Retention recovery, crash-matrix evidence, reader fence, and model-based transitions (item 6) - #99
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Retention publication refuses every retained stage as recovery-required, and nothing yet decides what a retained stage means. This adds the storage-independent half of that decision. assess_root_stage, assess_manifest_stage, and assess_head_stage classify each fixed stage as absent, complete, truncated, or corrupt, using the decoders' own truncation variants so a crash mid-write and a complete-looking record that fails a checksum are told apart. RetentionRecoveryEvidence binds those assessments to the observed current state and to whether each pool already holds the entry a complete stage names. plan_retention_recovery is pure over that evidence and applies the documented classification: a truncated stage with no later-ordered effect is discarded; a complete root or manifest stage is linked into its pool and retained as a recovery-protected orphan; a complete head over linked stages is finalized and both stages removed; stages the published head already names are cleaned up; everything else is a typed RetentionRecoveryRefusal before any effect. Eleven laws over the golden version-two records cover every crash prefix the recovery page names, including the successor case against a published generation. No I/O happens here; the storage port and executor follow. Refs #19
RetentionRecoveryStorage names one durable capability per recovery step: discard a truncated stage, link a complete root or manifest stage into its pool, finalize the head, and remove a retained stage after its link is proven. Each capability owns its complete effect and the synchronization that makes it durable, so an implementation cannot report a step done before its evidence would survive process death. execute_retention_recovery runs a plan in order, calling exactly one capability per step, and stops at the first refusal with the refused step, the completed prefix, and the storage's error as source; the caller re-observes and re-plans rather than continuing from stale evidence. The receipt records the executed steps and the plan's outcome. Three laws against a recording fake storage pin the mapping, the empty plan, and the refusal prefix. Refs #19
FilesystemRetentionPublicationAuthority::recover observes the published state, reads root.next, manifest.next, and head.next within their format bounds (one byte past the bound so an oversized stage is corrupt rather than truncated), looks up the pool entries the complete stages name, plans through plan_retention_recovery, and executes the plan as the RetentionRecoveryStorage implementation under the retained writer lock. Complete stages are reopened through the new FilesystemRetentionStage::reopen, which binds the handle and the named entry to their identity exactly as a freshly created stage is, so link, replace, and remove refuse a substituted stage during recovery too. A truncated stage is discarded only after its kind, length, and identity match what was observed. Every step synchronizes the directory it changed before returning. Four laws build real crash prefixes by driving the publication phases directly and stopping: a clean store is clean; a root stage written and synchronized is linked and retained as a protected orphan; a head stage synchronized before the crash is finalized, the stages are removed, and the byte-identical retry reports AlreadyCommitted; a truncated root stage is discarded. Publication does not yet call recover itself; that wiring follows. Refs #19
…ted state The retention fixture now drives all 18 storage-port phases in RetentionPublicationPhase::ALL order and stops after any prefix, which is the exact state a process death after that phase leaves behind. Three laws use it. The first walks every prefix from 0 through 18 in a fresh store and requires the documented recovery steps and outcome, the stages left behind, idempotent re-recovery, and the forward retry's result: published after a clean prefix, refused as recovery-required while protected orphans remain, already committed once the head is finalized. The second truncates each stage mid-write and requires only that stage discarded. The third replays successor prefixes over a published generation and requires the committed head to name the successor. recovery.md states that storage execution now exists and only process-death evidence remains; the RETENTION-007 ledger cell names the laws. Refs #19
The retention publication page has always listed "completes recovery of every
fixed retention stage" as publication's first step, and until now the
filesystem writer refused every retained stage instead, which left an
interrupted publication waiting for a human.
verify_current now calls recover before anything else. A clean or committed
outcome continues; a protected outcome (complete orphans awaiting explicit
disposition) refuses RetainedStage as before; recovery's planning refusal and
step failure travel as RecoveryRefused { source } and RecoveryStepRefused
{ source } through RetentionCurrentStateRefusal, so callers keep recovery's
own reason.
Three laws that pinned the refuse-everything doctrine now pin the recovered
behaviour: a truncated manifest stage is discarded and publication publishes
(this law failed before the change), a complete orphan root stage still
refuses and stays retained and linked, and a complete head stage without its
manifest refuses with recovery's ambiguity. README, the version-two overview,
the retention page, and the ledger nonclaims describe the recovered behaviour
and name the two remaining waits: complete orphans until disposition (#21)
and process-death evidence (#19).
Refs #19 #21
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WalkthroughChangesThe PR adds retention publication recovery, consistent version-two reader snapshots, and crash-matrix coverage. Recovery classifies stages, plans typed effects, executes them under filesystem authority, and runs before publication. Readers use a shared fence and double collection. Retention recovery and snapshots
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Retention snapshots can bind catalog data from a different root or report catalog failures as generic view failures. Recovery planning and coverage gaps also remain unresolved, so this should be addressed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Writer
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Writer->>FilesystemRetentionPublicationAuthority: start publication
FilesystemRetentionPublicationAuthority->>RecoveryPlanner: observe stages and plan recovery
RecoveryPlanner->>RecoveryStorage: execute ordered recovery steps
RecoveryStorage-->>FilesystemRetentionPublicationAuthority: receipt or refused step
Reader->>Reader: acquire shared ReaderFence
Reader->>Reader: double-collect catalog and retention coordinates
Reader-->>Reader: bind and verify snapshot
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| Some(Err(RetentionRootDecodeError::Truncated { expected, observed })) => { | ||
| RetentionStageAssessment::Truncated { expected, observed } | ||
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When a stage is shorter than its fixed header, the underlying root/manifest decoders return Truncated before validating even the magic, and the head decoder treats every sub-144-byte value similarly. Consequently arbitrary short garbage such as b"invalid" is planned for deletion as a crash residue when no later effect exists, silently erasing corrupt evidence rather than refusing. Require the available bytes to be a valid prefix of a canonical stage before classifying them as discardable.
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| ) -> io::Result<RetentionTransitionDisposition> { | ||
| self.attempt = None; | ||
| require_pinned_directories(&self.root, &self.retention, &self.roots, &self.manifests)?; | ||
| let recovery = self.recover().map_err(|error| match error { |
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When publication encounters both a recoverable stage and a namespace defect that filesystem_retention_namespace::admit rejects—for example an unknown retention entry or a noncanonical pool entry—this call can delete a truncated stage, link an orphan, or finalize HEAD before the census runs at lines 48–49. Thus an already-ambiguous store is mutated before the intended typed refusal; namespace admission needs to precede recovery execution, and the public recover() path needs the same guard.
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| match exact_record::read_exact_optional(directory, name, expected.len()) { | ||
| Ok(None) => Ok(Pool::Absent), | ||
| Ok(Some(bytes)) if bytes == expected => Ok(Pool::Identical), | ||
| Ok(Some(_)) | Err(ExactRecordError::Refused(_)) => Ok(Pool::Different), |
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If a root or manifest pool entry has been replaced by a byte-identical file with a different inode while all three stages remain, this comparison reports Identical. The planner then executes FinalizeHead first; only the later stage-removal verification notices the inode mismatch, after the retention head has already committed. Compare the pool entry's identity with the retained stage identity during observation so byte-equal substitution refuses before any recovery effect.
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| let directory = self.roots.open_dir_nofollow(namespace)?; | ||
| synchronize_directory(&self.roots)?; | ||
| stage.link(&self.retention, &directory, name)?; | ||
| synchronize_directory(&directory) |
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After process death immediately following WriteRootStage but before SynchronizeRootStage, the complete-looking file is reopened and this path hard-links it without ever calling FilesystemRetentionStage::synchronize; the manifest and head recovery paths have the same omission. Directory synchronization does not establish durability of the file contents, so a subsequent power loss can destroy an artifact that recovery already linked or installed as HEAD. Reverify and sync_all each recovered complete stage before its first later-ordered effect.
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| Stage::Truncated { .. } => { | ||
| steps.push(Step::DiscardHeadStage); | ||
| None | ||
| } |
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A valid truncated head.next is unconditionally scheduled for deletion even when root.next or manifest.next and their pool links are absent; likewise a truncated manifest is discarded without requiring the earlier root stage and link. Those states cannot arise from the documented forward order because earlier stages remain until after head replacement, so deleting the later stage silently repairs an impossible prefix. Require every earlier-ordered effect to admit exactly before treating a truncated later stage as discardable.
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| let head = head.head(); | ||
| if head.manifest_digest() != manifest.digest() | ||
| || head.generation() != manifest.manifest().generation() | ||
| { | ||
| return Err(Refusal::HeadStageNamesOtherManifest); |
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The complete head is compared with the staged manifest only by digest and generation. A checksummed head carrying that pair but a wrong manifest_length or a predecessor different from the manifest therefore reaches FinalizeHead; afterward normal current-state observation refuses the newly published head because the selected manifest length or predecessor disagrees. Validate length and predecessor against the staged manifest before planning any mutation.
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| manifest.predecessor() == Some(current.head().manifest_digest()) | ||
| && current | ||
| .head() | ||
| .generation() | ||
| .successor() | ||
| .is_ok_and(|successor| successor == manifest.generation()) |
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This predicate checks only the liveness generation and predecessor digest, while forward publication derives the successor by changing exactly the staged root's entry. With a multi-namespace current manifest, a canonical staged manifest can alter or drop unrelated namespace entries, still include the staged root, and pass this check; recovery will then finalize a retention head that silently changes unrelated retention state. Reconstruct or compare the complete expected entry set before admitting the manifest.
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| root.root().predecessor() == Some(entry.root_digest()) | ||
| && entry | ||
| .root_generation() | ||
| .successor() | ||
| .is_ok_and(|successor| successor == root.root().generation()) |
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For a staged successor root, this check trusts only the predecessor generation and digest recorded in the current manifest. If that manifest-selected predecessor pool entry is absent, corrupt, or names different bytes, recovery can still link the staged root or finalize its head, whereas the forward path's verify_predecessor explicitly reopens and decodes the selected root before writing. Recovery must perform the same exact predecessor admission before executing its plan.
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| pub fn recover(&mut self) -> Result<RetentionRecoveryReceipt, Error> { | ||
| self.attempt = None; | ||
| self.recovery = None; | ||
| let observation = | ||
| RetentionRecoveryObservation::observe(&self.retention, &self.roots, &self.manifests) |
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The public recover() entry point starts observing and mutating through the authority's retained directory handles without checking that the root still names those handles. If retention, roots, or manifests was renamed and replaced after the authority opened, direct recovery can update an unreachable old directory while returning a successful receipt; only the publication wrapper calls require_pinned_directories. Apply the same directory-identity check inside recover() before observation.
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| match assess_root_stage(Some(&stage.bytes)) { | ||
| RetentionStageAssessment::Complete(admitted) => Ok(RecoveredStage::Complete { | ||
| stage: FilesystemRetentionStage::reopen( | ||
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| pool_name::ROOT_STAGE, | ||
| &stage.bytes, | ||
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A complete root.next is admitted here solely by decoding its record; recovery never reopens the catalog or authenticates the root's referenced closure before linking it or finalizing its head. If a segment or catalog member disappeared or became corrupt after the original preflight but before restart, recovery can therefore commit a retention generation whose anchors are no longer reconstructable. Run the same bounded closure verification required by forward publication before treating a recovered root as complete evidence.
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In `@docs/formats/segment-store-v2/requirements.md`:
- Line 18: Update the KEEP-RETENTION-007 requirement wording to distinguish
exhaustive recovery coverage for publication prefixes from the sampled successor
coverage: replace the unqualified “successor prefixes recover” phrasing with
“four representative successor prefixes recover.” Preserve the existing claims
for every publication prefix and each mid-write truncation.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 72-75: Update the restart-recovery status statements in the
Version 2 documentation and the segment-store V2 documentation: replace the
claims that retention-publication or retained-stage recovery is planned with the
remaining KEEP-CRASH-036..052 process-death evidence gap and the partial-prefix
migration recovery gap.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_current.rs`:
- Line 68: Update ObservedRetentionState::for_tests to validate the
head-to-manifest binding before constructing the state, matching observe’s
digest, generation, and predecessor consistency checks; reject inconsistent
records rather than allowing impossible recovery states.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_recovery_observation.rs`:
- Around line 19-20: Replace the local MANIFEST_MAXIMUM_ENCODED_LENGTH value in
the retention recovery observation with the codec-owned maximum-length constant,
and expose that constant from the manifest codec as needed. Ensure read_stage
uses the shared value so its truncation bound remains consistent with
manifest_header_decoder and RetentionManifest::MAXIMUM_ENTRY_COUNT.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_recovery_tests.rs`:
- Around line 93-110: The filesystem recovery tests need a full-length corrupted
root.next case in addition to truncation. Add a test using the existing
fixture/setup helpers that alters the checksum while preserving stage length,
invokes authority.recover(), and verifies the failure is
FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Plan containing
RetentionRecoveryRefusal::StageCorrupt; also assert root.next remains and the
filesystem observation classifies it as RetentionStageAssessment::Corrupt
through RetentionRecoveryObservation::read_stage.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_storage_tests.rs`:
- Around line 80-83: Strengthen both retention recovery tests by matching the
inner source of RecoveryRefused against
RetentionRecoveryRefusal::HeadStageWithoutManifestStage, rather than accepting
any RecoveryRefused variant. Apply this assertion in both tests while preserving
the existing migrated-store setup.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_storage.rs`:
- Line 33: Update RetentionCurrentStateRefusal and verify_current so
FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Observe is wrapped as
RecoveryObservationRefused { source } rather than returned as the raw io::Error.
Add matching message() and source() handling while preserving the original error
source and existing behavior for other refusal variants.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_test_fixture.rs`:
- Around line 286-305: Replace the positional `phases` closure array with
iteration over `RetentionPublicationPhase::ALL`, dispatching each enum variant
to its corresponding authority method while preserving the existing order and
behavior. Ensure the mapping is exhaustive so additions, removals, or reordering
in `ALL` are reflected by the fixture rather than maintained separately.
In `@src/adapters/retention/recovery_execution_tests.rs`:
- Line 111: Add a recovery test case for refusal at Step::FinalizeHead,
configuring refuse_at accordingly and asserting that error.executed() and
storage.calls are both empty while preserving the existing post-FinalizeHead
refusal coverage.
In `@src/adapters/retention/recovery_planner.rs`:
- Line 93: Update the match arm in the recovery planner to distinguish
(Some(head), Some(manifest), None) from cases without a manifest, returning the
existing Refusal::ManifestStageWithoutRootStage variant when the manifest is
present but its root stage is missing; preserve HeadStageWithoutManifestStage
for cases where the head lacks a manifest.
In `@src/adapters/retention/recovery_storage.rs`:
- Around line 11-17: Introduce a dedicated recovery-storage error type with
typed ExactRecordRefusal variants and a source-preserving I/O variant, then
update RetentionRecoveryStorage’s eight capabilities and RetentionRecoveryError
to propagate it instead of flattening refusals into io::Error. Ensure
FilesystemRetentionStage::retention_error preserves each refusal variant, and
add coverage verifying the distinct refusal variants reach callers unchanged.
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filesystem_retention_current::observerequires the current manifest pool entry. Whenis_committedmatchesmanifest.nextto the observed head, both use the same generation and digest, sopool_entrycannot reportPool::Absent. It reportsPool::IdenticalorPool::Different; the latter is rejected before cleanup. The proposed guard is therefore unreachable for the observed committed state.src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_recovery_observation.rs (1)
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reopenread-only. Recovery uses the reopened stage forlink,replace, andremove; it synchronizes directories instead.FilesystemRetentionStage::synchronizeis called only for stages created byFilesystemRetentionStage::create, so the read-only recovery handle never reachessync_all.src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_authority.rs (1)
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FilesystemRetentionStagehas noDropimplementation or deferred commit. Filesystem mutations occur only through explicit methods such assynchronize,link,remove, andreplace; clearingself.recoveryonly closes the reopened handles.src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_test_fixture.rs (1)
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| | `KEEP-RETENTION-005` | Closure derivation is deterministic, bounded, cycle-safe, fail-closed, and verifies complete blob reconstruction | exact accounting, reconstruction, adversarial-catalog, and exhaustive model laws in `tests/retention_closure.rs`; corrupt members refuse through the inherited segment-record admission laws and seeded `segment_format` fuzz target routed by `closure-corruption.md` | Implemented | | ||
| | `KEEP-RETENTION-006` | Publication follows the exact ordered durability protocol, including new namespace-directory admission and retention of fixed-stage evidence until head commit, and returns only after cleanup synchronization | typed vocabulary and blocking port in `tests/retention_publication_phase.rs` and `tests/retention_publication_storage.rs`; ordered execution, conditional namespace sync, and all 17 exact storage-fault boundaries in `tests/retention_publication_execution.rs`; production 17-phase forward filesystem execution, exclusive staging, byte-equal inode-substitution refusal, and retained-stage recovery refusal in `filesystem_retention_storage_tests`; orphan namespace directories count against the 4,096 ceiling and refuse a new namespace before any stage is written in `filesystem_retention_capacity_tests`; crash injection remains | In progress in #19 | | ||
| | `KEEP-RETENTION-007` | Restart resolves every fixed-stage crash prefix to one documented lawful state or typed ambiguity | recovery-required refusals before any mutation in `filesystem_retention_expectation_tests`: an absent head over populated pools, a non-initial head prepared against an absent head, an orphan directory for a namespace expected absent, and an absent directory for a namespace expected current; debug and release crash matrix remains; replaced protocol directories, an absent or changed head-selected catalog, an over-full census, zero-generation pool names, and a stage retained by a failed write refuse in `filesystem_retention_*_tests` | In progress in #19 | | ||
| | `KEEP-RETENTION-007` | Restart resolves every fixed-stage crash prefix to one documented lawful state or typed ambiguity | recovery-required refusals before any mutation in `filesystem_retention_expectation_tests`: an absent head over populated pools, a non-initial head prepared against an absent head, an orphan directory for a namespace expected absent, and an absent directory for a namespace expected current; debug and release crash matrix remains; replaced protocol directories, an absent or changed head-selected catalog, an over-full census, zero-generation pool names, and a stage retained by a failed write refuse in `filesystem_retention_*_tests`; storage-independent classification of every fixed-stage crash prefix (discard, link and protect, finalize, clean up, or typed refusal) in `recovery_planner_tests`; every publication prefix 0 through 18, each mid-write truncation, and successor prefixes recover in-process to the documented state, idempotently, with the forward retry reporting the predicted outcome, in `filesystem_retention_recovery_prefix_tests` | In progress in #19 | |
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The successor claim is exhaustive by parallel construction. The evidence is four sampled counts.
The sentence reads "every publication prefix 0 through 18, each mid-write truncation, and successor prefixes recover in-process to the documented state". The first item is exhaustive and true: every_initial_publication_prefix_recovers_to_its_documented_state iterates 0..=PUBLICATION_PHASE_COUNT. The third item inherits that exhaustive reading from the shared verb, but successor_prefixes_recover_against_the_published_generation iterates [2, 9, 13, 15] — four of nineteen, one representative per disposition class.
This ledger opens with "A planned case is not evidence." A sampled case recorded as an exhaustive one fails the same rule. Every other entry in this table is scrupulous about scope; this phrase is not.
State the sample explicitly, for example "and four representative successor prefixes".
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In `@docs/formats/segment-store-v2/requirements.md` at line 18, Update the
KEEP-RETENTION-007 requirement wording to distinguish exhaustive recovery
coverage for publication prefixes from the sampled successor coverage: replace
the unqualified “successor prefixes recover” phrasing with “four representative
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| Version 2 writes correctly from a clean start, and the next publication | ||
| recovers the residue of an interrupted one: a stage cut mid-write is | ||
| discarded, a head already synchronized is finalized, and a byte-identical | ||
| retry reports already committed. The one state that waits for a human is a |
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Update both status statements. README.md still lists retention-publication restart recovery as planned, and docs/formats/segment-store-v2/README.md still says retained-stage recovery is planned. Replace those statements with the remaining KEEP-CRASH-036..052 process-death evidence gap and partial-prefix migration recovery gap.
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In `@README.md` around lines 72 - 75, Update the restart-recovery status
statements in the Version 2 documentation and the segment-store V2
documentation: replace the claims that retention-publication or retained-stage
recovery is planned with the remaining KEEP-CRASH-036..052 process-death
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| .map_err(|source| RetentionCurrentStateRefusal::HeadRefused { source }.into_io())?; | ||
| let admitted = AdmittedRetentionManifest::decode(manifest) | ||
| .map_err(|source| RetentionCurrentStateRefusal::ManifestRefused { source }.into_io())?; | ||
| Ok(Self { |
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Validate the head-to-manifest binding before constructing ObservedRetentionState.
ObservedRetentionState::for_tests decodes both records independently, unlike observe, which validates digest, generation, and predecessor equality. A test can therefore pass separately valid but inconsistent records to the recovery planner and validate behavior against an impossible current state.
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| Ok(Self { | |
| let selected = decoded.head(); | |
| if admitted.digest() != selected.manifest_digest() | |
| || admitted.manifest().generation() != selected.generation() | |
| { | |
| return Err(RetentionCurrentStateRefusal::ManifestDisagreed.into_io()); | |
| } | |
| if admitted.manifest().predecessor() != selected.predecessor() { | |
| return Err(RetentionCurrentStateRefusal::HeadPredecessorDisagreed.into_io()); | |
| } | |
| Ok(Self { |
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In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_current.rs` at line 68, Update
ObservedRetentionState::for_tests to validate the head-to-manifest binding
before constructing the state, matching observe’s digest, generation, and
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| /// 160-byte header, 4,096 entries of 72 bytes, manifest digest, checksum. | ||
| const MANIFEST_MAXIMUM_ENCODED_LENGTH: usize = 295_136; |
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Expose the manifest maximum length from the codec.
MANIFEST_MAXIMUM_ENCODED_LENGTH duplicates rules split across manifest_header_decoder and RetentionManifest::MAXIMUM_ENTRY_COUNT. If any rule changes, read_stage can truncate a valid maximum-length manifest to bound + 1 bytes, and manifest_header_decoder::require_exact rejects it.
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In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_recovery_observation.rs` around
lines 19 - 20, Replace the local MANIFEST_MAXIMUM_ENCODED_LENGTH value in the
retention recovery observation with the codec-owned maximum-length constant, and
expose that constant from the manifest codec as needed. Ensure read_stage uses
the shared value so its truncation bound remains consistent with
manifest_header_decoder and RetentionManifest::MAXIMUM_ENTRY_COUNT.
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| fn a_truncated_root_stage_is_discarded() -> Result<(), Box<dyn Error>> { | ||
| let (sandbox, mut authority) = open_authority("filesystem-retention-recovery-truncated")?; | ||
| let root_bytes = fixture(ROOT_HEX)?; | ||
| let stage = sandbox.path().join("retention").join("root.next"); | ||
| fs::write( | ||
| &stage, | ||
| root_bytes | ||
| .get(..100) | ||
| .ok_or("root fixture shorter than 100 bytes")?, | ||
| )?; | ||
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| let receipt = authority.recover()?; | ||
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| assert_eq!(receipt.executed(), [Step::DiscardRootStage]); | ||
| assert_eq!(receipt.outcome(), Outcome::Clean); | ||
| assert!(!stage.exists()); | ||
| Ok(()) | ||
| } |
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Add a filesystem-level corrupt-stage refusal law. A full-length root.next with a corrupted checksum must reach RetentionRecoveryObservation::read_stage, classify as RetentionStageAssessment::Corrupt, and return FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Plan containing RetentionRecoveryRefusal::StageCorrupt. Assert that root.next remains after recover() fails. The existing test covers only truncation; planner tests do not exercise filesystem observation and decoding.
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In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_recovery_tests.rs` around lines
93 - 110, The filesystem recovery tests need a full-length corrupted root.next
case in addition to truncation. Add a test using the existing fixture/setup
helpers that alters the checksum while preserving stage length, invokes
authority.recover(), and verifies the failure is
FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Plan containing
RetentionRecoveryRefusal::StageCorrupt; also assert root.next remains and the
filesystem observation classifies it as RetentionStageAssessment::Corrupt
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| self.attempt = None; | ||
| require_pinned_directories(&self.root, &self.retention, &self.roots, &self.manifests)?; | ||
| let recovery = self.recover().map_err(|error| match error { | ||
| FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Observe { source } => source, |
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Preserve the recovery-observation boundary.
verify_current maps FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Observe directly to its io::Error. Raw stage, pool, or reopen failures can therefore reach RetentionPublicationError::CurrentVerification without a RetentionCurrentStateRefusal, unlike later current-state and pinned-directory failures. Callers cannot reliably select the recovery response.
Add RecoveryObservationRefused { source: io::Error } to RetentionCurrentStateRefusal, with matching message() and source() arms, and preserve the original source:
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- FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Observe { source } => source,
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In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_storage.rs` at line 33, Update
RetentionCurrentStateRefusal and verify_current so
FilesystemRetentionRecoveryError::Observe is wrapped as
RecoveryObservationRefused { source } rather than returned as the raw io::Error.
Add matching message() and source() handling while preserving the original error
source and existing behavior for other refusal variants.
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| let phases: [PublicationPhase<'_>; PUBLICATION_PHASE_COUNT] = [ | ||
| &mut |a| a.verify_current(preparation).map(|_| ()), | ||
| &mut |a| a.write_root_stage(root), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_root_stage(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.admit_root_namespace(root).map(|_| ()), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_roots_after_namespace(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.link_root(root), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_root_namespace(root), | ||
| &mut |a| a.write_manifest_stage(publication.manifest()), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_manifest_stage(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.link_manifest(publication.manifest()), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_manifest_pool(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.write_head_stage(publication.head()), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_head_stage(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.replace_head(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_retention_namespace(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.remove_root_stage(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.remove_manifest_stage(), | ||
| &mut |a| a.synchronize_cleanup(), | ||
| ]; |
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Drive the fixture from RetentionPublicationPhase::ALL.
RetentionPublicationPhase::ALL currently contains the same 17 phases, in the same order, as the storage closures. PUBLICATION_PHASE_COUNT also enforces the current total of 18 phases.
The closure array remains a separate positional list. A length assertion would detect only additions or removals. It would not detect a reorder. Iterate over RetentionPublicationPhase::ALL and dispatch each phase to its matching authority method, or add an equivalent binding that compares the executed mapping with ALL.
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- 305, Replace the positional `phases` closure array with iteration over
`RetentionPublicationPhase::ALL`, dispatching each enum variant to its
corresponding authority method while preserving the existing order and behavior.
Ensure the mapping is exhaustive so additions, removals, or reordering in `ALL`
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| assert_eq!(error.step(), Step::RemoveRootStage); | ||
| assert_eq!(error.executed(), [Step::FinalizeHead]); | ||
| assert_eq!(storage.calls, [Step::FinalizeHead]); | ||
| assert!(error.source().is_some()); |
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Add the empty-prefix refusal case.
The current test covers refusal after FinalizeHead completes. Add a case with refuse_at: Some(Step::FinalizeHead) and assert that error.executed() and storage.calls are empty.
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In `@src/adapters/retention/recovery_execution_tests.rs` at line 111, Add a
recovery test case for refusal at Step::FinalizeHead, configuring refuse_at
accordingly and asserting that error.executed() and storage.calls are both empty
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| pools, | ||
| steps, | ||
| ), | ||
| (Some(_), _, _) => Err(Refusal::HeadStageWithoutManifestStage), |
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Report the missing root stage
When (Some(head), Some(manifest), None) reaches the match, the planner returns Refusal::HeadStageWithoutManifestStage even though manifest.next is complete. Split the arm and use the existing Refusal::ManifestStageWithoutRootStage variant:
- (Some(_), _, _) => Err(Refusal::HeadStageWithoutManifestStage),
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| (Some(_), _, _) => Err(Refusal::HeadStageWithoutManifestStage), | |
| (Some(_), None, _) => Err(Refusal::HeadStageWithoutManifestStage), | |
| (Some(_), Some(_), None) => Err(Refusal::ManifestStageWithoutRootStage), |
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In `@src/adapters/retention/recovery_planner.rs` at line 93, Update the match arm
in the recovery planner to distinguish (Some(head), Some(manifest), None) from
cases without a manifest, returning the existing
Refusal::ManifestStageWithoutRootStage variant when the manifest is present but
its root stage is missing; preserve HeadStageWithoutManifestStage for cases
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| pub trait RetentionRecoveryStorage { | ||
| /// Removes a truncated `head.next` and synchronizes `retention`. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// # Errors | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Returns the exact filesystem failure; the stage must remain when it fails. | ||
| fn discard_head_stage(&mut self) -> io::Result<()>; |
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Preserve typed refusals through recovery storage. FilesystemRetentionStage::retention_error converts ExactRecordRefusal variants into InvalidData messages, and RetentionRecoveryError stores that result as io::Error. This loses the refusal variant before it reaches callers. Introduce a recovery-storage error with typed refusal and source-preserving I/O variants, then propagate it through all eight capabilities and RetentionRecoveryError. Add tests for the distinct refusal variants.
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In `@src/adapters/retention/recovery_storage.rs` around lines 11 - 17, Introduce a
dedicated recovery-storage error type with typed ExactRecordRefusal variants and
a source-preserving I/O variant, then update RetentionRecoveryStorage’s eight
capabilities and RetentionRecoveryError to propagate it instead of flattening
refusals into io::Error. Ensure FilesystemRetentionStage::retention_error
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The durability crash matrix now covers KEEP-CRASH-036 through 052. A child initializes a store, writes the golden bundle corpus, migrates it through all 21 phases, reopens it as version two, prepares retention generation one against the bundle catalog snapshot, and publishes through a decorator that dies before, during, or after the selected phase. During a stage write the decorator leaves a 100-byte prefix, inside every record's framing, so restart classifies it as truncated rather than corrupt. Restart reopens the store through the same admission a production caller would use, runs FilesystemRetentionPublicationAuthority::recover, and requires the documented steps and outcome for that exact prefix, then requires the forward retry to report what recovery predicts: published after a clean prefix, refused as recovery-required while protected orphans remain, already committed once the head is finalized. All 51 retention coordinates pass, and the complete 156-case matrix passes locally. FilesystemVersionTwoAdmission::reopen_unchecked_for_repository_tasks and FilesystemStoreMigrationAuthority::open_unchecked_for_repository_tasks give repository tools the bypass version one already had; every namespace, record, and identity law still applies through them. KEEP-RETENTION-007 is now Implemented in the ledger; the README, overview, and recovery page say that process-death evidence exists. Refs #19
Readers had no way to observe a version-two store that could not straddle a publication: nothing held the reader fence the recovery page specifies, and nothing bound the catalog head and the retention head to one instant. ReaderFence acquires a shared kernel lock on reader.lock, verified as a regular zero-length file reached without following links and re-verified after locking, and holds it for the snapshot's lifetime; collection will take the same lock exclusively, so no published root, manifest, or segment can be deleted under a live view. collect_retention_view is storage-independent: it reads both head coordinates, loads the view, reads them again, and accepts only agreement, retrying within a ReaderAttemptLimit and refusing an exhausted limit or an absent catalog. FilesystemRetentionSnapshot admits the root as version two, acquires the fence, collects the catalog snapshot, the retention head, and its manifest through that loop, and verifies each selected root against the manifest on demand while the fence is held. Four scripted-source laws pin the loop (first-attempt acceptance, retry after a publication between the reads, exhaustion, absent catalog). Five filesystem laws pin the fence and the view: an unpublished store binds the catalog and no head; a published generation is read and its root verified byte for byte; a substituted root refuses; two readers share the fence while an exclusive lock waits; a replaced reader.lock refuses. KEEP-RETENTION-008 is Implemented in the ledger; the README's fence gap is closed. Refs #19
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In `@docs/formats/segment-store-v2/README.md`:
- Line 103: Synchronize the v2 status summaries with the requirements ledger:
mark retention publication recovery and reader fencing as implemented, keep
partial-prefix migration recovery and model-based transition evidence planned
under issue `#19`, and keep garbage collection planned under issue `#21`. Update the
ownership wording from “the first four” to “the first three” in the requirements
summary and apply the same status correction to the format registry summary.
In `@src/adapters/filesystem_version_two_admission.rs`:
- Around line 78-84: Consolidate reopen_unchecked_for_tests and
reopen_unchecked_for_repository_tasks into one constructor gated by
#[cfg(any(test, feature = "repository-tasks"))], update all test callers to use
the retained constructor, and remove the duplicate implementation. Move the
“Releases the writer lock and the three pinned retention capabilities.”
documentation back above into_parts.
In `@src/adapters/retention.rs`:
- Line 152: Keep ReaderFence crate-private by changing its re-export in
retention.rs to pub(crate), and remove ReaderFence from the crate-root re-export
in lib.rs; leave FilesystemRetentionSnapshot and other public exports unchanged.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_snapshot_tests.rs`:
- Around line 102-104: Update the assertion for the NonBlockingLockExclusive
call in the filesystem retention snapshot test to require Errno::WOULDBLOCK
specifically, while preserving the existing contention setup and failure
message.
- Around line 112-122: Add a deterministic test seam in the ReaderFence
acquisition flow that replaces reader.lock after the first verify and before
flock, then assert FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::Fence from
FilesystemRetentionSnapshot::load. Rename
a_replaced_reader_lock_refuses_the_fence to
a_non_empty_reader_lock_refuses_the_fence for the existing non-empty-file case,
keeping the identity-swap scenario separate.
- Around line 86-89: Update the substituted-root test assertion to match
FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::Root containing
RetentionRootDecodeError::ChecksumMismatch, rather than accepting any root
error. Preserve the existing test setup that flips the final root_bytes byte and
verify the specific wrapped checksum failure.
In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_snapshot.rs`:
- Around line 73-74: Preserve the typed catalog-refusal boundary in the
retention snapshot load flow: update RetentionViewSource::load and its callers
so CatalogRestartError is not converted into io::Error, and ensure the failure
reaches the construction site around collect_retention_view as
FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::Catalog rather than Error::View. Keep ordinary
I/O failures mapped to the existing view error path, and retain the documented
behavior of the load API.
- Line 73: Update the catalog-loading flow around
FilesystemCatalogSnapshot::load to use the pinned Dir capability opened for the
snapshot instead of re-resolving self.store_root by path. Ensure loading occurs
under the existing reader.lock fence and remains anchored to the same directory
capability used for the before/after coordinate comparisons.
In `@src/adapters/retention/retention_view_collector_tests.rs`:
- Around line 61-70: The retention view collector tests need coverage for
coordinate digest equality and I/O failures. Extend the tests around
collect_retention_view to add a same-generation/different-digest case, plus
failures for the initial coordinate read, load, and final coordinate read,
asserting RetentionViewError::Io; also update fn
a_publication_between_the_reads_discards_the_view_and_retries to assert
source.coordinates is empty after its two attempts.
In `@src/adapters/store_migration/filesystem_migration_authority.rs`:
- Around line 88-89: Update the admission construction around
FilesystemPlatformAdmission::unchecked_for_repository_tasks so clone_directory
failures map to Error::Namespace while root_identity_lenient failures continue
mapping to Error::RootIdentity; adjust the method’s # Errors documentation to
describe both failure boundaries.
In `@xtask/src/durability_crash_matrix/restart/retention.rs`:
- Around line 44-49: In the retention recovery flow around reopened_authority
and recover, load the persistent FilesystemRetentionSnapshot after recovery and
independently verify the expected retention_head generation and
manifest-selected root for cases that expect a head, while preserving the
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docs/formats/segment-store-v2/requirements.md (2)
18-18: State the sampled successor coverage.“Successor prefixes recover” still reads as exhaustive coverage. State that the evidence covers four representative successor prefixes.
19-19: LGTM!README.md (2)
85-85: Remove retention publication from this gap row.Retention-publication restart recovery is documented as proven above. Keep only the remaining migration recovery gap, or split the row.
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RetentionManifeststores entries in strict namespace-digest order because its checked constructor sorts caller input, rejects duplicate namespaces, and exposes the entries only after admission. An unsorted manifest cannot reach this lookup through that contract.src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_snapshot_tests.rs (1)
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| Readers bind one consistent catalog, retention head, and manifest view under a | ||
| shared `ReaderFence` and verify selected roots on demand. | ||
| Not implemented: partial-prefix migration recovery and `KEEP-CRASH-053..073`, | ||
| model-based transition evidence, and garbage collection. Issue #19 owns the first four and issue #21 the last; |
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Synchronize the v2 status summaries with the requirements ledger. Retention publication recovery and reader fencing are implemented. Partial-prefix migration recovery and model-based transition evidence remain planned in issue #19, while garbage collection remains planned in issue #21. Update lines 12–13, change “the first four” to “the first three” at line 103, and apply the same correction to docs/formats/README.md:12, which is the format registry summary.
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In `@docs/formats/segment-store-v2/README.md` at line 103, Synchronize the v2
status summaries with the requirements ledger: mark retention publication
recovery and reader fencing as implemented, keep partial-prefix migration
recovery and model-based transition evidence planned under issue `#19`, and keep
garbage collection planned under issue `#21`. Update the ownership wording from
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| pub fn reopen_unchecked_for_repository_tasks( | ||
| store_root: &Path, | ||
| ) -> Result<Self, FilesystemPlatformAdmissionError> { | ||
| let root = Dir::open_ambient_dir(store_root, ambient_authority()) | ||
| .map_err(|source| FilesystemPlatformAdmissionError::Platform { source })?; | ||
| Self::admit(root) | ||
| } |
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Collapse the duplicated unchecked reopen constructors.
reopen_unchecked_for_tests and reopen_unchecked_for_repository_tasks have identical implementations. Retain one constructor under #[cfg(any(test, feature = "repository-tasks"))], update all test callers to use it, and remove the duplicate.
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/// Reopens a migrated root without platform admission for repository tasks.
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| pub use publication_receipt::RetentionPublicationReceipt; | ||
| pub use publication_storage::RetentionPublicationStorage; | ||
| pub use reader_attempt_limit::ReaderAttemptLimit; | ||
| pub use reader_fence::ReaderFence; |
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Keep ReaderFence crate-private.
ReaderFence has a private field and only exposes pub(super) fn acquire. No public API accepts or returns it, and FilesystemRetentionSnapshot keeps it private. The re-exports widen the public surface without an external-consumer requirement.
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| assert!(matches!( | ||
| error, | ||
| FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::Root { .. } | ||
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Match RetentionRootDecodeError::ChecksumMismatch in the substituted-root test.
The mutation flips the final byte of root_bytes, which belongs to the checksum. Decoding therefore fails checksum verification before the digest/generation comparison. FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::Root { .. } also accepts unrelated root failures. Assert the wrapped RetentionRootDecodeError::ChecksumMismatch.
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| let refused = flock(&collector, FlockOperation::NonBlockingLockExclusive); | ||
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In the rustix crate, FlockOperation is an enumeration used to specify the desired file locking operation, such as the Unix flock(2) or fcntl(2) lock mechanisms [1][2][3]. The variant NonBlockingLockExclusive corresponds to the bitwise combination of LOCK_EX and LOCK_NB [1][2][3]. When using this operation with rustix::fs::flock, if the file is already locked by another process and cannot be acquired immediately, the system call will fail with an error [4]. In Rust, this failure is represented as an Errno [4]. Specifically, when a non-blocking operation (LOCK_NB) fails because the lock is held by another process, the system will typically return the EWOULDBLOCK error code (which is often equivalent to EAGAIN on many Unix-like systems) [4]. Therefore, if you encounter an error when using NonBlockingLockExclusive, you should check if the returned Errno matches the value for EWOULDBLOCK to determine if the failure was caused specifically by the lock being unavailable [4].
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- 1: https://wasmerio.github.io/wasmer-pack/api-docs/rustix/fs/enum.FlockOperation.html
- 2: https://docs.rs/rustix/latest/rustix/fs/enum.FlockOperation.html
- 3: https://doc.servo.org/rustix/backend/fs/types/enum.FlockOperation.html
- 4: https://docs.rs/rustix/latest/rustix/fs/fn.flock.html
Assert the exact contention errno. rustix 1.1.4 returns Errno from flock. With shared reader locks held, NonBlockingLockExclusive must return Errno::WOULDBLOCK; is_err() also accepts unrelated failures.
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+use rustix::io::Errno;
use rustix::fs::{FlockOperation, flock};
let refused = flock(&collector, FlockOperation::NonBlockingLockExclusive);
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| let refused = flock(&collector, FlockOperation::NonBlockingLockExclusive); | |
| assert!(refused.is_err(), "an exclusive fence must wait for readers"); | |
| use rustix::io::Errno; | |
| use rustix::fs::{FlockOperation, flock}; | |
| let refused = flock(&collector, FlockOperation::NonBlockingLockExclusive); | |
| assert_eq!( | |
| refused.err(), | |
| Some(Errno::WOULDBLOCK), | |
| "an exclusive fence must wait for readers" | |
| ); |
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In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_snapshot_tests.rs` around lines
102 - 104, Update the assertion for the NonBlockingLockExclusive call in the
filesystem retention snapshot test to require Errno::WOULDBLOCK specifically,
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| fn load(&mut self) -> io::Result<View> { | ||
| let catalog = FilesystemCatalogSnapshot::load(&self.store_root, self.policy) |
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Load the catalog through the pinned Dir capability
FilesystemCatalogSnapshot::load accepts &Path and re-resolves self.store_root with ambient authority. The catalog bypasses the Dir opened at line 96 and the reader.lock fence. If the root is replaced between these operations, the catalog may come from a different directory while before and after compare only coordinates from the pinned root. Pass the pinned Dir or an already-open catalog capability to the loader.
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In `@src/adapters/retention/filesystem_retention_snapshot.rs` at line 73, Update
the catalog-loading flow around FilesystemCatalogSnapshot::load to use the
pinned Dir capability opened for the snapshot instead of re-resolving
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| let catalog = FilesystemCatalogSnapshot::load(&self.store_root, self.policy) | ||
| .map_err(|source| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, source))?; |
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Error::Catalog is unreachable. You built a typed boundary and then routed around it.
Line 73 loads the catalog. Line 74 collapses the CatalogRestartError into io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, source). That io::Error then travels out of Source::load as io::Result, gets wrapped by collect_retention_view into RetentionViewError::Io, and finally surfaces at Line 120 as Error::View.
Result: FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::Catalog in filesystem_retention_snapshot_error.rs Lines 29-33 is never constructed. Its documentation promises "The catalog HEAD selects a catalog that does not admit." No caller will ever match it. The load doc at Lines 89-90 promises a "catalog refusal" boundary that the code cannot produce. A caller that matches Error::Catalog to distinguish a bad catalog from a moving head gets Error::View instead and cannot tell them apart.
The RetentionViewSource::load signature returning io::Result is what forces this. Widen the associated error, or carry the CatalogRestartError out of band and reconstruct the typed variant at Line 120.
This is exactly the failure the guideline names: "Errors must be typed by boundary: ingestion, decoding, validation, reading, retention, recovery, verification, GC." Either the variant is real and must be constructed, or it is not and must be deleted. Shipping a documented-but-dead public error variant on a #[non_exhaustive] enum is the worst of both.
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impl RetentionViewSource for Source {
type View = View;
+ // Requires `RetentionViewSource` to carry an associated error type
+ // instead of hard-coding `io::Error`.Alternatively, keep io::Result and store the typed refusal on the source:
struct Source {
root: Dir,
retention: Dir,
manifests: Dir,
store_root: PathBuf,
policy: CatalogRestartPolicy,
+ catalog_refusal: Option<CatalogRestartError>,
}Then at Line 120, map Error::View back to Error::Catalog when catalog_refusal is populated.
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| fn a_publication_between_the_reads_discards_the_view_and_retries() -> Result<(), Box<dyn Error>> { | ||
| let mut source = Scripted { | ||
| coordinates: vec![published(1)?, published(2)?, published(2)?, published(2)?], | ||
| loads: 0, | ||
| }; | ||
| let view = collect_retention_view(&mut source, ReaderAttemptLimit::DEFAULT)?; | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| view, 2, | ||
| "the first load was discarded and the second accepted" | ||
| ); |
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Add tests for digest equality and all three I/O paths.
RetentionViewCoordinates derives PartialEq, so equality includes the digest. Add a same-generation, different-digest case. Add failures for the initial coordinate read, load, and final coordinate read, and assert RetentionViewError::Io.
Each attempt reads coordinates twice. The current retry case consumes all four coordinates. Assert source.coordinates.is_empty(); len() == 1 is incorrect.
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70, The retention view collector tests need coverage for coordinate digest
equality and I/O failures. Extend the tests around collect_retention_view to add
a same-generation/different-digest case, plus failures for the initial
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| let admission = FilesystemPlatformAdmission::unchecked_for_repository_tasks(lock) | ||
| .map_err(|source| Error::RootIdentity { source })?; |
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Map clone_directory failures to the namespace boundary.
unchecked_for_repository_tasks calls only FilesystemWriterLock::clone_directory and root_identity_lenient; it does not produce WriterLock, Platform, or MigrationRecord admission errors. However, this map_err labels a root-capability clone failure as Error::RootIdentity. Map the clone_directory call to Error::Namespace and keep Error::RootIdentity for failures from root_identity_lenient. Update the # Errors documentation to name both failure boundaries.
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| let (steps, outcome, retry) = expected(case); | ||
| let mut authority = reopened_authority(store_root)?; | ||
| let receipt = authority | ||
| .recover() | ||
| .map_err(|source| verification("recover crash retention stages", source))?; | ||
| if receipt.executed() != steps.as_slice() || receipt.outcome() != outcome { |
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Assert the recovered retention snapshot. The retention branch reopens via reopened_authority, but it checks only the recovery receipt and forward retry; it does not independently assert the persistent retention state. Load FilesystemRetentionSnapshot after recovery and assert the expected retention_head().generation() and manifest-selected root for cases where a head is expected.
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In the retention recovery flow around reopened_authority and recover, load the
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…odel KEEP-RETENTION-010 asks that model operation sequences agree with a deterministic namespace-to-anchor-set map and that no caller identity, path, clock, or application policy enters the core transition. Five laws now run every three-operation sequence over initial publications of two namespaces, a successor of the first, a byte-identical retry of the last accepted publication, and an initial publication from a stale view: 125 sequences, each in a fresh migrated store, driven through the real filesystem authority. After every step the fenced reader view must equal the model exactly: the manifest's namespace-to-generation map, the liveness generation, and each selected root's generation and anchor set, with a refused operation leaving the view unchanged. The model was corrected three times by the store during development, each time toward the rule the publication page states: a byte-identical retry is already committed only while that exact staged successor, head included, remains current; a stale initial is superseded by any later publication. A source contract walks src/retention and the storage-independent retention adapters and refuses any clock, path, filesystem, environment, or identity token. KEEP-RETENTION-010 is Implemented in the ledger. Refs #19
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| fn load(&mut self) -> io::Result<View> { | ||
| let catalog = FilesystemCatalogSnapshot::load(&self.store_root, self.policy) |
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If store_root is renamed or replaced after the initial Dir is opened, this call reopens the path and can load a catalog from the replacement while both coordinate reads and the retention state still use the originally pinned directories. Because the collector only compares those original coordinates before and after, it can accept and return a hybrid snapshot containing the replacement store's catalog and the original store's retention state; load through the retained root capability or verify that the reopened root has the same identity.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L80-L81
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| let _bound = filesystem_version_two_records::admit(&root) | ||
| .map_err(|source| Error::Admission { source })?; |
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When the supplied path is a copied, restored, or relocated version-two store, filesystem_version_two_records::admit returns the device/mount/inode coordinates bound by the migration intent, but _bound is discarded without comparing them to the opened root. The writer admission explicitly refuses this condition, whereas this reader accepts a physical root whose migration record names another root; perform the same require_root_identity admission before returning a snapshot.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L22-L23
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| let catalog = FilesystemCatalogSnapshot::load(&self.store_root, self.policy) | ||
| .map_err(|source| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, source))?; |
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When the selected catalog or one of its segments fails restart admission, this conversion turns CatalogRestartError into io::Error, after which collect_retention_view wraps it as RetentionViewError::Io and the public loader returns FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::View. Consequently the documented FilesystemRetentionSnapshotError::Catalog variant is unreachable and callers cannot distinguish a catalog refusal from a coordinate-read failure; propagate catalog loading failures through the catalog-specific variant instead.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L72-L74
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| ChecksummedPublicationHead::decode(&bytes) | ||
| .map(|head| (head.generation(), head.catalog_digest())) | ||
| .map_err(|source| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, source)) |
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If catalog HEAD is replaced between loading the view and the second coordinate read by a correctly checksummed head carrying the same generation and digest but a different catalog_length, this mapping collapses both heads to the same tuple and the collector accepts the loaded catalog even though the new head does not admit it. Preserve the catalog length—or compare the exact admitted head bytes—so a changed identity-bearing coordinate causes a retry or refusal rather than continuing from ambiguous state.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L7-L9
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| (Expected::AlreadyCommitted, Ok(RetentionPublicationOutcome::AlreadyCommitted)) | ||
| | (Expected::Refused, Err(_)) => {} |
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Whenever the model expects a refused operation, this arm accepts every RetentionPublicationError, so a regression that rejects for an unrelated I/O, recovery, catalog, or namespace failure still passes all subsequent model checks as long as the visible state remains unchanged. Derive and match the expected typed error for each refused transition instead of treating any error as proof of the modeled law.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L126-L126
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PR #78 checklist item 6, complete: restart recovery for retention publication, immutable reader fencing, and model-based namespace transition evidence.
Before this PR, any retained
root.next,manifest.next, orhead.nextrefused every later publication as recovery-required and nothing classified it; readers had no fence;KEEP-RETENTION-007,-008, and-010were planned. After it, publication recovers first, restart is proven by killing real writers at all 51 retention coordinates, readers hold a shared fence over a double-collected view, and every three-operation transition sequence agrees with a deterministic model. Only a complete orphan (a crash between the root link and the head finalization) waits for explicit disposition (#21).Slices
d12e5af648c99988RetentionRecoveryStorageandexecute_retention_recovery.16f22a92FilesystemRetentionPublicationAuthority::recoverwith identity-bound stage reopening.7e6cf8793d031b4bverify_currentruns recovery first;RecoveryRefused/RecoveryStepRefused.7a512c17KEEP-CRASH-036..052: real process death before, during, and after each phase; restart recovers and the forward retry reports the predicted outcome. Full 156-case matrix green.KEEP-RETENTION-007Implemented.4aad28d1ReaderFence,collect_retention_view,FilesystemRetentionSnapshot; nine laws.KEEP-RETENTION-008Implemented.c9277eadKEEP-RETENTION-010Implemented.Classification (from
recovery.md, now executable)Not in this PR
Partial-prefix migration recovery and
KEEP-CRASH-053..073(item 7); explicit disposition of complete orphans and collection (#21).Evidence
Full gate chain green per commit locally, plus the complete crash matrix; CI green on every pushed head. Laws changed: three that pinned "refuse every retained stage" now pin the recovered behaviour, because the publication page's step 1 has always been "completes recovery of every fixed retention stage".
Refs #19 #21