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connectNativeWatch no longer re-lists on every reconnect. After a complete snapshot (LIST applied, WATCH accepted, synced consumed) each handle keeps a private checkpoint: the resourceVersion of the last event its consumer applied, or of the last bookmark. An EOF, network failure, truncated final frame or retryable refusal (408/429/5xx, HTTP or in-stream) resumes the WATCH from it with the same URL and selectors: no LIST, no reset, no synced, and the state goes connecting -> live on acceptance, so the store keeps membership, drafts and conflicts and receives missed changes as events. HTTP/in-stream 410 (or reason Expired/Gone), malformed frames, an in-stream error without a code, an event without a resourceVersion and terminal refusals discard the checkpoint; the next connection is a fresh LIST/WATCH snapshot within the bounded retry budget. An initialization interrupted before synced leaves no checkpoint. Every WATCH requests allowWatchBookmarks=true, now a reserved query parameter. Resource versions stay opaque and are never compared. Tests: fake-fetch resume, bookmark, opaque-RV, truncation, malformed, interrupted-initialization, expiry, terminal, transient, cancellation, per-handle and draft/conflict cases; native editor refusal during expiry recovery; Chromium viewer/editor resume and in-stream 410; and TestRealAPINativeResumeThroughHostProxy, whose host proxy drops, holds and expires watches (the expiry is induced by rewriting resourceVersion to 1; the 410 is the real API server's in-stream answer). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNative WATCH connections now resume from a per-handle checkpoint after ordinary interruptions. Expired history and invalid watch input clear the checkpoint and trigger a fresh snapshot. Tests and documentation cover event replay, recovery, and draft retention. ChangesNative WATCH resumption
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant NativeConnector
participant KubernetesAPI
participant ResourceStore
NativeConnector->>KubernetesAPI: LIST collection for initial snapshot
KubernetesAPI-->>NativeConnector: Snapshot and resourceVersion
NativeConnector->>KubernetesAPI: Open WATCH from resourceVersion with bookmarks
KubernetesAPI-->>NativeConnector: Accept WATCH
NativeConnector->>ResourceStore: Apply snapshot and establish checkpoint
NativeConnector->>KubernetesAPI: Resume WATCH from checkpoint after interruption
KubernetesAPI-->>NativeConnector: Replay events and bookmarks
NativeConnector->>ResourceStore: Apply events and advance checkpoint
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Native watches now resume after interruptions instead of re-listing. The remaining items are minor: two documents give an incomplete list of re-list conditions, and one browser test can fail intermittently because of timing. The change is mergeable with small follow-ups. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Watch resumption changes recovery and editing readiness, but the inspected paths preserve ordered event application, terminal authorization failures, and conditional-write protections. Correct isolation still depends on hosts replacing connections and stores when identity changes. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Line 694: Update the collection-calls assertion in the native editor recovery
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| await expect(page.locator("#hint")).toHaveText("Saving resumes once the watch is live; your edits stay here."); | ||
| await expect(field(page, "data value")).toHaveValue("mine"); | ||
| expect(host.collectionCalls()).toEqual(["list", "watch@1", "watch@1", "watch@2", "list", "watch@2"]); |
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Wait for Host to record the replacement WATCH.
The page can show syncing before the replacement WATCH reaches Host. This one-time assertion can then fail because the final watch@2 is not recorded yet. Poll the collection calls before checking that recovery made no object requests. Playwright supports expect.poll for asynchronous values. (playwright.dev)
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- expect(host.collectionCalls()).toEqual(["list", "watch@1", "watch@1", "watch@2", "list", "watch@2"]);
+ await expect.poll(() => host.collectionCalls()).toEqual(["list", "watch@1", "watch@1", "watch@2", "list", "watch@2"]);Based on learnings, retrying Playwright assertions avoid timing-dependent test failures.
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| expect(host.collectionCalls()).toEqual(["list", "watch@1", "watch@1", "watch@2", "list", "watch@2"]); | |
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Update the collection-calls assertion in the native editor recovery test to use
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| | Native through a host proxy | Original authorized resources, with the shared client lifecycle and store | `connectNativeWatch`: LIST, then WATCH, and a fresh LIST on every reconnect; edits are written back through the same proxy | | ||
| | Native through a host proxy | Original authorized resources, with the shared client lifecycle and store | `connectNativeWatch`: LIST, then WATCH; a reconnect resumes the WATCH, and only an expired history lists again; edits are written back through the same proxy | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
State every condition that makes a native reconnect list again. Two summary documents say that "only an expired history lists again". native.ts also discards the checkpoint and runs a fresh LIST in three more cases: after a malformed frame, after an in-stream ERROR without a code, and after an event or bookmark without a resourceVersion. packages/krm-stream/README.md documents all of these cases correctly.
README.md#L58-L58: replace "only an expired history lists again" with "expired history or malformed watch input lists again".docs/adopting.md#L14-L15: replace "only an expired history lists again" with the same wording asREADME.md.
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Update the reconnect summary in README.md (line 58) and docs/adopting.md (lines
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Summary
connectNativeWatchused to re-list on every reconnect. Ordinary reconnects now resume the WATCH from a checkpoint. Expiry and anything untrustworthy still recover through a fresh, complete snapshot.Checkpoint ownership. The checkpoint is private to one connection handle and is never exposed, accepted from a caller or shared. That ties it to the handle's proxy, scope, selectors and credentials. There is no new public API.
Arming. The checkpoint is set only after a complete snapshot: the LIST is applied, the WATCH is accepted and
syncedis consumed. An interrupted initialization leaves no checkpoint, so the next connection LISTs again.Advancing. It moves only after the consumer has applied an event (ADDED, MODIFIED, DELETED) or the stream passes a bookmark. Every WATCH now requests
allowWatchBookmarks=true, which is a reserved parameter. Bookmarks move only the checkpoint, never an object's write version. resourceVersions are opaque: they are never compared or parsed.Resume. These keep the checkpoint and resume: EOF, network failure, a truncated final frame, and HTTP or in-stream 408, 429 or 5xx. A resumed connection sends no LIST,
resetorsynced, so membership, drafts and conflicts survive. Missed updates, deletes, selector exits and same-name UID replacements arrive as watch events. The state goesconnecting→liveonce the resumed watch is accepted.Recovery. These discard the checkpoint and lead to a fresh LIST/WATCH snapshot:
During recovery the state is never
live, so editors refuse to save.Unchanged: terminal 401, 403 and other 4xx (also on resumed watches), the bounded retry budget and retry hints, cancellation, callback-error cleanup and the pagination refusal.
Streaming-list initialization and pagination are evaluated in proposal 0006 §3 but not implemented.
Validation
task lintandtask test: client 243/243, plus the Go and Vue suites.native.test.ts:native-editing.test.ts: a save returnsrecoveringduring expiry recovery.task e2e-browser, Chromium on both entry points (index and bundle): the viewer and editor pages go through a resume, a replayed delete, an in-stream 410 and a re-list. A draft survives the resume, and Save stays disabled during recovery.task test-real-apion v1.36.4+k3s1 runs the newTestRealAPINativeResumeThroughHostProxy:1. The real API server answers with its own in-stream 410 (HTTP 200 plus an ERROR frame), and the connector recovers through a fresh snapshot, twice in a row.Known limits
liveas soon as it is accepted. An expired one is therefore briefly live until its in-stream 410 arrives; after that it is never live until the new snapshot completes.Measurements are in the stacked comparison PR.
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