ADFA-5375: Stop the debugger owning OS threads - #1774
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…change ADFA-5375 touches these three files, which enrolls them in the `ratchetFrom = origin/stage` ratchet and reformats each in full. Landing that separately keeps the fix reviewable. IDEDebugClientImpl.kt was 4-space indented and becomes tabs; the other two pick up ktlint's chained-call and wrapping rules. Three comments in BreakpointHandler.computeNewBreakpointPosition moved from between `}` and `else if` into the branch body - ktlint's if-else-wrapping rule rejects them where they were, and the ratchet only surfaces it now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Crj29d6Q2DGjioWPxtuSR
Each DebuggerViewModel built two coroutine contexts that own OS threads -
newFixedThreadPoolContext(4, "IDEDebugClient") in IDEDebugClientImpl and
newSingleThreadContext("BreakpointHandler") - and closed neither, so every
destroyed editor activity leaked its threads. Seven open/close cycles on a
Note 20 Ultra left seven live BreakpointHandler threads.
BreakpointHandler and IDEDebugClientImpl are now AutoCloseable, and
DebuggerViewModel.onCleared() closes the client. Cancelling clientScope also
stops in-flight work from calling setThreads()/setConnectionState() on a
cleared view model, and detaches the client from EventBus, which it had
registered itself with in init.
Regression test: DebuggerThreadLeakTest counts live threads by name, the way
the leak was found on device - LeakCanary cannot see it, since it watches
objects. Verified it fails without the fix: the thread-count assertion
reports 1 where 0 is expected, and the leaked non-daemon thread then wedges
the Gradle test worker.
Sibling sweep of the other newSingleThreadContext/newFixedThreadPoolContext
owners: CodeEditorView and TsAnalyzeWorker already close theirs.
MemoryUsageWatcher.stopWatching() and the JDWP EventHandler.close() cancel
their work but leak their dispatcher the same way - left alone here, they
belong to different owners and want their own tickets.
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ChangesDebugger lifecycle cleanup
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change removes debugger-owned threads and changes shutdown behavior, but the current implementation can still lose accepted breakpoint edits during close, allow persistence failures to terminate the process, and race late debug callbacks with cleared state. These are concrete data-loss and runtime-stability risks, so the PR is not merge-ready until shutdown ordering, failure handling, and callback serialization are fixed. Poem
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app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/DebuggerThreadLeakTest.kt (1)
59-70: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise the client pool in the repeated-lifecycle test.
This loop creates and clears ViewModels without calling
toggleBreakpoint(). TheIDEDebugClientImplclient pool can therefore remain unstarted, while the test only checksBREAKPOINT_THREAD. A regression that leaks client threads across repeated lifecycles would pass. Start client-pool work and await both thread prefixes in this test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/IDEDebugClientImpl.kt`:
- Around line 340-345: Update IDEDebugClientImpl.close() to mark the client
closed before beginning teardown, and synchronize this transition with the
synchronous mutations performed by onAttach() and onDisconnect(). Ensure late
callbacks are rejected before launching coroutines or modifying clients or
viewModel.connectionState, without relying solely on clientScope cancellation.
- Around line 342-344: Update the close flow in IDEDebugClientImpl so producer
coroutines launched by onContentChange and toggleBreakpoint finish before
breakpoints.close() executes; coordinate cancellation and completion rather than
relying only on cancelIfActive, or use a non-throwing event send path in
BreakpointHandler.change() and toggle().
In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/DebuggerThreadLeakTest.kt`:
- Around line 49-50: Update DebuggerThreadLeakTest so the assertion for
CLIENT_THREAD uses polling that waits until liveThreads(CLIENT_THREAD) is
greater than clientThreads, rather than asserting immediately after
awaitThreads(BREAKPOINT_THREAD). Keep the existing breakpoint-thread wait and
expected count condition intact.
- Around line 27-33: Update the test cleanup around BreakpointHandler and the
store so handler.close() and store.clear() execute unconditionally in finally
blocks, including when setup or assertions fail; preserve the existing test
assertions and thread-count behavior.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/DebuggerThreadLeakTest.kt`:
- Around line 59-70: Update the repeated lifecycle test `repeated view model
lifecycles do not accumulate threads` to invoke `toggleBreakpoint()` so the
`IDEDebugClientImpl` client pool starts during each cycle, then await both
`BREAKPOINT_THREAD` and the client-pool thread prefix against their respective
pre-test counts.
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| override fun close() { | ||
| unregister() | ||
| clientScope.cancelIfActive("IDEDebugClientImpl closed") | ||
| clientContext.close() | ||
| breakpoints.close() | ||
| clients.clear() |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Serialize teardown with late debug callbacks.
clients.clear() does not make IDEDebugClientImpl closed. onAttach() and onDisconnect() can race with close() and mutate clients and viewModel.connectionState before their coroutine launch. A late callback can therefore repopulate clients or update the cleared DebuggerViewModel after onCleared().
Mark the client closed before teardown and serialize that state transition with the synchronous callback mutations. Do not rely only on clientScope cancellation.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/IDEDebugClientImpl.kt` around
lines 340 - 345, Update IDEDebugClientImpl.close() to mark the client closed
before beginning teardown, and synchronize this transition with the synchronous
mutations performed by onAttach() and onDisconnect(). Ensure late callbacks are
rejected before launching coroutines or modifying clients or
viewModel.connectionState, without relying solely on clientScope cancellation.
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| awaitThreads(BREAKPOINT_THREAD, breakpointThreads + 1) | ||
| assertThat(liveThreads(CLIENT_THREAD)).isGreaterThan(clientThreads) |
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Wait for the lazy client thread before asserting.
Waiting for BREAKPOINT_THREAD does not prove that the lazy CLIENT_THREAD has started. The immediate isGreaterThan assertion can observe the old count and fail intermittently. Poll until the client count is greater than clientThreads.
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In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/DebuggerThreadLeakTest.kt`
around lines 49 - 50, Update DebuggerThreadLeakTest so the assertion for
CLIENT_THREAD uses polling that waits until liveThreads(CLIENT_THREAD) is
greater than clientThreads, rather than asserting immediately after
awaitThreads(BREAKPOINT_THREAD). Keep the existing breakpoint-thread wait and
expected count condition intact.
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ADFA-5375 now also touches this file, which enrolls it in the `ratchetFrom = origin/stage` ratchet and reformats it in full: it was 4-space indented and becomes tabs. Landing that separately keeps the one-line dispatcher change reviewable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Crj29d6Q2DGjioWPxtuSR
Follow-up to the AutoCloseable approach: the leak class disappears if these classes never own a thread. Dispatchers.IO.limitedParallelism gives the same parallelism bound and sequential confinement, owns nothing, and leaves no close() for a future owner to forget. Converts all four owners found by the sibling sweep: IDEDebugClientImpl newFixedThreadPoolContext(4) -> limitedParallelism(4) BreakpointHandler newSingleThreadContext -> limitedParallelism(1) MemoryUsageWatcher newSingleThreadContext -> limitedParallelism(1) (ADFA-5396) EventHandler (JDWP) newSingleThreadContext -> limitedParallelism(1) (ADFA-5397) CodeEditorView and TsAnalyzeWorker keep theirs; both already close correctly. Fixes found in review of the first approach: - Cancelling the handler's scope also cancelled the 1s debounced breakpoint save, so a breakpoint added just before closing the editor was silently lost. Persistence now runs on a scope close() does not cancel, and close() flushes a pending save instead of waiting out the remaining delay. - close() cancelled the consumer before closing the channel, dropping queued edits. It now closes the channel and lets the consumer drain; the scope owns no thread, so an idle scope costs nothing. - toggle()/change() used Channel.send, which throws ClosedSendChannelException on a closed handler into a scope with no handler - and IDEApplication's uncaught handler turns that into exitProcess. They now trySend and log. Both scopes also got a CoroutineExceptionHandler: a failed debugger call must not take the IDE down. - onAttach/onDisconnect run on the JDWP listener thread, which cancelling clientScope does not stop. Every entry point now returns early once closed. - close() drops the debug highlight before clearing listeners, and the fields written across threads are @volatile. Testing: - DebuggerThreadLeakTest rewritten: thread names are gone, so it asserts that a second batch of seven view-model lifecycles adds no threads over the first. Verified it fails with a thread-owning dispatcher restored (30 vs a 25 ceiling). The save test fails without the flush (1014ms vs a 500ms bound). Tests use a TemporaryFolder project dir - the previous version wrote an untracked app/.cg/editor/breakpoints.json into the worktree - and a minimal test Application, because IDEApplication's loaders call exitProcess when they fail under Robolectric. - :app: and :lsp:java: unit tests, 460 tests, 0 failures. - On device (Pixel 6 Pro, Android 17): pre-fix, seven open/close cycles grew BreakpointHandler 1 -> 7, never reclaimed. After: no named threads at all and the total plateaus flat across ten cycles (146/143/145/145/148/148). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Crj29d6Q2DGjioWPxtuSR
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app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/IDEDebugClientImpl.kt (1)
383-383: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSerialize closure with synchronous debug callbacks.
@Volatiledoes not makeisClosed()and the laterclientsorconnectionStatemutations atomic.onAttach()oronDisconnect()can pass their check, thenclose()can clear state, then the callback can repopulateclientsor update the clearedDebuggerViewModel.Use one lifecycle lock for the closed transition and the synchronous callback mutations.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/BreakpointHandler.kt`:
- Around line 213-214: Update the shutdown flow around events.close() and
flushPendingSave() so it waits for the event consumer to finish draining all
accepted events before persisting the final snapshot. Ensure the final onSave()
or equivalent persistence step occurs after queued Toggle and Save events update
stateRef, while preserving the existing closed-state behavior.
- Line 75: Update BreakpointHandler’s saveScope launch blocks that invoke
writeBreakpoints() to catch non-cancellation persistence failures and log them,
while rethrowing CancellationException unchanged so coroutine cancellation
remains cooperative.
In `@lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/debug/EventHandler.kt`:
- Line 68: Update EventHandler’s adapterScope.launch worker in
lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/debug/EventHandler.kt:
catch and SLF4J-log non-cancellation callback failures, mark the worker stopped
by clearing connected, rethrow CancellationException, and clean up eventsJob in
finally. Apply the same failure handling to MemoryUsageWatcher’s worker in
app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/MemoryUsageWatcher.kt: clear
watching, rethrow cancellation, log other failures, and clean up its job state
so it can restart.
- Line 315: Update EventHandler’s blocking queue read to execute queue.remove()
inside runInterruptible, ensuring cancellation from EventHandler.close()
interrupts the listener promptly. Keep the existing eventsJob cancellation and
shutdown behavior unchanged.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/IDEDebugClientImpl.kt`:
- Line 383: Update the lifecycle handling around close(), isClosed(),
onAttach(), and onDisconnect() to use one shared lock that synchronizes the
closed-state transition with synchronous clients and connectionState mutations.
Ensure callbacks cannot pass a closed check and mutate clients or the cleared
DebuggerViewModel after close() has completed.
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| private val saveScope = CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.IO + SupervisorJob()) |
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Handle save failures in saveScope.
Both saveScope.launch blocks call BreakpointRepository.saveBreakpoints() through writeBreakpoints(). If persistence throws, saveScope has no CoroutineExceptionHandler, so the exception can reach the process uncaught-exception handler. Catch non-cancellation failures inside each save coroutine, log them, and rethrow CancellationException.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/BreakpointHandler.kt` at line 75,
Update BreakpointHandler’s saveScope launch blocks that invoke
writeBreakpoints() to catch non-cancellation persistence failures and log them,
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Persist after the event consumer drains.
events.close() keeps already accepted events for the consumer, but flushPendingSave() writes the snapshot before those events finish. A queued Toggle or Save can update stateRef after this flush. Its later onSave() then returns because closed is true. The accepted edit is never written to disk.
Wait for the consumer to finish draining, then persist one final snapshot.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/BreakpointHandler.kt` around
lines 213 - 214, Update the shutdown flow around events.close() and
flushPendingSave() so it waits for the event consumer to finish draining all
accepted events before persisting the final snapshot. Ensure the final onSave()
or equivalent persistence step occurs after queued Toggle and Save events update
stateRef, while preserving the existing closed-state behavior.
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| fun startListening() { | ||
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Stop each worker after an unexpected callback failure.
EventHandler callbacks can fail inside adapterScope.launch, leaving connected true while eventsJob remains failed. MemoryUsageWatcher callbacks can fail while watching remains true, preventing a later restart. Catch non-cancellation failures, log them with SLF4J, and set each worker to a stopped state. Rethrow CancellationException and clean up job state in finally.
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at line 68, Update EventHandler’s adapterScope.launch worker in
lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/debug/EventHandler.kt:
catch and SLF4J-log non-cancellation callback failures, mark the worker stopped
by clearing connected, rethrow CancellationException, and clean up eventsJob in
finally. Apply the same failure handling to MemoryUsageWatcher’s worker in
app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/MemoryUsageWatcher.kt: clear
watching, rethrow cancellation, log other failures, and clean up its job state
so it can restart.
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| connected = false | ||
| eventsJob?.cancel(CancellationException("EventHandler closed")) | ||
| eventsJob = null | ||
| adapterScope.cancel(CancellationException("EventHandler closed")) |
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The Kotlin coroutine function runInterruptible is designed to bridge synchronous, blocking Java code with coroutines by allowing the underlying thread to be interrupted when the coroutine is cancelled [1][2][3]. When you call a standard blocking Java method within a coroutine, calling job.cancel on the coroutine does not automatically interrupt the thread [3]. By wrapping that blocking call in runInterruptible, you enable the coroutine framework to monitor for cancellation and trigger Thread.interrupt on the thread executing the block [1][2][4]. If the blocking code throws an InterruptedException (which is the standard way Java methods signal an interruption), runInterruptible catches it and throws a CancellationException, allowing the coroutine to properly transition to a cancelled state [1][2][4]. In the context of the Java Debug Interface (JDI), the EventQueue.remove method is a classic example of a blocking call that throws InterruptedException [5][6]. If you use runInterruptible to wrap a call to eventQueue.remove, you can make your debugger's event-loop thread responsive to coroutine cancellation: suspend fun awaitEvent(eventQueue: EventQueue): EventSet = runInterruptible(Dispatchers.IO) { eventQueue.remove // Blocks until an event is available or thread is interrupted } In this pattern: 1. When the coroutine is cancelled, runInterruptible calls interrupt on the thread currently blocked inside eventQueue.remove [2][4]. 2. The JDI EventQueue.remove implementation will then throw InterruptedException [5][6]. 3. runInterruptible catches this InterruptedException and rethrows it as a CancellationException, effectively stopping the loop and cancelling the coroutine [2][4]. Without runInterruptible, the thread would remain blocked in eventQueue.remove even after the coroutine has been cancelled, potentially causing thread leaks or hanging shutdown processes [3][7]. Ensure that your blocking code is indeed interruptible; if the library function does not check the thread's interrupted status or handle InterruptedException, runInterruptible cannot force it to stop [7].
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Make EventHandler.close() interrupt its blocking queue read.
eventsJob.cancel() does not interrupt queue.remove(), so direct handler shutdown can leave the listener active until VM disposal. Wrap the read in runInterruptible { queue.remove() } to make cancellation release the worker promptly. VmConnection.close() currently limits the impact by calling vm.dispose() afterward.
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In `@lsp/java/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/lsp/java/debug/EventHandler.kt`
at line 315, Update EventHandler’s blocking queue read to execute queue.remove()
inside runInterruptible, ensuring cancellation from EventHandler.close()
interrupts the listener promptly. Keep the existing eventsJob cancellation and
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ADFA-5375: Stop the debugger owning OS threads
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DebuggerViewModelbuilt coroutine contexts that own OS threads and closed neither, so every destroyed editor activity leaked its threads. Measured on device: seven open/close cycles left seven liveBreakpointHandlerthreads, one per destroyed activity. LeakCanary saw nothing - it watches objects, not threads.The first cut of this made the owners
AutoCloseable. Review pushed back with a better answer: the whole bug class disappears if these classes never own a thread.Dispatchers.IO.limitedParallelismgives the same parallelism bound and sequential confinement, owns nothing, and leaves noclose()for a future owner to forget.What changed
All four owners the sibling sweep found:
IDEDebugClientImplnewFixedThreadPoolContext(4, "IDEDebugClient")limitedParallelism(4)BreakpointHandlernewSingleThreadContextlimitedParallelism(1)MemoryUsageWatchernewSingleThreadContextlimitedParallelism(1)- closes ADFA-5396EventHandler(JDWP)newSingleThreadContextlimitedParallelism(1)- closes ADFA-5397CodeEditorViewkeeps its own; it closes correctly.TsAnalyzeWorkeralso keeps its own, but it does not close correctly -stop()closes the dispatcher before cancelling the job, so the analyzer is rerouted toDispatchers.IOand keeps running whiledocument.close()frees the native tree-sitter objects under it. That is a use-after-free, not a leak, and it crashed the process during device testing of this PR. Filed as ADFA-5401; deliberately not fixed here, since it is a different module and wants its own verification. An earlier revision of this description claimed both files were fine - that was wrong.DebuggerViewModel.onCleared()closes the client, which cancelsclientScopeand detaches from EventBus - the client registered itself ininitand never left.Bugs the review caught in the first approach
All were introduced by cancelling the handler's scope, and all are fixed here:
close()does not cancel, andclose()flushes a pending save rather than waiting out the delay.close()cancelled the consumer before closing the channel. It now closes the channel and lets the consumer drain - the scope owns no thread, so an idle scope costs nothing.toggle()/change()could kill the app. They usedChannel.send, which throwsClosedSendChannelExceptionon a closed handler into a scope with no exception handler, andIDEApplication's uncaught handler callsexitProcess. They nowtrySendand log, and both scopes got aCoroutineExceptionHandler. This reproduced as a dead Gradle test worker before the fix.onAttach/onDisconnectrun on the JDWP listener thread, which cancellingclientScopedoes not stop. Every entry point now returns early once closed. (The previous PR body claimed cancelling the scope stopped these; it did not, and that claim is withdrawn.)close()drops the debug highlight before clearing listeners; fields written across threads are@Volatile.Review by commit
744ff18IDEDebugClientImpl.ktgoes 4-space to tabs, plus a pre-existing ktlintif-else-wrappingerror surfaced by the ratchet7119116AutoCloseableapproach0951f9eEventHandler.ktenters the ratchet, 4-space to tabs42df365limitedParallelismrework and its testsTesting
DebuggerThreadLeakTestrewritten. Thread names are gone, so it asserts a second batch of seven view-model lifecycles adds no threads over the first. Verified it fails with a thread-owning dispatcher restored (30 against a 25 ceiling). The save test fails without the flush (1014ms against a 500ms bound).TemporaryFolderproject dir - the earlier version wrote an untrackedapp/.cg/editor/breakpoints.jsoninto the worktree - and a minimal testApplication, becauseIDEApplication's loaders callexitProcesswhen they fail under Robolectric.:app:and:lsp:java:unit tests: 460 tests, 0 failures.spotlessApplyclean.BreakpointHandler1 -> 2 -> 3 -> 4 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 over seven cycles, never reclaimed;MemoryUsageWatcherlikewise.No UI change, so no font-scale pass applies.
Not addressed here
Two pre-existing issues the review surfaced, both outside this change and worth their own tickets:
JavaDebugAdapter._listenerStateretains the client afterclose(), soJDWPListenerThread -> ListenerState -> IDEDebugClientImpl -> DebuggerViewModelstays reachable. That is a genuine retained-object leak, the kind LeakCanary does see.close()neither resumes nor kills an attached debuggee, so closing the editor at a breakpoint leaves the target process frozen with no UI left to resume it.TsAnalyzeWorker.stop()closes its dispatcher before cancelling its job, crashing the process on project close (ADFA-5401).Found during the ADFA-3418 LeakCanary pass; not caused by it.
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