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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a modular design specification for FeatBit Server-Side SDKs. It defines architecture, configuration, synchronization, storage, evaluation, events, concurrency, shutdown, optional notifications, reference guidance, and conformance criteria. ChangesServer-Side SDK design specification
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The PR is documentation-only and the only issues found are minor trailing-whitespace nits with straightforward fixes.
Pull request overview
Adds a new, modular FeatBit server-side SDK design specification under docs/, capturing cross-language requirements (protocol, evaluation, storage, events, lifecycle, hardening) based on the inspected .NET reference implementation to guide other-language SDK implementations and conformance testing.
Changes:
- Introduces a spec index (
docs/sdk_design_spec.md) plus per-module requirement documents underdocs/sdk_design_spec/. - Defines concrete wire protocols and behavioral contracts for sync, evaluation, storage/versioning, event delivery, shutdown, concurrency, and error isolation.
- Adds a conformance matrix and reference mapping to existing source/tests to support implementation validation.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/sdk_design_spec.md | Adds top-level spec index and module navigation. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/general.md | Defines scope, requirement levels, architecture, API surface, and diagnostics. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/configuration.md | Documents configuration surface, defaults, validation, and startup/offline rules. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/synchronization.md | Specifies streaming endpoint construction, token format, sync protocol, states, and reconnect policy. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/storage.md | Defines required stored entities, version semantics, store contract, and immutability/atomicity requirements. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/evaluation.md | Specifies user model, evaluation order, operators, segments, rollout hashing, and experiment eligibility. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/events.md | Defines event recording rules, payload formats, batching/backpressure, and retry/terminal failure handling. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/notifications.md | Documents optional data-change notification semantics and hardening requirements (when implemented). |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/error_isolation.md | Defines isolation boundaries and malformed-entity quarantine/recovery requirements. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/concurrency.md | Defines cross-cutting concurrency invariants and lock/callback constraints. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/shutdown.md | Specifies idempotent close behavior, cancellation, worker joining, and resource ownership rules. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/conformance.md | Adds release-gate conformance scenarios and documentation requirements. |
| docs/sdk_design_spec/reference.md | Summarizes observed reference gaps/decisions and maps topics to source/tests for traceability. |
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/concurrency.md`:
- Line 27: Add the shared sender stopwatch mismatch to the concurrency
limitations in reference.md, noting that overlapping requests can produce
incorrect SendFinished elapsed times and that new SDKs must use request-local
timing; do not modify .NET source code.
In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/configuration.md`:
- Line 39: Update the online-mode configuration contract to require a secret of
at least two characters, while keeping offline mode’s no-secret allowance
unchanged. In docs/sdk_design_spec/configuration.md:39, state the minimum
explicitly; in docs/sdk_design_spec/synchronization.md:23, retain the insertion
rule and explicitly document the same minimum secret length.
- Around line 12-13: Update the URI configuration validation for StreamingUri
and EventUri so non-loopback hosts require encrypted wss:// and https:// schemes
respectively; allow ws:// and http:// only for loopback development endpoints,
including the EventUri rule when events are enabled.
In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/error_isolation.md`:
- Line 20: Update the error-isolation specification to define which recoverable
store and evaluator exceptions cross the public evaluation boundary and return
the fallback, while programming failures must propagate rather than be broadly
caught. Explicitly preserve cancellation and fatal-error exclusions, and require
diagnostics for contained internal failures so SDK implementations behave
consistently.
In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/evaluation.md`:
- Line 9: Update the attribute-lookup documentation near the user definition and
its MUST requirement to identify presence-aware lookup as a deliberate new-SDK
hardening requirement, not behavior that follows the reference. Add a reference
note recording that FbUser.ValueOf returns string.Empty for both missing and
explicitly empty properties, while preserving the MUST requirement that missing
attributes retain presence information for negative-operator evaluation.
- Line 80: Update the segment evaluation specification so segment results use
three states—match, non-match, and error—rather than representing missing or
quarantined segments as false. Propagate the error state to the dependent flag
and return its fallback, ensuring malformed dependencies are treated as neither
a match nor a non-match.
- Around line 90-94: Define valid rollout intervals as finite, non-negative
bounds with a finite lower bound no greater than the upper bound, and validate
them before applying the near-one shortcut in the deterministic rollout
selection flow. Require exptRollout to be finite and non-negative; route invalid
rollout or experiment data through the affected flag’s existing error path and
document the malformed-data outcome.
- Line 51: Update the numeric parsing requirements in the evaluation
specification, including the finite numeric parsing rules near the referenced
API section, to define one normative grammar covering whitespace, signs,
exponents, overflow, underflow, NaN, and infinity. Specify the required result
for each invalid or non-finite input—false, WrongType, or Error—for every
affected API so all ports behave consistently.
- Line 188: Clarify the all-variations contract at the raw-string evaluation
detail requirement by defining the per-flag result for malformed entries,
including its value, variation ID, and reason, while preserving enumeration of
other active flags without aborting. Ensure the specification requires exactly
one detail for each active flag and uses a consistent error representation.
In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/events.md`:
- Around line 20-22: Validate the URI scheme in FbOptionsBuilder.Event before
DefaultEventSender workers start, rejecting non-HTTPS endpoints because
EnvSecret is sent in Authorization; if loopback HTTP is intentionally supported,
enforce that exception explicitly and document it in the event specification.
In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/synchronization.md`:
- Around line 78-82: Update WebSocketDataSynchronizer.HandleDataSyncMessage so
status becomes Stable, initialized is published, and the initialization promise
is completed before dispatching either data-change notification branch. Ensure
callbacks triggered by notifications can successfully call
FbClient.EvaluateCore, while preserving atomic handling of the full replacement
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| | Flush workers | Atomically bounded; completion counted on every exit path. | | ||
| | Listeners | Snapshot subscribers safely; invoke outside locks. | | ||
| | Timers and callbacks | No use of partially constructed/disposed state. | | ||
| | Sender diagnostics | Request-local timing/state when requests overlap. | |
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Record the shared sender stopwatch as a reference gap.
When requests overlap, DefaultEventSender.SendCoreAsync shares _stopwatch across await _httpClient.PostAsync(...), so SendFinished can log another request’s elapsed time. Add this mismatch to docs/sdk_design_spec/reference.md and state that new SDKs require request-local timing; no .NET source change is required for this documentation PR.
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/concurrency.md` at line 27, Add the shared sender
stopwatch mismatch to the concurrency limitations in reference.md, noting that
overlapping requests can produce incorrect SendFinished elapsed times and that
new SDKs must use request-local timing; do not modify .NET source code.
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| | Streaming base URI | `ws://localhost:5100` | WebSocket endpoint base. | | ||
| | Event base URI | `http://localhost:5100` | Insight HTTP endpoint base. | |
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Require encrypted transport for remote endpoints.
If StreamingUri uses a non-loopback host, require wss://. If events are enabled, require https:// for non-loopback EventUri values because the SDK sends EnvSecret in the Authorization header. Limit ws:// and http:// to loopback development endpoints.
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/configuration.md` around lines 12 - 13, Update the URI
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| - Online mode requires a non-empty environment secret and valid absolute streaming/event URIs with appropriate schemes. Offline mode permits no secret. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make the minimum secret length explicit.
The configuration contract accepts a one-character secret, but the token format requires p >= 2. That configuration passes validation and then fails during token construction.
docs/sdk_design_spec/configuration.md#L39: require an online secret length of at least two characters.docs/sdk_design_spec/synchronization.md#L23: retain the insertion rule and state the minimum secret length explicitly.
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/configuration.md` at line 39, Update the online-mode
configuration contract to require a secret of at least two characters, while
keeping offline mode’s no-secret allowance unchanged. In
docs/sdk_design_spec/configuration.md:39, state the minimum explicitly; in
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| | Missing selected variation or broken segment dependency | Return fallback for that flag with an error detail. | | ||
| | Numeric user input that cannot be compared | Condition is false. | | ||
| | Invalid rule JSON/regex or regex timeout | Contain as malformed data for the affected flag. | | ||
| | Unexpected store/evaluator exception | Contain at the public evaluation boundary; return fallback and preserve a diagnostic identifying the internal failure. | |
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Separate recoverable exceptions from programming failures.
Line 20 says every unexpected store or evaluator exception returns fallback. Line 25 says implementations must distinguish programming failures and must not catch every exception.
Define the exception classes that cross the public boundary, the handling of programming failures, and the cancellation and fatal-error exclusions. Without this boundary, one SDK can hide defects while another leaks them into application request handling.
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/error_isolation.md` at line 20, Update the
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exceptions cross the public evaluation boundary and return the fallback, while
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| A user consists of a required stable string key, an optional name defaulting to `""`, and custom string attributes. Attribute lookup follows the reference: |
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Mark presence-aware lookup as a deliberate reference divergence.
At the reference commit, FbUser.ValueOf returns string.Empty for a missing custom property. An existing empty property also returns "". It does not preserve presence. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
The sentence “Attribute lookup follows the reference” conflicts with the MUST in Line 19. State that presence-aware lookup is a new-SDK hardening requirement and record the divergence in the reference notes. Otherwise, a port can copy the reference and make negative operators match missing attributes.
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/evaluation.md` at line 9, Update the attribute-lookup
documentation near the user definition and its MUST requirement to identify
presence-aware lookup as a deliberate new-SDK hardening requirement, not
behavior that follows the reference. Add a reference note recording that
FbUser.ValueOf returns string.Empty for both missing and explicitly empty
properties, while preserving the MUST requirement that missing attributes retain
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Propagate malformed segment dependencies as errors.
User is not in segment is true when no referenced segment matches. If a missing or quarantined segment is represented as false, the negative condition becomes true and evaluation can select a variation.
This conflicts with the error-isolation requirement to return fallback for a broken dependency and to treat malformed segments as neither match nor non-match. Define a tri-state segment result and propagate dependency errors to the affected flag.
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/evaluation.md` at line 80, Update the segment evaluation
specification so segment results use three states—match, non-match, and
error—rather than representing missing or quarantined segments as false.
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| Exclusion therefore wins when the user appears in both lists. Empty segment rules obey the same AND/OR semantics as ordinary rules. The reference evaluates segment rules with ordinary condition operators; recursive segment references are not allowed in FeatBit. | ||
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Validate rollout intervals before applying the near-one shortcut.
“Valid interval” is not defined or enforced. If [0, 2] reaches the algorithm, 1 - upper < 0.00001 is true, so the interval matches every user.
exptRollout must also be finite and non-negative, but invalid values have no malformed-data outcome. Define interval validity, validate it before selection, and route invalid rollout or experiment data through the affected flag's error path.
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greater than the upper bound, and validate them before applying the near-one
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Define malformed entries in all-variations results.
The all-variations API has no caller fallback. However, Line 188 requires one raw-string detail per active flag, while error isolation requires malformed flags not to abort enumeration.
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per-flag result for malformed entries, including its value, variation ID, and
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Reachability: Internal · Exploitability: Moderate
Enforce HTTPS for credential-bearing event requests.
EventUri defaults to http://localhost:5100, and FbOptionsBuilder.Event(Uri) does not validate the scheme. Since DefaultEventSender sends EnvSecret in Authorization, reject non-HTTPS endpoints before starting workers. Document and enforce any loopback-only HTTP exception.
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non-HTTPS endpoints because EnvSecret is sent in Authorization; if loopback HTTP
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Publish readiness before data-change callbacks. In WebSocketDataSynchronizer.HandleDataSyncMessage, both notification branches run before Stable and initialized are published. A handler receiving the first valid response can therefore call FbClient.EvaluateCore and receive ClientNotReady; move notification dispatch after status, initialization, and initialization-promise completion.
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In `@docs/sdk_design_spec/synchronization.md` around lines 78 - 82, Update
WebSocketDataSynchronizer.HandleDataSyncMessage so status becomes Stable,
initialized is published, and the initialization promise is completed before
dispatching either data-change notification branch. Ensure callbacks triggered
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This documentation-only PR introduces a modular design specification for implementing compatible FeatBit server-side SDKs.
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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart LR App[Application] --> Client[SDK client] Client --> Evaluator[Local evaluator] Evaluator --> Store[Flag and segment store] Service[FeatBit streaming service] --> Synchronizer[Data synchronizer] Synchronizer --> Store Client --> EventQueue[Bounded event queue] EventQueue --> Dispatcher[Event dispatcher] Dispatcher --> Insight[FeatBit insight service] Synchronizer --> Notifications[Optional notifications] Notifications --> AppReviews (2): Last reviewed commit: "trailing whitespaces" | Re-trigger Greptile