fix(models): tag download .part temps with the download id so cancel can't delete a live sibling's partial - #880
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…can't delete a live sibling's partial Two background downloads can target the same destination (the only submit-time guard is local_filepath.exists()). Each httpx worker streamed into <dest>.<token>.part, and download-cancel swept every such sibling — so cancelling A unlinked B's in-flight temp, and B's closing os.replace then died with a non-retriable FileNotFoundError surfacing as an unexplained failed record. Scope each httpx worker's temp to its download id (<dest>.<id>.<token>.part). partial_paths_for/cleanup_partials now take an optional tag and match the union of that tag's own temps plus the legacy untagged shape, so a tag-scoped cancel skips a sibling's live temp while still reclaiming pre-change/foreground debris. Both download-cancel sweeps and prune's pin check are threaded the download id. Foreground/aria2 paths are unchanged.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds download-specific tags to HTTP temporary files. Discovery, cleanup, cancellation, retry, and pruning now handle tagged files and legacy untagged files. Tests cover concurrent downloads using the same destination. ChangesTagged download partials
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In `@comfy_cli/file_utils.py`:
- Around line 581-588: Validate the tag at the start of the _part_prefix flow,
before calculating stem_max, using the existing _SAFE_ID grammar and
64-character maximum; reject invalid or oversized persisted IDs before calling
tempfile.mkstemp. Preserve normal valid-tag filename budgeting and truncation
behavior.
- Line 630: Update the prefix matching around _part_prefix so truncated
destination names use only the tagged partial prefix and no longer include the
legacy untagged prefix. Preserve directory and suffix scoping, and add a
regression test covering two long names in the same directory that share a
truncated prefix, verifying cancellation does not accept or delete the other
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| stem_max = ( | ||
| _NAME_MAX | ||
| - len(".") | ||
| - len(tag.encode("utf-8", "surrogatepass")) | ||
| - len(".") | ||
| - _MKSTEMP_TOKEN_LEN | ||
| - len(_PART_SUFFIX) | ||
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Validate tag before calculating the filename budget.
state_path enforces _SAFE_ID for normal writes, but DownloadState.read_path accepts any string for the persisted id. The background worker passes that value as part_tag. An oversized persisted ID therefore reaches _part_prefix; truncating the destination name does not reduce the tag, so tempfile.mkstemp can fail with ENAMETOOLONG.
Use the existing download-ID grammar and 64-character limit:
Proposed validation
+_PART_TAG_CHARS = frozenset("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789_-")
+_PART_TAG_MAX = 64
+
def _part_prefix(name: str, tag: str | None = None) -> str:
+ if tag is not None and (
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In `@comfy_cli/file_utils.py` around lines 581 - 588, Validate the tag at the
start of the _part_prefix flow, before calculating stem_max, using the existing
_SAFE_ID grammar and 64-character maximum; reject invalid or oversized persisted
IDs before calling tempfile.mkstemp. Preserve normal valid-tag filename
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| removes the same-destination precondition entirely. | ||
| """ | ||
| prefix = _part_prefix(local_filepath.name) | ||
| prefixes = [_part_prefix(local_filepath.name)] |
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Do not match the legacy prefix for truncated destination names.
Two distinct long names in the same directory can share the same untagged _part_prefix. The foreground model download creates an untagged partial, while the background worker uses a tagged partial. A tagged cancellation still adds the legacy prefix, so it accepts the second transfer’s valid token, deletes its partial, and causes its later os.replace to fail. Directory and suffix scoping do not prevent this when both destinations share a parent directory.
- prefixes = [_part_prefix(local_filepath.name)]
+ encoded_name = local_filepath.name.encode("utf-8", "surrogatepass")
+ prefixes = []
if tag is not None:
- prefixes.insert(0, _part_prefix(local_filepath.name, tag))
+ prefixes.append(_part_prefix(local_filepath.name, tag))
+ if tag is None or len(encoded_name) <= _PART_STEM_MAX:
+ prefixes.append(_part_prefix(local_filepath.name))Add a regression test with two long names that share the truncated prefix.
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| prefixes = [_part_prefix(local_filepath.name)] | |
| encoded_name = local_filepath.name.encode("utf-8", "surrogatepass") | |
| prefixes = [] | |
| if tag is not None: | |
| prefixes.append(_part_prefix(local_filepath.name, tag)) | |
| if tag is None or len(encoded_name) <= _PART_STEM_MAX: | |
| prefixes.append(_part_prefix(local_filepath.name)) |
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In `@comfy_cli/file_utils.py` at line 630, Update the prefix matching around
_part_prefix so truncated destination names use only the tagged partial prefix
and no longer include the legacy untagged prefix. Preserve directory and suffix
scoping, and add a regression test covering two long names in the same directory
that share a truncated prefix, verifying cancellation does not accept or delete
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| 🟢 Low | 3 |
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| removes the same-destination precondition entirely. | ||
| """ | ||
| prefix = _part_prefix(local_filepath.name) | ||
| prefixes = [_part_prefix(local_filepath.name)] |
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🟡 Medium — A tag-scoped query unconditionally unions in the untagged prefix, and untagged temps are not only legacy: the foreground model download and the custom-node download both call download_file with no part_tag. So download-cancel <dead background id> still unlinks a concurrently running foreground transfer's live .part for the same destination, and that transfer's closing os.replace then dies with a non-retriable FileNotFoundError after gigabytes — the exact failure this change sets out to remove. Passing the record id as part_tag at the remaining untagged call sites (or screening the legacy arm on mtime age, as cleanup_stale_tmp_files already does) would close it; the new tests assert not legacy.exists(), which locks the unconditional deletion in. Raised by 6 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high adversarial, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
| # sibling download targeting the same destination can't unlink the | ||
| # temp this worker is streaming into. `state.id` is 12 lowercase | ||
| # hex (validated filename-safe before any path was built). | ||
| part_tag=state.id, |
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🟡 Medium — The new comment asserts state.id is "validated filename-safe before any path was built", but on this path it isn't: the worker reads its state via download_state.read_path, whose _FIELD_VALIDATORS entry for id is only isinstance(v, str) — _SAFE_ID is applied to the state filename in state_path(), which the --state <file> worker never goes through. That unvalidated string becomes the tempfile.mkstemp(prefix=...) argument, and mkstemp path-joins the prefix onto dir, so a tampered/corrupt record with / or .. in id places the multi-gigabyte .part outside the destination directory where partial_paths_for/cleanup_partials can never reclaim it (and the closing os.replace can fail with EXDEV). Validate the id against _SAFE_ID (or reject separators in part_tag inside _part_prefix) before it is used as a path component. Raised by 5 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, kimi-k3-high adversarial, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
| # hand-cleanup this command exists to spare the user. Scope it to this | ||
| # download's id so a sibling download to the same destination keeps its | ||
| # own live temp. | ||
| if cleanup_partials(partial, tag=state.id): |
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🟡 Medium — Now that each worker streams into an id-tagged temp, the finished/destination check preceding this branch can mistake a sibling download's completed destination for this one's: if B lands a same-sized file at the shared dest before A is cancelled, A is recorded as completed and this tagged sweep never runs, leaving A's own multi-gigabyte tagged .part orphaned with no record pointing at it. Worth gating the "it already finished" verdict on the absence of this download's tagged partial rather than on the shared destination alone. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case).
| name = encoded[:_PART_STEM_MAX].decode("utf-8", "ignore") | ||
| return name + "." | ||
| if len(encoded) > stem_max: | ||
| name = encoded[:stem_max].decode("utf-8", "ignore") |
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🟢 Low — stem_max is computed purely by subtraction with no lower bound, so a tag longer than ~240 bytes makes it negative; len(encoded) > stem_max is then always true and encoded[:stem_max] slices from the end of the name, keeping almost all of it instead of clamping the stem to empty. The resulting prefix exceeds _NAME_MAX and mkstemp fails with ENAMETOOLONG — precisely the failure this truncation exists to prevent. Clamp with max(stem_max, 0) and/or bound the tag length so the documented "always fits" contract holds for any tag. Raised by 4 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high adversarial, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
| name = encoded[:stem_max].decode("utf-8", "ignore") | ||
| if tag is None: | ||
| return name + "." | ||
| return f"{name}.{tag}." |
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🟢 Low — The docstring's "the shapes never cross-match" claim only holds within a single destination: model.<A-id>.<8 token>.part parses both as A's tagged temp for model and as an untagged temp for a destination literally named model.<A-id>, so a sweep for either destination matches the other's live temp. The 12-hex id makes accidental collision very unlikely, but requiring the byte after the tagged prefix to be a non-separator (or keeping the two shapes in disjoint namespaces, e.g. a distinct tag delimiter) would remove the ambiguity and make the docstring accurate. Raised by 3 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high adversarial).
| # untagged shape) so it can't reclaim a sibling download's live temp. | ||
| reclaimed = cleanup_partials(pathlib.Path(state.dest), tag=state.id) | ||
| if reclaimed: | ||
| state.completed_bytes = 0 |
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🟢 Low — cleanup_partials returns a count over the union of the tagged and legacy-untagged shapes, so reclaimed can be non-zero when the only file removed belonged to someone else (a foreground transfer or a pre-change worker). This record then has completed_bytes zeroed, reports that it "reclaimed its partial file", and emits changed=True, attributing another transfer's bytes to this download; the same conflation drives removed/completed_bytes = 0 in the live-cancel branch below. Returning or counting the tagged matches separately would let progress be zeroed only when this download's own temp went away. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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When you download a model in the background, comfy-cli doesn't write straight to
the final file — it streams into a temporary
<model>.<random>.partsibling andrenames it into place only once every byte has arrived. Two background downloads
are allowed to aim at the same file (the only check at submit time is "does the
final file already exist?"). The trouble:
download-cancel <A>used to deleteevery
.partnext to that destination — including the one download B wasstill actively writing. B then kept pouring bytes into a file that no longer had
a name, and its final rename blew up with a
FileNotFoundErrorthat isn'tretriable, surfacing as a mysterious
faileddownload.This PR gives each background download's temp a name tag — its own download id,
so
<model>.<id>.<random>.part— and teaches the cancel/cleanup code to onlysweep temps that carry its id (plus any old un-tagged leftovers). Cancelling A
now leaves B's live temp alone.
What changed
comfy_cli/file_utils.py_part_prefix(name, tag=None)— with a tag, builds<name>.<tag>.andreserves the extra tag + separator bytes against
NAME_MAX(228-byte stembudget for a 12-char id vs. the untagged 241). Untagged behaviour is
bit-for-bit unchanged; byte-basis / UTF-8-boundary truncation is preserved.
_download_file_httpx(..., part_tag=None)anddownload_file(..., part_tag=None)thread the tag to the
mkstempprefix. The aria2 branch ignores it (aria2writes to the destination directly; no
.part).partial_paths_for(local_filepath, tag=None)— with a tag, returns theunion of the tag's own temps and the legacy untagged shape (so a
.partfrom a foreground transfer or a pre-change binary is still reclaimable). The
two prefixes are computed independently and the shapes never cross-match (the
token/charset check rejects the 21-char
<tag>.<8>slice).cleanup_partialsforwards the tag.
comfy_cli/command/models/models.py_download_workerpassespart_tag=state.id(12 lowercase hex, alreadyvalidated filename-safe).
download-cancelsweeps (terminal-status and live-cancel) passtag=state.id. Foreground paths are untouched.comfy_cli/download_state.py(in-scope follow-through — judgment call)prune's pin check (_has_partials) is threadedstate.id. Not in theticket's literal edit list, but necessary: changing the worker's temp shape to
tagged would otherwise make the untagged pin check stop finding a failed
record's
.part, letting prune evict the record and orphan multi-GB ofunreclaimable bytes. Threading the id restores the original pin contract for
the new shape.
Tests
Helper-level (
tests/test_file_utils_network.py::TestTaggedPartials): taggednaming + rename-on-success, id isolation, legacy inclusion, cross-shape
immunity, and the NAME_MAX / different-stem / union case.
Cancel-path (
tests/comfy_cli/command/test_model_download_background.py): a newTestCancelIsolatesSiblingDownloadsasserts cancelling A spares B's tagged tempvia both the terminal-status and live-cancel sweeps while still reclaiming A's
temp and legacy debris; plus a tagged-partial prune-pin regression test.
Pre-existing worker-path mocks were updated to accept the new
part_tagkwarg.Provenance
pytestsuite: 7563 passed, 38 skipped, 4 failed — all 4failures are pre-existing on unmodified
main(environment-dependentumask-default / non-PEP440 / logs-port tests, in files this PR does not touch,
confirmed by re-running them against the base clone); targeted new suites
(
TestTaggedPartials,TestCancelIsolatesSiblingDownloads, tagged-pinregression) all green;
ruff checkandruff format --checkclean on allchanged files.
Residual
legacy-inclusion arm of a tag-scoped sweep can still unlink a foreground
(untagged) transfer's live temp, or one written by a pre-change binary, that
shares the same destination. This exposure is strictly narrower than today's
and disappears once no untagged producers remain; it is documented in the
partial_paths_fordocstring.the ticket's companion change that removes the same-destination precondition
entirely — is explicitly out of scope for this PR.
PR fix(models): make model downloads atomic — stream to a .part sibling, rename on completion #666 (
matt/be-6300-atomic-model-download), was verified merged(2026-08-04) before any work began, so its
_part_prefix/partial_paths_for/
cleanup_partialsmachinery is present onmainand was extended rather thanre-implemented. The ticket named no attachments or sub-issues.