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Alex Langenfeld 916fcf0833 [next] Let HMR log readers tell quiet from rebuild-in-flight (#3589 )

The dev HMR log line for a rebuild is written at classification time,
before the (potentially multi-second) rebuild runs. A reader counting
lines in a window has no way to tell 'quiet' from 'rebuild in flight
with queued events behind it', and the e2e HMR tests count lines in
exact windows: on CI, where rebuilds take 5-12s, a write from a
previous test case (or a teardown restore) can still be rebuilding when
the next window opens, and its legitimate rebuild lines land inside
that window - observed on main as the fuzz test failing both retry
attempts with 'expected 2 to be 1'.

The dev server now also logs 'workflow dev hmr: rebuild complete' when
a rebuild finishes processing (in a finally, so an erroring rebuild
cannot wedge readers; behind WORKFLOW_DEV_HMR_LOGS like every hmr
line). The e2e suite uses it to drain to quiescence - every started
rebuild completed, plus a short quiet window covering watcher latency
and the flush debounce - before taking a log cursor. Every cursor call
site writes only after taking its cursor, so draining there cannot
swallow lines a test means to count.

Signed-off-by: Alex Langenfeld <alex.langenfeld@vercel.com>

2026-08-18 15:07:40 -05:00

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