fix(callingx): don't tear down concurrent calls on stop service - #2394
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CallService hosts every call, but ACTION_STOP_SERVICE was an unconditional command: it cancelled all notifications and called the start-id blind stopSelf(), whose onDestroy then disconnects every call via callRepository.release(). Its only caller is the createStreamVideoClient() failure path in onRingNotificationReceived, an await of unbounded length, so a second ringing push landing mid-flight got torn down with the call being abandoned. The stop is now a request that only proceeds when nothing owns the service. Two guards are needed because each covers an ordering the other cannot see: - hasAnyCalls() || hasRegisteredCall() covers a call already tracked when we read state. trackCallRegistration() runs synchronously before startForegroundService, so it is set even while the new call's intent is queued and the repository is still empty. - stopSelfResult(startId) covers a call whose start reached ActivityManager after we read state. AMS bumps its last start id at startService() time, before delivery, so a mismatch means a start is in flight. stopSelf() is stopSelf(-1), and AMS skips the id check for negative values. Since the stop no longer wipes notifications for calls it does not own, the abandoned call has to be ended explicitly, so the push handler now calls endCallWithReason() before requesting the stop. Gating on hasRegisteredCall() means a leaked tracked id would block every later stop and strand the foreground service, so three leak paths are closed: registerCall's exception and cancellation branches, and an unguarded startForegroundService in startIncomingCallFromPush. Also: the stop branch returned START_STICKY, asking for a null-intent restart of a service it had just stopped; stopService() no longer builds a whole CallRepository just to release it when the service is not running.
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participant AndroidPushHandler
participant CallingxModuleImpl
participant CallService
participant CallRegistrationStore
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AndroidPushHandler->>CallingxModuleImpl: abandonPush(call_cid)
CallingxModuleImpl->>CallingxModuleImpl: endCallWithReason(call_cid, 'error')
CallingxModuleImpl->>CallService: request ACTION_STOP_SERVICE
CallService->>CallRegistrationStore: check tracked registrations
CallingxModuleImpl-->>AndroidPushHandler: complete cleanup
AndroidPushHandler->>PushUnsubscriptionCallbacks: remove call callback
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- Around line 88-98: Update abandonPush so failures from both
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| const abandonPush = async () => { | ||
| if (asForegroundService) { | ||
| finishBackgroundTask(); | ||
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| try { | ||
| await callingx.endCallWithReason(call_cid, 'error'); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| nativeLog(`Failed to end call ${call_cid}: ${error}`, 'error'); | ||
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| await callingx.stopService(); | ||
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Complete cleanup when a cleanup promise fails.
If callingx.stopService() rejects, execution exits before Line 98. pushUnsubscriptionCallbacks then retains call_cid, and a later push for that call is discarded as a duplicate. finishBackgroundTask() also drops a possible releaseBackgroundTask() rejection.
Catch both cleanup failures. Delete the callback entry in finally. Add a regression test where stopService rejects.
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const finishBackgroundTask = () => {
nativeLog(`Finishing background task for callCid: ${call_cid}`);
- callingx.releaseBackgroundTask(backgroundTaskOwner);
+ void callingx.releaseBackgroundTask(backgroundTaskOwner).catch((error) => {
+ nativeLog(
+ `Failed to release background task for callCid: ${call_cid} error: ${error}`,
+ 'error',
+ );
+ });
};
- await callingx.stopService();
- pushUnsubscriptionCallbacks.delete(call_cid);
+ try {
+ await callingx.stopService();
+ } catch (error) {
+ nativeLog(`Failed to stop service for callCid: ${call_cid} error: ${error}`, 'error');
+ } finally {
+ pushUnsubscriptionCallbacks.delete(call_cid);
+ }As per coding guidelines, “Always handle promise rejection.”
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In `@packages/react-native-sdk/src/utils/push/internal/android.ts` around lines 88
- 98, Update abandonPush so failures from both finishBackgroundTask and
callingx.stopService are caught and handled without aborting cleanup; ensure
pushUnsubscriptionCallbacks.delete(call_cid) runs in a finally block, and add a
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CallService hosts every call, but ACTION_STOP_SERVICE was an unconditional command: it cancelled all notifications and called the start-id blind stopSelf(), whose onDestroy then disconnects every call via callRepository.release(). Its only caller is the createStreamVideoClient() failure path in onRingNotificationReceived, an await of unbounded length, so a second ringing push landing mid-flight got torn down with the call being abandoned. The stop is now a request that only proceeds when nothing owns the service. Two guards are needed because each covers an ordering the other cannot see: - hasAnyCalls() || hasRegisteredCall() covers a call already tracked when we read state. trackCallRegistration() runs synchronously before startForegroundService, so it is set even while the new call's intent is queued and the repository is still empty. - stopSelfResult(startId) covers a call whose start reached ActivityManager after we read state. AMS bumps its last start id at startService() time, before delivery, so a mismatch means a start is in flight. stopSelf() is stopSelf(-1), and AMS skips the id check for negative values. Since the stop no longer wipes notifications for calls it does not own, the abandoned call has to be ended explicitly, so the push handler now calls endCallWithReason() before requesting the stop. Gating on hasRegisteredCall() means a leaked tracked id would block every later stop and strand the foreground service, so three leak paths are closed: registerCall's exception and cancellation branches, and an unguarded startForegroundService in startIncomingCallFromPush. Also: the stop branch returned START_STICKY, asking for a null-intent restart of a service it had just stopped; stopService() no longer builds a whole CallRepository just to release it when the service is not running. # Conflicts: # packages/react-native-sdk/__tests__/push/android.test.ts
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- Drop the notification/ringtone/foreground cleanup from stopServiceIfIdle and stopSelfIfNoPendingStart. Nothing binds to CallService, so destruction is not deferred and onDestroy already does all of it — onDestroy is now the single teardown site every stop path converges on. - Contain a stopService() rejection in abandonPush. It could previously escape and skip pushUnsubscriptionCallbacks.delete(), and a retained entry makes every later push for that cid look like a duplicate and get discarded.
CallServiceBinder, its getService() accessor, the binder field and onUnbind had no bindService caller anywhere in the repo. Service.onBind is abstract so it stays, now returning null to state that this is a started-only service.
acquireBackgroundTask starts CallService via startService (see CallingxModuleImpl.startBackgroundTask), and that branch never calls startForeground. So a service whose only reason to exist is the keep-alive task had nothing to stop it: ACTION_STOP_BACKGROUND_TASK only finishes the task and is unreachable from JS, and Call.None cannot fire because there is no call. HeadlessTaskManager now takes an onTaskFinished callback, which CallService wires to stopServiceIfIdle. The existing guards do the deciding, so a live call keeps the service up. Doing this natively rather than calling stopService() from releaseBackgroundTask matters: that would route through startService, which is blocked for a backgrounded app with no foreground service — exactly the state this sweep targets, and quite possibly past the temp-allowlist window granted by the incoming push. stopSelf is never restricted. Two paths were checked and are safe by the guards: - ensureReactContext()'s boot task self-resolves with zero owners, so the callback fires right after every ACTION_INCOMING_CALL. trackCallRegistration runs before startForegroundService, so hasRegisteredCall() refuses the stop. - release() from onDestroy finishes the task itself; the callback is skipped on the `released` flag rather than re-entering the stop logic mid-teardown.
Reconciled the two branches' stop semantics. call-service-tweaks made every onStartCommand path return START_NOT_STICKY (right for a call service — a null-intent restart cannot recover call state) and added a stop on the null-intent path; this branch had made every stop start-id aware and guarded. Resolutions: - Null-intent path: their `if (!hasAnyCalls()) stopSelf()` becomes stopServiceIfIdle(startId). The bare stopSelf() is start-id blind and hasAnyCalls() alone misses a call that is tracked but not yet in the repository, which is the race this branch exists to fix. - Unknown-action path: kept stopSelfResult(startId) over their stopSelf(). - Dropped the early `return START_NOT_STICKY` from the stop branch, now that the whole function returns it. - updateDisplay switched to plain startService, which would create a service with no call in it and nothing to stop it, so it gets the same CallService.isRunning guard as stopService. Taken unchanged from call-service-tweaks: unconditional foreground promotion in registerCall, getCall-before-getTempCall, isNotificationPosted before re-posting, setOnlyAlertOnce, and the updateDisplay .catch() in useCallingExpWithCallingStateEffect.
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- Around line 262-268: Update updateDisplay() and the CallService startup flow
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fgs-repromotion is a superset of call-service-tweaks and reworks FGS promotion around an explicit "anchor" (the notification a successful startForeground was issued with), so its stop paths and this branch's both rewrote the same blocks. Conflict resolutions — all four kept this branch's stop semantics: - ACTION_STOP_SERVICE: stopServiceIfIdle(startId), not the unconditional demote + cancelAllNotifications + stopSelf(). - Call.None and the registerCall catch: the composite hasAnyCalls() || hasRegisteredCall() guard plus stopSelfIfNoPendingStart, not bare stopSelf(). - Kept both sides' helpers: our stop pair, their demoteForeground and the anchor-committing startForegroundSafely(callId, id, notification). Also brought over from the merge, without conflicts: their null-intent `if (!hasAnyCalls()) stopSelf()` was already replaced by stopServiceIfIdle in the call-service-tweaks merge and stays that way. Two things that did not surface as conflicts: 1. stopSelfIfNoPendingStart still does not demote, and that is now load-bearing rather than merely redundant. Their repromoteForegroundIfNeeded demotes when it cannot re-anchor, and it runs before both call-state stop paths, so isInForeground never claims an anchor it lacks. Demoting inside the helper would also give up a valid anchor on the paths where the stop is refused. 2. stopServiceIfIdle now also treats a running headless task as an owner. It previously stopped a call-less service even while the keep-alive task was live, and onDestroy calls HeadlessTaskManager.release(), which would finish that task early — cutting into the 2s debounce that exists so the ringing-push -> keep-alive hand-off can reuse it. #2402's auto-leave of previous calls on join makes that churn common enough to matter. activeTaskId is now @volatile, since the service reads it off the UI thread.
The keep-alive task was only counted as an owner in stopServiceIfIdle, but the call-state paths carried their own narrower predicate (hasAnyCalls + hasRegisteredCall) and stopped the service directly. So a Call.None for the last call still destroyed a service whose keep-alive task was live, and onDestroy's HeadlessTaskManager.release() then finished that task while JS still held entries in _keepAliveOwners — leaving JS believing it owned a keep-alive that no longer existed. Rather than repeat the predicate a third time, all five stop sites now call stopServiceIfIdle, and the single-use stopSelfIfNoPendingStart is folded into it. Exactly one function in this file stops the service. Two behaviour changes fall out of that: - An unknown action no longer tears down live calls; it was the last unconditional stop left. - A failed registration and a call unregistering now also respect a running keep-alive task. hasActiveTask() is the native proxy for "JS holds owners": owners keep the keepAliveHoldTask promise pending, which is what keeps activeTaskId set. The gap between JS adding an owner and the native start arriving is covered by the start-id check, since that start is what creates the service.
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392-392: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRoute all idle shutdowns through
stopServiceIfIdle.These paths omit the headless-task ownership check. If a headless task is active when the last call ends or registration fails,
stopSelfResult()destroys the service andonDestroy()finishes that task early.
packages/react-native-callingx/android/src/main/java/io/getstream/rn/callingx/CallService.kt#L392-L392: replace the direct stop withstopServiceIfIdle(lastStartId).packages/react-native-callingx/android/src/main/java/io/getstream/rn/callingx/CallService.kt#L570-L570: replace the direct stop withstopServiceIfIdle(lastStartId).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 623: Update the service-owner lifecycle predicate around
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hasActiveTask() vetoes stopServiceIfIdle, so a permanently non-null activeTaskId means the service can never stop: no stopSelfResult, no onDestroy, no release(), so the id is never cleared. With a call-promoted service that is an un-dismissable phoneCall FGS. React Native has no teardown for in-flight headless tasks — ReactInstanceManager and ReactHostImpl never reference HeadlessJsTaskContext — so a context reload or destroy drops pending task ids with no onHeadlessJsTaskFinish. These tasks also use timeout = 0, which disables RN's only automatic finish. Reachable on every dev reload, and in production via Expo Updates.reloadAsync(). hasActiveTask() now records the React context the task was started on and only vetoes while that context is still the live one, so a task orphaned by a reload is dropped instead of pinning the service. reactContext is read through a try/catch because it throws when the host is uninitialised and the stop paths call this off the main thread. Not addressed here, verified as unreachable: RN adds a task to its active set before checking hasActiveReactInstance(), so a start with no live JS instance would leak the id — but neither entry point can reach that state. ensureReactContext() early-returns whenever a context exists, which is exactly that window, and ACTION_START_BACKGROUND_TASK only arrives from JS, which implies a live instance.
Three fixes, all in service of two invariants: the service leaves the foreground once no call and no keep-alive owner remains, and tearing it down touches nothing but callingx. 1. stopHeadlessTask() now goes through liveActiveTaskId() rather than reading activeTaskId raw. HeadlessJsTaskContext.finishTask has no notion of task ownership and RN restarts task ids at 1 in a new context, so a stale id could name whichever library inherited that number. Sequence: a push starts our task as id 1, a context reload orphans it (RN never finishes in-flight tasks), the RN SDK keep-alive or firebase-messaging then gets id 1 on the new context, and our next onDestroy finishes it — HeadlessJsTaskService sees its last task end and calls stopSelf(), dropping that library's foreground service and notification. 2. CallingxModuleImpl.invalidate() now asks the service to re-check whether it still has a reason to run. A context teardown orphans the keep-alive task without a finish callback, so the "last owner released" trigger never fires and the service stayed foreground with no call and no owner. Telecom- registered calls still veto the stop. 3. stopTask() and release()'s deferred block read the React context through currentReactContextOrNull(). The raw getter throws when the host is uninitialised, and in release() that read happens inside runOnUiThread — uncaught, so it would kill the process and every co-tenant headless task with it.
…on JS teardown Both from review, both confirmed against the code. startHeadlessTask still compared the raw activeTaskId, so a task orphaned by a React context swap blocked every subsequent start and the keep-alive was silently never re-acquired — the same staleness liveActiveTaskId() was added for, missed at this one call site. The finish-event guard now validates too. The task id and its context were also two separate @volatile fields written in sequence, so a reader on another thread could observe an id with no context yet and discard a task that had just started. They are now one immutable pair. invalidate() cleared CallRegistrationStore before asking the service to re-check. Telecom registration spends up to PRE_CALL_ENDPOINTS_TIMEOUT_MS (1500ms, TelecomCallRepository.kt:61) resolving endpoints before the call reaches the repository, and during that window the tracked id is its only stop veto — so a JS reload could stop the service and cancel a registration whose native incoming-call UI was already showing. Teardown now clears only the promises and their timeouts, which are the JS-coupled part; tracked ids and queued actions describe native calls and outlive the JS context.
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CallRegistrationStore is process-global and CallService is not, so a tracked id that leaks outlives every service instance and makes stopServiceIfIdle refuse forever — the stranded service this PR exists to prevent. The leak is easy to reach: release() empties _calls and cancels observeCallsJob, so no Call.None is emitted and nothing drops the tracked ids, and onDestroy never clears the store. Swiping the app away with a call active (stopWithTask="true") does it, and the process can outlive the service. clearPendingPromises() had removed the last process-wide reset. The veto is now registeringCallIds on the service instance: added before the registration coroutine launches, handed over to hasAnyCalls() in onCallRegistered, and removed in both catches plus a finally backstop. A stale entry now dies with the instance. The handover has to happen in onCallRegistered rather than when registerCall returns, because the repository removes the call — firing Call.None and with it the stop check — before that call returns. This drops coverage of one window: between trackCallRegistration and the start intent reaching ActivityManager, nothing vetoes. That window is harmless. A stop accepted there destroys the service before the new call's start arrives, so the call lands on a fresh instance with its own repository; the windows that actually matter are the ones where the start has already been delivered to this instance, and those are covered by registeringCallIds and the start id. CallRegistrationStore keeps its JS-facing roles (rejectCallWhenBusy, isCallTracked) and the leak-path fixes that keep those honest.
All five findings validated against the code; all five were real. P1 registeringCallIds claimed too late: the add sat after startForegroundForCall, which builds a Notification and may call startForeground. lastStartId is already this call's by then, so another call's Call.None on Dispatchers.Default could see an empty set and stop the service with a matching start id, and onDestroy's scope.cancel() would kill the registration once onStartCommand returned. Claimed first thing now, and handed straight back on the already-registered path. P1 hasActiveTask() ignored isStarting, and P1 the stale-task clear was not atomic — it read the task into a local and then cleared unconditionally, so a replacement assigned in between was erased. Both were structural, so HeadlessTaskManager now models the slot as one lock-guarded None | Starting | Active state, as the review suggested. Starting counts as ownership, which also covers the window where invokeStartTask has requested a task but RN has not assigned an id yet, since that assignment happens in a posted block. P2 the process-global store outlived the service. release() disconnects every call without emitting Call.None (it cancels the observer), so onDestroy now drops the tracked ids and queued actions for the calls this instance owned. Otherwise a stopWithTask teardown left ids behind that make rejectCallWhenBusy skip later pushes, and actions that would replay against a future call. P2 updateDisplay's isRunning gate dropped updates while the service was still starting. Gate removed; ACTION_UPDATE_CALL now runs the idle check itself, so a service created only to deliver that action is swept instead. This also closes one of the liveness holes noted earlier, where ACTION_UPDATE_CALL against an unknown call left no stop trigger.
Rename hasActiveTask to ownsTaskSlot: it now reports Starting too, so "active" was misleading. Replace the takePendingActions call used purely for its removal side effect with an explicit discardCallState, and drop the stale claim that a tracked id is the service's only protection — registeringCallIds took that over.
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💡 Overview
ACTION_STOP_SERVICE unconditionally cancelled all notifications and called start-id blind stopSelf(), whose onDestroy disconnects every call. Its only caller is the createStreamVideoClient() failure path, so a ringing push landing mid-await got torn down.
also has changes from #2397
📝 Implementation notes
The stop is now a request, gated on hasAnyCalls() || hasRegisteredCall() and stopSelfResult(startId) — each covers an ordering the other can't see. The push handler ends the abandoned call explicitly. Three tracked-id leak paths closed.
🎫 Ticket: https://linear.app/stream/issue/XYZ-123
📑 Docs: https://github.com/GetStream/docs-content/pull/
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Documentation
stopService()requests service shutdown and does not end individual calls.endCallWithReason()to terminate specific calls.