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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHost migration can now run separately from startup, and failed startup rolls back started plugins with a bounded context. Generated wiring rejects plugin IDs that conflict with generated names. Go wiring also retains successful registrations and reports all registration failures. ChangesHost lifecycle
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Host
participant Migrator
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Caller->>Host: Start(ctx, stopGrace)
Host->>Host: Validate stopGrace
Host->>Migrator: Migrate(ctx), in registration order
Host->>Plugin: Start(ctx), in registration order
Plugin-->>Host: Startup error
Host->>Plugin: Stop with bounded rollback context, in reverse order
Host-->>Caller: Startup and rollback errors
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to When startup fails, a plugin whose stop routine ignores cancellation can keep startup from returning after the configured grace period. Separately, a trailing-slash core import can let a plugin name collide with generated GraphQL wiring. Resolve both issues, or explicitly accept them, before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Startup cleanup improves, but generated wiring can now return a usable subset of plugins alongside an error, and the new migration entrypoint can be followed by startup that migrates again. The effect depends on application error handling and plugin migration behavior, which are not established here. Retained concerns
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In `@pluginkit/graphwire/graphwire.go`:
- Line 283: Unify core import alias derivation so collision checks match the
alias used by generated interfaces. Add a shared coreImportName helper based on
filepath.Base and goName, then reuse it in coreContributor, wiringImports, and
refuseCollision instead of mixing filepath.Base and pathBase; preserve the
existing version-suffix behavior.
In `@pluginkit/host.go`:
- Line 49: Update Host.Start and stopDownFrom so rollback returns within
stopGrace even when a plugin’s Stop ignores context cancellation; bound the wait
for each synchronous Stop operation rather than relying on the deadline alone.
Ensure any asynchronous stop work is safely managed after the wait expires.
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| // rollBack stops the plugins from index down under a context stopGrace bounds and the end of ctx cannot cancel. | ||
| func (h *Host) rollBack(ctx context.Context, stopGrace time.Duration, index int) error { | ||
| stopping, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.WithoutCancel(ctx), stopGrace) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Enforce the rollback wait limit.
If a plugin’s Stop blocks without observing ctx.Done(), stopDownFrom cannot return when stopGrace expires. Host.Start then remains blocked despite the promised rollback limit. A context deadline signals cancellation; it does not interrupt the synchronous Stop call. Bound the wait for each stop operation, or make the API contract explicitly require cooperative cancellation. The new hung-stop test covers only a Stop implementation that waits on ctx.Done(). (pkg.go.dev)
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In `@pluginkit/host.go` at line 49, Update Host.Start and stopDownFrom so rollback
returns within stopGrace even when a plugin’s Stop ignores context cancellation;
bound the wait for each synchronous Stop operation rather than relying on the
deadline alone. Ensure any asynchronous stop work is safely managed after the
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Closes #28
What
Host.Migrateapplies every plugin's schema without starting any plugin.Host.Startnow takes a stop grace, which is a breaking change. When a plugin fails to start, the host stops the plugins that already started within that grace, even when the startup context has already ended. A grace that is not above zero is refused before anything migrates.The generated Go wiring now registers every plugin it can and returns one error naming each failure. It imports the SDK as
sdk, so an SDK package with another name compiles.Both generators refuse a plugin id that their generated files cannot use as an import name, such as a Go keyword,
err,pluginsor a JavaScript reserved word.wire.Configgains an optionalReservedlist for ids an application keeps for itself.The shared docs page on the plugin host still shows
Start(ctx). It changes once this is released.Why
A migration could not run without starting the plugins. A failed start stopped the other plugins under a context that had often already ended. One plugin that failed to register hid the others. And some valid plugin ids produced wiring that did not compile.
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