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The psql tool on Windows started cmd.exe in the pseudo-terminal and typed the psql command line into it, keeping the session alive for as long as cmd.exe was running. When psql exited, for example after \q, the user was left at a cmd.exe prompt running as the pgAdmin process owner, which in server mode is a shell on the server. Pass psql and its connection string to PtyProcess.spawn() as an argument list instead, so the session ends when psql does (matching the behaviour on other platforms), and the connection string is quoted by subprocess.list2cmdline() rather than being interpolated into a cmd.exe command line.
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WalkthroughThe Windows psql path now starts psql directly. After the process exits, it drains remaining output and updates session cleanup. The new drain function stops at EOF, an I/O error, an idle timeout, or the maximum wait. ChangesWindows psql process handling
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Now that psql is spawned directly rather than inside cmd.exe, the session ends as soon as psql exits. pywinpty copies the pseudo-terminal's output to a socket from a reader thread, so output written just before exit, such as a connection error, could still be queued when isalive() returned False, and was lost. Drain the socket until EOF, or until it goes quiet, after the process has exited.
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- Around line 246-272: Update drain_stdout to cap each select.select readiness
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select() waited for the full idle timeout even when less time than that remained before the drain's deadline, so it could overrun by up to a second. Wait for whichever is shorter.
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🟡 Minor · Clean up the Windows psql state after natural process exit. · __init__.py:289-294
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windows_platform()registers the process in all session maps, then calls onlydrain_stdout()after the process exits. The disconnect cleanup is conditional onapp.config['sessions'][request.sid]still existing. The\qand invalid-session paths can delete that entry first, sopdata,cdata, andopen_psql_connectionsremain stale.get_open_psql_connections()can then report a closed connection, andcheck_and_delete_adhoc_server()is not called.Clean the remaining registries after draining, even when the session entry was already removed:
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On Windows the \q handler removes the session from the sessions map, and the disconnect handler only cleans up pdata, cdata and open_psql_connections when the session is still there, so a session ended with \q stayed registered and its ad hoc server was never removed. Now that psql is spawned directly, remove the session from every map as soon as psql exits.
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Only clear the Windows session state on exit if it still belongs to the process that exited, so that an older process cannot remove a newer one registered against the same socket. cleanup_globals() now also removes the socket from session_input and sid_soid_mapping, which were left behind on every exit, and which a server disconnect could no longer clean up once the exit path had removed the socket from pdata.
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The test replaced and then deleted the mapping for its server ID outright, which would discard any entry another test had registered for it.
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On Windows, the psql tool starts
cmd.exein the pseudo-terminal and types the psql command line into it. When psql exits (e.g. after\q), the user is left at acmd.exeprompt running as the pgAdmin process owner; in server mode, that's a shell on the server.This passes psql and its connection string straight to
PtyProcess.spawn()as an argument list, so the session ends with psql as it does on Linux and macOS. pywinpty quotes the arguments withsubprocess.list2cmdline(), so the connection string is also no longer interpolated into acmd.execommand line.Because the session now ends as soon as psql exits, any output pywinpty's reader thread has not yet forwarded (such as a connection error) is drained from its socket after exit rather than dropped;
drain_stdout()has a unit test.Once psql exits, its session is also removed from every map (
sessions,pdata,cdata,open_psql_connections,session_inputandsid_soid_mapping). Previously a session ended with\qon Windows stayed registered, because the\qhandler removed it fromsessionsand the disconnect handler then skipped the rest of the cleanup, so an ad hoc server was never removed either. This is covered bytest_windows_session_cleanup.py.The rest of the psql tests only cover the non-Windows code path, so this needs a manual check on Windows: open the psql tool, run a query, then
\q, and confirm nocmd.exeprompt appears. It is also worth trying a bad password or an unreachable server to confirm the error is shown.Summary by CodeRabbit