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Summary

Backport to release/1.6.x so the decoder warm-up watchdogs are off by default.

• Cherry-picks fix(webxr): let 0 disable the stream-attach and warm-up timeouts #1257: a timeout <= 0 now disables the stream-attach and warm-up timers instead of firing setTimeout(fn, 0) immediately. The 1.6 branch needs this first, otherwise a default of 0 would drop the stream at once.
• Cherry-picks webxr: disable the decoder warm-up timeouts by default #1383: warmupBeginTimeoutMs and warmupEndTimeoutMs default to 0 (disabled) in the component constants, the default configuration and the 2D UI.

Why: a CloudXR runtime with no OpenXR app running streams idle frames, and the client counts them as decoder warm-up frames. The 10 s / 30 s deadlines can then tear down a healthy session that is only waiting for an app to start. Stream-attach detection is unchanged, and a deadline can still be set through the props or the URL/OOB parameters.

The idle-frame handling from #1260/#1262 is not on this branch, so the conflicting hunk in CloudXRComponent.tsx keeps only the new defaults and comment.

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• Connect the web client to a runtime with no OpenXR app; the session stays up past 30 s

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• Updates
  • Decoder warm-up detection is now disabled by default. Set the warm-up timeout values to enable detection.
  • Setting the warm-up end timeout to 0 disables both warm-up begin and end detection.
  • Stream-attach detection remains enabled by default and can be disabled by setting its timeout to 0.
  • Timeout settings now explain how zero values affect detection and how stream-attach timeouts behave when retries are enabled.

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Warm-up begin and end timeout defaults change to 0 in the React component and 2D UI configuration. Timeout descriptions now explain that zero disables detection, including warm-up-begin detection when the warm-up-end timeout is zero. Timer functions skip scheduling when the relevant timeout conditions are disabled.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: Low · up to c99ad

The change turns off decoder warm-up timeouts by default, so sessions waiting for an OpenXR app are no longer torn down early. A narrow edge case remains where changing a timeout while a session is already running may not take effect until the next connection. This is unlikely with the current UI, so the change is mergeable with owner awareness.

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Major · Rearm timers when timeout props change. · CloudXRComponent.tsx:1028

deps/cloudxr/webxr_client/helpers/react/CloudXRComponent.tsx:1028
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Rearm timers when timeout props change.

If a caller changes a timeout prop without changing config, the effect does not rerun. An active timer can remain armed after its timeout is set to 0 and still disconnect the session.

Suggested fix

-  }, [threeRenderer, config]); // Re-register handlers when renderer or config changes
+  }, [
+    threeRenderer,
+    config,
+    armStreamAttachTimer,
+    armWarmupBeginTimer,
+    armWarmupEndTimer,
+  ]); // Re-register handlers when renderer, config, or timeout callbacks change

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Review comment at @deps/cloudxr/webxr_client/helpers/react/CloudXRComponent.tsx
at line 1028:
Update the effect dependency array in CloudXRComponent to include
armStreamAttachTimer, armWarmupBeginTimer, and armWarmupEndTimer, so it reruns
when timeout-related callbacks change even if threeRenderer and config remain
unchanged.

Minor · Read the warm-up-end timeout from a ref when the handoff arms the… · CloudXRComponent.tsx:678

deps/cloudxr/webxr_client/helpers/react/CloudXRComponent.tsx:678
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Read the warm-up-end timeout from a ref when the handoff arms the timer.

The warm-up handoff can skip arming the end deadline after the timeout changes mid-session. armWarmupEndTimer reads warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs from the render in which the session started. The warm-up log handler that starts the end timer keeps that same closure. If warmupEndTimeoutMs changes from 0 to a positive value after sessionstart and before the first warm-up log, the handler still sees 0 and returns. The effect re-arm covers only the begin phase and an end phase already in progress, so the handoff window has no deadline. A stalled warm-up can then stay connected until the user disconnects.

Reading the value through a ref at call time fixes this. Delegates created earlier then see the current value.

Suggested fix

   const warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs = warmupEndTimeoutMs ?? WARMUP_END_BASE_TIMEOUT_MS;
+  // Read by armWarmupEndTimer at call time, so delegates created before a config change see the current value.
+  const warmupEndBaseTimeoutRef = useRef(warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs);
+  warmupEndBaseTimeoutRef.current = warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs;

   const armWarmupEndTimer = useCallback(
     (cxrSession: CloudXR.Session) => {
-      if (warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs <= 0) return; // disabled, see armStreamAttachTimer
-      const timeoutMs = Math.min(warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs, MAX_SET_TIMEOUT_MS);
+      const warmupEndTimeoutMs = warmupEndBaseTimeoutRef.current;
+      if (warmupEndTimeoutMs <= 0) return; // disabled, see armStreamAttachTimer
+      const timeoutMs = Math.min(warmupEndTimeoutMs, MAX_SET_TIMEOUT_MS);
       warmupEndTimerRef.current = setTimeout(() => {
         ...
       }, timeoutMs);
     },
-    [warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs]
+    []
   );

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Review comment at @deps/cloudxr/webxr_client/helpers/react/CloudXRComponent.tsx
at line 678:
Update armWarmupEndTimer to read the current warm-up end timeout from a ref when
called, rather than from its captured render value. Keep the ref synchronized
with warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs so previously created warm-up log handlers use the
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Review comments at
@deps/cloudxr/webxr_client/helpers/react/CloudXRComponent.tsx:
- Line 1028: Update the effect dependency array in CloudXRComponent to include
armStreamAttachTimer, armWarmupBeginTimer, and armWarmupEndTimer, so it reruns
when timeout-related callbacks change even if threeRenderer and config remain
unchanged.
- Line 678: Update armWarmupEndTimer to read the current warm-up end timeout
from a ref when called, rather than from its captured render value. Keep the ref
synchronized with warmupEndBaseTimeoutMs so previously created warm-up log
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[gareth-morgan-nv]

Thanks. Neither finding is caused by this PR, so I'm leaving both as is here.

• Re-arming timers when the timeout props change (CloudXRComponent.tsx:1028) and reading the warm-up-end timeout from a ref (:678) both concern code added by fix(webxr): let 0 disable the stream-attach and warm-up timeouts #1257, which is already on main. This PR cherry-picks fix(webxr): let 0 disable the stream-attach and warm-up timeouts #1257 unchanged and only changes the warm-up defaults to 0.
• Both need a timeout prop to change after the session has started. Nothing in the app does that: the values are set once per session from the defaults, the URL or the OOB parameters.
• Fixing either changes effect re-registration and timer lifetimes, so I'd rather do it once on main and let 1.6 pick it up than diverge the release branch.

These are outside the diff and not review threads, so there is nothing to mark resolved; treating both as acknowledged and out of scope for this PR.

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LGTM