android-agent: scrcpy server process exits with no recorded cause - #630
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Added an 'exit' handler on serverProc in ScrcpySession.start() so unexpected exits are logged with a cause (warn) while our own stop() stays quiet (debug). Removed a spurious package-lock.json the draft accidentally generated (this is a pnpm workspace, that file doesn't belong), reverted an unrelated await fix in RelayServer.ts that was bundled in by mistake, and fixed a real bug: the 'stopping' flag was set true in stop() but never reset, so after the first restart every later unexpected exit would silently log at debug forever, defeating the fix.
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ChangesScrcpy server exit logging
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to After a restart, a delayed clean exit from the previous server process can be reported as an unexpected failure, producing misleading warning logs. The PR should track shutdown state per process or otherwise handle this event ordering before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@packages/android-agent/src/scrcpy/ScrcpySession.ts`:
- Around line 51-52: Replace the session-wide stopping flag in ScrcpySession
with process-specific tracking keyed by each ChildProcess, so an old proc1 exit
remains recognized as intentional after a restart resets state for the new
process. Update the exit handling around the server process lifecycle to consult
that process-specific state, and extend ScrcpySession.test.ts at the cited range
to cover proc1 exiting after the restart.
Apply the same fix in
`@packages/android-agent/src/__tests__/ScrcpySession.test.ts` around lines 173 -
209: Covers the required delayed-exit event ordering and assertions for clean
versus unexpected exits.
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| /** Set to true before we intentionally kill serverProc so the exit handler stays quiet. */ | ||
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Track intentional shutdown per process. If the first server process emits its clean SIGTERM exit after a restart has reset the shared stopping flag, that exit is logged as unexpected. Replace the session-wide state with process-specific tracking, and extend the regression test to start a second process before emitting the first process’s clean exit; verify the first exit logs only at debug level while an unexpected second-process exit logs a warning.
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packages/android-agent/src/scrcpy/ScrcpySession.ts#L51-L52(this comment)packages/android-agent/src/__tests__/ScrcpySession.test.ts#L173-L209
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In `@packages/android-agent/src/scrcpy/ScrcpySession.ts` around lines 51 - 52,
Replace the session-wide stopping flag in ScrcpySession with process-specific
tracking keyed by each ChildProcess, so an old proc1 exit remains recognized as
intentional after a restart resets state for the new process. Update the exit
handling around the server process lifecycle to consult that process-specific
state, and extend ScrcpySession.test.ts at the cited range to cover proc1
exiting after the restart.
Apply the same fix in
`@packages/android-agent/src/__tests__/ScrcpySession.test.ts` around lines 173 -
209: Covers the required delayed-exit event ordering and assertions for clean
versus unexpected exits.
Fixes #481
Added an 'exit' handler on serverProc in ScrcpySession.start() so unexpected exits are logged with a cause (warn) while our own stop() stays quiet (debug). Removed a spurious package-lock.json the draft accidentally generated (this is a pnpm workspace, that file doesn't belong), reverted an unrelated await fix in RelayServer.ts that was bundled in by mistake, and fixed a real bug: the 'stopping' flag was set true in stop() but never reset, so after the first restart every later unexpected exit would silently log at debug forever, defeating the fix.
Testing: Added a regression test proving the reset: start, stop cleanly (debug only), restart, exit unexpectedly (must warn) -- this is exactly the case the original draft's tests didn't cover. Could not run the suite: @tapflowio/agent-core is a pnpm workspace sibling package that isn't linked without pnpm installed, and all 6 tests in the file fail identically on that import error, including the 5 pre-existing ones -- confirmed this is a tooling gap, not a regression, same conclusion the original draft reached.
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