fix(windows): drain response spill publications before shutdown snapshot - #3044
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWindows ACL hardening and response spill publication now run asynchronously with bounded retries, supersession cleanup, and shutdown draining. Shutdown failures propagate to CLI, management API, and system-restart exit codes. Tests cover responsiveness, recovery, ordering, cleanup, and budget exhaustion. ChangesWindows runtime reliability
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change improves Windows shutdown persistence by draining asynchronous spill writes before snapshotting, but a rare termination-guard failure could discard all resident continuations, and the shutdown timing test has little CI scheduling headroom. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness of these bounded risks. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResponseState
participant SpillQueue
participant AsyncSpillWriter
participant ACLHardening
participant SnapshotPersistence
ResponseState->>SpillQueue: queue Windows spill publication
SpillQueue->>AsyncSpillWriter: serialize and publish spill
AsyncSpillWriter->>ACLHardening: harden paths within deadline
ACLHardening-->>AsyncSpillWriter: success, timeout, or failure
AsyncSpillWriter-->>SpillQueue: publish result
ResponseState->>SpillQueue: drain pending publications
SpillQueue-->>ResponseState: stable queue or bounded failures
ResponseState->>SnapshotPersistence: persist snapshot
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리뷰 · 우선순위 71 / 80설명 이 PR은 Windows에서 응답 spill을 디스크에 쓸 때 ACL 작업이 이벤트 루프를 오래 막는 문제를 고친다. 이슈는 #3011이다. 지금 베이스는 Ingwannu 커밋 종료 예산은 이렇게 나뉜다. 예산이 끝나면 후보는
라인 61 - RESPONSE_SPILL_SHUTDOWN_BUDGET_MS = 5_000. 종료 전체 예산. 메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점
너의 추천 CI가 초록이면 머지한다. wp3 수리 본체다. 분할 무효화·중복 닫기 해당 없음. 프리뷰 배포는 계획에 없다. 머지 뒤 이 댓글은 grok-bot이 작성했습니다 |
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In `@src/responses/spill-store.ts`:
- Around line 247-256: Update hardenAsync and writeResponseSpillDurablyAsync to
derive one caller-owned ACL deadline from ResponseSpillWriteOptions.aclBudgetMs
or spillAclBudget, then pass it through every hardenAsync call and
publishNoReplaceAsync via deadlineMs. Ensure runPendingResponseSpill supplies a
bounded runtime default so retries remain time-limited and the serialized spill
queue cannot be held for minutes.
In `@src/server/management/system-restart.ts`:
- Line 425: Update the exit status condition in the restart flow to treat both
"failed" and "rejected" drain outcomes as failures, returning a nonzero exit
code; preserve the existing zero exit for successful drains.
In `@tests/responses-state.test.ts`:
- Line 1055: Relax the elapsed-time assertion for the response spill test around
drainResponseSpillPublications and fallbackPendingResponseSpills by allowing one
scheduling quantum of headroom above totalMs. Keep the exact budget assertions
for spillAclBudget unchanged.
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| const elapsedMs = Date.now() - beganAt; | ||
| expect(deadlines.length).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(6); | ||
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The elapsed-time assertion has zero headroom against the implementation's own worst case, so it can flake on CI.
The budget assertions on Lines 1053-1054 are the valuable part, and they are exact: max(deadlines) <= floor(300 / 2) pins spillAclBudget's perCallMs = max(1, Math.floor(bounded / 2)) and would catch a regression that reopens the default 30-second ACL window.
Line 1055 is different. drainResponseSpillPublications (src/responses/state.ts:557) gives the drain phase totalMs - fallbackReserveMs = 200ms, and fallbackPendingResponseSpills may then legitimately spend its full 300ms reserve. The implementation's permitted worst case is therefore exactly 500ms, which is the asserted bound. One scheduling delay between the drain timeout and the fallback deadline check pushes elapsedMs to 501 and fails a correct implementation. The Bun.sleepSync calls in the injected runner make that more likely, because they block the loop and defer the timer callback.
Assert the property with a margin, and keep the tight assertions where they are exact.
💚 Proposed fix: allow one scheduling quantum of slack
expect(deadlines.length).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(6);
expect(Math.max(...deadlines)).toBeLessThanOrEqual(Math.floor(fallbackReserveMs / 2));
- expect(elapsedMs).toBeLessThanOrEqual(totalMs);
+ // The drain slice (totalMs - fallbackReserveMs) plus a full fallback reserve is the
+ // permitted worst case, so assert the bound with one scheduling quantum of slack.
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In `@tests/responses-state.test.ts` at line 1055, Relax the elapsed-time assertion
for the response spill test around drainResponseSpillPublications and
fallbackPendingResponseSpills by allowing one scheduling quantum of headroom
above totalMs. Keep the exact budget assertions for spillAclBudget unchanged.
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Requesting changes on exact head f0a831e. The fixed-point shutdown drain and supersession design close the data-loss window opened by asynchronous Windows publication, but two runtime blockers remain. First, src/responses/spill-store.ts hardenAsync never receives the caller-owned ACL budget, and runPendingResponseSpill invokes the async writer without aclBudgetMs on both attempts. Each directory and temp harden therefore reopens the default 30-second window, and the whole write is retried once; one queue head can occupy the serialized publication lane for roughly two minutes and force unrelated candidates over the pending-byte cap into spill-failed tombstones. Thread one bounded SpillAclBudget through every async harden and publish step and supply a runtime budget on both attempts. Second, src/server/management/system-restart.ts classifies both failed and rejected drains as cleanup failures but exits nonzero only for failed. A rejected drain that successfully spawns a replacement currently reports exit 0. Treat rejected as nonzero and cover that exact unsupervised handoff. The elapsed-time assertion at tests/responses-state.test.ts:1055 also has no scheduling headroom at the permitted drain plus fallback bound; keep the exact per-call budget assertions but give wall-clock timing a small CI margin. Rerun exact-head CI after these changes; the current macOS job is still in progress.
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Re-reviewed exact head 78783f43da79cb4248fa24a3b8531c86cd1e3607 after the rebase and deterministic test-clock update. The elapsed-time test concern is resolved, but the two runtime blockers from my prior review are unchanged.
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src/responses/spill-store.ts:247-256still starts each async directory/path hardening with no caller-owned deadline, andwriteResponseSpillDurablyAsyncstill ignoresResponseSpillWriteOptions.aclBudgetMsat:557-599.runPendingResponseSpillatsrc/responses/state.ts:252-262supplies no ACL budget on either whole-write attempt. One stalled queue head can therefore consume repeated default 30-second windows and tombstone unrelated later responses. Derive one bounded budget per attempt, thread it through bothhardenAsynccalls andpublishNoReplaceAsync, and pass an explicit runtime budget from the queue. -
src/server/management/system-restart.ts:425still returns exit 0 for a"rejected"drain whenever replacement spawn succeeds, despite treating that outcome as cleanup failure above. Return nonzero for both"failed"and"rejected", and cover the rejected unsupervised handoff.
Current exact-head CI is still running. Please address these two code paths and rerun the exact head; no further change is requested for the now-deterministic reserve test.
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Both blockers confirmed and being fixed. Thank you — these are exactly the two paths our own review pass missed, and the reasoning on the first one is the part I want to acknowledge properly. Blocker 1 is a real asymmetry and it is our fault, not a subtlety. The budget split ( Your consequence analysis is the thing that makes this a blocker rather than a cleanup item: with the retry, one stalled queue head holds the serialized publication lane for roughly two minutes and pushes unrelated candidates over the pending-byte cap into Blocker 2 is straightforward and you are right that it contradicts the code above it: Since the async/sync asymmetry got past two reviewers, I am also auditing every Both regressions will be driven red first, using the injected ACL clock rather than wall time — same approach as the reserve test you signed off on. I will rerun exact-head CI and re-request your review once it is green. For the record on the timing test: your first review was right that it had no scheduling headroom. It failed on the macOS runner exactly as you predicted, and the fix moved it onto the injected clock so host contention cannot consume the asserted budget. |
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Both blockers fixed at exact head Blocker 1 — async attempts are now bounded. The queue supplies a 30-second whole-write ACL budget to the initial async publication and its retry. Each attempt creates one Red first: Full harden audit, since this asymmetry got past two reviewers and I did not want a third path hiding in the same blind spot. Every spill harden call site with its budget source:
The remaining synchronous writer call sites in Blocker 2 — rejected now exits nonzero. Both Verification at this head, on Linux x86_64 / bun 1.3.14:
The deterministic reserve test is untouched, as you asked. Exact-head CI is running now. Re-requesting your review — you have caught two classes of defect on this change that our own passes did not, so I would rather have your sign-off than merge on green CI alone. |
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In `@tests/responses-state.test.ts`:
- Around line 851-860: The test’s clock advancement does not affect spill-store
budget calculations because they use Date.now(); add or reuse a spill-store
clock seam in spillAclBudget and nextSpillHardenDeadlineMs, then advance that
clock beyond a harden slice. Update the existing test to verify the next
deadline is capped by the remaining attempt budget and that budget exhaustion
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Independent re-verification at The budgets were advisory. So a child that ignores the kill leaves that await outstanding, What makes this worse than an oversight: our own plan document said so from the start. It reads "Killing is not settling: a child that ignores the kill leaves that await outstanding." We bounded the synchronous shutdown fallback against exactly that and then left the async runner exposed. Fixing:
Also correcting a test that claimed more than it proved: the shared-budget assertion advanced the ACL helper's injected clock while the spill-level deadline is computed from real Confirmed closed from your list and not regressing: both whole-write attempts get explicit budgets ( Nominal worst case went from ~120s to ~60s, which is real, but nominal is not the bound that matters here. I will rerun exact-head CI and come back to you rather than merging on green. Two classes of defect on this change came from you and neither came from our review passes. That is worth saying plainly. |
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Third instance of your blocker fixed at exact head Bounded settlement, not bounded intent. A shared subprocess-exit helper now kills, unrefs and abandons at the deadline. A late exit or rejection is observed but never awaited, so no caller can be held by a wedged child. Applied to the default Await audit, enumerated from the code rather than from a list — since this class got past two review passes:
The only Red first: Also corrected a test that claimed more than it proved. The shared-budget assertion advanced only the ACL helper's injected clock while the spill-level deadline used real Verification at this head (Linux x86_64, bun 1.3.14):
Nothing regressed from what you already accepted: both whole-write attempts carry explicit budgets, all six harden sites share the attempt budget, the async writer still requires Worth stating plainly: your one review comment produced three distinct fixes, the last of which made the previous two mean something. The 30s/15s budgets were advisory until settlement was bounded. Exact-head CI is running; re-requesting your review. |
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Both blockers from your 05:19Z review are addressed on exact head 1. Async ACL budget (
2. Rejected drain exit code (
One thing your review made visible that I had not: bounding the attempt is not the same as bounding the await. A runner that was killed on budget exhaustion was still awaited on Documented consequence, so it is not a surprise later: when the fallback budget is exhausted the payload is destroyed, a Exact-head CI on Your base commit |
Addresses the review on #3079. The roadmap table listed wp0-wp3 while the unit documents six work phases. wp4, wp5 and wp6 were born from audit blockers rather than the frozen scan, so they are now indexed as audit-derived additions with their origin recorded. The deliverable count said 12 and enumerated through 050, which was true when wp0 closed and is not true now. It reads 14 with the enumeration corrected. The wp3 heading still said "pending merge of PR #3044"; that PR is on dev as e5d5886.
…-jun#3079) * docs(devlog): record the wp6/wp5/wp4 entitlement stack and two CI test defects wp6 closed lidge-jun#3023 with a credential mutation epoch. wp5 removes the lidge-jun#3022 class by making absence evidence only when the question was capable of answering. wp4 answers the part of lidge-jun#3023 that was never about rows: discovery: ok beside missing models, with no entitlement freshness reported anywhere. Also records two test defects found along the way, neither of them ours: an 80ms shutdown fallback reserve that expired under load and tombstoned an unrelated response, and a launcher startup wait whose 20s budget was itself the failure. * docs(devlog): index every work phase and correct three stale claims Addresses the review on lidge-jun#3079. The roadmap table listed wp0-wp3 while the unit documents six work phases. wp4, wp5 and wp6 were born from audit blockers rather than the frozen scan, so they are now indexed as audit-derived additions with their origin recorded. The deliverable count said 12 and enumerated through 050, which was true when wp0 closed and is not true now. It reads 14 with the enumeration corrected. The wp3 heading still said "pending merge of PR lidge-jun#3044"; that PR is on dev as e5d5886.
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Lands #3011 — Windows synchronous ACL hardening stalls
/healthzup to 47s — by carrying @Ingwannu's fix and closing the shutdown boundary it opened.@Ingwannu's commit is the base of this branch, unmodified (
fix(windows): move response spill ACL work off event loop). Moving spill ACL work off the event loop is the right fix for the stall. This adds the drain it needs.The gap.
responseSpillPublicationTailwas awaited only by a test helper, never byflushResponseState()— which is what shutdown actually calls. Residents over 2 MiB are excluded from snapshots, so a payload over that cap had a window where the snapshot skipped the resident and the spill stub was not installed yet, andprocess.exit()skipped the writer's temp cleanup. Result: a lost continuation plus a possible orphaned temp. Ondevtoday that window does not exist, because oversized candidates publish synchronously before the request returns — so abandoning the write would have matched the PR head, notdev.What this adds. A drain to a stable fixed point, called before snapshot serialization. Draining after would keep the bug, since the oversized resident is skipped at serialization time. A bare
Promise.raceis not sufficient: a writer that publishes after serialization is the same lost continuation wearing a timeout.The drain is bounded by a budget split, not just a total: end-to-end
B = 5000ms, drain capB - R, reserved fallback sliceR = 4000ms.Ris reserved up front rather than taken from the remainder, because a drain that consumed the whole deadline would otherwise leave the fallback zero time. The fallback passes its budget down instead of letting eachhardencall open a fresh 30s window — the sync writer hardens directory and temp as two separate calls, each of which resolves its own deadline.An abandoned writer is marked superseded, and supersession reaches the writer itself rather than only the state tracking, so a late completion cannot publish over the fallback's result. Cleanup is attempted for every superseded job and never short-circuits snapshot persistence.
Fail-closed consequence, stated plainly
When the fallback budget is exhausted, the candidate becomes a
spill-failedtombstone and the original payload is unrecoverable. This is explicit, not silent: shutdown reports failure and exits nonzero, the tombstone persists, replay returnsprevious_response_not_foundwith internal reasonspill_failed, and the client is told to resend the full conversation.Terminalization is bounded at
MAX_STORED_RESPONSES + 1= 1001 passes, which covers 1000 legitimate residents plus one stale initial batch. If that structural guard ever fires it recordsELOOPand fail-closes all remaining resident continuation state, not only the originally pending spills.Verification
Five review rounds by an independent reviewer, each returning FAIL until the last. Every finding was a real defect, and each fix is a separate commit so the sequence stays legible:
persistNow()while shutdown still exited 0. Persistence now always completes before any collected failure surfaces.Watchdog bounds: 3s child / 5s test locally, 30s / 32s on CI POSIX, 45s / 47s on CI Windows.
Red-first evidence recorded for each regression, including the hang case (exit 124 under an external bound before the fix).
bun test tests/responses-state.test.ts— 128 pass / 0 failbun test tests/windows-secret-acl.test.ts— 169 pass / 0 failbun run typecheck— cleanbun run privacy:scan— passedbun run test— full suite on Linux x86_64 / bun 1.3.14 at this exact headTests for ordinary ACL failure and copy-fallback cleanup already passed at the PR head; they are kept as coverage and are not claimed as red-first.
Residual risk
A real Windows host is still needed to prove NTFS unlink semantics and
icaclstimeout behaviour while a path is held. Everything here was exercised through the repository's injected Windows/ACL runners.Checklist
devbun run typecheckcleanbun run privacy:scancleanguichange, so no screenshot appliesstructure/02_config-and-codex-home.mdrecords the shutdown ordering and why the 2 MiB exclusion makes it load-bearingCloses #3011
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