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Claude Code v2.1.232

MCP SSE connections survive a failing close handler

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One misbehaving close handler can no longer break shutdown of your MCP SSE connections.

What

For MCP servers connected over SSE, an error thrown by a close handler no longer escapes; it is logged and counted, so one bad handler cannot take down the shutdown path.

Details
  • The failure is reported as its own metric, cli_sse_close_handler_threw.
  • Two separate checks for whether the connection is going away, an abort signal and a state string comparison, were replaced by one helper.
Evidence

cli_sse_close_handler_threw

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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