fix(ddp-streamer): keep dispatch chain alive and mirror login service changes without subscribers - #42301
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β¦iption call The per-client dispatch chain ended in a bare .catch(), which re-rejects instead of handling. One rejected task would leave the chain rejected for good: every later method or subscription from that client was silently dropped and each new .catch() surfaced as an unhandled rejection. The chain now logs the failure and continues. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
β¦ subscribers The mirrored login service map was only updated inside the publication's change listener, so a change that arrived while no client was subscribed was lost and the next subscriber replayed a stale list. The update now happens where the change is received, and the publication only forwards it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe DDP Streamer now mirrors login service configuration changes when no clients are subscribed and replays the current configuration to new subscribers. Client method and subscription operations now run serially, log rejected tasks, and continue processing later operations. ChangesLogin service configuration mirroring
Client operation dispatch
Priority: β Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Β· Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested labels: Merge Risk: π΅ Low Β· up to A narrow startup race can cause newly connected clients to receive outdated login-service configuration until another update or restart. π₯ Pre-merge checks | β 4 | β 1β Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.ts`:
- Around line 22-43: Coordinate login-service bootstrap with
updateLoginServiceConfiguration by tracking initialization and record IDs
updated before the async getLoginServiceConfiguration result completes, then
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ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/Client.ts (1)
149-160: LGTM!ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/Client.spec.ts (1)
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ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/DDPStreamer.ts (1)
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| /** Keeps the mirrored login service configuration current and forwards the change to every active subscriber. */ | ||
| export function updateLoginServiceConfiguration(action: 'added' | 'changed' | 'removed', record: Record<string, any>): void { | ||
| if (action === 'removed') { | ||
| loginServices.delete(record._id); | ||
| } else { | ||
| loginServices.set(record._id, record); | ||
| } | ||
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| events.emit(loginServiceConfigurationPublication, action, record); | ||
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| server.publish(loginServiceConfigurationPublication, async function () { | ||
| loginServices.forEach((record) => this.added(loginServiceConfigurationCollection, record._id, record)); | ||
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| const fn = (action: string, record: any): void => { | ||
| switch (action) { | ||
| case 'added': | ||
| case 'changed': | ||
| loginServices.set(record._id, record); | ||
| this[action](loginServiceConfigurationCollection, record._id, record); | ||
| break; | ||
| case 'removed': | ||
| loginServices.delete(record._id); | ||
| this[action](loginServiceConfigurationCollection, record._id); |
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Protect the configuration mirror from a stale bootstrap result.
getLoginServiceConfiguration() can resolve after a watch.loginServiceConfiguration update. Its callback then overwrites the updated record without emitting an event. A later subscriber can receive the stale record from the initial added loop.
The publication hydration sequence is synchronous, so an update cannot interleave between its initial loop and listener registration. Coordinate bootstrap with the shared updater instead.
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const loginServices = new Map<string, any>();
+const updatesDuringInitialization = new Set<string>();
+let loginServicesInitialized = false;
-MeteorService.getLoginServiceConfiguration()
- .then((records = []) => records.forEach((record) => loginServices.set(record._id, record)))
- .catch((err) => console.error('DDPStreamer not able to retrieve login services configuration', err));
+const loginServicesReady = MeteorService.getLoginServiceConfiguration()
+ .then((records = []) =>
+ records.forEach((record) => {
+ if (!updatesDuringInitialization.has(record._id)) {
+ loginServices.set(record._id, record);
+ }
+ }),
+ )
+ .catch((err) => console.error('DDPStreamer not able to retrieve login services configuration', err))
+ .finally(() => {
+ loginServicesInitialized = true;
+ updatesDuringInitialization.clear();
+ });
export function updateLoginServiceConfiguration(action: 'added' | 'changed' | 'removed', record: Record<string, any>): void {
+ if (!loginServicesInitialized) {
+ updatesDuringInitialization.add(record._id);
+ }
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if (action === 'removed') {
loginServices.delete(record._id);
} else {
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+ await loginServicesReady;
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In `@ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.ts` around lines 22 - 43, Coordinate
login-service bootstrap with updateLoginServiceConfiguration by tracking
initialization and record IDs updated before the async
getLoginServiceConfiguration result completes, then skip stale bootstrap records
and mark initialization complete in finally. Expose the bootstrap promise and
await it in the loginServiceConfigurationPublication handler before the initial
added loop, while preserving live update event handling.
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<file name="ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.ts">
<violation number="1" location="ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.ts:27">
P2: This update can be overwritten by the asynchronous initial configuration load. If a change arrives while `getLoginServiceConfiguration()` is in flight, the later snapshot repopulates the old record (including a record that was removed), so the next subscriber still sees stale login services; preserve update ordering or reconcile in-flight updates with the initial snapshot.</violation>
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<file name=".changeset/ddp-streamer-login-service-mirror.md">
<violation number="1" location=".changeset/ddp-streamer-login-service-mirror.md:5">
P3: This changeset becomes the changelog entry for the @rocket.chat/ddp-streamer patch release, but it documents only the login service mirror fix. The same release also contains the dispatch-chain fix (bare `.catch()` leaving chains rejected and dropping later calls), which will be missing from the changelog. Mention both fixes in the changeset body.</violation>
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<file name="ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.spec.ts">
<violation number="1" location="ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.spec.ts:31">
P2: The suite never tears subscriptions down, so the "no subscribers" test runs with a subscriber present and the other tests are order-dependent. Subscriptions created by `subscribe('seed')` and `subscribe('late'/'after-removal')` stay registered on the shared `events` emitter of configureServer.ts for the rest of the file (only test 3 stops its own `live` subscription). When test 2 calls `updateLoginServiceConfiguration('added', google)`, test 1's `seed` listener is still active β so the zero-subscriber scenario the test claims to cover is not reproduced, and under the pre-fix implementation you describe (mirror updated only inside the per-subscription listener) the leaked listener would still update the mirror, meaning this test would pass against the buggy code and does not guard the regression. Test 1's exact-match `toEqual` additionally breaks the moment any earlier test leaves records in the `loginServices` mirror. Stop every created subscription after each test (e.g., in `afterEach`) so the tests run in isolation.</violation>
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| if (action === 'removed') { | ||
| loginServices.delete(record._id); | ||
| } else { | ||
| loginServices.set(record._id, record); |
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P2: This update can be overwritten by the asynchronous initial configuration load. If a change arrives while getLoginServiceConfiguration() is in flight, the later snapshot repopulates the old record (including a record that was removed), so the next subscriber still sees stale login services; preserve update ordering or reconcile in-flight updates with the initial snapshot.
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Check if this issue is valid β if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.ts, line 27:
<comment>This update can be overwritten by the asynchronous initial configuration load. If a change arrives while `getLoginServiceConfiguration()` is in flight, the later snapshot repopulates the old record (including a record that was removed), so the next subscriber still sees stale login services; preserve update ordering or reconcile in-flight updates with the initial snapshot.</comment>
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@@ -19,18 +19,27 @@ MeteorService.getLoginServiceConfiguration()
+ if (action === 'removed') {
+ loginServices.delete(record._id);
+ } else {
+ loginServices.set(record._id, record);
+ }
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| it('replays the seeded configuration and reports ready', async () => { | ||
| const client = await subscribe('seed'); |
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P2: The suite never tears subscriptions down, so the "no subscribers" test runs with a subscriber present and the other tests are order-dependent. Subscriptions created by subscribe('seed') and subscribe('late'/'after-removal') stay registered on the shared events emitter of configureServer.ts for the rest of the file (only test 3 stops its own live subscription). When test 2 calls updateLoginServiceConfiguration('added', google), test 1's seed listener is still active β so the zero-subscriber scenario the test claims to cover is not reproduced, and under the pre-fix implementation you describe (mirror updated only inside the per-subscription listener) the leaked listener would still update the mirror, meaning this test would pass against the buggy code and does not guard the regression. Test 1's exact-match toEqual additionally breaks the moment any earlier test leaves records in the loginServices mirror. Stop every created subscription after each test (e.g., in afterEach) so the tests run in isolation.
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Check if this issue is valid β if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At ee/apps/ddp-streamer/src/configureServer.spec.ts, line 31:
<comment>The suite never tears subscriptions down, so the "no subscribers" test runs with a subscriber present and the other tests are order-dependent. Subscriptions created by `subscribe('seed')` and `subscribe('late'/'after-removal')` stay registered on the shared `events` emitter of configureServer.ts for the rest of the file (only test 3 stops its own `live` subscription). When test 2 calls `updateLoginServiceConfiguration('added', google)`, test 1's `seed` listener is still active β so the zero-subscriber scenario the test claims to cover is not reproduced, and under the pre-fix implementation you describe (mirror updated only inside the per-subscription listener) the leaked listener would still update the mirror, meaning this test would pass against the buggy code and does not guard the regression. Test 1's exact-match `toEqual` additionally breaks the moment any earlier test leaves records in the `loginServices` mirror. Stop every created subscription after each test (e.g., in `afterEach`) so the tests run in isolation.</comment>
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+ });
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+ it('replays the seeded configuration and reports ready', async () => {
+ const client = await subscribe('seed');
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+ expect(sentPackets(client)).toEqual([
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| Fixes login service configuration changes being lost by the DDP Streamer service when no client was subscribed at the moment of the change, which left newly connected clients with an outdated list of login services until the next change or a restart. |
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P3: This changeset becomes the changelog entry for the @rocket.chat/ddp-streamer patch release, but it documents only the login service mirror fix. The same release also contains the dispatch-chain fix (bare .catch() leaving chains rejected and dropping later calls), which will be missing from the changelog. Mention both fixes in the changeset body.
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Check if this issue is valid β if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .changeset/ddp-streamer-login-service-mirror.md, line 5:
<comment>This changeset becomes the changelog entry for the @rocket.chat/ddp-streamer patch release, but it documents only the login service mirror fix. The same release also contains the dispatch-chain fix (bare `.catch()` leaving chains rejected and dropping later calls), which will be missing from the changelog. Mention both fixes in the changeset body.</comment>
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+'@rocket.chat/ddp-streamer': patch
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+Fixes login service configuration changes being lost by the DDP Streamer service when no client was subscribed at the moment of the change, which left newly connected clients with an outdated list of login services until the next change or a restart.
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| Fixes login service configuration changes being lost by the DDP Streamer service when no client was subscribed at the moment of the change, which left newly connected clients with an outdated list of login services until the next change or a restart. | |
| Fixes login service configuration changes being lost by the DDP Streamer service when no client was subscribed at the moment of the change, which left newly connected clients with an outdated list of login services until the next change or a restart. Also fixes per-client dispatch chains getting stuck after a rejected server call, which silently dropped subsequent client calls and subscriptions. |
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Two independent fixes in the DDP Streamer service, found while preparing an internal restructure of
ee/apps/ddp-streamer. They are landed separately so that restructure can stay behaviour-neutral.1. Per-client dispatch chain could get stuck after one rejected call
Client.callMethod/callSubscribeserialised work throughthis.chain = this.chain.then(...).catch(). A bare.catch()has no handler, so it re-rejects: a single rejectedserver.callorserver.subscribeleft the chain rejected forever, every later method or subscription from that client was silently dropped, and each new.catch()produced an unhandled rejection. TodayServer.call/subscribecatch internally and server-sidews.senddoes not throw synchronously, so this was latent, which is why there is no changeset for it. The chain now logs the failure and continues. Covered by the newClient.spec.ts.2. Login service configuration changes were lost while nobody was subscribed
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meteor.loginServiceConfigurationpublication kept a mirrorMapof login services, but only updated it inside the per-subscription change listener. If awatch.loginServiceConfigurationevent arrived while the instance had zero subscribers (an idle ddp-streamer replica), the change was dropped and the next client to connect replayed a stale list until the next change or a restart. The map is now updated where the event is received (updateLoginServiceConfiguration) and the publication only forwards the change. Covered by the newconfigureServer.spec.ts. Patch changeset included.Issue(s)
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ee/apps/ddp-streamer:Manual check for fix 2 in a microservices deployment: with a ddp-streamer replica that has no connected clients, add or edit an OAuth service in Administration, then connect a client to that replica. The login page should show the updated service list immediately.
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Both fixes are deliberately minimal and keep the current module layout. The follow-up restructure (composition in
service.ts, typed lifecycle, connection registry, codec) will build on top of this.π€ Generated with Claude Code
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