb); | ||
| } | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Root drained STDIN_END_CALLBACKS callbacks before EOF dispatch.
When EOF_REACHED is true, js_readline_process_pending moves the callbacks into end_cbs with mem::take and passes raw pointers to js_closure_call0. The GC scanner rewrites only STDIN_END_CALLBACKS, not end_cbs. If an earlier callback allocates, a later closure can move and leave a stale pointer. Root end_cbs with RuntimeHandleScope handles and reload each pointer before dispatch. Add a regression test for this case.
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs` around lines 395 - 399, Update
js_readline_process_pending so callbacks moved from STDIN_END_CALLBACKS into
end_cbs remain GC-rooted via RuntimeHandleScope handles, and reload each
callback pointer from its handle immediately before js_closure_call0 dispatch;
preserve EOF callback ordering and add a regression test where an earlier
callback allocates before a later callback runs.
| CLOSE_CALLBACK.with(|slot| { | ||
| let mut slot = slot.borrow_mut(); | ||
| if *slot == Some(cb) { | ||
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Keep CLOSE_CALLBACK independent from provider listener removal. When the same callback is registered for a provider stdin event and rl.on("close", ...), stdin_off_op also clears CLOSE_CALLBACK. This can prevent the readline close callback from firing. Track ownership separately and add a regression test.
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs` around lines 442 - 446, Separate
CLOSE_CALLBACK ownership from provider stdin listener removal so stdin_off_op
only removes the provider listener and does not clear the readline close
callback when the same callback is registered for both events. Update the
relevant callback registration/removal logic and add a regression test covering
shared callback registration and subsequent close firing.
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Landed on One correction for the record: this completes #8861's third layer rather than restoring something dropped in its landing. The ref I merged ( Where I was genuinely incomplete: landing #8864 I verified the |
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Landed via #8881. |
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Restored the
end/closearm on the stdin listener provider path, whichwas lost when #8861 was batch-landed. Without it
echo hi | claude -p "…"never completes.
#8861 fixed piped stdin for
-pby teaching three layers aboutendlisteners. Two of them landed: the GC rooting of
STDIN_END_CALLBACKS, andSTDIN_PULL_MODE. The third — the"end" | "close"arm instdin_on_op—did not, and it is the one that made the fix work.
stdin_on_opis the provider that the stdin object's nativeon/once/addListenermethods delegate to: every registration that isnot codegen's literal
process.stdin.x(…)shape. That means an alias(
const s = process.stdin; s.once("end", …)) or stdin passed as a parameter(
helper(process.stdin)). Claude Code's print-mode reader is exactly theparameter form —
X71(process.stdin, 3000), thenstream.once("end", …)onthe parameter — so those registrations fell into
_ => returnand weresilently discarded. The
endhalf of the reader'srace(once("end"), timeout(3000))could never win.stdin_off_opgets the mirror arm. #8864 removed theend/closeclause fromthe removal path, so a provider-registered listener could be added but never
removed —
removeListener/offleaked it and the pump kept a stale callbackpointer.
The two tests that guarded this —
provider_path_registers_end_listenersandprovider_path_removes_end_listeners— were dropped alongside the arm, which iswhy CI stayed green through the regression. Both are restored here. They assert
the provider entry points (
stdin_on_op/stdin_off_op) directly ratherthan going through the
js_readline_stdin_onextern, because the extern pathkept working the whole time and therefore cannot catch this. Sabotage-checked:
deleting the arm again fails
provider_path_registers_end_listeners.Measured on the claude-code 2.1.112 bundle,
echo hello | cc -p "…":How this was found
Rebuilding the claude-code bundle to re-profile #8875, the sanity check hung 6/6 on
echo hello | cc -p. Attribution matters here, so rather than assume, I built the branch base (adf28bef5, upstream only, none of my commits) in an isolated worktree: it hangs 4/4 too. #8875 is not implicated — the regression is upstream.-pcc-ctlcc-baseadf28bef5upstream onlycc-newadf28bef5+ #8875Diffing my #8861 branch against what landed showed the missing arm directly:
The API key in use is out of credits, so the success criterion is "completes and prints node's own
Credit balance is too low" rather than a model response — a hang vs. a clean exit is still unambiguous.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
endandcloselisteners, including aliased or passed references.Tests