fix(telemetry): re-check the config-file opt-out once config is readable - #1295
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The TUI server worker now calls `Telemetry.init()` at module load, before Instance context exists on that thread, so `Config.get()` throws and init settled as enabled. Because `init()` is idempotent, the prompt loop's later call (inside Instance context) never re-read the config, and a user with `telemetry.disabled: true` in opencode.json and no env var shipped telemetry for the whole first session. `doInit()` now records when the config check could not run; the next `init()` call re-reads the config once it is readable and, if the file opts out, stops the loop monitor and flush timer and disables for the rest of the generation. The env var remains the only opt-out honoured before config is readable. Tests cover unreadable-then-disabled, unreadable-then-enabled (no repeat check), and readable-and-disabled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WrT7MEUL5CYvpjf9cJbeQR
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/telemetry/index.ts`:
- Around line 2027-2029: Bind recheckPromise to the telemetry generation so
stale recheckConfigOptOut completions cannot mutate state after shutdown and
reinitialization. Update doShutdown to await or invalidate the pending recheck,
or use a generation token checked before applying completion effects; preserve
normal deduplication and cleanup behavior for the active generation, and add a
deferred Config.get regression test.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/telemetry/first-run-health.test.ts`:
- Around line 179-185: Update the loop-monitor test around stopLoopMonitor() to
use controlled timers or a configurable test seam with shortened interval and
stall-threshold settings, then block and advance time long enough to trigger a
real event_loop_stall if monitoring remains active. Preserve the expectation
that stopping the monitor produces zero stalls.
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| const until = performance.now() + 150 |
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[WARNING]: This loop-monitor verification cannot fail — it does not exercise the code it claims to check
The monitor under verification was started by doInit() → startLoopMonitor() with the default opts (interval 250 ms, threshold 1,000 ms), and the busy-wait here blocks for only 150 ms. An event_loop_stall requires a tick that is late by more than 1,000 ms, so no stall can be produced in this window whether or not recheckConfigOptOut() calls stopLoopMonitor() — expect(stalls).toHaveLength(0) passes trivially, so removing stopLoopMonitor() from recheckConfigOptOut() would not fail this test, despite the comment claiming it verifies exactly that.
To make it meaningful, mirror the existing tests above (lines 67 and 92): after the first init(), call Telemetry.stopLoopMonitor() then Telemetry.startLoopMonitor({ intervalMs: 10, thresholdMs: 100 }), and use blockFor(250) + a short sleep before asserting zero stalls. Also, the hand-rolled busy-wait duplicates the blockFor helper already defined at the top of this file — reuse it.
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[SUGGESTION]: The privacy clear here can be silently undone by doFlush's retry write-back
If a flush is mid-request when the recheck disables telemetry (anchor flushes and the 5 s timer flush are fire-and-forget) and that fetch then fails, doFlush's catch re-inserts the events into buffer — the shuttingDown guard (line 2349) does not cover this new disable path, so the just-cleared buffer is refilled with pre-opt-out events. They are inert today (doFlush early-returns on !enabled, and doShutdown()'s unconditional buffer = [] runs before any re-init can re-enable), but that safety relies on a distant coupling rather than a local invariant. Extending the guard to if (shuttingDown || !enabled) return makes the privacy clear airtight, matching the rationale already documented for shuttingDown.
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[SUGGESTION]: No test covers the config-still-unreadable recheck path
The early return in recheckConfigOptOut() (index.ts lines 2046-2048) — Config.get() throws again, so configOptOutUnverified stays true and the next init() retries — is what keeps the retry semantics honest on the worker thread. A regression that clears the flag on a failed re-read would silently reintroduce the exact privacy bug this PR fixes (config-file opt-outs never honored), and no current test would catch it. Consider a fourth scenario here: first call rejects, second call also rejects, then assert a third Telemetry.init() still attempts Config.get() (configCalls reaches 3).
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…arkers - capture the telemetry generation (`initPromise`) before the re-check awaits `Config.get()` and ignore a completion whose generation has been shut down or re-initialised, so a pending re-check cannot clear the next generation's buffer, timer or flag; `doShutdown()` also resets the re-check memo - `doFlush()` no longer writes failed events back into the buffer once the re-check has disabled telemetry (`shuttingDown || !enabled`) - the inner `altimate_change start` opened inside an already-marked block in `init()` becomes a single-line marker, fixing the marker-integrity test that failed the TypeScript job - tests: the loop-monitor assertion now runs a short-threshold monitor so it fails if `stopLoopMonitor()` is dropped; a still-unreadable re-check keeps retrying; a stale re-check across shutdown/re-init is ignored Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WrT7MEUL5CYvpjf9cJbeQR
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| Telemetry.startLoopMonitor({ intervalMs: 10, thresholdMs: 100 }) | ||
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| await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 50)) |
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[SUGGESTION]: Hand-rolled wait duplicates the file's sleep() helper
sleep(ms) is defined at the top of this file (line 6) and used by the other loop-monitor tests; this newly added wait re-implements it inline.
| await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 50)) | |
| await sleep(50) |
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Follow-up to #1294, which merged before this fix landed on its branch. Addresses Kilo's
worker.ts:38finding there: "Worker boot init cannot see a config-file telemetry opt-out".Problem
#1294 made the TUI server worker call
Telemetry.init()at module load, before Instance context exists on that thread. InsidedoInit(),Config.get()throws there and was treated as "not disabled", so telemetry came up enabled. Becauseinit()is idempotent, the prompt loop's later call (inside Instance context, where the config is readable) joined the settled promise and never re-read it. A user withtelemetry.disabled: trueinopencode.jsonand no env var shipped telemetry for the whole first session.Fix
doInit()records when the config check could not run (configOptOutUnverified).Telemetry.init()call re-reads the config once it is readable. If the file opts out, it stops the loop monitor and flush timer and disables telemetry for the rest of that generation;track()then drops events. Once a re-check has read the config,init()is back on the plain idempotent path.Instance.provide()for every command. Holding flushes until the config is verified would re-open the frozen-then-killed blind spot feat(telemetry): first-run health — startup_ready, event_loop_stall, registration timing #1294 exists to close, so the immediate anchor flush is kept.Tests
test/altimate/telemetry/first-run-health.test.ts: 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).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Changes telemetry enable/disable timing and init concurrency guards; incorrect behavior would either leak events or drop legitimate telemetry, but scope is isolated to the altimate telemetry module with strong test coverage.
Overview
Fixes a privacy bug where early
Telemetry.init()(TUI worker at module load, before Instance context) could not readopencode.json, started telemetry anyway, and never re-evaluatedtelemetry.disabledbecause laterinit()calls only joined the settled promise.configOptOutUnverifiedis set whenConfig.get()fails duringdoInit(); the nextinit()runsrecheckConfigOptOut()(memoized viarecheckPromise) and, if the file opts out, tears down the flush timer, loop monitor, and App Insights state sotrack()drops events. A generation token prevents a stale recheck from disabling a new lifecycle after shutdown + re-init; shutdown also clears recheck flags. Failed flushes no longer retry into the buffer once telemetry has been disabled mid-flight.Adds
first-run-health.test.tscoverage for late disable, stay-enabled after verified config, unchanged first-read disable, repeated recheck until readable, and the shutdown race.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 7c7ca1e. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Fixes the telemetry config-file opt-out being ignored when the first
Telemetry.init()runs before the config is readable (the TUI server worker). Users withtelemetry.disabled: trueinopencode.jsonno longer ship telemetry for the whole first session.Bug Fixes
doInit()now flags when the config check could not run; the nextinit()call re-reads the config once readable and, if it opts out, disables telemetry for the rest of the session.Written for commit 7c7ca1e. Summary will update on new commits.
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