Use forkInstance + Fiber.interrupt (which awaits) instead of
runCallbackInstance + interruptUnsafe (fire-and-forget) for
subscribeAll. This ensures the fiber completes before layer
invalidation, allowing the RcMap refCount to drop to 0.
subscribeAll now delivers InstanceDisposed as the last callback
message via Effect.ensuring when the fiber is interrupted during
disposal, but not on manual unsubscribe.
Add priority support to registerDisposer so Bus can interrupt
subscription fibers (priority -1) before layer invalidation
(priority 0).
Add forkInstance helper to effect/runtime that returns a Fiber
instead of an interrupt function.
Replace the implicit Bus.subscribe(File.Event.Edited) formatter with
an explicit Format.run(filepath) call in write/edit/apply_patch tools.
This ensures formatting completes before FileTime stamps and LSP
diagnostics run, rather than relying on the bus to block on subscribers.
- Add Format.run() to the Effect service interface and legacy adapter
- Call Format.run() in write, edit, and apply_patch tools after writes
- Remove Bus subscription from Format layer
Add Bus.Service as a ServiceMap.Service backed by Effect PubSub:
- publish() pushes to per-type + wildcard PubSubs and GlobalBus
- subscribe() returns a typed Stream via Stream.fromPubSub
- subscribeAll() returns a wildcard Stream
Legacy adapters wrap the Effect service:
- publish → runPromiseInstance
- subscribe/subscribeAll → runCallbackInstance with Stream.runForEach
Other changes:
- Register Bus.Service in Instances LayerMap
- Add runCallbackInstance helper to effect/runtime
- Remove unused Bus.once (zero callers)
- Skip PubSub creation on publish when no subscribers exist
- Move subscribe/unsubscribe logging into the Effect service layer
Constrain BusEvent.define to ZodObject instead of ZodType so TS knows
event properties are always a record. Type GlobalBus payload as
{ type: string; properties: Record<string, unknown> } instead of any.
Refactor watcher test to use Bus.subscribe instead of raw GlobalBus
listener, removing hand-rolled event types and unnecessary casts.
Kit Langton