Add opt-in Docker-capable Modal VM sessions - #1998
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds opt-in ChangesModal VM Docker sandbox execution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WebApp
participant ControlPlane
participant ImageBuildStore
participant ModalProvider
participant SandboxRuntime
WebApp->>ControlPlane: create session with dockerEnabled
ControlPlane->>ControlPlane: resolve and persist docker-v1 execution
ControlPlane->>ImageBuildStore: select profile-compatible image
ControlPlane->>ModalProvider: create or restore VM sandbox
ModalProvider->>SandboxRuntime: start DockerService
SandboxRuntime-->>ModalProvider: Docker VM ready
ModalProvider-->>WebApp: session state and execution metadata
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Corrupt session metadata can hide recovery information, alarm failures can delay lifecycle handling, and child limits may become less restrictive. These issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docs/modal-docker.md`:
- Line 59: Update the Modal image build command in the documentation to invoke
deploy.py through uv: use “uv run python deploy.py --build-sandbox-image
--with-docker” from packages/modal-infra.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/image-builds/lookup.ts`:
- Line 19: Define a shared DEFAULT_SANDBOX_EXECUTION_PROFILE constant in the
sandbox-execution definitions, then replace the inline "default" fallbacks in
getLatestReady, evaluateImageBuildRebuildPolicy, and the shared parser fallback
with that constant.
In `@packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.ts`:
- Around line 1419-1420: The triggerSnapshot path should catch failures from
sessionExecution and skip snapshot creation so handleAlarm can continue cleanup;
update the relevant triggerSnapshot flow around sessionExecution and preserve
normal snapshot behavior on valid executions. Remove the validation-only
sessionExecution call from stopProviderSandbox so provider.stopSandbox is still
attempted, leaving existing caller error handling intact.
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`@packages/control-plane/src/session/http/handlers/session-lifecycle.handler.ts`:
- Around line 87-89: Split retrySnapshotRestore so admission completes
synchronously while the full restoreFromSnapshot workflow runs asynchronously
afterward. Update the session lifecycle handler to return 202 immediately when
admission succeeds, preserve 409 when admission is rejected, and retain explicit
handling for asynchronous restore failures without passing the current method
directly to BackgroundTasks.
In `@packages/modal-infra/src/sandbox/manager.py`:
- Line 528: Define ALLOCATION_CLEANUP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS alongside
SNAPSHOT_FILESYSTEM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS with the existing 30-second value, then
update terminate_failed_allocation to pass that constant to asyncio.timeout
instead of using the inline literal.
In `@packages/web/src/app/`(app)/(sidebar)/session/[id]/page.tsx:
- Around line 454-477: The retry button’s onClick flow must track its request
while pending to prevent duplicate POSTs and misleading alerts from later 409
responses. Add a pending state in the session page, disable the button while
that state is active (alongside the existing sandbox-status guards), show
progress text instead of “Retry the existing snapshot,” and clear the state when
the request finishes.
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Summary
PR #1998, Add opt-in Docker-capable Modal VM sessions, by @ColeMurray changes 131 files (+3,634/-349). The execution-profile model, profile-aware image selection, rollout separation, and VM cleanup coverage are thoughtfully structured, but the recovery and launch paths still contain user-visible races that can fail or strand prompts.
Critical Issues
- [Correctness]
packages/control-plane/src/session/message-queue.ts:394- A prompt submitted while an explicit snapshot retry is legitimately spawning is failed because the recovery latch remains set until readiness. - [Correctness]
packages/control-plane/src/sandbox/lifecycle/manager.ts:520- Invalid execution metadata or a provider mismatch is reported but leaves queued work pending indefinitely. - [Concurrency]
packages/web/src/app/(app)/(sidebar)/page.tsx:400- The execution selector remains mutable during submission and can retire the warm session still being used by the submit flow.
Suggestions
- Preserve expected Docker admission status/code semantics for image-build triggers rather than returning a generic 500.
- Make snapshot reads tolerant of unknown persisted recovery codes, matching the lifecycle manager's existing fallback.
- Separate settings configuration from session-creation capability gating.
- Resolve the three strict-mypy errors introduced by the new runtime execution types.
Nitpicks
None.
Positive Feedback
- The immutable execution contract is carried consistently through shared schemas, session persistence, image builds, and restore requests.
- Snapshot/profile compatibility and retained-artifact recovery have substantial unit and integration coverage.
- Provisioning and admission are separated cleanly in Terraform and operator documentation.
Questions
None.
Verdict
Request Changes - the prompt-loss and submission-race issues should be fixed before merge.
Validation performed: git diff --check passed; 18 targeted sandbox-runtime tests and 28 targeted Modal VM tests passed; Ruff passed for both reviewed Python packages. Targeted TypeScript tests could not start in the detached review worktree because its dependencies were not installed. Strict mypy identified three PR-introduced errors in the new execution code in addition to existing baseline errors.
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Blocking: retrySnapshotRestore() intentionally retains this latch until the replacement runtime reports ready, while the sandbox is normally spawning/connecting. A prompt queued during that healthy retry reaches this check and is failed instead of waiting for readiness. Please distinguish an active retry from a blocked recovery (for example, defer while the retry generation is booting) and add a test that enqueues during retry and verifies delivery after ready.
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Fixed in 0da587d. Active recovery now defers queued prompts until readiness. Retry failure or timeout settles blocked work and callbacks while retaining the snapshot reference. Coverage verifies pending-before-ready, exactly-once delivery, and multi-prompt failure settlement; 346 related unit tests and 4 real-Durable-Object integration tests pass.
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Blocking: this catches malformed persisted execution metadata and Docker/provider mismatch, reports the error, then resolves spawnSandbox(). reportSandboxError() does not change sandbox state, and the queue continuation sees no recovery latch, so the pending prompt is never failed and no later event re-pumps it. Please persist a durable blocked/failed outcome that the queue can settle, or return/throw a typed outcome and have the queue fail the pending work. Tests should cover both malformed metadata and provider mismatch.
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Fixed in 20e538b. Invalid execution metadata and provider mismatch now produce a typed terminal failure, persist the actionable reason, and settle pending prompts and callbacks without allocating. Cancellation/archive verdicts are preserved, and unrelated storage errors remain distinct. Validation: 310 lifecycle/queue tests, 5 real-DO integration tests, lint, and control-plane typecheck.
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Blocking: unlike the other launch controls, this selector remains enabled after handleSubmit sets creating. Changing it during attachment upload or prompt submission changes the warm-session identity, whose layout effect retires the session ID that the in-flight submit still uses. That races uploads/prompts against archival. Please pass a disabled={creating} state through the selector and cover changing execution intent during submission.
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Fixed in 07bafd1: creating now disables the execution selector. A delayed-submit regression verifies the warmed session and execution intent remain unchanged, no archive request occurs, and the selector re-enables after failure. All 44 home-page/warm-session tests, web typecheck, lint, and formatting pass.
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An unknown persisted code makes the entire session snapshot throw, even though getSnapshotRecoveryError() already maps the same case to invalid_snapshot_metadata. This can make a corrupted or forward-versioned session unreadable and hide the recovery UI. Please use safeParse() with the same fallback and add a snapshot-reader case for an unknown code.
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Fixed in 22d7d76. One shared decoder now handles recovery codes for lifecycle and HTTP/WebSocket snapshots. Unknown or empty persisted codes remain blocked as invalid_snapshot_metadata; the original artifact and raw code are retained. Tests cover both snapshot transports and prevention of fresh spawn/snapshot overwrite. Shared contracts, 206 lifecycle tests, 6 integration tests, and affected typechecks pass.
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resolveExecutionIntent() can throw SandboxExecutionError with intentional 403/503 semantics, but the catch below wraps it as ImageBuildTriggerFailedError, which the route returns as 500. Docker scope denial or closed availability is therefore exposed as an internal failure. Please preserve/translate the admission error's status and code, with route tests for denied and unavailable Docker builds.
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Fixed in f74e219. Denied Docker scope returns 403/docker_not_allowed; unavailable Docker returns 503/docker_not_available. Route tests exercise the workflow and verify no build registration or provider allocation. Unexpected failures retain their existing 500 behavior. All 87 trigger/workflow/scope tests, control-plane typecheck, lint, and formatting pass.
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This reuses a selector whose capability request requires sessions.create and whose Docker option is disabled when new-session admission is closed. A custom settings manager without sessions.create therefore cannot configure this field, and operators cannot stage the setting while admission is intentionally off, although these write routes permit both. Please separate settings configuration from launch-admission gating and test a settings-only role plus admission-off configuration.
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Fixed in 0cccfc9. The settings editor uses a plain tri-state field governed only by its existing scope-management permission, without requesting session capabilities. Tests cover settings-only roles at global/repository/environment scopes, unavailable launch capabilities, successful Docker intent saves, and read-only access. The launch selector remains capability-gated. All 94 settings/draft tests and web typecheck pass.
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Strict mypy reports both var-annotated here and no-any-return in parse_sandbox_execution() because this adapter has no generic annotation. Please type it explicitly (for example, TypeAdapter[SandboxExecution]) so the parser retains the discriminated-union return type.
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Fixed in 0fa16fb: the adapter now has TypeAdapter[SandboxExecution], preserving the parser union return type. Strict mypy is clean for execution.py; parser/runtime and Docker service regressions pass (28 tests). The separately reported runtime_config.py typing issue is next.
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This indexed value is Any, so the new property violates its declared bool return under the package's strict mypy configuration. Please retain/use the parsed execution model (or otherwise narrow the value) instead of returning an Any comparison.
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Fixed in 376f936. RuntimeConfig retains the validated, frozen execution model, and docker_enabled reads its typed profile. Tests verify actual booleans, malformed-input rejection, and immutability. Combined strict mypy for execution.py/runtime_config.py now reports zero errors; all 34 related tests pass.
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Requesting changes. The fail-closed execution-profile intent is good, but the implementation currently spreads the same decision across integration settings, a second admission read, a persisted execution contract, transport-version switches, and runtime consistency checks. That duplication is already creating observable correctness holes rather than merely cosmetic debt.
The main code-judo move is to resolve one typed immutable launch specification once, then carry that object through persistence, provider selection, status reporting, and runtime launch. Do not retain dockerEnabled as a parallel source of truth after admission. Profile-aware image status should likewise be modeled explicitly instead of bolting profile predicates into a profile-blind status API.
This PR also pushes packages/modal-infra/src/web_api.py from 901 to 1,114 lines and packages/control-plane/src/db/image-builds.ts from 988 to 1,021 lines. Both crossings are tied directly to new mode/profile branching and should be decomposed before merging.
All reported CI checks are green, but the current suites do not cover the cross-profile status fold, a settings mutation between the two admission reads, a lost Modal create response, or changing execution mode while a warmed session is being consumed.
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[deep review] [P1] This resolves sandbox settings a second time after every production caller has already resolved and passed input.sandboxSettings, then persists settings from the first read alongside sandboxExecution from the second. A concurrent settings update can therefore freeze one CPU/memory contract while storing another, and dockerEnabled becomes a second execution truth that now needs conflict checks in both the DO and Python. The code-judo move is to resolve one typed immutable launch specification at the canonical admission boundary (settings, scope permission, and execution together) and pass it through unchanged; after admission, sandboxExecution should be the sole execution contract rather than re-deriving a boolean in sandboxSettings.
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Fixed in a208c51. API, child, and automation admission now resolve one immutable launch specification from one strict settings snapshot; initialization passes it through without rereading configuration. Persisted settings no longer carry dockerEnabled; the execution contract owns the profile and Docker resources. Legacy booleans are only validated for compatibility and stripped. Real Workerd/D1/DO tests cover settings changing after admission, frozen child resources/timeout, gate rejection before creation, and automation deadlines matching persisted settings (56 integration tests passed); the full control-plane unit suite also passes (4,899 tests).
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[deep review] [P1] Profile-scoped supersession now deliberately allows a default and Docker ready image to coexist for one scope/provider, but the public status projection omits execution_profile and getStatus/getStatusForEnabledScopes return both. The web fold is still one ready > building > failed value per scope, so an old ready image from the other profile can mask the current profile's build or failure and advertise a prebuild that spawn will never select. Make profile part of the shared status/unit model and key/filter the fold by the requested profile. This change also pushes this store from 988 to 1,021 lines; profile-aware status/selection queries should be extracted rather than extending this already oversized state-machine store.
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Fixed in 74882e6. Execution profile is now part of the shared public build/status and enabled-unit contracts. Home status follows the explicit launch override or configured profile, and settings select only matching profile/fingerprint rows, so the other profile's ready image cannot mask the current build. Public status/reconciliation reads moved into image-build-reads.ts while preserving an explicit secret-free projection. Coverage includes coexisting profiles, configured Docker with admission disabled, and malformed-unit isolation; shared, web, and focused real-D1 suites pass.
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[deep review] [P1] This only handles ambiguity after fetch has returned a response. If the 60-second deadline or a network failure rejects fetch after Modal accepted the create, the validator never runs; if compensation for a known ID fails, the obligation is only logged. Unlike image builds, sessions have no durable create intent or tag-based reconciliation path. That can leave a live VM with no persisted modal_object_id, so later snapshots are skipped and the workspace can be lost. Persist the allocation intent before issuing create and reconcile/terminate by the ownership tags, reusing the durable build-source pattern instead of treating a log line as cleanup state.
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Fixed in 74882e6. Docker create/restore now persist a generation/auth-bound allocation intent and recovery alarm before provider dispatch. Unique Modal names plus bounded ownership tags let reconciliation recover a lost response; full-authority CAS binds only the current eligible generation, while superseded/closed or invalid responses become durable cleanup-only obligations. Failed cleanup survives restart and cannot later be adopted. Unknown lookup results remain pending with bounded/backoff recovery; malformed rows cannot starve healthy debt. Eighteen SQLite coordinator regressions and eight focused Workerd snapshot/eviction tests pass, including a Workers-specific INSERT/UPDATE RETURNING regression. Legacy gVisor allocation remains unchanged.
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[deep review] [P1] This versioned mode is spreading transport branching through three already-large handlers plus six wrapper endpoints, and it pushes web_api.py from 901 to 1,114 lines. The drift is already concrete: every v2 request is recorded under the hard-coded v1 endpoint_name, so qualification/operational metrics cannot distinguish the strict VM API from the legacy path. Decompose this first: keep thin version-specific endpoint registration/request parsing in a focused module, pass an explicit typed request and endpoint identity into shared launch logic, and remove the boolean mode from business flow.
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Fixed in 74882e6. Extracted typed LaunchEndpoint/ParsedLaunch transport normalization into transport.py. Thin v1/v2 wrappers supply explicit endpoint identities and concrete request models to generic shared launch flows; version selection is no longer a business-flow boolean. Metrics now use each actual v2 endpoint name, with tests for all three launch operations. Legacy v1 defaults/forward compatibility and strict v2 validation are retained. Full Modal suite: 291 passed.
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[deep review] [P1] This is the only launch control that remains mutable while creating is true. Because dockerEnabled participates in the warm-session identity, changing it after submit causes useWarmDraftSession to abort/retire the session that handleSubmit may currently be uploading attachments to or prompting. Pass disabled={creating} through the selector just like the target/model/provider controls; keeping it as an opaque ReactNode is what makes this invariant easy to miss.
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Fixed in 07bafd1. DockerSessionSelector now receives disabled={creating}, and a rendered regression verifies execution intent cannot change while prompt submission is pending. The warm session is not retired during submission. The existing presentation slot can remain because its launch-control state is now supplied explicitly.
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[deep review] [P1] This reuses a session-launch control in a settings editor even though their authorization and semantics differ. DockerSessionSelector fetches /session-capabilities, whose control-plane route requires sessions.create; a custom role with integrations.manage, repositories.settings.manage, or environments.settings.manage but no create permission therefore sees Docker as unavailable and cannot enable it. The component also claims the standard backend is Modal gVisor on non-Modal deployments. Split out a dumb tri-state settings field and supply provider/admission data from a settings-authorized typed response; the launch selector can own create capability separately.
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Fixed in 0cccfc9. Settings now use a local tri-state field with a provider-neutral Standard label; it makes no session-capabilities request. Tests cover settings-only permissions at global/repository/environment scopes and staging Docker without launch admission. A new settings availability endpoint is unnecessary here: this field records intent, while admission is checked separately when launching.
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[deep review] [P2] snapshot_recovery_error_code is unconstrained SQLite text, so strict .parse() makes one corrupt value, rollback from a newer code, or manual repair typo crash the entire session snapshot endpoint. The lifecycle manager already uses safeParse() and exposes unknown values as invalid_snapshot_metadata; this read model should use the same canonical decoder instead of giving the same row different semantics at two boundaries.
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Fixed in 22d7d76. Lifecycle and snapshot reads share parseSnapshotRecoveryErrorCode: missing values mean no latch, while unknown or malformed present values become invalid_snapshot_metadata. Real Durable Object HTTP/WebSocket snapshot coverage verifies that the session remains readable without clearing the recovery block.
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[deep review] [P1] Provisioning calls this a verified Docker image and admission depends on that guarantee, but the probe only asks the daemon for its storage-driver string. It can pass while container creation, cgroups/namespaces, networking, Buildx, or Compose are unusable. Before publishing the image reference, run a tiny local container and a minimal Buildx/Compose workload (without relying on an external registry) so the verification actually covers the capabilities this profile advertises.
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Fixed in 74882e6. Docker image qualification now imports a baked local BusyBox rootfs, runs a Buildx build with no pull, executes a container, and runs a two-service Compose DNS/HTTP workload with pull_policy=never. Commands have bounded timeouts; cleanup and daemon shutdown are verified before the image reference can be published. The sandbox-images suite passes (71 tests). The new probe also passed on a short-lived native Modal VM using the existing cached Docker image plus the staged offline fixture; that VM was terminated. No new image reference or app deployment was published during this review pass.
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packages/control-plane/src/session/integration-settings-resolution.ts (1)
174-174: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the shared repository-identity formatter.
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DEFAULT_SANDBOX_EXECUTION_PROFILEfrom@open-inspect/shared/types/sandbox-executionand use it in this fallback.- import { sessionSandboxExecutionSchema } from "`@open-inspect/shared/types/sandbox-execution`"; + import { + DEFAULT_SANDBOX_EXECUTION_PROFILE, + sessionSandboxExecutionSchema, + } from "`@open-inspect/shared/types/sandbox-execution`"; ... - const sandboxExecution = body.sandboxExecution ?? { profile: "default" as const }; + const sandboxExecution = body.sandboxExecution ?? { + profile: DEFAULT_SANDBOX_EXECUTION_PROFILE, + };🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 194: Update the session initialization fallback around sandboxExecution
to import and use DEFAULT_SANDBOX_EXECUTION_PROFILE from the sandbox-execution
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packages/control-plane/src/session/alarm/handler.ts (1)
45-47: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winIsolate allocation recovery from the rest of the alarm pass.
recoverAllocations()runs before every other alarm step and is not guarded.SandboxAllocationCoordinator.recover()catches per-intent provider errors, butlistDue(),intentCount(), andalarmScheduler.schedule()run outside that guard. If one of them throws,handle()rejects and the remaining work is skipped, including the execution-timeout check that fails a stuckprocessingmessage and the lifecycle alarm itself.Record the failure and continue, the same way the projection flush already defers its error.
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/session-child-spawn.ts`:
- Around line 241-244: The resolveSandboxLaunchSpec projection for a present
repository with scopeAllowed false must preserve the configured
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Preserve child-session limits for disallowed repository scopes. When repository is present and scopeAllowed is false, resolveSandboxLaunchSpec replaces all settings with {}. The child-spawn route then uses DEFAULT_MAX_CONCURRENT_CHILD_SESSIONS and DEFAULT_MAX_TOTAL_CHILD_SESSIONS. A stricter configured cap can therefore be replaced by a looser default. Preserve both child-session limit fields through this projection while continuing to omit settings that require an allowed scope.
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/session-child-spawn.ts` around lines 241 -
244, The resolveSandboxLaunchSpec projection for a present repository with
scopeAllowed false must preserve the configured maxConcurrentChildSessions and
maxTotalChildSessions values instead of replacing them with an empty settings
object. Retain omission of other scope-dependent settings, and ensure the
existing maxConcurrentChildren and maxTotalChildren fallback logic continues to
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Isolate allocation recovery failures from the rest of the alarm.
recoverAllocations() can reject when its storage reads fail or when it schedules a retry. Because the handler awaits it before the projection flush, stop-confirmation recovery, execution-timeout check, and lifecycle alarm, those steps can be skipped for that delivery. Catch and log the recovery error.
🛡️ Proposed fix
- // Cleanup-only provider reconciliation still runs for held and terminal
- // sessions, but never delays the first preservation deadline check.
- await deps.lifecycleManager.recoverAllocations();
+ // Cleanup-only provider reconciliation still runs for held and terminal
+ // sessions, but never delays the first preservation deadline check.
+ // A recovery failure must not block the watchdogs below.
+ try {
+ await deps.lifecycleManager.recoverAllocations();
+ } catch (error) {
+ deps.log.error("Allocation recovery failed", {
+ event: "sandbox.allocation_recovery_failed",
+ error: error instanceof Error ? error : String(error),
+ });
+ }📝 Committable suggestion
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| // Cleanup-only provider reconciliation still runs for held and terminal | |
| // sessions, but never delays the first preservation deadline check. | |
| await deps.lifecycleManager.recoverAllocations(); | |
| // Cleanup-only provider reconciliation still runs for held and terminal | |
| // sessions, but never delays the first preservation deadline check. | |
| // A recovery failure must not block the watchdogs below. | |
| try { | |
| await deps.lifecycleManager.recoverAllocations(); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
| deps.log.error("Allocation recovery failed", { | |
| event: "sandbox.allocation_recovery_failed", | |
| error: error instanceof Error ? error : String(error), | |
| }); | |
| } |
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/session/alarm/handler.ts` around lines 49 - 51,
Wrap the await of deps.lifecycleManager.recoverAllocations() in a try/catch so
allocation recovery failures do not prevent the subsequent projection flush,
stop-confirmation recovery, execution-timeout check, or lifecycle alarm from
running. In the catch block, log the failure through deps.log.error with the
recovery error details and the existing allocation-recovery event context.
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| reasoningEffort: session.reasoning_effort ?? null, | ||
| baseBranch: session.base_branch, | ||
| sandboxTimeoutMs, | ||
| sandboxExecution: parseSessionSandboxExecution(session.sandbox_execution), |
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Handle malformed persisted execution metadata here.
If sandbox_execution contains invalid JSON or an unrecognized value, parseSessionSandboxExecution can throw. getSpawnContext returns a Response, so the exception can escape instead of producing a structured error response.
🛡️ Proposed fix
-import { parseSessionSandboxExecution } from "`@open-inspect/shared/types/sandbox-execution`";
+import {
+ parseSessionSandboxExecution,
+ type SessionSandboxExecution,
+} from "`@open-inspect/shared/types/sandbox-execution`";
@@
let sandboxTimeoutMs: number | undefined;
let finalSnapshotBufferMs: number | undefined;
+ let sandboxExecution: SessionSandboxExecution;
+ try {
+ sandboxExecution = parseSessionSandboxExecution(session.sandbox_execution);
+ } catch {
+ return Response.json(
+ { error: "Invalid persisted sandbox execution metadata", code: "invalid_sandbox_execution" },
+ { status: 503 }
+ );
+ }
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sandboxTimeoutMs,
- sandboxExecution: parseSessionSandboxExecution(session.sandbox_execution),
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/session/http/handlers/child-sessions.handler.ts`
at line 101, Update getSpawnContext to catch errors from
parseSessionSandboxExecution when processing session.sandbox_execution, and
return a structured 503 Response with the invalid_sandbox_execution error code
instead of allowing the exception to escape. Parse and store the value before
constructing the spawn context, then reuse it for sandboxExecution.
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| branchName: session.branch_name, | ||
| status: session.status, | ||
| sandboxStatus: sandbox?.status ?? DEFAULT_SANDBOX_STATUS, | ||
| sandboxExecution: parseSessionSandboxExecution(session.sandbox_execution), |
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Decode malformed sandbox_execution without blocking the read model.
parseSessionSandboxExecution throws for malformed JSON or an unknown profile. The snapshot route does not catch that error, so a malformed persisted value prevents the session snapshot from returning. The page cannot hydrate spawnError and show the operator repair message.
Do not map malformed metadata to { profile: "default" }. That would falsely represent a Docker session as a default session. Omit sandboxExecution instead. The public schema already makes this field optional. Keep lifecycle parsing strict so admission and checkpoint operations still fail closed.
🛡️ Proposed fix
- sandboxExecution: parseSessionSandboxExecution(session.sandbox_execution),
+ sandboxExecution: safeSessionSandboxExecution(session.sandbox_execution),Add the helper in this file:
/** Malformed metadata must not make the whole session unreadable. */
function safeSessionSandboxExecution(raw: string | null | undefined) {
try {
return parseSessionSandboxExecution(raw);
} catch {
return undefined;
}
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/session/snapshot-reader.ts` at line 124, Update
the snapshot mapping around sandboxExecution to use a safe parsing helper that
catches malformed JSON or unknown profiles and returns undefined, allowing the
session snapshot to load without falsely defaulting the profile. Add
safeSessionSandboxExecution near the snapshot reader while keeping
parseSessionSandboxExecution strict for lifecycle, admission, and checkpoint
paths.
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Summary
dockerEnabled, inherited Sandbox settings, and the session creation UI.Upstream compatibility
Based on current public
main(966abb682). Preserve the newly merged sandbox-preservation protocol and use runtime generation 72 for Docker; retain preservation/rebuild floor 71 and global compatibility floor 62. Added regressions cover the runtime-floor distinction, inherited preservation settings during strict Docker admission, and preservation plus execution/recovery state on reconnect.Validation
Earlier live Modal qualification on the pre-rebase implementation covered default gVisor startup, fresh and prebuilt Docker VMs, Buildx/Compose with PostgreSQL, and filesystem/Docker-volume recovery through the application snapshot/restore path with new admission disabled. The updated generation-72 head has local automated qualification, not a repeat live deployment. This does not claim a browser/LLM end-to-end journey, database-transaction-consistent snapshots, or broad production workload qualification.
Internal design/verification/canary reports and manual canary probes are intentionally excluded. Automated unit/integration tests and
docs/modal-docker.mdremain included.Rollout
Provision and deploy compatible images/endpoints/control plane/web with admission off, then qualify the deployed stack before enabling
enable_modal_vm_sandboxes. To stop new Docker sessions, disable admission only; retain provisioning and compatible restore support for admitted sessions. Seedocs/modal-docker.md.Summary by CodeRabbit
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