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aiturk-hermes-ide/apps/desktop/electron/connection-apply.ts
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async function applyConnectionChange({
cancelAndWait,
isPrimary,
rehomePrimary = null,
scope,
sendApplied,
stopPool,
teardownPrimary,
teardownSsh
}) {
await cancelAndWait(scope)
await teardownSsh(scope)
if (!isPrimary) {
stopPool(scope)
return
}
if (rehomePrimary) {
await rehomePrimary()
return
}
await teardownPrimary()
sendApplied()
}
function commitConnectionFailure(current, starting, commit) {
if (current !== starting) {
return false
}
commit()
return true
}
async function resolveTerminalConnection(getTarget, ensureBackend) {
let target = getTarget()
if (target !== 'pending') {
return target
}
await ensureBackend()
target = getTarget()
if (target === 'pending') {
throw new Error('Remote connection is not ready yet. Try again in a moment.')
}
return target
}
async function resolveTerminalConnectionForSender(webContentsId, getTarget, ensureBackend) {
return resolveTerminalConnection(
() => getTarget(webContentsId),
() => ensureBackend(webContentsId)
)
}
/** A second before-quit must still wait for an in-flight remote kill.
*
* teardownSshConnection deletes the sshConnections entry first, then
* SSH-execs kill. backendShutdown's finally() calls app.quit() and
* re-enters before-quit with an empty map. Without `inFlight`, Electron
* exits while disconnect is running and the detached serve --isolated
* stays at pid 1 (post-#95085 leftover on #91668: window X on Windows). */
function sshQuitShouldBlock({ teardownDone, connectionCount, bootstrapPending, inFlight }) {
if (teardownDone) {
return false
}
return connectionCount > 0 || bootstrapPending > 0 || Boolean(inFlight)
}
async function teardownSshState(state, { cleanupRemote }) {
// Remote process first, while the SSH channel can still exec kill.
// Then drop the local forward and close the transport. Each step is
// best-effort so a failed remote cleanup cannot trap Cmd+Q (#91668).
try {
await cleanupRemote(state.ssh, state.ownershipId)
} catch {
// Remote teardown is best-effort; always release the local tunnel and SSH transport.
}
try {
if (state.localPort && state.remotePort) {
await state.ssh.cancelForward(state.localPort, state.remotePort)
}
} catch {
// Best effort; closing the transport below drops any remaining forwards.
}
try {
await state.ssh.close()
} catch {
// The app must still be able to quit when SSH teardown fails.
}
}
export {
applyConnectionChange,
commitConnectionFailure,
resolveTerminalConnection,
resolveTerminalConnectionForSender,
sshQuitShouldBlock,
teardownSshState
}