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feat(ladder): per-config persist lock and PlanAndSaveLadderRun - #845
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- PlanAndSaveLadderRun reads the config's in-flight commitment inside the
persist transaction, after taking pg_advisory_xact_lock on
hashtextextended('cudly:ladder-config:'+id), so two overlapping runs
cannot both plan the same gap.
- One shared helper (READ COMMITTED, empty config id rejected, lock_timeout
applied to the advisory wait only) is used by the planner and by
ClaimDueLadderTranches, so a claim cannot fire a row the planner's
netting read had already excluded as expired.
- Lock order documented next to LockPlanProvidersTx: ladder lock first.
- Additive: the old interface methods stay until the handler switches.
Refs #118
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @internal/config/store_postgres_ladder_lock.go:
- Around line 110-112: In the ladder-lock flow, validate every tranche before
calling insertLadderRunWithTranchesTx: reject a nil or mismatched ConfigID
against configID, and reject a non-nil RunID that differs from run.ID. Keep the
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| return fmt.Errorf("ladder run config_id does not match locked config %s", configID) | ||
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Validate each tranche's ConfigID and RunID against the locked config and the run.
The code checks run.ConfigID against configID but does not check the tranches. insertLadderTranchesTx writes tr.ConfigID exactly as the builder sets it. A builder bug can therefore insert tranches for a different config while only this config's ladder lock is held. That other config's planner and claim paths are then not serialized against this write, which bypasses the netting guarantee this PR adds. Reject any tranche whose ConfigID is nil or differs from configID. Also reject any tranche whose non-nil RunID differs from the run ID.
🛡️ Proposed guard
if run.ID == "" {
run.ID = uuid.New().String()
}
+ for i := range tranches {
+ if tranches[i].ConfigID == nil || *tranches[i].ConfigID != configID {
+ return fmt.Errorf("ladder tranche %d config_id does not match locked config %s", i, configID)
+ }
+ if tranches[i].RunID != nil && *tranches[i].RunID != run.ID {
+ return fmt.Errorf("ladder tranche %d run_id does not match run %s", i, run.ID)
+ }
+ }
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Review comment at @internal/config/store_postgres_ladder_lock.go around lines
110 - 112:
In the ladder-lock flow, validate every tranche before calling
insertLadderRunWithTranchesTx: reject a nil or mismatched ConfigID against
configID, and reject a non-nil RunID that differs from run.ID. Keep the existing
run-level ConfigID check and insertion flow intact.
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Mutation run (one run, 10 mutants on changed lines, owner policy): killed M1 lock no-op (hang/fail), M2 no READ COMMITTED, M3 timeout not reset, M4 no lock_timeout (hang), M5 claim without lock (hang), M6 StartedAt check, M9 nil-run check. Survivors (non-blocking follow-ups): M7 config-id mismatch check has no test; M8 empty-id check is masked by the uuid column cast (defence in depth); M10 skipping the in-flight read is not caught at store level (#846's handler test covers netting under concurrency). Non-blocking notes: the exported |
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Refs #118
What
Adds the per-config persist lock for the ladder planner (PR 1a of 2; the handler switch is the stacked PR 1b).
PostgresStore.PlanAndSaveLadderRun(ctx, configID, asOf, build): in one READ COMMITTED transaction, underpg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended('cudly:ladder-config:'+id, 0)), it reads the in-flight commitment, callsbuild(inFlight)(pure compute), then inserts the run, sweeps overdue tranches and inserts the new ones.ClaimDueLadderTranchestakes the same lock first. Without it, a claim with anasOfearlier than the planner's could fire a row the planner's netting read had already excluded as expired, and the row would be bought and re-planned.withLadderConfigLock: explicit READ COMMITTED (a REPEATABLE READ default would freeze the snapshot before the wait), empty config id rejected,lock_timeout(30s) applies to the advisory wait only and is reset afterwards, rollback on error/panic.LockPlanProvidersTx: ladder lock first; code holding an execution or tranche row must not take it. No cycle withLockPurchasePlanTxor the provider locks today.Root cause context: the only entry today is the scheduled
ladder_runtask under a global task lock, so overlap needs that session lock to be lost (pinned connection dies) or a future per-config trigger. The lock is defense in depth and the base the executor needs. Not covered here and tracked as separate executor blockers: #842 (amend down-then-up over-buy), #843 (E read vs fired-to-completed race).Verification (macOS, real Postgres 17, throwaway cluster, no Docker; Linux via CI)
pg_locksfor this key, no sleeps.golangci-lint(incl.integrationtag) clean.Summary by CodeRabbit