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fix(purchase): claim running before any provider call, guard terminal saves - #833
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… saves Closes #829. Every executor now wins an atomic CAS to running before the provider is called: approve/direct/run-now go straight from pending/notified/paused to running (no approved hop) and the scheduler from scheduled to running, through one claimRunning primitive shared with claimAndExecute and the re-drive. A lost CAS surfaces ErrExecutionNotInExpectedStatus, so a second executor never reaches the provider. The approval audit stamp and the terminal save are guarded on running (SaveExecutionIfStatus). When the guard fails because the reaper already failed a row whose purchase succeeded, the executor recovers it to completed/partially_completed with its own audit note and advances the ramp; a linked retry successor fails loud with a possible-double-buy flag. The reaper's annotation is guarded on failed and losing it is benign. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…unning The approve path now claims straight to running, so the integration test's mock claim expects running instead of approved. Refs #829. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Gate verdict: CHANGES REQUESTED (not merged)Reviewed SHA: Blocking findingsB1. D1 recovery never fires for a multi-account (fan-out) root row; regression vs main.
B2. CI Integration Tests fail at this SHA, and the failure hides the PR's own tests. Verified OK
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… tests A multi-account root row never has Purchased set on its own recs (only the per-account copies do), so the late-success recovery after a reap never fired for it. Detect a purchased outcome from the finalized status instead: completed or partially_completed only come from a nil error or a partial sentinel. Adds a real PostgreSQL test of three accounts buying while the reaper fails the root. Tightens the approve and scheduler stamp tests and the transactional terminal-save test so dropping the running guard from any of them fails. Refs #829. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every caller now claims to running, so the parameter was dead (unparam). Refs #829. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @internal/purchase/approvals.go:
- Line 416: Treat ErrExecutionNotInExpectedStatus from SaveExecutionIfStatus as
a lost claim and return before executeAndFinalize; keep best-effort handling for
other audit-write errors. Apply this in internal/purchase/approvals.go at line
416 and internal/purchase/scheduled_fire.go at line 94, classifying the status
conflict as a lost fire in the scheduled path.
Review comments at @internal/purchase/recover_reaped.go:
- Around line 46-47: Update purchasedOutcome and the PurchaseExecution result
flow to require evidence of an actually committed purchase, not merely
recommendations and a completed status. Carry that purchase result through
execution, including per-account results for fan-out, and use it when deciding
whether a reaped row can be recovered as purchased.
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internal/api/handler_purchases_test.gointernal/api/handler_purchases_token_errors_test.gointernal/config/store_postgres_execution_guarded_integration_test.gointernal/mocks/stores.gointernal/purchase/approvals.gointernal/purchase/approvals_test.gointernal/purchase/armed_redrive_test.gointernal/purchase/aws_no_token_redrive_test.gointernal/purchase/azure_pricing_integration_test.gointernal/purchase/azure_pricing_test.gointernal/purchase/claim.gointernal/purchase/claim_guard_test.gointernal/purchase/claim_pin_test.gointernal/purchase/coverage_extra_test.gointernal/purchase/manager.gointernal/purchase/notified_run_now_test.gointernal/purchase/ramp_step_progress_integration_test.gointernal/purchase/reaper.gointernal/purchase/recover_reaped.gointernal/purchase/scheduled_fire.gointernal/purchase/scheduled_fire_test.gointernal/purchase/single_claim_integration_test.go
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| if actor != "" || skipReason != "" { | ||
| if saveErr := m.config.SavePurchaseExecution(ctx, updated); saveErr != nil { | ||
| if saveErr := m.config.SaveExecutionIfStatus(ctx, updated, executorOwnedStatuses); saveErr != nil { |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Stop execution when the audit save reports lost ownership. Both paths claim running but continue to the provider after SaveExecutionIfStatus reports a status conflict. If the reaper has failed the row, a provider purchase can start after that failure. Treat ErrExecutionNotInExpectedStatus as a lost claim; retain best-effort handling for other audit-write errors. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
internal/purchase/approvals.go#L416-L416: return beforeexecuteAndFinalizeon a status conflict.internal/purchase/scheduled_fire.go#L94-L94: classify a status conflict as a lost fire and return beforeexecuteAndFinalize.
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internal/purchase/approvals.go#L416-L416(this comment)internal/purchase/scheduled_fire.go#L94-L94
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Review comment at @internal/purchase/approvals.go at line 416:
Treat ErrExecutionNotInExpectedStatus from SaveExecutionIfStatus as a lost claim
and return before executeAndFinalize; keep best-effort handling for other
audit-write errors. Apply this in internal/purchase/approvals.go at line 416 and
internal/purchase/scheduled_fire.go at line 94, classifying the status conflict
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| func purchasedOutcome(exec *config.PurchaseExecution) bool { | ||
| return (exec.Status == "completed" || exec.Status == "partially_completed") && len(exec.Recommendations) > 0 |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Require evidence of a purchase before recovering a reaped row.
A row can contain recommendations with none selected. Purchase processing then returns without a provider call, but finalization can set completed. If the reaper wins before the terminal save, this predicate recovers that row as purchased and permits ramp advancement even though nothing was bought. Carry an actual committed-purchase result through execution, including the per-account results for fan-out. Do not use recommendation count as purchase proof. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @internal/purchase/recover_reaped.go around lines 46 - 47:
Update purchasedOutcome and the PurchaseExecution result flow to require
evidence of an actually committed purchase, not merely recommendations and a
completed status. Carry that purchase result through execution, including
per-account results for fan-out, and use it when deciding whether a reaped row
can be recovered as purchased.
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Closes #829.
Every executor claims
runningby CAS before any provider call:approvedhop); scheduler: scheduled -> running; via oneclaimRunningprimitive also used by claimAndExecute and the re-drive.SaveExecutionIfStatus(["running"]), so a stale copy cannot rewrite the status.RecoverReapedExecution(executor's own audit note, then updatePlanProgress). A linked retry successor fails loud with a possible-double-buy flag; nothing purchased is never overwritten.failed; losing it to a recovery is benign (counted Reaped, not Errored).approvedtorunning; theSaveExecutionIfStatusTxmock now falls back toSavePurchaseExecutionTx.Verification (real PostgreSQL 17.11, local throwaway; counting fake provider, labeled fixture): both race orderings, a deterministic mid-approve replay (before the fix: 2 provider calls, after: 1), N-goroutine replay across approve/direct/cron/re-drive/scheduler (exactly one provider call), and the reaper interleaving (reaper CAS, executor recovery, reaper annotation: row stays completed, Reaped=1, Errored=0, ramp advanced). Unit tests assert on the guarded mock methods. The PR1 no_submission-clear assertion now seeds a row that actually carries the proof.
go test ./internal/..., golangci-lint, git-secrets clean.Not in scope: other non-executor post-CAS full-row saves (handler_purchases.go scheduled stamp, notifications.go, manager.go safeFail) stay as is; they make no provider call. The approve path does not re-check the step cap (unchanged behavior). No context.WithoutCancel for the 30s HTTP ctx (separate item).
Size: about 100 lines of code, the rest tests.
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