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fix(desktop): WSL-only falls back to Windows when the WSL backend keeps crashing - #26063
In WSL-only mode on Windows, a WSL backend that crashes on every start traps the user. Before https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/25903 the "Connecting to WSL…" splash spun forever. On main, a "T3 Code could not start" window appears after three failures, but it only offers Open releases, Copy details and Quit, so there is still no way to turn WSL-only off without killing the app and editing desktop-settings.json by hand. The reporter's distro lacked libatomic.so.1, so the server exited with code 1 every time.
Reproduced on Linux with the real desktop app: desktop-settings.json set to {"wslBackendEnabled":true,"wslOnly":true}, and a backend that exits with code 1 on every start. The before/after table is under Verification.
Change
Crash loop falls back to Windows. When the primary backend runs on WSL and the backend manager reports its crash-loop failure (three consecutive exits before ready), the desktop does what it already does when WSL preflight retries run out. It shows "WSL backend is still unavailable" and applies the in-memory Windows fallback. The restart the manager has already scheduled then resolves the Windows primary. The dialog and fallback are now one shared helper (useWindowsForThisLaunch) used by both paths.
Other primaries are unchanged. Non-WSL primaries, including WSL-only settings on a machine where WSL is unavailable, still report Failing and show the recovery window.
The fallback no longer leaks to disk.DesktopAppSettings now keeps the persisted document separate from session-only overrides. Before this, any later save, such as a window move, wrote the in-memory fallback to disk and turned WSL-only off for good. That also affected the existing preflight fallback. Explicit user changes still apply to both.
Triaged via the automated issue flow; GitCafe issue #14393.
Verification
Focused tests:vp test run on DesktopBackendPool.test.ts, DesktopAppSettings.test.ts, DesktopBackendManager.test.ts, DesktopStartupRecovery.test.ts and DesktopBackendConfiguration.test.ts: 5 files, 48 tests passed. vp run check:changed passed.
New tests, each failing without the fix:
DesktopBackendPool > falls back to Windows for this launch when the WSL primary keeps crashing. It fails on main with expected [] to deeply equal ['WSL backend is still unavailable']. It asserts exactly one dialog, wslOnly off in memory, and the spawn order wsl.exe ×3, /electron.
DesktopBackendPool > keeps a live WSL primary probing after a readiness timeout. It asserts no dialog, no fallback, Failing, and no Windows spawn.
DesktopBackendPool > keeps reporting Failing when WSL-only already fell back to Windows.
DesktopAppSettings > keeps the in-memory WSL fallback out of later persisted writes. It fails on main because the reloaded wslBackendEnabled is false.
Real desktop app on Linux (Electron 44.9.3 under Xvfb at 1920×1080, isolated HOME and T3CODE_HOME, WSL-only settings, a backend that exits with code 1 on every start). On Linux WSL is never available, so the primary resolves to the local backend. These captures cover the bug and confirm the non-WSL path is unchanged; they cannot reach the new WSL fallback.
What else changed: the main-vs-after diff shows only the log timestamp and the run-directory path. The settings change also stops the existing exhausted-preflight fallback from being saved to disk on a later write.
Not checked:
cannot-verify windows. The new path (the dialog, then the Windows-backed main window, after a real WSL crash loop) runs only on Windows with a WSL distro. No VM here can run it, so its proof is the unit tests above.
After the fallback, the manager's restart counter is not reset. If the Windows backend then crashes as well, the recovery window shows after its first crash rather than its third.
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…ndows fallback
These tests reproduce #14393: when the WSL primary backend fails to start on
every launch, the pool only marks startup as failing. It never tells the user
or falls back to the Windows backend for this launch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ry cannot start
In WSL-only mode, a WSL backend that crashed on every start or never became
ready left the user on the "Connecting to WSL" splash and then the startup
recovery window, with no way out short of editing desktop-settings.json.
When the primary's startup fails while it is running a WSL config and wslOnly
is still on, the pool now takes the same path as an exhausted transient
preflight: it tells the user, applies the Windows fallback in memory only, and
restarts the primary, which resolves to the Windows config. Any other startup
failure, including a Windows primary used because WSL is unavailable, still
marks startup as failing.
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A readiness timeout on a live WSL backend is often a slow cold boot, so it
keeps probing and reports Failing as before; only the crash-loop report (no
live process) switches this launch to Windows. The manager's scheduled
restart re-resolves settings and comes up on Windows, so the forked
stop/start is gone.
Settings writes now start from the persisted document, so the in-memory
WSL fallback no longer reaches disk when another setting is saved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The change adds session-only Windows fallback for failed WSL-only startups and a manual recovery option for live, unready processes. Human review is needed for the changed automatic recovery behavior and the unresolved concern that managed-policy refusals can fall back to Windows without enforcing that policy.
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The change separates session settings from persisted settings. Selected WSL primary startup failures now apply a Windows fallback or expose a Windows recovery action. Tests cover repeated WSL crashes, Windows primary resolution, readiness timeout, and preservation of persisted WSL settings.
Changes: WSL startup fallback and session settings
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Summary
Separate session and persisted settings apps/desktop/src/settings/DesktopAppSettings.ts, apps/desktop/src/settings/DesktopAppSettings.test.ts
Settings now track session and persisted values separately. In-memory updates affect session settings, while persistent updates also update persisted settings. A test checks that a later bounds update preserves persisted WSL settings.
Primary startup failures in WSL-only mode can apply a Windows fallback or provide a recovery action. The recovery page displays and handles that action. Tests cover repeated crashes, Windows primary resolution, and a WSL process that misses readiness.
When WSL-only startup first fails on preflight and later fails on readiness, the recovery window may never offer "Use Windows for this launch", leaving users unable to reach Settings. Repeated clicks on that action can also interrupt the Windows backend that is starting. The new fallback tests may be timing-dependent. Fix the recovery-action refresh before merging.
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The title names the main change: WSL-only mode falls back to Windows when the WSL backend keeps crashing. It matches the crash-loop fallback described in the summary and objectives. It follows the con…
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The description follows the template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections. The Problem section explains the trap in WSL-only mode with reproduction steps. The Change section lists…
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Direct issue #14393 asks that a crashing WSL backend in WSL-only mode show an error and fall back to Windows for that launch, or at minimum let the user reach a way to turn WSL-only off. At head 72c75…
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The changes support #14393. useWindowsForThisLaunch is shared by the existing exhausted-preflight fallback and the new crash-loop fallback, which the PR states. The DesktopAppSettings split into persi…
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The title names the main change: WSL-only mode falls back to Windows when the WSL backend keeps crashing. It matches the crash-loop fallback described in the summary and objectives. It follows the conventional commit form and is specific enough for a teammate scanning history. It is 80 characters, within a typical limit.
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The description follows the template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections. The Problem section explains the trap in WSL-only mode with reproduction steps. The Change section lists the crash-loop fallback, the live-but-not-ready case, the unchanged non-WSL path, and the settings persistence fix. The Scope section links issue #14393. The Verification section lists focused test results, new tests that fail without the fix, Linux app captures, and what was not checked. It also names the model and harness, as the template asks. Minor gaps: the Scope section does not state a bug-fix rationale beyond the linked issue, and the Verification section includes a Windows-path gap that the author states openly. These gaps do not make the description incomplete.
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Direct issue #14393 asks that a crashing WSL backend in WSL-only mode show an error and fall back to Windows for that launch, or at minimum let the user reach a way to turn WSL-only off. At head 72c75b6, DesktopBackendPool.ts routes primary startup failures through handlePrimaryStartupFailure. When the primary runs on WSL (runningDistro set), wslOnly is on, and no backend PID is active (the crash-loop case), the handler logs a warning and calls useWindowsForThisLaunch. That helper shows the 'WSL backend is still unavailable' error box and calls applyWslWindowsFallbackInMemory, so the manager's scheduled restart resolves the Windows primary. DesktopAppSettings.ts now keeps a persisted document separate from session overrides, so the in-memory fallback is not written by later saves. For a live WSL process that misses readiness (the issue's unreachable-backend variant), the handler sets Failing with a useWindows action. This action appears in the recovery window through DesktopStartupRecovery.ts and DesktopState.ts, so the user can reach Settings or switch to Windows. This is a user-choice path, not an automatic fallback. The issue's 'at minimum' requirement is met for that case. Other primaries keep the Failing state. The Windows/WSL crash-loop path was not run end to end; the unit tests cited in the PR description are the evidence for it. Those tests were not re-executed in this review.
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The changes support #14393. useWindowsForThisLaunch is shared by the existing exhausted-preflight fallback and the new crash-loop fallback, which the PR states. The DesktopAppSettings split into persisted and session values prevents the session-only fallback from being written on later saves. This split also changes the existing preflight fallback path, which the PR documents, and explicit user changes still persist to both values. The DesktopStartupRecovery and DesktopState changes add the windows recovery action and the PrimaryBackendFailure type needed to carry the useWindows effect. The test additions cover these behaviors. The restart counter not resetting after fallback is a documented behavior, not an unrelated change. The diff shows no unrelated production changes in the inspected files.
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- Around line 268-280: Update the restart timing assertions in the positive and
negative tests around firstExit: await each expected spawn from spawned as a
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firstExit is completed by persistFailure before finalizeRun calls scheduleRestart. The test can therefore resume before the first restart fiber exists. One TestClock.adjust(Duration.minutes(1)) is valid for advancing registered Effect.sleep calls, but it does not synchronize the later forked restart chain.
The positive test can assert before the third WSL crash and the /electron spawn. The negative test can assert before the third restart reports Failing.
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Update the restart timing assertions in the positive and negative tests around
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failure.reason can include an unbounded process error message, so logging it as an annotation can expose arbitrary defect text. Please log a fixed, normalized category instead.
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{reason: failure.reason},
);
yield*useWindowsForThisLaunch(failure.reason);
// A crash already has a restart scheduled; a live but unreachable server must be replaced.
yield*logBackendPoolWarning("primary WSL backend failed to start; using Windows for this launch",{
Ports the PR's pool tests onto main's rewritten DesktopBackendPool test harness
and keeps main's unreadable-settings write guard alongside the session-only
WSL fallback.
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- Around line 231-232: Update the startup-failure payload and
handlePrimaryStartupFailure to distinguish readiness timeouts from process
exits; apply automatic fallback only to repeated pre-readiness exits. When the
primary process is still alive after a readiness timeout, keep it running and
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Only a WSL-only crash loop falls back to Windows. A server that is still
running past the readiness window may be booting slowly, so it keeps main's
recovery path instead of being stopped and replaced.
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🔴 Criticalbackend/DesktopBackendPool.ts:223
A WSL server that exits with SERVER_EXIT_CODE_MANAGED_POLICY is replaced by the Windows backend when wslOnly is enabled, so the app can start without enforcing the policy that caused the refusal. scheduleRestart invokes this callback for managed-policy exits too; route failure.managedPolicy to the existing Failing state instead of falling back.
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In file @apps/desktop/src/backend/DesktopBackendPool.ts around line 223:
A WSL server that exits with `SERVER_EXIT_CODE_MANAGED_POLICY` is replaced by the Windows backend when `wslOnly` is enabled, so the app can start without enforcing the policy that caused the refusal. `scheduleRestart` invokes this callback for managed-policy exits too; route `failure.managedPolicy` to the existing `Failing` state instead of falling back.
…ckend is unreachable
A WSL-only server that is running but misses the readiness window keeps
probing, since it may still be booting, and the recovery window now offers
"Use Windows for this launch". Choosing it applies the in-memory Windows
fallback and replaces the WSL process, so the user can reach Settings.
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The previously reported unbounded failure.reason log annotation remains at apps/desktop/src/backend/DesktopBackendPool.ts:240. Please replace it with a fixed, normalized category as suggested in the existing thread.
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Major · Refresh recovery actions when a later failure adds useWindows. · DesktopStartupRecovery.ts:360
apps/desktop/src/app/DesktopStartupRecovery.ts:360 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Refresh recovery actions when a later failure adds useWindows.
Three transient preflight failures can first publish Failing without a Windows action. Failed preflight configurations omit runningDistro, and the manager reports startup failure after three restart attempts while preflight retries continue. See DesktopBackendConfiguration.ts, Lines 578–640, and DesktopBackendManager.ts, Lines 715–761 and 965–993. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
If a later retry passes preflight but the live WSL process misses readiness, the pool publishes Failing with useWindows. This early return discards that update because failureRef already contains the preflight failure. The recovery window never displays the new button, so the user still cannot switch to Windows or reach Settings. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Refresh the available action and rerender on subsequent failures, even if the first diagnostic remains fixed. Add coverage for the preflight-failure → live-readiness-failure transition.
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Update the failureRef early-return path so a subsequent failure can refresh the available recovery action and trigger a rerender when it adds useWindows, while preserving the first failure diagnostic. Add coverage for the preflight-failure to live-readiness-failure transition and verify the Windows action becomes available.
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- Line 232: Make the Windows recovery action that forks the
`primary.stop()`/`primary.start` effect single-use by atomically consuming or
guarding it before the fork begins. Keep the recovery button removed or disabled
while the replacement starts, so repeated clicks or settings changes cannot
launch another stop/start operation before readiness.
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- Line 360: Update the failureRef early-return path so a subsequent failure can
refresh the available recovery action and trigger a rerender when it adds
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Make the Windows recovery action single-use.
After the first click starts Windows, the recovery window remains open until readiness. A second click during that interval invokes the same effect and stops the Windows process that is still starting. Each invocation forks another stop/start operation; changing the settings again does not prevent it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Atomically consume the action before starting the replacement. Remove or disable the button while the replacement starts.
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Make the Windows recovery action that forks the `primary.stop()`/`primary.start` effect single-use by atomically consuming or guarding it before the fork begins. Keep the recovery button removed or disabled while the replacement starts, so repeated clicks or settings changes cannot launch another stop/start operation before readiness.
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Problem
In WSL-only mode on Windows, a WSL backend that crashes on every start traps the user. Before https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/25903 the "Connecting to WSL…" splash spun forever. On main, a "T3 Code could not start" window appears after three failures, but it only offers Open releases, Copy details and Quit, so there is still no way to turn WSL-only off without killing the app and editing
desktop-settings.jsonby hand. The reporter's distro lackedlibatomic.so.1, so the server exited with code 1 every time.Reproduced on Linux with the real desktop app:
desktop-settings.jsonset to{"wslBackendEnabled":true,"wslOnly":true}, and a backend that exits with code 1 on every start. The before/after table is under Verification.Change
useWindowsForThisLaunch) used by both paths.Failingand show the recovery window.DesktopAppSettingsnow keeps the persisted document separate from session-only overrides. Before this, any later save, such as a window move, wrote the in-memory fallback to disk and turned WSL-only off for good. That also affected the existing preflight fallback. Explicit user changes still apply to both.Scope and approval
Fixes #14393
Triaged via the automated issue flow; GitCafe issue #14393.
Verification
Focused tests:
vp test runonDesktopBackendPool.test.ts,DesktopAppSettings.test.ts,DesktopBackendManager.test.ts,DesktopStartupRecovery.test.tsandDesktopBackendConfiguration.test.ts: 5 files, 48 tests passed.vp run check:changedpassed.New tests, each failing without the fix:
DesktopBackendPool > falls back to Windows for this launch when the WSL primary keeps crashing. It fails on main withexpected [] to deeply equal ['WSL backend is still unavailable']. It asserts exactly one dialog,wslOnlyoff in memory, and the spawn orderwsl.exe ×3, /electron.DesktopBackendPool > keeps a live WSL primary probing after a readiness timeout. It asserts no dialog, no fallback,Failing, and no Windows spawn.DesktopBackendPool > keeps reporting Failing when WSL-only already fell back to Windows.DesktopAppSettings > keeps the in-memory WSL fallback out of later persisted writes. It fails on main because the reloadedwslBackendEnabledisfalse.Real desktop app on Linux (Electron 44.9.3 under Xvfb at 1920×1080, isolated HOME and T3CODE_HOME, WSL-only settings, a backend that exits with code 1 on every start). On Linux WSL is never available, so the primary resolves to the local backend. These captures cover the bug and confirm the non-WSL path is unchanged; they cannot reach the new WSL fallback.
0d88fcf3d5, parent of https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/25903)dc84b0962e)156cb9d1d4)What else changed: the main-vs-after diff shows only the log timestamp and the run-directory path. The settings change also stops the existing exhausted-preflight fallback from being saved to disk on a later write.
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cannot-verify windows. The new path (the dialog, then the Windows-backed main window, after a real WSL crash loop) runs only on Windows with a WSL distro. No VM here can run it, so its proof is the unit tests above.Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation, review B) and GPT-6.1 Sol (review A), orchestrated in T3 Code via Claude Code.
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