fix: use configured drain timeout for gateway restart wait (#17198)#17292
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The gateway restart command hardcoded a 10-second timeout for _wait_for_gateway_exit(), but platform adapters like Weixin can take 18+ seconds to release their tokens during graceful shutdown. Now uses the configured restart_drain_timeout (default 60s) with a minimum of 20s, matching the existing drain timeout mechanism used by systemd/launchd restarts. Fixes NousResearch#17198
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Problem
The
hermes gateway restartcommand hardcoded a 10-second timeout for_wait_for_gateway_exit(), but platform adapters like Weixin can take 18+ seconds to release their tokens during graceful shutdown. This causes a race condition where the new gateway fails to start because the old process's platform lock is still held.Fix
Now uses the configured
restart_drain_timeout(default 60s) with a minimum of 20s for the wait timeout, and 50% of the drain timeout (capped at 10s) for the force-kill threshold. This matches the existing drain timeout mechanism used by systemd/launchd restarts.Before:
After:
Before vs After
Fixes #17198