fix: add 5min timeout to npm reify to prevent silent deadlocks#31468
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Arborist reify() called by Npm.add() can deadlock silently when the npm cache is cold (resolving @latest specifiers). Adding Effect.timeout surfaces the error instead of hanging indefinitely. Related: anomalyco#23143 (@latest triggers full reify with no TTL cache)
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Closes #31463
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What does this PR do?
Npm.add()inpackages/core/src/npm.tscalls Arboristreify()when the npm cache is cold.reify()can deadlock silently with no error. This PR wraps it withEffect.timeout("5 minutes")so a hang surfaces as a visible error through the existing plugin error pipeline, instead of blocking the process indefinitely.How did you verify your code works?
Effect.timeout("5 minutes")is the same pattern already used elsewhere in the codebase ("30 seconds","10 seconds"). The timeout path cannot be triggered under normal conditions — it is a safety net for the rare deadlock case.Checklist