Closing the control pipe after the result rejected outstanding birpc
calls; an unawaited binding promise then crashed the child and its trace
reached the result logs. Once the result is returned or the pipe closes,
binding calls now never settle, including those the closure rejects.
- Reject a control line that does not start with "{", so another
release's length-prefixed frame fails as a protocol error instead of
waiting for a newline until the deadline.
- Bump SSH_PROTOCOL_VERSION to 3: executable helpers embed the PTC
worker, so an older helper is now rejected while connecting.
- Send a small error instead of a late binding result from a finished
persistent evaluation, so it cannot overflow the pipe shared with
the next evaluation.
- Leave per-call binding waits pending after the result instead of
rejecting them; unawaited calls crashed the child and leaked the
trace into the result logs.
- Pin birpc to 4.2.0 so the host and the bundled child agree, and
regenerate THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.
- Update stale frame wording.
One pipe delivers each evaluation's messages before its result, and the
child refuses calls from finished evaluations, so the per-message
evaluation id protected nothing. Remove it with the checks, counters and
helpers it required, measure outgoing messages only when posting, and
replace rethrowing validation blocks with early refusals.
Replace the length-prefixed JsonChannel and hand-written request/reply
correlation with typed birpc methods over newline-delimited JSON. The
host calls the child's run(); bindings call the host's invoke(); logs
and output-limit reports are notifications. The transport bounds
incoming lines and queued writes, validates UTF-8 and exposed methods,
and rejects outstanding calls when the pipe closes.
Drop logic made obsolete by the new transport, including the 32-bit
frame-length bound on maxMessageBytes.
_Kerman