Apply backpressure to live exec output subscribers - #464
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Summary
Live exec subscribers currently use a non-blocking send. When their 128-frame queue fills, Orchard disconnects the subscriber and loses subsequent output and the exit frame.
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sendLocked, the blocking send path already used for history replay. This preserves frame order, applies backpressure, and still stops when the subscriber closes.Add a regression test that sends 256 stdout frames and verifies the final exit frame.
Reproduction
The regression fails on current
mainwithsubscriber closed before output frame 128.Verification
go test ./internal/controller -run '^TestExecSessionLiveOutputAppliesBackpressure$' -count=1go test ./internal/controller -count=1go test -race ./internal/controller -run '^TestExecSessionLiveOutputAppliesBackpressure$' -count=1go vet ./internal/controllergit diff --check