Extract backend startup readiness coordination

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

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Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

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Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

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[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

---

Note

Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

^{Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afed1d7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.}

Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

^{You can customize Macroscope's approvability policy. Learn more.}

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

---

Note

Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

^{Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afed1d7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.}

Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

^{You can customize Macroscope's approvability policy. Learn more.}

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

---

Note

Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

^{Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afed1d7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.}

Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

^{You can customize Macroscope's approvability policy. Learn more.}

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

---

Note

Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

^{Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afed1d7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.}

Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

^{You can customize Macroscope's approvability policy. Learn more.}

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

---

Note

Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

^{Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afed1d7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.}

Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

^{You can customize Macroscope's approvability policy. Learn more.}

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

---

Note

Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

^{Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afed1d7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.}

Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

^{You can customize Macroscope's approvability policy. Learn more.}

[juliusmarminge]

Summary

• Extract backend startup readiness orchestration into backendStartupReadiness.ts to centralize the race between the backend listening signal and HTTP readiness probe.
• Preserve the cancellation path so an early listening signal still aborts the HTTP wait cleanly.
• Update desktop bootstrap logging to record which readiness source won.
• Add unit coverage for the startup readiness helper, including fallback, listening-first, and failure cases.

Testing

• bun run test for apps/desktop/src/backendStartupReadiness.test.ts
• Not run: bun fmt
• Not run: bun lint
• Not run: bun typecheck

---

Note

Low Risk
Small refactor that moves existing readiness orchestration into a helper and adds tests; behavioral changes are limited to readiness selection/cancellation and log output.

Overview
Centralizes backend startup readiness coordination into a new waitForBackendStartupReady helper that races a backend listening signal against the existing HTTP readiness probe, preserving the abort/cancellation behavior when listening wins.

Updates desktop bootstrap (main.ts) to use the new helper instead of inline promise-race logic, and enhances logging to record which readiness source (listening vs http) determined readiness. Adds focused Vitest coverage for fallback, listening-first cancellation, and listening-failure cases.

^{Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit afed1d7. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.}

Note

Extract backend startup readiness coordination into waitForBackendStartupReady

• Moves the backend readiness race logic from main.ts into a standalone waitForBackendStartupReady utility in backendStartupReadiness.ts, covered by a new test suite.
• The utility races an optional listeningPromise against an HTTP readiness probe, resolves with whichever wins ("listening" or "http"), and cancels the HTTP probe when the listening signal arrives first.
• Late HTTP rejections caused by an intentional abort are suppressed if the promise is already settled; other rejections propagate normally.
• In the development bootstrap path, main.ts now calls waitForBackendWindowReady (instead of waitForBackendHttpReady directly) and logs the winning readiness source.

^{Macroscope summarized afed1d7.}

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Verdict: Approved

This is a mechanical refactor that extracts existing backend readiness coordination logic into a separate testable module. The extracted logic is functionally identical to what was inline, with the minor improvement that development mode bootstrap now uses the same full readiness coordination as production. New unit tests provide coverage for the extracted function.

^{You can customize Macroscope's approvability policy. Learn more.}