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Release 1.1.0: @ably/pubsub-device v3 with single install, identity-switch fix and MAU support - #54
This PR turns the @ably/pubsub-device v3 stack into the @ably/laravel-echo 1.1.0 release. It is a minor version because Echo's API is unchanged.
On top of the v3 migration (#51, #52 and #53), it adds:
Single install.npm install @ably/laravel-echo@^1.1 is the only step. Echo installs and uses its own @ably/pubsub-device and ignores a leftover window.Ably from ably v1/v2, so a 1.0.x setup keeps working after npm update.
Client ID switching without a page reload. Guest → user, user → another user, logout and repeated switches reconnect as the new identity and re-attach the channels, in the same tab and in other open tabs.
MAU support. On Ably accounts with monthly-active-user (MAU) pricing, every browser connection needs a client ID. With laravel-broadcaster 1.1.0 and ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true, guests, login, user switches and logout all work. Echo also explains the MAU error codes in the console.
This is the companion of laravel-broadcaster ably/laravel-broadcaster#72 (see "Minor releases and compatibility").
Key decisions
Decision
What
Why
Compatibility impact
1.1.0, not 2.0.0
Version 1.1.0; the README section is "Upgrading to 1.1"
Echo's public API (channel, private, join, listen, whisper, error, socketId, …) is unchanged. The only change apps needed was how Ably is installed, and single install removes it
Published on the next dist-tag first, so ^1.0 ranges keep resolving to 1.0.6 until 1.1.0 is promoted to latest
Single install
@ably/pubsub-device moves from an optional peer dependency to a dependency (same range, ^3.0.0). Echo always uses its own copy and never reads window.Ably or window.AblyPubSub. If either exists, it logs oneconsole.warn saying it is ignored and the snippet can be removed
Users no longer pick, install and expose the right Ably package. A stale ably v1/v2 global can't break Echo, and the v3 CDN global is not needed
The old window.Ably = … line is harmless. Apps that use this package only with Pusher, Reverb or socket.io now also install @ably/pubsub-device and include it in their bundle (about 75 KB gzipped, about 50 KB when minified); they should use upstream laravel-echo.
options.client is kept
A client passed as options.client is used as is, with no warning, even when a global Ably exists
It is existing public API (since 1.0.x), and a client the app creates is the app's responsibility
A <script> page needs no separate Ably CDN script or global
The IIFE grows from 116,474 to 498,558 bytes (24,014 to 104,812 gzipped). The ESM and CJS builds keep @ably/pubsub-device external (110,197 → 121,761 and 110,338 → 122,425 bytes; the growth is this PR's own code)
Clear the cached client ID when switching identity
When Echo authorizes a token for another identity, it passes clientId: null (public AuthOptions)
ably-js remembers the first client ID it sees and keeps it for the client's lifetime (Ably spec RSA15c), so a token for another identity failed every reconnect with 40102
The existing null → user login path is unchanged, because nothing is cleared while the client is anonymous. It relies on public but undocumented ably-js behaviour (an Ably ask, see Follow-ups)
Reconnect once per failure episode
The handler for 40102 ("mismatched clientId") is re-armed by the next connected
It was one-shot, so a second switch in one page stayed failed. Re-arming only on connected means a reconnect that fails again before connecting can't loop
A second switch now recovers. The handler no longer throws on a failure without a reason
Re-attach channels once after a client ID change
After a client ID change, each channel is re-attached once: by the reconnect handler, not again by the next connected
The second attach re-authorized private and presence channels and reported a second 403
Fewer attach and error() calls only; a failure during the reconnect clears it, so the next connected re-attaches as before
Don't report the expected errors of a switch
During an Echo-initiated switch, the first 40102 per channel is not reported to error(). After a switch triggered by token renewal (another tab), neither is the first 40160 of each private or presence channel's re-attach
These are transient: the connection and channels recover by themselves, or Echo re-authorizes the channel. Apps alert on error() (the demo app shows an alert for any error other than 401/403). Upstream Echo with Pusher doesn't report re-auth either
Narrow: only per client, only inside a window that closes on connected (40102) or on the channel's next attach (40160), on release, or after 30 s. A second occurrence, a 403 and errors outside a switch are still reported
One error() call per channel failure
A failed attach is reported once, not as both the state change and the identical attach() rejection
Apps saw every attach failure twice
The payload stays the state-change object {previous, current, reason}, as in 1.0.x. Changing it to an ErrorInfo is left for a future major
MAU console hint only for 40161, 40168 and 40167, once per code
40161 (a guest without a client ID) names ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true / broadcasting.connections.ably.mau_account; 40168 is an incompatible SDK build; 40167 is the server claim (defensive)
The old hint fired on the first failure of any kind, so an unrelated early failure used it up
Console output only
Logout in the same tab: call Echo.connect() or create a new Echo instance
Documented in the README
The broadcaster denies private and presence channels to guests, so a tab can't pick up the guest identity through a channel request. Echo.connect() closes the old client and connects as the guest
Channels are subscribed again after connect(), which is the existing behaviour of connect()
Logout and login in other tabs: switch at the next token renewal
When a renewed connection token carries another client ID, Echo switches the same way as the in-page path: one reconnect as the new identity (about a second in tests), channels re-attached, private and presence channels authorized again. After a login nothing is reported to error(); after a logout, error() gets one 403 per private or presence channel
Before this, the other tab stayed disconnected until ably-js's next retry and then failed for good (user → guest, user → user, guest → user), or stayed connected with a stale client ID (user → null). Pusher and Reverb apps re-authorize only after a reconnect: public channels keep working and private channels get subscription_error. Echo now gives the same result at the next renewal, and it is safer than Pusher, where the old socket keeps its private access until it happens to reconnect. It is also consistent with the in-page paths
The switch happens at the next renewal, so after up to the token lifetime (token_expiry, 8 hours by default). For an immediate switch, apps call Echo.connect() in every tab, for example from a BroadcastChannel message (README snippet). On MAU-billed accounts without guest ids, a switch to no client ID fails with 40161, as documented
Echo.disconnect() stays closed while a token request is in flight
A token (or a channel's token upgrade) that arrives after disconnect() is no longer handed to ably-js, which would otherwise open the closed connection again (ably spec RTC8c)
A re-opened connection kept a zombie client alive and made tests flaky
After Echo.disconnect(), Echo no longer reopens the connection by itself (for example when a token request finishes late, or a private channel is authorized); call Echo.connect() to reconnect. Only a request that started while the connection was open is dropped; an app's own authorize() on a closed connection still works
MAU tests run against a local proxy
A test proxy in front of a normal sandbox app rejects a null or * client ID with 40161, as an MAU account does, and forwards everything else
There is no MAU sandbox app, and real MAU keys are not used in tests
Test-only. TODO: once the Ably sandbox can create MAU-enabled apps, replace the proxy with the existing sandbox setup (setup() in tests/ably/setup/sandbox.ts, which takes no arguments today) called with a new optional options object that enables MAU, e.g. setup({ mau: true }), and run the suite directly against that app. Never use a real MAU key
Known limitations
Another tab's logout or login reaches this tab only at its next token renewal, after up to the token lifetime (token_expiry, 8 hours by default). Use Echo.connect(), for example from a BroadcastChannel, for an immediate switch.
Every identity switch uses a fresh connection, not a resume, so messages published during the switch (about a second) are not delivered. Apps that need continuity can use channel rewind or history.
@ably/laravel-echo 1.1.0: this PR, on top of the Echo stack under Related. Echo needs no new configuration.
"Echo 1.0.x" means 1.0.x with an ably v1/v2 global.
Broadcaster \ Echo
Echo 1.0.x
Echo 1.1.0
1.0.x
Non-MAU: works. MAU: rejected (40168)
Non-MAU: works; null → user login is unchanged. MAU: not usable (guests get 40161, and the broadcaster's server side is rejected)
1.1.0, ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=false (default)
Non-MAU: as today. MAU: 40168
Non-MAU: works. MAU: signed-in users work; guests get 40161, and the console hint names ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true
1.1.0, ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true
Non-MAU: guests connect, but in-page login breaks, and other open tabs fail at their next token renewal after a login or logout (40102); a single tab with full-page login and logout works. MAU: 40168
Everything works on MAU and non-MAU: guests, in-page login, user switch, logout to a fresh guest id, and the same changes made in another tab
Upgrade either package first while ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT is off. Echo 1.1.0 changes nothing for broadcaster 1.0.x on non-MAU accounts, and broadcaster 1.1.0 with the flag off changes nothing for Echo 1.0.x.
Turn ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true on only after Echo 1.1.0 is deployed.
Release order: publish @ably/laravel-echo 1.1.0 before, or together with, laravel-broadcaster 1.1.0, whose README says npm install @ably/laravel-echo@^1.1 and shows the snippet without window.Ably.
What app developers do:
Run npm install @ably/laravel-echo@^1.1 and rebuild with Node.js 22+ and an ES2020-capable bundler (webpack 5 or Vite). Both requirements are inherited from @ably/pubsub-device.
Optionally remove import * as Ably …; window.Ably = Ably (or require('ably')) and the ably dependency. Echo ignores them and warns once.
Script tag: dist/echo.iife.js is self-contained. The Ably CDN script is only needed if your own code uses it.
After logout, call Echo.connect() or create a new Echo instance. Other open tabs switch at their next token renewal; to switch them at once, use the README's BroadcastChannel snippet.
On an MAU-billed account, upgrade laravel-broadcaster to 1.1.0 and set ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true.
How the tests cover the Echo 1.1.0 column:
Cell
Tests
Broadcaster 1.0.x, or 1.1.0 with the flag off, non-MAU (null guests): null → user login unchanged
ably-user-login.test.ts (login without and with existing channels; logout through Echo.connect()), the auth-endpoint.test.ts login test, the null → user → null case in ably-identity-switch.test.ts, and the renewal null → user and user → null cases in ably-renewal-switch.test.ts. Like both broadcaster versions, the mock signs null guests and denies them private channels (403)
Broadcaster 1.1.0, flag on, non-MAU
ably-identity-switch.test.ts (guest id → user, user → user → user, logout to a fresh guest id) and ably-renewal-switch.test.ts (the same changes made in another tab)
Broadcaster 1.1.0, flag off, MAU
mau.test.ts: a null guest gets 40161 and one console hint; a logout to null without guest ids, in the same tab or another tab, gets 40161
Broadcaster 1.1.0, flag on, MAU
mau.test.ts: a guest id connects, guest → user login, logout to a fresh guest id in the same tab and in another tab
With the flag off, broadcaster 1.0.x and 1.1.0 differ in one way: a token's channel access no longer carries over to another identity. The mock mirrors 1.1.0. On the login paths this only drops a guest's public capability, which the user's token grants again.
What's in this PR
The earlier commits on this branch (upgrade docs, LIB_VERSION derived from package.json, the published files, the changelog) are unchanged. They were written for 2.0.0 and are re-versioned below.
Commits
What
Release 1.1.0 instead of 2.0.0
Version 1.1.0, "Upgrading to 1.1" in the README, no "stay on 1.x" wording, and Node.js 22 / ES2020 described as inherited from @ably/pubsub-device
Install @ably/pubsub-device with Echo and always use Echo's own copy
The dependency move, the bundled library, the one-time warning for ignored globals, the rollup config (external for ESM/CJS, bundled for the IIFE), the install docs, and tests (ignored legacy global, one warning, options.client, self-contained IIFE)
Clear the cached clientId …; Re-arm the clientId-change reconnect …; Report a channel failure to error() listeners once; Suppress the expected 40102 error …; Log the MAU hint only for 40161, 40168 and 40167
The client ID switch and error reporting described above
Switch identity when a renewed token carries another clientId; Do not report the transient 40160 of the re-attach after a renewal switch; Re-attach channels once after a client ID change; Do not skip the re-attach after an interrupted reconnect; Switch identity on renewal also after a failed or closed connection
The switch for logout and login in other tabs, including the in-band re-authentication path (one 403 per denied channel, not two)
Mirror broadcaster guest ids and identity-scoped claims in the mock auth server
Test infrastructure that matches laravel-broadcaster 1.1.0
Add parity tests … (2); Add an MAU-account suite against a local proxy …; Test identity switches … on the sandbox; Test identity switches on token renewal …; Use plain descriptions …; Fail the MAU suite in CI …; Tighten the token-renewal switch tests and docs; Test the re-authentication path of a renewal switch and close test gaps; Register both subscribed listeners …; Count only Echo's switch authorize …; Make the token-renewal tests independent of how the renewal arrives; Retry sandbox app creation …; Fit the sandbox setup retries …; Describe how the MAU proxy will be replaced by an MAU-enabled sandbox app; Open the identity switch window when a renewed token takes a client from no identity to a user; Wait for each MAU test's client to close before the next test starts; Record which client logs each MAU hint when the once-only check fails; Do not hand a token to ably-js after Echo closed the connection while it was requested; Drop a late token for a client that Echo.connect() replaced, and note the disconnect fix in the changelog; Do not report a presence enter() failure that the channel state change already reported or E3 swallowed
Tests (below)
Document in-page login, user switch and logout …; Document the identity switch in other tabs …; Update the script-tag bundle size …; Document the re-authentication case, the extra bundle for other connectors and the token lifetime; Correct the added bundle size …; Say one 403 per private or presence channel …
README and CHANGELOG
Tests
Head 86f579e. All runs used the live Ably sandbox (nonprod:sandbox); no real MAU key was used.
Check
Result
npx tsc --noEmit / npm run lint
pass on every commit / 0 errors (35 warnings, unchanged)
npm test (live sandbox), 3 runs
each run: 34 suites passed + 1 skipped; 342 tests passed + 1 skipped (the token-renewal capability test, pending laravel-broadcaster)
npx jest tests/ably/ably-renewal-switch.test.ts (now 11 tests), 10 more runs before the last commit; 5 runs after it
10/10 each (100/100); 4 of the 5 later runs 11/11 (one run timed out once in the unrelated user1 → user2 test, not reproduced in 6 reruns)
npx jest tests/parity (offline)
198/198
npx jest tests/ably/mau.test.ts (MAU proxy), 5 runs
6/6 each
npm run build / npm run test:bundles
ok / 5/5 (the IIFE is self-contained; ESM/CJS keep @ably/pubsub-device external)
npm run test:browser-build (the @ably/pubsub-device browser build)
Production-like token (75 s, renewed in-band by Ably after about 44 s), logout and user switch in another tab
user → guest and user → null: one 403 on the private channel; user → user2: none; failed (40102) → connected in 0.6–0.8 s; no unhandled rejections
Identity switch on token renewal (another tab), measured over the 3 npm test runs, from the first non-connected state to connected:
Transition
Recovery
Private / presence channel error()
Public channel error()
user → guest id
789–1,055 ms
one 403 each
none
user → null
983–2,091 ms
one 403 each
none
user1 → user2
769–1,300 ms
none (re-authorized and attached)
none
guest id → user
779–848 ms
none (a private channel then attaches)
none
null → user
unchanged ably-js path; the in-band variant (forced) is covered too
none
none
In-band re-authentication (forced): user → guest id / user1 → user2
565–1,175 ms / 986–1,101 ms
one 403 each / none
none
user → same user, guest → same guest
no switch: no switch authorize(), same connection
none
none
Locally the renewal of the 6 s test tokens usually arrives as a disconnect, so no transition reaches failed; on CI runners Ably often asks the connected client to re-authenticate instead, and the tests accept either path. When Ably instead asks the connected client to re-authenticate (for long-lived tokens, about 30 s before expiry), the connection briefly reports failed (40102, not passed to error()) and reconnects as the new identity within about a second. There are no unhandled rejections. After user → null, the server no longer attributes the page to the old user: a second client sees its publishes without a client ID, and presence.enter() is rejected (40012). Before this change, user → guest, user → user and guest → user stayed disconnected until ably-js's next retry and then failed for good.
New and changed tests:
single-install.test.ts: a legacy v1/v2 global is ignored and warned about once; AblyPubSub is ignored too; there is no warning without a global; options.client is still used, with no warning.
built-bundles.test.ts: the IIFE is self-contained; the v3 CDN globals are ignored with one warning; ESM/CJS keep the library external.
connector-options.test.ts: Echo's own library is used even when a v3 global exists; per-code MAU hints, including the no-hint codes and an 80019 → 40161 regression.
ably-user-login.test.ts, auth-endpoint.test.ts: login reports no transient 40102; logout through Echo.connect().
ably-identity-switch.test.ts: guest id → user, user → user → user (one failed per switch, no loop), logout to a fresh guest id, null → user → null.
ably-renewal-switch.test.ts: the renewal transitions above, including the forced in-band re-authentication (user1 → guest id, user1 → user2).
mau.test.ts (proxy): a null guest gets 40161 and one hint, guest → user, logout to a fresh guest id, logout to null gets 40161, and the renewal variants (user → guest reconnects; user → null without guest ids gets 40161).
tests/parity/identity-switch.test.ts: the reconnect guard, the authorize options, the error de-duplication, both switch windows (including a 40160 outside a switch being delivered), and the renewal detection.
Release steps
After #51 is merged to master. Use a merge commit or rebase-merge, not squash: a squash folds the stacked commits into one and appends the PR number to the subject.
Tag ably-echo-1.1.0 on master and run npm publish --tag next. latest stays 1.0.6, so ^1.0 ranges keep resolving to 1.0.6.
Supply-chain timing: @ably/pubsub-device 3.0.0 was published on 2026-10-29. Teams with npm min-release-age or pnpm minimumReleaseAge policies may need to wait before they can install it. Say so in the GitHub release notes too.
Smoke-test the published package in a fresh Vite app and in a script-tag page.
After the beta period, run npm dist-tag add @ably/laravel-echo@1.1.0 latest. No second version bump is needed.
Release laravel-broadcaster 1.1.0 at the same time or after, and drop its README's "(release pending)" for Echo 1.1.0.
Rollback: npm dist-tag add @ably/laravel-echo@1.0.6 latest. Users can pin with npm install @ably/laravel-echo@1.0.6 ably@1.
Merge order: #52, then #53, then this PR into feature/pubsub-device-v3, then #51 into master. Use a merge commit or rebase-merge each time.
Follow-ups (not in this PR)
Replace the MAU proxy with a real MAU sandbox app when Ably provides one.
Ask Ably / ably-js to:
confirm authorize(null, { …, clientId: null }) as the supported way to clear a cached client ID;
forget a client ID that came from a token when a connection starts fresh, so a new token can carry another identity (spec RSA15c);
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Walkthrough
Echo 1.1.0 uses its installed Ably client rather than resolving a global client. Auth and channel handling now coordinate identity changes, token renewal, channel reattachment, and transient-error reporting. The change also adds MAU test support and updates package metadata, build configuration, tests, and release guidance.
The package and build configuration bundle @ably/pubsub-device in the IIFE and keep it external in ESM and CJS. Echo ignores global Ably values and warns when they are present. Tests and installation instructions reflect this client setup.
Auth handles changed client identities during authorization and token renewal, and coordinates reconnects and channel reattachment. Channel handling filters selected transient errors and avoids duplicate attach-error notifications. Tests cover identity changes, logout, renewal, and channel recovery.
MAU identity validation src/connector/ably-connector.ts, tests/ably/connector-options.test.ts, tests/ably/mau.test.ts, tests/ably/setup/mau-proxy.ts, tests/ably/setup/mock-auth-server.ts, tests/ably/setup/sandbox.ts, tests/ably/setup/utils.ts
The connector logs hints for selected MAU error codes once per code. Test support adds guest identities, a proxy that rejects connections without a client ID, and bounded sandbox setup retries. MAU tests cover connection, channel, and renewal outcomes.
Release and developer guidance .github/README.md, CHANGELOG-ABLY.md
The v1.1.0 changelog and project instructions update identity-switch guidance, installation, testing, configuration, and release steps.
ably-forks/laravel-echo#50: Adds attach-error reporting and channel reattachment paths that PR #54 refines.
Suggested reviewers: ttypic, keithbrink
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 3b557
This release changes how identity switches and channel recovery behave. A channel can stay failed after a transient authorization error, and the documented release steps could publish 1.1.0 as latest without the planned beta period. Address these items, or accept them explicitly, before merging.
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A rabbit checks the tokens as they renew, Then watches channels reconnect anew. No global Ably waits upon the shelf, Echo brings its client bundled by itself. Guest IDs hop through tests both fast and slow, And release notes tell which paths to go.
Echo's API is unchanged by the switch to @ably/pubsub-device, so the
README only covers what users must do to upgrade: install and import
the new package, the CDN global, the Node.js 22 requirement for builds,
guest connections on MAU-billed accounts, and links to Ably's own docs
for direct use of the Ably client.
List the breaking changes for users of 1.0.6 (the @ably/pubsub-device
peer dependency, import and CDN global, Node.js 22 for installs, MAU
guests), the fixes in one line each, internal changes with a pointer to
the ably-js v3 migration guide, and the release steps (published on
next first, then promoted to latest).
LIB_VERSION was still 1.0.6, so the Ably-Agent header mixed the 1.x
and 3.x groups, and the release script never updated it (review R14).
Import the version from package.json; rollup inlines only the version
string.
The tarball shipped src and tests, and the README had a non-existent
useTls option, a PHP test command, a typo and the wrong default branch
(review R19).
Set the version to 2.0.0. It is published with the next dist-tag first
and promoted to latest with npm dist-tag after the beta period, so no
second version bump is needed.
List the failures of callback-less whisper, enter, update and leave
that now reach error() (review T12), add the server-side rendering and
naming notes to the release section (review R25), and the user-visible
round-3 fixes: the token option is honoured again, requestTokenFn has a
fixed 30 s bound, and socketId() handles very large clientIds.
Echo's API is unchanged, so the @ably/pubsub-device v3 switch ships as a
minor. Set the version to 1.1.0, rename the README section to
"Upgrading to 1.1", drop the "stay on 1.x" wording that assumed a major,
and note in the changelog that the Node.js 22 and ES2020 requirements
are inherited from @ably/pubsub-device. The release still goes to the
next dist-tag first, so a ^1.0 range keeps resolving to 1.0.6 until
1.1.0 is promoted to latest.
@ably/pubsub-device becomes a dependency instead of an optional peer, so
`npm install @ably/laravel-echo` is the only install step. Echo always
uses its own copy and never reads a global Ably or AblyPubSub, so the
1.0.x snippet `window.Ably = require('ably')` cannot break it after an
update; while such a global exists Echo logs one console.warn saying it
is ignored. A client passed as options.client is still used as is and
gets no warning.
The ESM and CJS builds keep @ably/pubsub-device external. The IIFE build
bundles its browser build, so a script-tag page needs no Ably CDN script
or global. The tests no longer set the global, and cover the ignored
legacy global, the one-time warning, options.client and the
self-contained IIFE.
ably-js keeps the first non-null clientId on the Auth object (RSA15c), so
an in-band authorize with a token for another identity (guest to user,
user to user, user to guest) failed the client with 40102 on every
reconnect. Pass clientId: null in the AuthOptions when the token's
clientId differs from a non-null current clientId; the reconnect then
adopts the new clientId, as the existing null to user login already
does. The null to user path is unchanged.
The 40102 handler was one-shot, so a second identity switch in the same
page (user to user, or user to guest) left the connection failed. Re-arm
it on the next connected instead: a reconnect that fails again with
40102 before connecting cannot loop. The handler also no longer throws
on a failed state change without a reason. releaseClient() removes the
listeners before closing the old client.
A failed attach reached error() twice: once as the channel state change
and once as the identical attach() rejection. Route the rejection
through the subscribe error handler, which drops an error that the state
change already reported. An attach rejection that no state change
reported, such as an authorization failure on an initialized channel,
is still forwarded. The payload of the state-change call is unchanged.
…witch
When Echo authorizes a token for another clientId (including null to
user), the server rejects the in-band AUTH with 40102 while the
reconnect is already under way, and the channels recover by themselves;
error() listeners still saw the transient 40102. Open a per-client
switch window at that authorize and drop only the first 40102 per
channel inside it. The window closes on the next connected, on any other
failure, when the client is released, or after 30 s, and everything
else is still delivered.
The hint fired for the first connection failure of any kind except
40102, so an unrelated early failure used it up and a later real 40161
was never explained. Log it only for the codes Ably uses on MAU-billed
accounts, once per code, with a specific text for each: 40161 names
ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true (broadcasting.connections.ably.mau_account), 40168
an incompatible SDK build, and 40167 (defensive) the server claim. The
re-attach after a failed connection is unchanged.
…uth server
The mock now behaves like laravel-broadcaster 1.1: with guestClientId
(ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true) a request without a user is signed with a guest
id, stable until rotateGuestId(); a presented token's claims are reused
only for the same clientId; and private and presence channels are denied
with 403 when there is no user, also in guest-id mode.
…-dup and the switch window
Offline tests with a fake client: the 40102 handler reconnects once per
failure episode and tolerates a failed state change without a reason;
the authorize options carry clientId: null only for a token of another
identity; one failure reaches error() once with the unchanged
state-change payload, without unhandled rejections; and the identity
switch window drops only the first 40102 per channel, per client, and
closes on connected, on another failure, on release or after 30 s.
…rcement
There is no MAU sandbox app, and real MAU keys are not used in tests. A
local proxy in front of a normal sandbox app rejects connections whose
token has a null or '*' clientId with 40161, as an MAU-billed account
does, and forwards everything else. The suite covers a null guest (40161
and one console hint), a guest id to user login, a logout to a fresh
guest id through Echo.connect(), and a logout to null without guest ids
(40161). It returns early with a warning when the sandbox is
unreachable. ws becomes an explicit devDependency (it was already
installed through @ably/pubsub-device).
TODO: replace the proxy with a real MAU sandbox app when Ably provides
one.
Login no longer reports the transient 40102 to error(). New sandbox tests
cover a guest id to user login, user to user to user in one page (one
failed transition per switch, no loop), and logout through
Echo.connect(): the new connection uses the new guest id (or null
without guest ids), public channels receive again, and private channels
are denied with 403 as for any guest.
README: login and user switches reconnect in the page without reporting
the transient 40102; after logout, call Echo.connect() or create a new
Echo instance; a logout in another tab is picked up at the next token
renewal; MAU-billed accounts need laravel-broadcaster
ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true for guests, and the console hints cover 40161,
40168 and 40167.
CHANGELOG: the client ID switch, the suppressed 40102, the per-code MAU
hint, the single error() per failure, the larger self-contained
script-tag build and the logout guidance, plus the other-tab logout as a
known issue.
…st helpers
Locally the MAU suite still returns early with a warning when the sandbox
cannot be reached; in CI it now fails like the other sandbox suites. The
MAU proxy closes a non-JSON connection with an error log instead of
throwing inside the server callback, and the bundle test asserts the
counting copy of the CDN global directly.
When another tab logs out or in, this tab's next token renewal returns a
token for another identity. ably-js keeps the first clientId, so the
reconnect failed with a client-side 40102: the connection stayed
disconnected for about 17 s and then failed for good (user to guest,
user to user, guest to user), or stayed up with a stale auth.clientId
(user to null). Detect the change in Echo's authCallback and switch the
same way as the in-page path: open the switch window and, once the
callback has returned, authorize with the token itself and clientId:
null. The connection reconnects once as the new identity in about a
second, and the channels re-attach. A client's first token, an
unchanged clientId and a renewal without a cached clientId (null to
user, which ably-js already handles) are left alone.
The renewal switch runs only for a renewed token whose clientId differs
from a cached non-null one; it authorizes once with the token and
clientId: null after the token callback has returned, opens the switch
window at once, swallows a rejected authorize, skips a replaced or
closed client, and never requests another token.
Another tab's logout or login is modelled by changing the mock's
identity and waiting for the connection token to renew (6 s tokens).
User to guest, user to null, user to another user and guest to user
reconnect as the new identity in about a second without a failed state;
the server no longer attributes a logged-out page to the old user
(publish and presence checked from a second client); private channels
are denied after a logout and authorized after a login; null to user is
unchanged; and same-identity renewals neither authorize nor reconnect.
On the MAU proxy, user to guest reconnects and user to null without
guest ids fails with 40161 and one hint. The mock gains a configurable
public capability for these checks.
A logout or login in another tab now reaches this tab at its next token
renewal: it reconnects once as the new identity and re-attaches its
channels. The README describes it, with a BroadcastChannel snippet for
switching every tab at once, and the changelog lists it as added
instead of the earlier known issue, which described the old behaviour
and overstated a recovery that only happened with a lenient mock. The
script-tag build sizes are measured at the final head.
The renewal tests now assert the recovery time for every transition, the
server-stamped guest id after a logout, and that a private channel is
re-authorized after user to user. The docs describe what private
channels report on such a switch (the failed re-attach, then the
re-authorization or the 403) and that a switch to no client ID fails
with 40161 on MAU-billed accounts without guest client IDs.
…itch
After a switch on token renewal, ably-js re-attaches the attached
channels itself with the new token, without Echo's pre-attach
authorize, so private and presence channels failed with 40160 and
reported it to error() before Echo re-authorized them. A successful
login in another tab therefore looked like an error. Inside a
renewal-initiated switch, until the channel next attaches or for at most
30 s, the first 40160 of each private or presence channel is no longer
reported; the re-authorize still runs, and its result is reported as
after an in-page switch: nothing after a login, one 403 after a logout.
A 40160 outside such a switch, a second one, a 403 and public channels
are unaffected.
When Ably asks a connected client to re-authenticate and the renewed
token is for another identity (a logout or login in another tab, with
long-lived tokens), the connection fails with 40102 and the reconnect
handler re-attaches every channel. On the next connected, the
connector's own re-attach of channels that are not attached ran too, so
a private or presence channel denied to the new identity was
re-authorized twice and reported two 403s. The connector now skips its
re-attach once after the client ID change handler has re-attached the
channels; a later failure clears that, so a failed reconnect still
re-attaches the channels when the connection recovers.
The renewal switch required a connection id, which a failed or closed
connection no longer has, so a renewal to another identity during the
reconnect after such a failure fell back to ably-js's client-side
mismatch. A cached clientId is the only precondition now; it already
excludes a client's first token.
…ctors and the token lifetime
README and CHANGELOG: when Ably asks a connected client to
re-authenticate after another tab's logout or login, the connection
briefly reports failed (40102, not passed to error()) before it
reconnects; apps that use this package only with Pusher, Reverb or
socket.io now also install and bundle @ably/pubsub-device; other tabs
switch within laravel-broadcaster's token_expiry, 8 hours by default;
install commands name ^1.1; the two script-tag bundle entries are merged
with sizes measured at this head; and the known issues list the wait for
the next renewal and the messages missed during a switch. The mock auth
server lists where it differs from the broadcaster.
Forcing an in-band re-authentication after another tab's logout gives
exactly one 403 on each private and presence channel and connects as
the guest; after a switch to another user no channel reports an error.
Parity tests cover the single re-attach after a client ID change and
its reset by a later failure. The renewal tests now include a presence
channel, count the connected and connecting states, and check the
server-stamped clientId after a login; the in-page guest to user test
checks it too. The MAU hint tests compare the full messages.
…tch tests
Two tests waited for the public channel's subscribed callback before
registering the private channel's, so a private channel that attached
first left the test waiting until its timeout.
When Ably asks a connected client to re-authenticate, ably-js calls
authorize() itself without arguments; that is not an identity switch.
The tests now assert that Echo made no authorize() with clientId: null.
sacOO7
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Upgrade docs, packaging and version 2.0.0
Release 1.1.0: @ably/pubsub-device v3 with single install, identity-switch fix and MAU support
Nov 6, 2026
On CI runners Ably renews the 6 s test tokens by asking the connected
client to re-authenticate, so a switch passes through failed (40102)
once, and a successful re-authentication emits update events that the
state watcher counted as connected transitions. The watcher now ignores
update events, and the tests assert that a switch fails at most once,
only with 40102, instead of assuming the disconnect path seen locally.
Creating the sandbox app is retried up to three times on a timeout or a
network or server error, for every sandbox suite. When the MAU suite's
setup fails anyway, its per-test hooks no longer run, so the setup
error is the only one reported.
The single re-attach after a client ID change is skipped on the next
connected only while the reconnect it covers is uninterrupted. A
disconnected or suspended state now also clears it, as a failure
already did, so channels are re-attached when the connection recovers
after such an interruption. The in-band re-authentication path
(failed, connecting, connected) is unaffected. releaseClient() removes
the new listeners with the others.
Each app creation attempt now times out after 5 s, so three attempts
with their backoff take at most 18 s and fit the 20 s beforeAll timeout
of the shortest sandbox suites. The MAU suite also treats a setup
timeout as an unreachable sandbox locally, and the renewal test helper
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Review comments at @.github/README.md:
- Line 161: Update the release instructions near “Publish npm package on
npmjs.com” to require publishing version 1.1.0 with the next tag instead of
using the untagged release script, and document promoting it to latest after the
beta period. Preserve the general npm publishing instruction for other releases.
Review comments at @src/channel/ably-channel.ts:
- Around line 106-107: Capture the handler returned by _subscribeErrorHandler
before invoking channel.attach(), then pass that captured handler to catch.
Preserve the existing behavior of suppressing duplicate reports when attach()
triggers a synchronous failed state change.
- Line 245: Update the error handling around consumeSwitchError so it suppresses
only reattach-related errors, not callback-free whisper publish failures such as
40160. Preserve the channel’s reattach allowance for a later transient reattach
error to be handled by error().
Review comments at @src/channel/ably/auth.ts:
- Around line 60-62: Update the guard around current and token.clientId in the
authentication flow to distinguish in-band renewals from initial token
acquisition. When a renewal changes an anonymous connection to an authenticated
client, open the existing switch window before returning the token; preserve the
current early return for initial acquisition and unchanged identities.
- Around line 225-230: Update the identity-switch recovery timer associated with
the `channelsReattachedByAuth` latch so releasing or replacing the client
invalidates any pending callback before `connector.connect()` installs the new
client. Ensure stale recovery cannot attach the new client’s channels, and reset
the latch as needed so it cannot suppress recovery for channels added after the
new connection fails.
- Around line 67-73: Update the deferred authorization in the setTimeout
callback so it cannot replace a token from a newer authorization on the same
client. Use the existing authorization coordination mechanism, or establish a
per-client generation check that invalidates this renewal when a later
authorization completes; preserve the current client-replacement and
closed-connection guards.
Review comments at @src/connector/ably-connector.ts:
- Around line 201-204: Update the recovery flow guarded by
channelsReattachedByAuth to track authorization failures per channel and retry
transient failures after reconnecting, while preventing retries for permanent
denials. Preserve the existing behavior for channels that reattached
successfully, and use the connector’s established authorization failure details
to distinguish transient from permanent failures.
Review comments at @tests/ably/ably-renewal-switch.test.ts:
- Line 328: Update the `observe('public:x')` assertion in the renewal-switch
test to scope connection counting to the identity switch and distinguish actual
connected state transitions from token-renewal `update` events. Preserve the
successful-switch assertion without counting a pending renewal’s update as
another connection.
- Line 265: Update the timed renewal cases around the recovered call to tolerate
the documented transient 40102 failure in their failure-count assertions, while
still verifying that the connection and channels recover successfully.
Review comments at @tests/ably/mau.test.ts:
- Around line 206-207: Guard both the beforeEach and afterEach renewal hooks
that access mockAuthServer with the existing skipReason condition, so they
return early when sandbox setup is skipped and otherwise preserve the
tokenExpiry updates.
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5. Make a PR against `master`.
6. Once the PR is approved, merge it into `master`.
7. Add a tag and push it to origin - e.g.: `git tag ably-echo-1.0.3 && git push origin ably-echo-1.0.3`.
-8. Publish npm package on npmjs.com.+8. For 1.1.0, run `npm publish --tag next`, not `npm run release`. Promote it later with `npm dist-tag add @ably/laravel-echo@1.1.0 latest`. For other releases, publish the npm package on npmjs.com.
9. Visit https://github.com/ably-forks/laravel-echo/tags and add release notes to the release (generally you can just copy the notes you added to the CHANGELOG).
10. Update the [Ably Changelog](https://changelog.ably.com/) (via [headwayapp](https://headwayapp.co/)) with these changes (again, you can just copy the notes you added to the CHANGELOG).
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Update the release instructions near “Publish npm package on npmjs.com” to
require publishing version 1.1.0 with the next tag instead of using the untagged
release script, and document promoting it to latest after the beta period.
Preserve the general npm publishing instruction for other releases.
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Sources consulted:
- ably-pubsub-js/ably.d.ts at main · ably/ably-pubsub-js · GitHub — https://github.com/ably/ably-pubsub-js/blob/main/ably.d.ts
- @ably/pubsub-core - npm — https://www.npmjs.com/package/%40ably/pubsub-core
- Register user with strophe.js and strophe.register.js plugin. · GitHub — https://gist.github.com/developerworks/317ccf6eb2d3060610f8
- frida-tools/frida_tools/application.py at main · frida/frida-tools · GitHub — https://github.com/frida/frida-tools/blob/main/frida_tools/application.py
- …and 42 more
Capture the error handler before calling attach().
If a supplied client emits a failed state change synchronously inside attach(), an already registered error listener can receive the same failure twice. Capture the handler before attach() so it records the count before the state change.
// E4: a rejection that the state change above already reported is not reported again
constonAttachError=this._subscribeErrorHandler();
this.channel.attach().catch(onAttachError);
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Capture the handler returned by _subscribeErrorHandler before invoking
channel.attach(), then pass that captured handler to catch. Preserve the
existing behavior of suppressing duplicate reports when attach() triggers a
synchronous failed state change.
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Keep publish errors out of the reattach allowance.
If a callback-free whisper fails with 40160 during a renewal switch, Echo hides the publish failure and consumes the channel’s allowance. A later transient reattach error can then reach error(). Restrict suppression to reattach-related errors.
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Update the error handling around consumeSwitchError so it suppresses only
reattach-related errors, not callback-free whisper publish failures such as
40160. Preserve the channel’s reattach allowance for a later transient reattach
error to be handled by error().
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python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.request, tarfile, iourl = 'https://registry.npmjs.org/@ably/pubsub-device/-/pubsub-device-3.0.0.tgz'try: data = urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=20).read() tf = tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(data), mode='r:gz') for m in tf.getmembers(): if 'auth' in m.name.lower() and m.isfile(): print(m.name, m.size)except Exception as e: print(type(e).__name__ + ': ' + str(e))PY
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.request, tarfile, iofor pkg in ('pubsub-device', 'pubsub-core'): url=f'https://registry.npmjs.org/@ably/{pkg}/-/{pkg}-3.0.0.tgz' try: tf=tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=20).read()), mode='r:gz') print('\n', url) for m in tf.getmembers(): if m.isfile(): print(m.name, m.size) except Exception as e: print(type(e).__name__, str(e))PY
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Prevent the renewal timer from replacing a newer token.
If a private-channel authorization completes before this timer, the timer can replace its token with the older renewal token. The channel’s new capability is then lost, so whispers can fail with 40160. Coordinate the deferred authorization with newer authorizations on the same client.
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Review comment at @src/channel/ably/auth.ts around lines 67 - 73:
Update the deferred authorization in the setTimeout callback so it cannot
replace a token from a newer authorization on the same client. Use the existing
authorization coordination mechanism, or establish a per-client generation check
that invalidates this renewal when a later authorization completes; preserve the
current client-replacement and closed-connection guards.
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curl -fsSL 'https://api.github.com/repos/ably/ably-js/git/trees/3.0.0?recursive=1'| python3 -c 'import json,sys; x=json.load(sys.stdin); print("\n".join(i["path"] for i in x["tree"] if "realtimechannel" in i["path"].lower() or ("channel" in i["path"].lower() and "realtime" in i["path"].lower() and i["path"].endswith(".ts"))))'
Cancel pending identity-switch recovery on client release.
If connector.connect() replaces the client before this timer runs, the old callback can retry new channels and report a second 403. If the new connection has already failed, the stale latch can also suppress recovery for channels added afterward.
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Update the identity-switch recovery timer associated with the
`channelsReattachedByAuth` latch so releasing or replacing the client
invalidates any pending callback before `connector.connect()` installs the new
client. Ensure stale recovery cannot attach the new client’s channels, and reset
the latch as needed so it cannot suppress recovery for channels added after the
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
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- Ably Pub/Sub | Connection state and recovery — https://ably.com/docs/connect/states
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python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.request, tarfile, iourl='https://registry.npmjs.org/@ably/pubsub-device/-/pubsub-device-3.0.0.tgz'try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=15) as response: data=response.read() tar=tarfile.open(fileobj=io.BytesIO(data), mode='r:gz') names=[m.name for m in tar.getmembers() if m.name.endswith('.js') and ('node' in m.name or 'common' in m.name)] print('SDK candidate files:', names[:20]) for name in names[:2]: text=tar.extractfile(name).read().decode('utf-8') lines=text.splitlines() hits=[i for i,line in enumerate(lines) if ('_attach(' in line or 'onTransportActive(' in line or 'checkPendingState(' in line)] print('\nSDK',name,'hits',len(hits)) for i in hits[:12]: print('\n'.join(f'{j+1}: {lines[j][:400]}' for j in range(max(0,i-3), min(len(lines),i+20))))except Exception as e: print('SDK retrieval failed:',type(e).__name__,str(e))PY
If a private channel’s authorization fails before the connection recovers, the flag skips its recovery attach. The channel can remain failed and stop receiving broadcasts. Track failed attempts per channel and retry transient failures after reconnecting, without repeating permanent denials.
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- Line 56: Update the “Logout or login in another tab” guidance to document that
logout may regenerate Laravel’s CSRF token, while Echo retains the token
captured at connector creation and can receive HTTP 419 on later auth requests.
Clarify that calling Echo.connect() with a stale page token does not resolve
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- Line 56: Update the successful-login statement in the logout/login guidance to
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- If you are using SPA on client side, on user login, new clientId is assigned to the token. So, connection goes into failed state for next channel attach. We have fixed this issue. Now, it immediately reconnects again, reattaching all existing channels. See [Fix clientId mismatch](https://github.com/ably-forks/laravel-echo/pull/38) for more details. On user logout, connection+channels goes into failed state, and doesn't reconnect again. Hence, you need to create a new Echo instance after user logs out.
- **Login and user switch in a single-page app.** An Ably connection cannot change its client ID, so when a user logs in, or another user logs in, the next private or presence channel request returns a token for the new client ID and Echo reconnects with it and re-attaches all existing channels (see [Fix clientId mismatch](https://github.com/ably-forks/laravel-echo/pull/38)). This also works for a second switch in the same page. The transient "mismatched clientId" error (40102) of such a switch is not reported to `error()`.
- **After logout, call `Echo.connect()` or create a new Echo instance.** Echo closes the old connection and connects as a guest; subscribe to your channels again. Private and presence channels are then denied by your broadcaster, as for any guest. On MAU-billed Ably accounts, guests need a client ID: see "Guest users on MAU-billed Ably accounts" below.
- **Logout or login in another tab.** Other open tabs switch to the new identity (a guest, no client ID, or another user) at their next connection token renewal, so after up to the token lifetime (laravel-broadcaster's `token_expiry`, 8 hours by default). They reconnect once as the new identity (typically within a second or two) and re-attach their channels. When Ably asks a connected page to re-authenticate (with long-lived tokens, shortly before they expire), the connection briefly reports `failed` (40102, not passed to `error()`) before it reconnects. Private and presence channels are authorized again, as after an in-page switch: after a login they attach without any `error()` call, and after a logout `error()` receives the broadcaster's denial (403) once per private or presence channel. On MAU-billed accounts without guest client IDs, a switch to no client ID fails with 40161 (see "Guest users on MAU-billed Ably accounts"). To switch every tab at once, tell the other tabs to call `Echo.connect()`, for example with a [`BroadcastChannel`](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/BroadcastChannel):
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Document CSRF token refresh across tabs.
Laravel recommends regenerating the CSRF token on logout. Echo captures the token when it creates the connector and reuses it for auth requests. A tab with a stale token can therefore receive HTTP 419 instead of switching identity. Calling Echo.connect() with the unchanged page token has the same problem. (laravel.com)
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Update the “Logout or login in another tab” guidance to document that logout may
regenerate Laravel’s CSRF token, while Echo retains the token captured at
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Qualify the successful-login authorization claim.
A newly logged-in user may not have access to channels owned by the previous user. In that case, reauthorization can return a 403 to error() rather than attach the channel. State that channels attach without errors only when the new user is authorized. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the successful-login statement in the logout/login guidance to clarify
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- Auth endpoint: cookies are sent cross-origin only for a lowercase `authorization` header, as with ably 1.x and 2.x; error codes come from the HTTP status; invalid tokens are rejected with code 50000 and no longer replace the cached token; a `requestTokenFn` that never settles no longer blocks other token requests forever (each request is bounded by 30 s; an auth-endpoint request by `httpRequestTimeout` + 1 s if that is longer); `httpRequestTimeout` applies to auth requests.
- `environment`, `realtimeHost` and `restHost` are mapped to `endpoint` with a warning instead of being ignored.
- `import { Channel } from '@ably/laravel-echo'` works again.
- After `Echo.disconnect()`, Echo no longer reopens the connection by itself (for example when a token request finishes late, or a private channel is authorized); call `Echo.connect()` to reconnect.
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Clarify reconnection for options.client.
When an app supplies options.client, Echo.disconnect() closes it, but Echo.connect() reuses it without reopening it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Summary
This PR turns the
@ably/pubsub-devicev3 stack into the @ably/laravel-echo 1.1.0 release. It is a minor version because Echo's API is unchanged.On top of the v3 migration (#51, #52 and #53), it adds:
npm install @ably/laravel-echo@^1.1is the only step. Echo installs and uses its own@ably/pubsub-deviceand ignores a leftoverwindow.Ablyfrom ably v1/v2, so a 1.0.x setup keeps working afternpm update.ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true, guests, login, user switches and logout all work. Echo also explains the MAU error codes in the console.This is the companion of laravel-broadcaster ably/laravel-broadcaster#72 (see "Minor releases and compatibility").
Key decisions
channel,private,join,listen,whisper,error,socketId, …) is unchanged. The only change apps needed was how Ably is installed, and single install removes itnextdist-tag first, so^1.0ranges keep resolving to 1.0.6 until 1.1.0 is promoted tolatest@ably/pubsub-devicemoves from an optional peer dependency to a dependency (same range,^3.0.0). Echo always uses its own copy and never readswindow.Ablyorwindow.AblyPubSub. If either exists, it logs oneconsole.warnsaying it is ignored and the snippet can be removedwindow.Ably = …line is harmless. Apps that use this package only with Pusher, Reverb or socket.io now also install@ably/pubsub-deviceand include it in their bundle (about 75 KB gzipped, about 50 KB when minified); they should use upstreamlaravel-echo.options.clientis keptoptions.clientis used as is, with no warning, even when a globalAblyexistsdist/echo.iife.jsbundles@ably/pubsub-device's browser build<script>page needs no separate Ably CDN script or global@ably/pubsub-deviceexternal (110,197 → 121,761 and 110,338 → 122,425 bytes; the growth is this PR's own code)clientId: null(publicAuthOptions)connectedfailed. Re-arming only onconnectedmeans a reconnect that fails again before connecting can't loopconnectederror()calls only; a failure during the reconnect clears it, so the nextconnectedre-attaches as beforeerror(). After a switch triggered by token renewal (another tab), neither is the first 40160 of each private or presence channel's re-attacherror()(the demo app shows an alert for any error other than 401/403). Upstream Echo with Pusher doesn't report re-auth eitherconnected(40102) or on the channel's next attach (40160), on release, or after 30 s. A second occurrence, a 403 and errors outside a switch are still reportederror()call per channel failureattach()rejection{previous, current, reason}, as in 1.0.x. Changing it to anErrorInfois left for a future majorABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true/broadcasting.connections.ably.mau_account; 40168 is an incompatible SDK build; 40167 is the server claim (defensive)Echo.connect()or create a new Echo instanceEcho.connect()closes the old client and connects as the guestconnect(), which is the existing behaviour ofconnect()error(); after a logout,error()gets one 403 per private or presence channeldisconnecteduntil ably-js's next retry and thenfailedfor good (user → guest, user → user, guest → user), or stayed connected with a stale client ID (user → null). Pusher and Reverb apps re-authorize only after a reconnect: public channels keep working and private channels getsubscription_error. Echo now gives the same result at the next renewal, and it is safer than Pusher, where the old socket keeps its private access until it happens to reconnect. It is also consistent with the in-page pathstoken_expiry, 8 hours by default). For an immediate switch, apps callEcho.connect()in every tab, for example from aBroadcastChannelmessage (README snippet). On MAU-billed accounts without guest ids, a switch to no client ID fails with 40161, as documentedEcho.disconnect()stays closed while a token request is in flightdisconnect()is no longer handed to ably-js, which would otherwise open the closed connection again (ably spec RTC8c)Echo.disconnect(), Echo no longer reopens the connection by itself (for example when a token request finishes late, or a private channel is authorized); callEcho.connect()to reconnect. Only a request that started while the connection was open is dropped; an app's ownauthorize()on a closed connection still works*client ID with 40161, as an MAU account does, and forwards everything elsesetup()intests/ably/setup/sandbox.ts, which takes no arguments today) called with a new optional options object that enables MAU, e.g.setup({ mau: true }), and run the suite directly against that app. Never use a real MAU keyKnown limitations
token_expiry, 8 hours by default). UseEcho.connect(), for example from aBroadcastChannel, for an immediate switch.rewindor history.Minor releases and compatibility
Both packages ship as 1.1.0 minors:
ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT(defaultfalse)."Echo 1.0.x" means 1.0.x with an ably v1/v2 global.
ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=false(default)ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=trueABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=truetrue)ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=falsekeeps null guests (non-MAU only)Safe upgrade orders:
ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNTis off. Echo 1.1.0 changes nothing for broadcaster 1.0.x on non-MAU accounts, and broadcaster 1.1.0 with the flag off changes nothing for Echo 1.0.x.ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=trueon only after Echo 1.1.0 is deployed.@ably/laravel-echo1.1.0 before, or together with, laravel-broadcaster 1.1.0, whose README saysnpm install @ably/laravel-echo@^1.1and shows the snippet withoutwindow.Ably.What app developers do:
npm install @ably/laravel-echo@^1.1and rebuild with Node.js 22+ and an ES2020-capable bundler (webpack 5 or Vite). Both requirements are inherited from@ably/pubsub-device.import * as Ably …; window.Ably = Ably(orrequire('ably')) and theablydependency. Echo ignores them and warns once.dist/echo.iife.jsis self-contained. The Ably CDN script is only needed if your own code uses it.Echo.connect()or create a new Echo instance. Other open tabs switch at their next token renewal; to switch them at once, use the README'sBroadcastChannelsnippet.ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT=true.How the tests cover the Echo 1.1.0 column:
ably-user-login.test.ts(login without and with existing channels; logout throughEcho.connect()), theauth-endpoint.test.tslogin test, the null → user → null case inably-identity-switch.test.ts, and the renewal null → user and user → null cases inably-renewal-switch.test.ts. Like both broadcaster versions, the mock signs null guests and denies them private channels (403)ably-identity-switch.test.ts(guest id → user, user → user → user, logout to a fresh guest id) andably-renewal-switch.test.ts(the same changes made in another tab)mau.test.ts: a null guest gets 40161 and one console hint; a logout to null without guest ids, in the same tab or another tab, gets 40161mau.test.ts: a guest id connects, guest → user login, logout to a fresh guest id in the same tab and in another tabWith the flag off, broadcaster 1.0.x and 1.1.0 differ in one way: a token's channel access no longer carries over to another identity. The mock mirrors 1.1.0. On the login paths this only drops a guest's public capability, which the user's token grants again.
What's in this PR
The earlier commits on this branch (upgrade docs,
LIB_VERSIONderived frompackage.json, the publishedfiles, the changelog) are unchanged. They were written for 2.0.0 and are re-versioned below.@ably/pubsub-deviceoptions.client, self-contained IIFE)Tests
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86f579e. All runs used the live Ably sandbox (nonprod:sandbox); no real MAU key was used.npx tsc --noEmit/npm run lintnpm test(live sandbox), 3 runsnpx jest tests/ably/ably-renewal-switch.test.ts(now 11 tests), 10 more runs before the last commit; 5 runs after itnpx jest tests/parity(offline)npx jest tests/ably/mau.test.ts(MAU proxy), 5 runsnpm run build/npm run test:bundles@ably/pubsub-deviceexternal)npm run test:browser-build(the@ably/pubsub-devicebrowser build)failed(40102) →connectedin 0.6–0.8 s; no unhandled rejectionsIdentity switch on token renewal (another tab), measured over the 3
npm testruns, from the first non-connected state toconnected:error()error()authorize(), same connectionLocally the renewal of the 6 s test tokens usually arrives as a disconnect, so no transition reaches
failed; on CI runners Ably often asks the connected client to re-authenticate instead, and the tests accept either path. When Ably instead asks the connected client to re-authenticate (for long-lived tokens, about 30 s before expiry), the connection briefly reportsfailed(40102, not passed toerror()) and reconnects as the new identity within about a second. There are no unhandled rejections. After user → null, the server no longer attributes the page to the old user: a second client sees its publishes without a client ID, andpresence.enter()is rejected (40012). Before this change, user → guest, user → user and guest → user stayeddisconnecteduntil ably-js's next retry and thenfailedfor good.New and changed tests:
single-install.test.ts: a legacy v1/v2 global is ignored and warned about once;AblyPubSubis ignored too; there is no warning without a global;options.clientis still used, with no warning.built-bundles.test.ts: the IIFE is self-contained; the v3 CDN globals are ignored with one warning; ESM/CJS keep the library external.connector-options.test.ts: Echo's own library is used even when a v3 global exists; per-code MAU hints, including the no-hint codes and an 80019 → 40161 regression.ably-user-login.test.ts,auth-endpoint.test.ts: login reports no transient 40102; logout throughEcho.connect().ably-identity-switch.test.ts: guest id → user, user → user → user (onefailedper switch, no loop), logout to a fresh guest id, null → user → null.ably-renewal-switch.test.ts: the renewal transitions above, including the forced in-band re-authentication (user1 → guest id, user1 → user2).mau.test.ts(proxy): a null guest gets 40161 and one hint, guest → user, logout to a fresh guest id, logout to null gets 40161, and the renewal variants (user → guest reconnects; user → null without guest ids gets 40161).tests/parity/identity-switch.test.ts: the reconnect guard, the authorize options, the error de-duplication, both switch windows (including a 40160 outside a switch being delivered), and the renewal detection.Release steps
After #51 is merged to master. Use a merge commit or rebase-merge, not squash: a squash folds the stacked commits into one and appends the PR number to the subject.
ably-echo-1.1.0on master and runnpm publish --tag next.lateststays 1.0.6, so^1.0ranges keep resolving to 1.0.6.@ably/pubsub-device3.0.0 was published on 2026-10-29. Teams with npmmin-release-ageor pnpmminimumReleaseAgepolicies may need to wait before they can install it. Say so in the GitHub release notes too.npm dist-tag add @ably/laravel-echo@1.1.0 latest. No second version bump is needed.npm dist-tag add @ably/laravel-echo@1.0.6 latest. Users can pin withnpm install @ably/laravel-echo@1.0.6 ably@1.Merge order: #52, then #53, then this PR into
feature/pubsub-device-v3, then #51 into master. Use a merge commit or rebase-merge each time.Follow-ups (not in this PR)
authorize(null, { …, clientId: null })as the supported way to clear a cached client ID;error()payload for state-change failures becomes theErrorInfo.Related
ABLY_MAU_ACCOUNT, guest ids, identity-scoped claims). It is based on Migrate from ably/ably-php to ably/pubsub-server ably/laravel-broadcaster#71.