Theodore Li 4945d55671 fix(redis): apply TLS SNI override to pub/sub clients (#4638)
* fix(redis): apply TLS SNI override to pub/sub clients too

Pub/sub clients in lib/events/pubsub.ts build their own ioredis instances
directly via new Redis(redisUrl, ...) because pub/sub needs dedicated
connections (can't multiplex on the shared client from getRedisClient).
That path skipped the resolveTlsOptions helper added for trigger.dev's
PrivateLink VPCE IP, so every pub/sub channel hit
'Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames' on connect.

Export the helper as resolveRedisTlsOptions and use it from pubsub.ts.

* refactor(redis): share connection defaults via one helper

Extract keepAlive/connectTimeout/enableOfflineQueue + TLS SNI into a
single getRedisConnectionDefaults helper. Main client and pub/sub
clients both spread it; caller-specific retry/timeout policy stays
per-caller (pub/sub still needs maxRetriesPerRequest: null and a
different retry strategy for SUBSCRIBE).

* fix(pubsub): surface TLS config errors instead of silently degrading

resolveRedisTlsOptions (via getRedisConnectionDefaults) throws if
REDIS_TLS_SERVERNAME is missing for an IP-based rediss:// URL. Calling
it inside the constructor let createPubSubChannel's try/catch swallow
the error and fall back to in-process EventEmitter — silent
cross-replica pub/sub breakage in prod. Resolve defaults before the
try so config errors propagate; only catch genuine runtime construction
failures.
2026-05-17 01:51:17 -04:00

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