feat(telemetry): first-run health — startup_ready, event_loop_stall, registration timing - #1294
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The telemetry behavior is well covered, but the registration module currently has a duplicate type declaration that blocks typechecking. The test suite also retains a process-lifetime telemetry-state isolation concern, so the PR is not ready to merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant Telemetry
participant Worker
participant TelemetryBackend
CLI->>Telemetry: startupReady(command)
Worker->>Telemetry: startLoopMonitor()
Telemetry->>TelemetryBackend: flush anchor events
Telemetry->>TelemetryBackend: track event_loop_stall
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participant FreeTier
participant Gateway
participant Telemetry
FreeTier->>Gateway: registerAfterConsent
Gateway-->>FreeTier: registration result
FreeTier->>Telemetry: track altimate_base_registration
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In `@packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tui.ts`:
- Around line 220-221: Move Telemetry.startupReady("tui") to execute only after
validateSession() succeeds and before run(... ) begins; keep it out of
validation error paths.
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- Line 27: Update the test cleanup around resetGatewayEnv and
FreeTier.gatewayUrl so afterEach restores the original ALTIMATE_BASE_GATEWAY_URL
and ALTIMATE_FREE_GATEWAY_URL values, deleting each environment variable when it
was initially unset, preserving isolation between tests.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/telemetry/first-run-health.test.ts`:
- Around line 27-29: Add a test-only Telemetry.resetForTest() method that
restores command, startupReported, loopExpectedAt, loopStallsEmitted, and
freshInstall to their initial values, then invoke it in afterEach() alongside
Telemetry.stopLoopMonitor() to isolate tests.
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| Telemetry.setCommand("serve") | ||
| Telemetry.startupReady() | ||
| Telemetry.startupReady("run") |
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Reset the first-run telemetry state in afterEach().
Telemetry.setCommand("serve") and the first Telemetry.startupReady() mutate module-level state. Telemetry.stopLoopMonitor() only clears the timer, so later tests in the same Bun worker can observe command = "serve", startupReported = true, loopExpectedAt, and loopStallsEmitted. Add a test-only Telemetry.resetForTest() that restores these fields and freshInstall, then call it from afterEach() alongside stopLoopMonitor().
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In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/telemetry/first-run-health.test.ts` around
lines 27 - 29, Add a test-only Telemetry.resetForTest() method that restores
command, startupReported, loopExpectedAt, loopStallsEmitted, and freshInstall to
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/free/client.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/free/client.ts:425">
P2: When a second consent request arrives during an in-flight registration, `if (pending) return pending` exits before this completion reporter is attached, so multiple `registerAfterConsent` outcomes produce only one telemetry event. Attach a reporter for the pending path using that caller's start time while retaining the shared network operation.</violation>
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P2: Propagate the top-level command to the TUI server worker before starting its monitor. The worker's separate Telemetry instance otherwise emits `event_loop_stall` with `command: "unknown"`, preventing command-level breakdowns.</violation>
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| // altimate_change start — report the outcome on a side branch so the caller's promise, and the | ||
| // dedupe bookkeeping above, are untouched; the rejection handler keeps the branch from surfacing | ||
| // as an unhandled rejection. | ||
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P2: When a second consent request arrives during an in-flight registration, if (pending) return pending exits before this completion reporter is attached, so multiple registerAfterConsent outcomes produce only one telemetry event. Attach a reporter for the pending path using that caller's start time while retaining the shared network operation.
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<comment>When a second consent request arrives during an in-flight registration, `if (pending) return pending` exits before this completion reporter is attached, so multiple `registerAfterConsent` outcomes produce only one telemetry event. Attach a reporter for the pending path using that caller's start time while retaining the shared network operation.</comment>
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@@ -408,9 +419,39 @@ export async function registerAfterConsent(
+ // altimate_change start — report the outcome on a side branch so the caller's promise, and the
+ // dedupe bookkeeping above, are untouched; the rejection handler keeps the branch from surfacing
+ // as an unhandled rejection.
+ started.then(
+ () => reportRegistration("success", startedAt),
+ (error: unknown) => reportRegistration(registrationResult(error), startedAt, error),
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| // altimate_change start - telemetry init | ||
| // Initialize telemetry early so events from MCP, engine, auth are captured. | ||
| // init() is idempotent — safe to call again later in session prompt. | ||
| Telemetry.setCommand(String((opts as { _?: unknown[] })._?.[0] ?? "tui")) |
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P2: Propagate the top-level command to the TUI server worker before starting its monitor. The worker's separate Telemetry instance otherwise emits event_loop_stall with command: "unknown", preventing command-level breakdowns.
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// altimate_change start - telemetry init
// Initialize telemetry early so events from MCP, engine, auth are captured.
// init() is idempotent — safe to call again later in session prompt.
+ Telemetry.setCommand(String((opts as { _?: unknown[] })._?.[0] ?? "tui"))
Telemetry.init().catch(() => {})
// altimate_change end
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| // report itself would be the first thing lost. | ||
| if (event.type === "first_launch" && !event.is_upgrade) freshInstall = true | ||
| if (initDone && enabled && ANCHOR_EVENTS.has(event.type)) void Telemetry.flush().catch(() => {}) |
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[WARNING]: Anchor events tracked before init completes never flush immediately
The flush-on-track guard requires initDone && enabled, but doInit() enables telemetry without draining the buffer — it only installs the 5 s interval (line 2067). first_launch is always tracked pre-init (showWelcomeBannerIfNeeded() runs before Telemetry.init() in src/index.ts:149-156, see welcome.ts:144), and startup_ready can race the fire-and-forget init in serve/run (init awaits Config.get()/Account.active() while the command handler proceeds). In that window anchor events wait for the interval exactly as before, and a process killed during it loses them — for first_launch permanently, since the marker file is already unlinked (welcome.ts:106). That is the frozen-then-killed scenario this change exists to close, and fresh machines (the target cohort) are precisely where init I/O is slowest. A void Telemetry.flush() after enabled = true in doInit would close the gap; docs/internal/first-run-telemetry.md:26-27 also states the immediate-flush behavior without this qualifier.
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| timestamp: Date.now(), | ||
| session_id: sessionId, | ||
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[WARNING]: event_loop_stall from the TUI server worker always reports command: "unknown"
setCommand() is only ever called from the main-thread yargs middleware (src/index.ts:155), but startLoopMonitor() deliberately runs in the worker too (comment at lines 2070-2071; the worker owns its own Telemetry module instance and inits per prompt at session/prompt.ts:653). Unlike ALTIMATE_LAUNCH_ID, the command is not handed to the worker (tui.ts:171-173 passes only the launch id in WorkerOptions.env), so every worker-side stall — the thread where the session/arborist work that motivated this event actually blocks the loop — carries the "unknown" default, and the by command breakdown in the new doc's KQL groups them all under one bucket. Propagate the command through the same env handover as the launch id, or read it in doInit from an env var the middleware exports.
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| // Initialize telemetry early so events from MCP, engine, auth are captured. | ||
| // init() is idempotent — safe to call again later in session prompt. | ||
| Telemetry.setCommand(String((opts as { _?: unknown[] })._?.[0] ?? "tui")) |
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[WARNING]: For the default $0 [project] command this stores the raw project positional as the command
TuiThreadCommand is command: "$0 [project]" (tui.ts:82), so altimate ., altimate ../repo, or any unrecognized first token (which $0 swallows as the project) put that string in _ and setCommand records it verbatim. startup_ready self-corrects (startupReady overrides command, telemetry/index.ts:2127), but event_loop_stall carries it from monitor start (init at telemetry/index.ts:2072) until startupReady fires — a window that includes worker spawn and await input(args.prompt) (tui.ts:196 blocks on stdin EOF for piped input), so it can be arbitrarily long. This both fragments the command taxonomy and ships local paths/free text in a telemetry stream that is otherwise deliberately privacy-curated (cf. the privacy-safe first_launch). When the first _ entry is not a registered command name, record "tui" instead.
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| Telemetry.startupReady("tui") |
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[WARNING]: On the default (internal) transport, startup_ready fires without any worker round-trip, so duration_ms for "tui" excludes worker boot
The internal transport is just closures over the RPC client (lines 214-218) while the worker's server boots lazily on first fetch (worker.ts:129 Server.Default().fetch); only the external path awaits real readiness (await client.call("server", network), line 210). The same "tui" label therefore measures two different things depending on transport — the default path omits worker module evaluation and server boot (the dominant first-run cost), and a worker that dies during boot still reports ready on the main thread, making the tui startup cohort internally inconsistent with serve/external. Consider gating emission on a cheap worker ping (no-op RPC) so both paths measure the same thing. Minor related point: emission precedes validateSession, so a launch failing --session <invalid-id> (lines 229-233) still ships a successful startup_ready.
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| process.env.ALTIMATE_BASE_GATEWAY_URL = "ftp://not-a-gateway" |
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[WARNING]: process.env.ALTIMATE_BASE_GATEWAY_URL is poisoned and never restored
afterEach (lines 34-37) restores only the track spy and the fetch spy. Within this file the next beforeEach's resetGatewayEnv contains it, but bun test test/altimate/ loads multiple suite files into ONE worker process (see _fixtures/altimate-base-harness.ts:65-69), so ftp://not-a-gateway outlives this file for any later suite that does not reset gateway env in its own beforeEach — exactly the cross-file leak class that produced 52 CI failures (#460). Delete/restore the env var in afterEach.
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| Telemetry.startLoopMonitor({ intervalMs: 10, thresholdMs: 100 }) | ||
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| expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === "event_loop_stall")).toHaveLength(0) |
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[WARNING]: The "stays quiet otherwise" assertion is a CI flake risk
With intervalMs: 10, thresholdMs: 100 (line 58), any single ≥100 ms scheduler pause, GC pause, or CPU-steal gap between startLoopMonitor and this toHaveLength(0) assert makes the next tick report a genuine stall (startLoopMonitor measures real lag, telemetry/index.ts:2170-2176) and the assertion fails as a false positive. 100 ms is tight for a loaded parallel test runner — test/AGENTS.md calls out this exact wall-clock-race pattern. Filter to stalls with blocked_ms above a safety margin (or raise the quiet-phase threshold) so only the deliberately-induced block can trip the assertion, keeping the positive phase (which is robust: blockFor(250) vs threshold 100) unchanged.
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| const configuredGateway = gatewayUrl() | ||
| // altimate_change start — first-run health: a misconfigured gateway URL is a registration outcome too | ||
| const startedAt = performance.now() |
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[SUGGESTION]: The consent-expired outcome is never reported
The redeemConsent failure (lines 365-367) throws RegistrationError(..., "cancelled") before startedAt is initialized, so it exits registerAfterConsent with no altimate_base_registration event — although the PR/doc claim "every registerAfterConsent outcome" (docs/internal/first-run-telemetry.md:24). Analysts will undercount exactly the "consent expired, reopen setup" cohort. Hoist startedAt above the check and report that branch too.
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| // route triggered it. | ||
| import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, spyOn, test } from "bun:test" | ||
| import { consented, resetGatewayEnv } from "./_fixtures/altimate-base-harness" |
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[SUGGESTION]: This suite skips isolateAltimateBaseHome, deviating from the harness contract
The harness documents "Call once at module scope in each suite file, BEFORE importing ../../src/altimate/free/*" (_fixtures/altimate-base-harness.ts:22-29) and all six sibling Base suites call it. Today it is masked because the global test preload redirects XDG/home to a per-process temp dir, but this file's logout()/store writes then land in the process-shared temp tree instead of a per-file one — a latent coupling to load order for no stated reason.
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| Telemetry.setCommand("serve") |
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[SUGGESTION]: setCommand/startupReady latch module state with no reset seam
telemetry/index.ts:2107-2109 holds command/startupReported, and nothing exports a reset (stopLoopMonitor clears only the timer), so after this test the latch stays set for the rest of the worker process. No other current test file touches these exports so it is latent, but any future suite calling startupReady in the same process silently gets the no-op — the #460 leak pattern. Add a test-only reset (cf. resetLaunchIdForTest) or reset the state in afterEach.
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[SUGGESTION]: The fresh subquery doesn't filter is_upgrade, so upgraded machines land in the fresh cohort
first_launch fires on upgrades too (welcome.ts:108-149, distinguished by is_upgrade), but this query counts any first_launch within 24 h as fresh_machine (line 72) — inconsistent with startup_ready.fresh_install, which this doc defines as non-upgrade only (line 22; telemetry/index.ts:2200). The historical dead-session rate therefore mixes upgraded machines into the fresh bucket. Add and tostring(customDimensions.is_upgrade) == "false" to the where clause.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/free/client.ts`:
- Line 430: Update the registration error handling around registerOnce and the
reportRegistration callback to classify caller-signal aborts as
RegistrationError with type "cancelled", whether abort occurs before or during
fetch; retain separate classification for timeout failures and existing handling
for other errors.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/telemetry/first-run-health.test.ts`:
- Around line 17-19: Update the test lifecycle around Telemetry.setCommand and
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beforeEach, then restore it or delete the environment variable before invoking
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/telemetry/index.ts:2124">
P2: `setCommand` now leaves `ALTIMATE_CLI_COMMAND=serve` in the process after the first-run test, so later in-process tests or workers inherit order-dependent command attribution. Restore the previous environment value in test teardown, deleting it when it was initially absent.
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| /** Top-level CLI command name, recorded once by the CLI middleware. */ | ||
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P2: setCommand now leaves ALTIMATE_CLI_COMMAND=serve in the process after the first-run test, so later in-process tests or workers inherit order-dependent command attribution. Restore the previous environment value in test teardown, deleting it when it was initially absent.
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<comment>`setCommand` now leaves `ALTIMATE_CLI_COMMAND=serve` in the process after the first-run test, so later in-process tests or workers inherit order-dependent command attribution. Restore the previous environment value in test teardown, deleting it when it was initially absent.
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/** Top-level CLI command name, recorded once by the CLI middleware. */
export function setCommand(name: string) {
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…registration timing The 0.11.0 first-run freeze (an in-process `@npmcli/arborist` install blocking Bun's event loop for 2.5 to 5 minutes) left no trace in telemetry for two months: nothing timed startup or registration, and the 5 s flush interval cannot fire while the loop is blocked, so a frozen-then-killed process died with its buffer and reported only `session_start`. - `startup_ready` (once per process): `command`, `duration_ms` since process start, `fresh_install`; emitted when `serve` is listening, when the TUI has its server transport, and before `run` sends its first prompt - `event_loop_stall`: a 250 ms monitor tick that fires more than 1 s late reports `blocked_ms`, `since_start_ms`, `thread`, `command`; capped at 20 per process; started with telemetry on both the main thread and the TUI server worker, stopped on shutdown - `altimate_base_registration`: `result`, `duration_ms`, `status`, reported from `registerAfterConsent` so the TUI and HTTP consent paths both count - anchor events (`first_launch`, `startup_ready`, `event_loop_stall`, `altimate_base_registration`, `session_start`) flush immediately - `Telemetry.setCommand` recorded by the CLI middleware - docs/internal/first-run-telemetry.md: why, event table, KQL for startup, stalls, registration, and the fresh-vs-returning dead-session rate - tests: first-run-health.test.ts (startup_ready once, pure lag check, monitor detects a synchronous block, idempotent start/stop), altimate-base-registration-telemetry.test.ts (success, http 429, network) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WrT7MEUL5CYvpjf9cJbeQR
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[WARNING]: Worker boot init cannot see a config-file telemetry opt-out
Telemetry.init() here runs at module load, before this thread has any Instance context, so the Config.get() inside doInit() throws (its own comment: "Config.get() may throw outside Instance context") and is treated as "not disabled" — telemetry comes up enabled. Because init() is idempotent, the prompt-loop init at session/prompt.ts:653 joins this already-settled promise and never re-evaluates the config. A user who set telemetry.disabled: true in opencode.json (but no env var) therefore ships worker-side event_loop_stall events — flushed immediately as anchor events — for the entire first session; the opt-out only takes effect after the first session's Telemetry.shutdown() clears initPromise and the next doInit() runs with config available. Previously the worker's first init happened inside the session loop, where the config was readable. Only the env-var escape hatch (ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED/OPENCODE_DISABLE_TELEMETRY, inherited via the env: { ...process.env } spread at cli/cmd/tui.ts:172) is honored on this thread. Consider publishing the resolved disabled flag through the same worker env handover used for ALTIMATE_LAUNCH_ID/ALTIMATE_CLI_COMMAND, or gating enablement on config readability.
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Kilo What this does not change: the env var is still the only opt-out honoured before config becomes readable, so anchor events tracked on the worker between boot and the first prompt can still ship for a config-file-only opt-out. That matches the existing main-thread behaviour, where the CLI middleware initialises telemetry before Tests: unreadable-then-disabled (no further fetch, loop monitor stopped), unreadable-then-enabled (stays enabled, config not re-read a third time), readable-and-disabled (existing behaviour). |
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Why
The 0.11.0 first-run freeze (#1292: an in-process
@npmcli/arboristinstall blocking Bun's event loop for 2.5 to 5 minutes) shipped in six releases without a trace in telemetry. Three reasons, all structural:session_start; the next is agenerationafter the model answers. A freeze between them produced no number anywhere.setIntervalon the same loop that was blocked. A frozen-then-killed process died with its buffer and left onlysession_start+task_classified(a "dead session": 0 to 2 s span, no generation, no error, no end).What
startup_readyservelistening, TUI transport resolved,runabout to send its first promptcommand,duration_ms(process uptime),fresh_installevent_loop_stallblocked_ms,since_start_ms,thread,commandaltimate_base_registrationregisterAfterConsentoutcome, so the TUI dialog and the HTTP consent route both countresult,duration_ms,statusPlus: anchor events (
first_launch,startup_ready,event_loop_stall,altimate_base_registration,session_start) flush immediately instead of waiting for the interval, and the CLI middleware records the top-level command viaTelemetry.setCommand.The stall monitor reports when the loop resumes, so a stall that ends in a killed process is still lost, but every stall a user waited through is now a number, and it is flushed before anything else can go wrong.
docs/internal/first-run-telemetry.mdcarries the rationale, the event table, and KQL for startup time, stalls, registration, and the fresh-versus-returning dead-session rate (the last one works on historical data).Verification
bun test: 8 new tests (startup_ready once per process; pure lag check; monitor detects a synchronous 250 ms block and stays quiet otherwise; idempotent start/stop; registration success, HTTP 429 with status, misconfigured gateway URL, network failure) plus the existing telemetry, Altimate Base, TUI and provider-API suites, all green.tsgo --noEmitclean. Upstream marker guard clean.servein a fresh isolated HOME withAPPLICATIONINSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRINGpointed at a local sink receivedstartup_ready command=servewithin the anchor flush, from both the dev build (2048 ms) and abun build --compilesingle-target binary (1561 ms), so the monitor andisMainThreadbehave in the compiled form.startup_readynow fires forrun --commandas well as plain prompts, and aConfigurationErrorfrom the gateway URL is reported asresult: configurationinstead of escaping before the timer starts.Known limit
Telemetry is initialised and shut down per prompt by
session/prompt.ts, so in a long-livedserveprocess the stall monitor, like every other event, is dark between prompts. That is pre-existing lifecycle behaviour, noted here so nobody reads an absence of stalls outside a prompt window as proof of health.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01WrT7MEUL5CYvpjf9cJbeQR
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Medium Risk
Touches telemetry flush timing and runs instrumentation on CLI main thread and TUI worker at startup; low user-facing risk but changes when events ship and adds process-lifetime monitors tied to telemetry init/shutdown.
Overview
Adds first-run health telemetry so long startup freezes and silent “dead sessions” show up in App Insights instead of only
session_startwith no follow-up.New events:
startup_ready(once per process whentui/serve/runcan work, with uptime andfresh_install),event_loop_stall(250 ms monitor, >1 s late tick, capped at 20, main vs worker), andaltimate_base_registration(everyregisterAfterConsentoutcome with duration and HTTP status when relevant).Behavior: Selected anchor events (
first_launch,startup_ready,event_loop_stall,altimate_base_registration,session_start) flush immediately instead of waiting on the 5 s interval. CLI middleware records the top-level command viaTelemetry.setCommand; the TUI worker starts the stall monitor and callsTelemetry.init()at boot so pre-prompt blocking is observable.Altimate Base: Registration paths report telemetry for expired consent, bad gateway URL (
configuration), success/failure; caller aborts are classified ascancelledrather thannetwork.Docs/tests:
docs/internal/first-run-telemetry.mdwith KQL for startup, stalls, registration, and dead-session rate; new unit tests plus an existing flush-retry test adjusted to avoid anchor auto-flush.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit f6343e2. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Adds first-run health telemetry so the 2.5–5 minute freeze from the 0.11.0 first-run
@npmcli/arboristinstall shows up in telemetry instead of a "dead session" that reports onlysession_start.startup_readyonce per process whenserve,tui, orruncan start work, with command, duration, and fresh-install flag.event_loop_stallwhen a 250 ms monitor tick is over 1 s late, capped at 20 per process, on main and worker threads; the TUI worker starts the monitor at boot.altimate_base_registrationfor every registration outcome on both TUI and HTTP consent paths; a caller abort reportscancelledand a bad gateway URL reportsconfiguration.first_launch,startup_ready,event_loop_stall,altimate_base_registration,session_start) flush immediately instead of waiting for the 5 s interval.Telemetry.setCommand, and documentation with KQL queries lives indocs/internal/first-run-telemetry.md.Written for commit f6343e2. Summary will update on new commits.
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