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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now configures HTTP timeouts, filters selected headers from MCP responses, and adds request lifecycle details to logs. Shutdown closes idle connections around application cleanup, then closes remaining connections. Tests cover these behaviors and aborted MCP requests. ChangesHTTP and MCP Server
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The remaining concerns are a potentially flaky test and unclear limits on connection-header coverage. Neither establishes a production failure, but both warrant attention before relying on these tests. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The longer connection lifetime may improve MCP reliability, but it also increases the time an idle client can occupy a server connection. The practical exposure depends on how the origin is reached and whether connection limits exist; no exploit is established. Retained concerns
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522-523: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLabel these assertions as direct-origin coverage.
listedcomes from a direct request tolocalBaseUrl. These assertions cover the origin response only. They do not cover proxy forwarding or what an MCP host receives through the supported proxy path. Add proxy integration coverage if this test claims end-to-end tunnel behavior; otherwise label the narrower coverage explicitly.Suggested scope label
+ // Direct-origin coverage only; the proxy-to-MCP-host path is not exercised. assert.equal(listed.headers.get("connection"), "keep-alive"); assert.match(listed.headers.get("keep-alive") ?? "", /timeout=300/);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/server.test.ts`:
- Line 634: Update the test command around `controller.abort()` and
`assert.rejects(toolCall)` to remain active until the test writes a release
marker; release it only after the abort assertion completes, so the command
cannot finish before the abort is exercised.
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In `@src/server.test.ts`:
- Around line 522-523: Add a comment immediately before the assertions on listed
clarifying that they cover only a direct-origin response, not proxy forwarding
or the MCP host’s response. Keep the existing assertions unchanged.
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| cmd: "node -e \"const fs=require('node:fs');fs.writeFileSync('started','');setTimeout(()=>fs.writeFileSync('finished',''),500)\"", |
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Keep the command active until the abort occurs.
If the test does not observe started within 500 ms, the command can write finished and return before controller.abort() runs. assert.rejects(toolCall) can then fail even though abort handling is correct. Make the command wait for a test-controlled release marker, and release it after the abort assertion.
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In `@src/server.test.ts` at line 634, Update the test command around
`controller.abort()` and `assert.rejects(toolCall)` to remain active until the
test writes a release marker; release it only after the abort assertion
completes, so the command cannot finish before the abort is exercised.
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If shutdown begins during an /mcp-app-assets download, application cleanup does not wait for the response to finish. This call destroys the active connection, leaving the client with a truncated asset. The client may need to retry the download before the workspace app can load.
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Authored HTTP asset-download and shutdown repro
- The executable TypeScript script requests a real static asset, pauses the client mid-download, invokes shutdown, and checks the received byte count.
Download with force-close omitted
- The control run used the same shutdown function without its optional force-close method and received the complete asset before shutdown resolved.
Download with actual force-close behavior
- The run using the actual HTTP server aborted after 65,044 of 16,777,216 bytes while shutdown resolved, confirming truncation.
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| // Node must also advertise this timeout itself, so MCP responses drop hop-by-hop headers below. | ||
| export const DEVSPACE_HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE_TIMEOUT_MS = 5 * 60 * 1_000; | ||
| export const DEVSPACE_HTTP_HEADERS_TIMEOUT_MS = DEVSPACE_HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE_TIMEOUT_MS + 5_000; |
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If untrusted clients can reach the Node listener directly, they can leave request headers incomplete for up to 305 seconds before the server rejects the connection, compared with the previous 60-second deadline. This increases resource-exhaustion exposure. Keep the header deadline separate from the desired keep-alive lifetime, or enforce a shorter deadline at the ingress.
How this was verified: The configured deadline increased, and an incomplete-header connection stayed open longer under a controlled shorter deadline.
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Source for the local HTTP and incomplete-header TCP probe
- The authored script imports each revision’s server code, measures listener settings, and sends real HTTP and partial-header TCP requests; it shows exactly how both captures were produced.
Base revision HTTP and TCP probe output
- Running the probe against base `531d3f9` recorded the 60,000 ms header setting, HTTP 401 Unauthorized for unauthenticated `/mcp`, and an HTTP 408 Request Timeout for the shortened incomplete-header deadline; the base socket was closed by 620 ms.
PR-head HTTP and TCP probe output
- Running the same probe against PR head `abc3dae` recorded the 305,000 ms header setting and HTTP 401 Unauthorized for `/mcp`; with a shortened equivalent deadline, the incomplete-header socket remained open at 620 ms before receiving HTTP 408 Request Timeout.
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Refs #297. Reworks the transport hardening explored in #356 without its fixed request deadline or JSON-only response mode.
Intermittent MCP disconnects can leave the host reporting a network failure while DevSpace and the underlying tool process stay alive. The Node origin now owns hop-by-hop connection headers and advertises a five-minute keep-alive lifetime, avoiding the short default socket lifetime racing a proxy's pooled connection. Request logs now distinguish completed responses from client-aborted MCP exchanges and include enough RPC metadata to correlate failures.
Shutdown still waits for application and tool cleanup, then closes any retained HTTP connections so the longer keep-alive does not turn shutdown into a multi-minute wait. Tunnel-level QUIC interruptions remain outside this change.
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