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Responses WebSocket continuations can lose connection-local history when retries, provider fallback, or transport migration send previous_response_id to a different physical upstream connection.
Bind protected continuations to the live upstream socket's provider, endpoint, generation, and complete header fingerprint. Recheck access and limits, reject missing or changed bindings with a structured previous_response_not_found error, and prevent retries, fallback, hedging, Replay, and fake streaming for these turns. Wait for terminal delivery before closing, discard queued turns after a reset, and carry continuation failures into attempt-scoped finalization with once-only resource cleanup.
Validation on a standalone branch based directly on upstream dev (v0.9.8): production build, Biome check and autofix, TypeScript checking, and the full Vitest suite passed: 928 test files and 9,531 tests passed, with 13 tests skipped, using a 30-second per-test timeout. Autofix made no source changes. Regression coverage includes lost or mismatched bindings, routing and credential changes, retry suppression, terminal acknowledgment, and queued-turn cleanup.
Confidence Score: 3/5
Fix the lost protection for earlier local responses and the skipped endpoint circuit check before merging.
### Issue 1
server.js:478
`lastResponseWasLocal` forgets earlier local response IDs after a completed `store:true` turn. Create response A with `store:false`, complete response B with `store:true`, then reference A with `store:true`. The third turn gets no prior-local marker, and the retained socket now also has `connectionLocal:false`. The proxy can choose another provider or fall back to HTTP with A's connection-local ID, losing its history.
Track local response IDs and their socket generation instead of using only the last turn's storage mode.
### Issue 2
src/app/v1/_lib/proxy/forwarder.ts:1861-1867
The bound-endpoint path skips the endpoint circuit check in `getPreferredProviderEndpoints`. With `ENABLE_ENDPOINT_CIRCUIT_BREAKER` enabled, other requests can open the bound endpoint's circuit between WebSocket turns while the provider and vendor circuits remain closed. This branch still sends the continuation to an endpoint that the health guard has stopped other requests from using.
Check the endpoint's current circuit state and reject the continuation when it is open; do not switch endpoints.
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Summary
The PR binds connection-local Responses WebSocket continuations to a live upstream socket.
Local Responses continuations stay on the upstream socket that holds their history.
The WebSocket bridge waits for each turn before advancing queued turns.
Unavailable continuations return a clear error and release their attempt resources.
Diagram
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[WebSocket turn] --> B{Protected continuation?}
B -->|Yes| C[Check live socket binding]
C --> D[Recheck provider and endpoint]
D --> E[Check generation and headers]
E --> F[Reuse bound socket only]
C -->|Unavailable| G[Return previous_response_not_found]
F --> H[Deliver terminal event]
G --> H
H --> I[Wait for send acknowledgment and HTTP end]
I --> J{Local binding retained?}
J -->|Yes| K[Accept next turn]
J -->|No| L[Close and discard queued turns]
Symptoms:
Responses WebSocket continuations can fail with previous_response_not_found
while the client connection remains open. Remote Compaction v2 can also
be recorded as successful after a structured WebSocket error.
Cause:
Logical session affinity does not guarantee reuse of the same physical
upstream WebSocket. Connection, routing, or credential changes can lose
connection-local history while requests still carry previous_response_id.
Structured WebSocket failures can also bypass final error accounting.
Solution:
Bind protected continuations to the live upstream connection, provider,
endpoint, generation, and complete request-header fingerprint.
Recheck access and limits, preserve prior storage semantics, and reject
invalid bindings with a canonical 400 error requiring full-context replay.
Prevent alternate routing, retries, HTTP fallback, hedging, Replay, and
fake streaming for protected continuations. Confirm terminal delivery
before closing, discard queued continuations, and preserve attempt-local
error accounting with idempotent resource cleanup.
The continuation path remains usable, but client disconnects during startup are recorded as 400 errors instead of client aborts. Correct the classification before merging or accept the bounded reporting impact.
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Earlier local responses lose protection
lastResponseWasLocal forgets earlier local response IDs after a completed store:true turn. Create response A with store:false, complete response B with store:true, then reference A with store:true. The third turn gets no prior-local marker, and the retained socket now also has connectionLocal:false. The proxy can choose another provider or fall back to HTTP with A's connection-local ID, losing its history.
Track local response IDs and their socket generation instead of using only the last turn's storage mode.
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Path: server.js
Line: 478
Comment:
**Earlier local responses lose protection**`lastResponseWasLocal` forgets earlier local response IDs after a completed `store:true` turn. Create response A with `store:false`, complete response B with `store:true`, then reference A with `store:true`. The third turn gets no prior-local marker, and the retained socket now also has `connectionLocal:false`. The proxy can choose another provider or fall back to HTTP with A's connection-local ID, losing its history.
Track local response IDs and their socket generation instead of using only the last turn's storage mode.
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Open endpoint circuits are bypassed
The bound-endpoint path skips the endpoint circuit check in getPreferredProviderEndpoints. With ENABLE_ENDPOINT_CIRCUIT_BREAKER enabled, other requests can open the bound endpoint's circuit between WebSocket turns while the provider and vendor circuits remain closed. This branch still sends the continuation to an endpoint that the health guard has stopped other requests from using.
Check the endpoint's current circuit state and reject the continuation when it is open; do not switch endpoints.
This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: src/app/v1/_lib/proxy/forwarder.ts
Line: 1861-1867
Comment:
**Open endpoint circuits are bypassed**
The bound-endpoint path skips the endpoint circuit check in `getPreferredProviderEndpoints`. With `ENABLE_ENDPOINT_CIRCUIT_BREAKER` enabled, other requests can open the bound endpoint's circuit between WebSocket turns while the provider and vendor circuits remain closed. This branch still sends the continuation to an endpoint that the health guard has stopped other requests from using.
Check the endpoint's current circuit state and reject the continuation when it is open; do not switch endpoints.
**Knowledge Base Used:**[Provider routing and failover](https://app.greptile.com/ygxz/-/custom-context/knowledge-base/ding113/claude-code-hub/-/docs/provider-routing-and-failover.md)---
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- Line 964: 更新上游 WebSocket 建连流程及其 forwarder
调用处：单独传入客户端中断信号，并记录首个事件前的失败是否由该信号触发；受保护 continuation 在此情况下应走现有的客户端中断错误路径，其余失败仍保持
no-retry 行为，且响应超时等组合传输信号不得被误判为客户端中断。
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更新上游 WebSocket 建连流程及其 forwarder 调用处：单独传入客户端中断信号，并记录首个事件前的失败是否由该信号触发；受保护
continuation 在此情况下应走现有的客户端中断错误路径，其余失败仍保持 no-retry 行为，且响应超时等组合传输信号不得被误判为客户端中断。
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Responses WebSocket continuations can lose connection-local history when retries, provider fallback, or transport migration send
previous_response_idto a different physical upstream connection.Bind protected continuations to the live upstream socket's provider, endpoint, generation, and complete header fingerprint. Recheck access and limits, reject missing or changed bindings with a structured
previous_response_not_founderror, and prevent retries, fallback, hedging, Replay, and fake streaming for these turns. Wait for terminal delivery before closing, discard queued turns after a reset, and carry continuation failures into attempt-scoped finalization with once-only resource cleanup.Validation on a standalone branch based directly on upstream
dev(v0.9.8): production build, Biome check and autofix, TypeScript checking, and the full Vitest suite passed: 928 test files and 9,531 tests passed, with 13 tests skipped, using a 30-second per-test timeout. Autofix made no source changes. Regression coverage includes lost or mismatched bindings, routing and credential changes, retry suppression, terminal acknowledgment, and queued-turn cleanup.Fix the lost protection for earlier local responses and the skipped endpoint circuit check before merging.
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Summary
The PR binds connection-local Responses WebSocket continuations to a live upstream socket.
Diagram
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart TD A[WebSocket turn] --> B{Protected continuation?} B -->|Yes| C[Check live socket binding] C --> D[Recheck provider and endpoint] D --> E[Check generation and headers] E --> F[Reuse bound socket only] C -->|Unavailable| G[Return previous_response_not_found] F --> H[Deliver terminal event] G --> H H --> I[Wait for send acknowledgment and HTTP end] I --> J{Local binding retained?} J -->|Yes| K[Accept next turn] J -->|No| L[Close and discard queued turns]Reviews (1) · Last reviewed commit: "fix(proxy): protect connection-local Res..." · Reviewed by Greptile