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feat(mcpx): re-initialize on a legacy session 404 and retry once (#1637) - #1642
Phase 1 of #1634, implementing #1637 (queue task 1777).
When a legacy HTTP upstream forgets the session (restarts) mid-life, a session-carrying request now recovers transparently: the dead session is forgotten, the client re-initializes once, and the request is retried exactly once on the new session.
internal/mcpclient/http.go: forgetSession() transport seam — atomically reports and clears the held session id, so the fresh initialize goes out with no session id and no later request echoes the dead one. Stdio transports do not implement the seam; recovery is HTTP-only.
internal/mcpclient/client.go: recovery in roundTrip (narrow trigger: request, legacy era, HTTP 404). Singleflight via reinitMu + a recovery generation: N concurrent 404s from one restart produce exactly one initialize; calls whose generation was already replaced just retry. A 404 with no session held, a modern-era 404, and a second 404 after re-initialize all surface exactly as before. After a successful re-initialize, tools/resources/prompts list-changed invalidations fire (a restarted upstream's catalogue is not the cached one).
Tests (new TestLegacySession404Recovery): recovery at each legacy revision 2025-03-26/2025-06-18/2025-11-25 (exactly one re-initialize, initialize carries no session id, retry carries the new session id, catalogue invalidations fire); 8 concurrent 404s → exactly one initialize; stateless 404 → ordinary error, no initialize; second 404 → error surfaces, no further re-initialize; modern 404 → never retried. Locally: go test ./internal/mcpclient/ passes, -race clean on the recovery tests, go test ./internal/conformance/ passes.
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Bug Fixes
Legacy Streamable HTTP connections now recover from an expired session by reinitializing and retrying the request once. This helps avoid failures when a server no longer recognizes the client’s session.
Recovery is limited to eligible legacy-session 404 errors; other 404 responses continue to be reported as errors.
Documentation
Updated conformance records to reflect tested session recovery behavior across supported protocol revisions.
The client now reinitializes a legacy HTTP session after an eligible 404 and retries the request once. Tests cover recovery and non-recovery cases. Conformance records mark the requirement as tested across three protocol revisions.
On eligible legacy-session 404 responses, the client clears the session, reinitializes, and retries once. Concurrent requests share recovery. Other 404 cases retain the original error behavior.
Verify recovery and retry behavior pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/reinit_test.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/pool/upstream_session_test.go
Tests cover recovery across protocol versions, concurrent calls, stateless sessions, repeated 404 responses, and modern transports. The pool test checks that the successor instance serves the last request.
Record conformance coverage pkgs/mcpx/internal/conformance/coverage_transport.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/conformance/requirements.json, pkgs/mcpx/docs/spec/requirements.md, pkgs/mcpx/docs/spec/conformance-matrix.md, treefmt.toml
Conformance records mark the requirement as tested for three protocol revisions. The matrix counts and generated-input hash change, and the formatter excludes the requirement records.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant HTTPTransport
participant LegacyUpstream
Client->>HTTPTransport: Send request with legacy session
HTTPTransport->>LegacyUpstream: Forward request
LegacyUpstream-->>HTTPTransport: Return HTTP 404
Client->>HTTPTransport: Clear held session ID
Client->>HTTPTransport: Initialize without session ID
HTTPTransport->>LegacyUpstream: Forward initialize
LegacyUpstream-->>HTTPTransport: Return new session
Client->>HTTPTransport: Retry request once
HTTPTransport->>LegacyUpstream: Forward retry with new session
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Possibly related issues
Issue 1634: The pull request implements the legacy session-404 recovery path, but not modern broken-stream recovery.
Issue 1637: The pull request implements clearing a dead legacy session, initializing once, and retrying once.
Issue 1639: The pull request updates the conformance records for the implemented recovery behavior.
Issue 1416: The pull request implements the legacy 404 fallback, but not persisted-record handling or the resumed-session-only policy.
Issue 1414: The pull request adds shared clear, reinitialize, and retry behavior, but does not persist sessions after a cold restart.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 4ddc7
Legacy session recovery still has concurrency and handshake gaps that can fail requests or leave cached catalogues stale. Resolve these synchronization and session-state issues before merging; retry handling after failed initialization can remain follow-up work.
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Gate ordinary requests while re-initialization is in progress
When another call starts while recovery is awaiting the initialize response, forgetSession() has already cleared the session ID, but roundTripOnce() does not wait for reinitMu. That call is therefore sent without a session ID; a session-requiring upstream can return HTTP 400, which sessionGone() does not recover. Singleflighting only callers that already received 404 leaves concurrent users exposed to failures during an otherwise successful recovery. Ordinary requests should wait until the replacement session's handshake completes.
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Restart the standalone GET listener for the replacement session
If the standalone GET stream disconnects during an upstream restart and its reconnect receives 404, the listener exits in http.go:449–450 while leaving getStream true. Recovery clears only the session ID, so the subsequent finishLegacy() call to listen() immediately returns at the getStream guard instead of opening a stream for the new session. Tool calls can then recover successfully while unsolicited notifications and server requests remain permanently disconnected; tools relying on sampling or elicitation through that stream can time out. Recovery needs to retire the old listener and establish a fresh one for the replacement session.
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Synchronize metadata updates during session recovery
Reusing initializeLegacy() on a published client now runs finishLegacy() concurrently with ordinary client operations, but that method writes metaVersion, Era, Negotiated, and Capabilities without synchronization. For example, another CallTool() reads Era through mirrorsHeaders() and metaVersion through call(), while pool capability queries read Capabilities. reinitMu protects only recovery callers, not these readers, so concurrent use during a restart introduces data races even when the negotiated values are unchanged. Publish the recovered metadata through synchronization shared by its readers rather than relying only on the atomic mirror in sessionGone().
| streamable-http-server-400-missing-session | 2025-03-26..2025-11-25 | server | SHOULD | transport-streamable-http | "Servers that require a session ID **SHOULD** respond to requests without an `Mcp-Session-Id` header (other than initialization) with HTTP 400 Bad Request." | https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/transports#session-management | n/a — mcpx does not require one (stateless fallback) | n/a | |
| streamable-http-server-404-terminated-session | 2025-03-26..2025-11-25 | server | MUST | transport-streamable-http | "The server **MAY** terminate the session at any time, after which it **MUST** respond to requests containing that session ID with HTTP 404 Not Found." | https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/transports#session-management | yes — an ended or unknown session id is 404; tested, see `conformance-matrix.md` | n/a | |
| streamable-http-client-reinit-on-404 | 2025-03-26..2025-11-25 | client | MUST | transport-streamable-http | "it **MUST** start a new session by sending a new `InitializeRequest` without a session ID attached." | https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/transports#session-management | n/a | **gap** — 404 surfaces as `http 404` error; session id kept | Under 2026 a 404 means "method not found" (C7). |
| streamable-http-client-reinit-on-404 | 2025-03-26..2025-11-25 | client | MUST | transport-streamable-http | "it **MUST** start a new session by sending a new `InitializeRequest` without a session ID attached." | https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/transports#session-management | yes — a session 404 triggers one re-initialize (no session id on it) and one retry on the new session; tested, see `conformance-matrix.md` | n/a | Under 2026 a 404 means "method not found" (C7). |
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Keep the recovery judgment in the client catalogue column
The replacement row puts the successful recovery judgment in the server column and marks the client column n/a. Consequently, the regenerated requirements.json declares this client MUST requirement inapplicable, and the conformance matrix reports n/a for all three legacy revisions rather than the newly registered test coverage. This silently removes the requirement from client conformance accounting instead of retiring its gap as tested. Keep the server judgment n/a, move the implementation judgment to the client column, and regenerate the derived files.
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Retire or retry the client when recovery initialization fails
If recovery initialization receives a transient 503 or its initiating caller is cancelled before a replacement session ID arrives, the old session ID has already been cleared, but this branch leaves the client alive without recording that initialization is still needed. Later requests are sent sessionless and rejected by a session-requiring upstream; HTTP 400 does not trigger recovery, and even HTTP 404 cannot recover because forgetSession() now returns false. The pool continues reusing this instance because Alive() remains true and its request-error handling does not retire it. Preserve a retryable initialization-needed state or terminate the client so the pool can replace it after this failure.
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Preserve HTTP 404 status when decoding JSON-RPC errors
When an upstream returns a session-expiry 404 with a JSON-RPC error body matching the request ID, HTTPTransport.Send() in http.go pushes that body and returns nil, so roundTripOnce() returns a *rpcError rather than an *HTTPStatusError. This predicate therefore skips recovery entirely. This affects the repository's own server: mcpserver/server.go's serveLegacy() returns exactly that response for unknown sessions. Preserve the HTTP status through response decoding so these session-expiry responses also trigger re-initialization; the new tests only exercise empty-body 404s.
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Reset session-scoped resource subscriptions after recovery
When an expired HTTP session is adopted during handoff, the probe ping now recovers in place, but pool/handoff.go retains the old session's Subscribed entries in in.subscribed. A subsequent Pool.Watch() for one of those URIs returns successfully without sending resources/subscribe, because pool/watch.go's subscribeOn() treats the cached entry as already subscribed. Previously the failed probe discarded the instance, so the next watch acquired a fresh instance and subscribed normally. Catalogue invalidations do not reset this state; recovery needs to clear or replay session-scoped subscriptions so resource updates are not silently lost.
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Allow recovery waiters to respect their own cancellation
If two calls receive session 404s and the first starts a slow re-initialization, the second blocks here while the first holds reinitMu across initializeLegacy()'s network operations. Cancelling the second call or reaching its deadline cannot interrupt sync.Mutex.Lock(), so it remains blocked until the unrelated recovery finishes, defeating that caller's request timeout. Unlike the existing cancellation-aware wait in roundTripOnce(), this new wait never checks ctx.Done(). Use a recovery-completion signal that waiters can select alongside their own cancellation.
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Retire old server requests before replacing their session
If the upstream restarts while a sampling or elicitation request is still being answered, recovery leaves its c.asked handler running. handleServerRequest() detaches the handler from origin cancellation and later sends its reply through c.t.Send(), which attaches the replacement session's ID. Server-request IDs can repeat across sessions—the repository's mcpserver.Conn.Request() starts with ID -1 on each new connection—so a late answer to the old question can satisfy a different question in the replacement session. Overwriting the entry in c.asked does not suppress that old reply because the handler only checks its own cancelled flag. Retire outstanding old-session handlers and prevent their replies from crossing the session-generation boundary.
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Minor · finishLegacy can record the new session's initialize result before its… · client.go:1015-1016
pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go:1015-1016 ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | 🏗️ Heavy lift
finishLegacy can record the new session's initialize result before its notifications/initialized send fails. This branch then skips generation advancement and catalogue invalidation even though the transport may already hold a usable new session.
Later calls succeed on the replacement session while consumers continue using the previous upstream's cached tools, resources, or prompts.
This can occur when: Recovery initialize returns a new session ID, but the initialized notification gets a transient HTTP failure while later calls on that session are accepted.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go around lines 1015 -
1016:
Update the error path in finishLegacy around initializeLegacy so a newly
recorded session still advances the generation and invalidates cached catalogues
if sending notifications/initialized fails; preserve the failure result when no
replacement session was established.
Minor · Prevent concurrent requests from observing the cleared session. · client.go:1012-1015
pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go:1012-1015 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Prevent concurrent requests from observing the cleared session.
reinitializeLegacy clears sessionID before initializeLegacy completes. A concurrent CallTool can therefore build its request without Mcp-Session-Id. A session-required legacy server may return HTTP 400. sessionGone only recovers HTTP 404, so that call returns an error instead of waiting for or retrying with the new session.
The recovery synchronization must preserve the required no-session initialize request while preventing ordinary requests from using the cleared-session interval.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go around lines 1012 -
1015:
Update reinitializeLegacy and its coordination with CallTool so ordinary
requests wait for reinitialization instead of sending requests while sessionID
is cleared. Preserve the required no-session initialize request in
initializeLegacy, then allow waiting requests to use the new session once
initialization completes.
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pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go: 1
1015-1016: Trivial · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Consider failed legacy reinitialization a follow-up recovery limitation.
If initializeLegacy fails before installing a new session, reinitializeLegacy leaves the retained client sessionless. Later calls do not retry initialization and can remain unusable until the instance is replaced.
This limitation is real, but it does not materially worsen the upstream-restart workflow. The merge base already retained a stale session and provided no ordinary-call recovery. Track retry or replacement handling as follow-up work rather than as a new major regression.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go around lines 1015 -
1016:
No code change is requested in reinitializeLegacy; treat the sessionless-client
behavior after initializeLegacy fails as follow-up work for retry or replacement
handling, without expanding this change.
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Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go:
- Around line 973-974: Update the 404 recovery flow around roundTripOnce to
compare the session ID used by the failed request with the current session ID,
rather than relying only on reinitGen. When they differ, call initializeLegacy
before retrying so the request does not reuse an expired session.
- Around line 1015-1016: Update roundTrip’s failed session-recovery path so an
error from initializeLegacy is returned or wrapped with %w instead of being
discarded in favor of the original 404. Add a test covering failed recovery and
verifying the re-initialize error is surfaced.
- Around line 1007-1008: Update the 404 recovery path that acquires c.reinitMu
so waiting for the lock respects the caller’s context; if the context is
canceled or expires before acquisition, return its error without proceeding with
recovery, while preserving serialized reinitialization.
- Line 1015: Synchronize legacy metadata access in finishLegacy and
mirrorsHeaders: guard writes to Era and related metadata and reads through the
same c.mu so reinitializeLegacy cannot expose partially updated metadata to
concurrent operations.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/reinit_test.go:
- Line 99: Update recovery initialization through setHeadersFor so it omits the
retained negotiated-version header, while preserving normal version headers on
other requests. Make reinitUpstream validate the version header and add a
restart-with-different-version subtest that verifies recovery succeeds without
sending the stale version.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go:
- Around line 1015-1016: Update the error path in finishLegacy around
initializeLegacy so a newly recorded session still advances the generation and
invalidates cached catalogues if sending notifications/initialized fails;
preserve the failure result when no replacement session was established.
- Around line 1012-1015: Update reinitializeLegacy and its coordination with
CallTool so ordinary requests wait for reinitialization instead of sending
requests while sessionID is cleared. Preserve the required no-session initialize
request in initializeLegacy, then allow waiting requests to use the new session
once initialization completes.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go:
- Around line 1015-1016: No code change is requested in reinitializeLegacy;
treat the sessionless-client behavior after initializeLegacy fails as follow-up
work for retry or replacement handling, without expanding this change.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Supported by static analysis
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Re-initialize when a replacement session returns 404.
A call that starts before another call replaces the legacy session can receive 404 on the replacement. reinitializeLegacy compares only the start generation, so it skips initializeLegacy and retries on the expired session. The client then returns that 404. Compare the session ID the failed request carried with the current session ID instead.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go around lines 973 -
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Update the 404 recovery flow around roundTripOnce to compare the session ID used
by the failed request with the current session ID, rather than relying only on
reinitGen. When they differ, call initializeLegacy before retrying so the
request does not reuse an expired session.
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sed -n 351,400p client.go
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sed -n 1325,1360p client.go
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Wait for reinitMu under the caller's context.
A call that gets a 404 blocks at c.reinitMu.Lock() with no context. While another call's recovery holds the lock, this call can run past its own deadline. It returns only after the lock is released.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go around lines 1007 -
1008:
Update the 404 recovery path that acquires c.reinitMu so waiting for the lock
respects the caller’s context; if the context is canceled or expires before
acquisition, return its error without proceeding with recovery, while preserving
serialized reinitialization.
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- changed diff ---'
git diff --unified=35 ed8e591035acfe06911009ebb44ae27643cb905e 4ddc77fcd702cc2090fcadcba5a3af5577df2891 -- pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go
printf'%s\n''--- finishLegacy and surrounding code ---'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go | sed -n '300,410p'printf'%s\n''--- roundTrip/recovery and mirrorsHeaders ---'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go | sed -n '930,1045p'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/modern.go | sed -n '70,115p;450,500p'printf'%s\n''--- declarations and metadata reads/writes ---'
rg -n '^\s*(Era|Negotiated|Capabilities|ServerInfo|Instructions)\s+|c\.(Era|Negotiated|Capabilities|ServerInfo|Instructions)\b|c\.modern\b|c\.mu\b' pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient --glob '*.go'
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- operation path and metadata consumers ---'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go | sed -n '400,445p;740,845p;1060,1120p;1260,1300p'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/request.go | sed -n '35,70p'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/modern.go | sed -n '490,560p'printf'%s\n''--- recovery test ---'
nl -ba pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/reinit_test.go | sed -n '1,217p'printf'%s\n''--- base recovery symbols ---'
git grep -n -E 'reinitializeLegacy|finishLegacy|func \\(c \\*Client\\) roundTrip' ed8e591035acfe06911009ebb44ae27643cb905e -- pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/modern.go ||true
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Synchronize metadata during legacy recovery.
reinitializeLegacy calls finishLegacy on a live client. finishLegacy writes Era and other metadata without c.mu. Concurrent operations read Era through mirrorsHeaders without shared synchronization. This can trigger a race and expose inconsistent metadata.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go at line 1015:
Synchronize legacy metadata access in finishLegacy and mirrorsHeaders: guard
writes to Era and related metadata and reads through the same c.mu so
reinitializeLegacy cannot expose partially updated metadata to concurrent
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sed -n '705,735p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/http.go;echo ----; sed -n '1040,1085p' pkgs/mcpx/internal/pool/pool.go
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Report the failed session re-initialize error.
When re-initialize fails after a session 404, roundTrip returns the original 404 and drops the initialize error. An HTTP 401 or unsupported protocol version from the re-initialize is hidden. It can surface only on a later call. Return or wrap the re-initialize error, using %w, and add a test for a failed recovery.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/client.go around lines 1015 -
1016:
Update roundTrip’s failed session-recovery path so an error from
initializeLegacy is returned or wrapped with %w instead of being discarded in
favor of the original 404. Add a test covering failed recovery and verifying the
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Stop sending the negotiated version header on recovery initialize, and test it.
After a 404, recovery re-initializes through setHeadersFor, which still sends the retained negotiated version. The fake upstream ignores that header, so the test passes. If a restarted upstream rejects the stale version, recovery fails without detection. Omit the version header on initialize. Make the fake validate it, and add a restart-with-different-version subtest.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/mcpclient/reinit_test.go at line 99:
Update recovery initialization through setHeadersFor so it omits the retained
negotiated-version header, while preserving normal version headers on other
requests. Make reinitUpstream validate the version header and add a
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Replay the configured logging level after reinitializing
When a legacy upstream session expires after logging has been enabled, recovery creates a replacement session but never restores its logging level. pool/pool.go sends Hooks.LogLevel only when initially creating the client, and the legacy branch of Client.SetLogLevel() does not retain the setting for replay. Consequently, tool calls recover while their log messages silently stop on servers that require logging to be enabled; the repository's own server behaves this way (mcpserver/conn.go:78–81 and mcpserver/relay.go:56–59). Persist the accepted logging level and reapply it after the replacement handshake.
Expectation: parked — PR feat(mcpx): re-initialize on a legacy session 404 and retry once (#1637) #1642 re-checked fresh: still OPEN, head bcdfcf9, mergeable CONFLICTING / mergeStateStatus DIRTY (conflict only in pkgs/mcpx/docs/spec/conformance-matrix.md per prior verification). Conflict resolution is laptop-worktree work and laptop amd-6 SSH is still unreachable. Resume condition: laptop SSH recovers, then merge origin/main into the branch, resolve that one file, push, CI green, merge.
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Phase 1 of #1634, implementing #1637 (queue task 1777).
When a legacy HTTP upstream forgets the session (restarts) mid-life, a session-carrying request now recovers transparently: the dead session is forgotten, the client re-initializes once, and the request is retried exactly once on the new session.
internal/mcpclient/http.go:forgetSession()transport seam — atomically reports and clears the held session id, so the fresh initialize goes out with no session id and no later request echoes the dead one. Stdio transports do not implement the seam; recovery is HTTP-only.internal/mcpclient/client.go: recovery inroundTrip(narrow trigger: request, legacy era, HTTP 404). Singleflight viareinitMu+ a recovery generation: N concurrent 404s from one restart produce exactly one initialize; calls whose generation was already replaced just retry. A 404 with no session held, a modern-era 404, and a second 404 after re-initialize all surface exactly as before. After a successful re-initialize, tools/resources/prompts list-changed invalidations fire (a restarted upstream's catalogue is not the cached one).streamable-http-client-reinit-on-404retired: cover registered, requirements row updated, matrix regenerated.Tests (new
TestLegacySession404Recovery): recovery at each legacy revision 2025-03-26/2025-06-18/2025-11-25 (exactly one re-initialize, initialize carries no session id, retry carries the new session id, catalogue invalidations fire); 8 concurrent 404s → exactly one initialize; stateless 404 → ordinary error, no initialize; second 404 → error surfaces, no further re-initialize; modern 404 → never retried. Locally:go test ./internal/mcpclient/passes,-raceclean on the recovery tests,go test ./internal/conformance/passes.Need help on this PR? Tag
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