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@rushstack/rush-daemon-transport

v0.2.2

Published

Workspace-keyed socket/pipe transport for the Rush daemon (rushd): path derivation, net listener/connector, and PID/lockfile handling. (public beta)

Readme

@rushstack/rush-daemon-transport

Public beta — this package is versioned at 0.x; its API may change between minor versions.

The workspace-keyed socket/pipe transport for the Rush daemon (rushd):

  • Workspace keyssha256(canonicalRepoRoot + rushVersion + startupOptions), so distinct workspaces, Rush versions, or startup options resolve to distinct daemon endpoints while the same workspace stays stable across runs.
  • Per-user path derivation$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR-aware Unix domain sockets on POSIX and \\.\pipe\rushd-<key> named pipes on Windows.
  • net listener and connector — framed with @rushstack/rush-daemon-protocol, with backpressure-aware writes.
  • PID/lockfile handling — stale sockets and dead PIDs are detected (two-factor: PID liveness plus a connect probe) and reclaimed without manual cleanup.

Part of the Rush 6 / rushd re-architecture: microsoft/rushstack#5894.

Links

@rushstack/rush-daemon-transport is part of the Rush Stack family of projects.