[mvschwarz]

What this fixes

rig exec run --wait is documented to exit 3 when you stop waiting with Ctrl-C, with the detached run going on. But it installed its own Ctrl-C listener only when it began polling, which was after it had printed that the run had started.

A Ctrl-C landing between those two moments met the default action instead. The CLI was killed by the signal, with no exit code. The run itself was never affected, because its connector is in its own session.

The test that sends the Ctrl-C on that printed line hit this once in CI under load, on an unrelated PR: expected null to be 3.

The change

• Arming the wait: --wait arms its Ctrl-C listener before the CLI says anything about the run, on all three paths:
  • a fresh start;
  • a run the row already has;
  • a caller that lost the claim to another.
• For a fresh start, it's armed right after the connector is spawned. So a Ctrl-C during the start window also only stops the wait.
• Disarming: the listener is removed when the command finishes reporting.
• A test seam: afterAnnounce runs right after the CLI announces the run, standing in for a process descheduled there.

Tests

• A new case stalls the CLI for 1.5 s right after the announcement and sends the Ctrl-C to the whole process group into that stall. It expects exit 3, the "stopped waiting" line, and the run going on to complete.
• Against main's waiter (main plus only the seam), the new case fails exactly as CI did: expected null to be 3.
• With the fix: the typecheck is clean, and 43 of 43 tests pass across the exec, ACP connector, cancel and lazy-program files. Both Ctrl-C cases also passed five more runs.

Not separately tested: a Ctrl-C during the start window, before the run is announced. It goes through the same armed listener.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Pressing Ctrl-C while waiting for a run now stops the wait without stopping the detached run. This also applies while a run is starting or when another caller has already claimed it.

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Walkthrough

The exec command now handles SIGINT during startup polling and while waiting for a run to end. It arms the handler before announcing existing and newly started runs. A test verifies that interrupting the wait does not stop the detached run.

Changes: Exec wait interruption

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Waiter lifecycle and command flow packages/cli/src/commands/exec.ts	The command arms a waiter before announcing an existing or new run. Startup polling and run waiting stop when SIGINT triggers the waiter. The handler is removed after reporting.
Post-announcement interruption test packages/cli/test/fixtures/exec-cli-runner.ts, packages/cli/test/exec.test.ts	The test fixture can stall after announcing a run. The test sends SIGINT during the stall and checks that waiting stops while the run completes. Test setup also clears inherited OPENRIG_EXEC_CONNECTOR unless explicitly supplied.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Possibly related PRs

• mvschwarz/openrig#2597: Adds rig exec run --wait and its detached connector, which this change updates to handle Ctrl-C timing.

Suggested reviewers: openrig-review

Merge Risk: Low · up to 0b36e

Ctrl-C can occasionally report the run outcome instead of “stopped waiting” when completion happens at the same time. This is a bounded issue to fix or accept before merging.

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Title check		The title clearly describes the main change: installing the Ctrl-C handler before announcing the run.
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Review comments at @packages/cli/src/commands/exec.ts:
- Around line 396-397: Update waitForEnd and report to check waiter.left before
handling a completed run, so an interrupted wait reports “stopped waiting” with
exit code 3 even if completion is observed at the same time. Preserve the
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Give an interrupted wait precedence over run completion.

If Ctrl-C sets waiter.left during startup polling and the connector finishes before the next read, report uses the run outcome instead of exit code 3. waitForEnd has the same ordering when completion appears after the announcement. Check waiter.left first in both places so a received Ctrl-C reports “stopped waiting.”

Proposed change

   const waitForEnd = async (runId: string, waiter: Waiter): Promise<ExecRun | "left"> => {
     for (let polls = 1; ; polls++) {
+      if (waiter.left) return "left";
       const run = readRun(runId);
       if (!run) throw new Error(`the record of ${runId} is gone`);
       if (run.endedAt) return run;
-      if (waiter.left) return "left";
       if (polls % 5 === 0) { const checked = await reconcileRun(run, queueFor); if (checked.endedAt) return checked; }
       await sleep(pollMs);
     }
   };
...
   const report = async (run: ExecRun, waiter: Waiter | undefined) => {
     try {
-      if (run.endedAt) process.exitCode = exitFor(run);
+      if (waiter?.left) finish("left", run.runId);
+      else if (run.endedAt) process.exitCode = exitFor(run);
       else if (waiter) finish(await waitForEnd(run.runId, waiter), run.runId);
     } finally { if (waiter) process.removeListener("SIGINT", waiter.leave); }
   };

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Review comment at @packages/cli/src/commands/exec.ts around lines 396 - 397:
Update waitForEnd and report to check waiter.left before handling a completed
run, so an interrupted wait reports “stopped waiting” with exit code 3 even if
completion is observed at the same time. Preserve the existing completion and
polling behavior when no interruption has been received.

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[openrig-review]

Approved at 0b36e14. rig exec run --wait now arms its Ctrl-C handling before it says anything about the run, on all three paths, so a Ctrl-C from then on only stops the wait (exit 3) and the detached run goes on. Required CI passes at this head.