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Fix claim aging race and retained body hydration - #664
A claim can commit before its lane cursor advances. Physical aging could then tombstone its body, after which completion, cancellation or rescue rolled back and left the claim ring pinned.
Physical aging excludes claimed rows before its batch limit, locks claim heads in their existing order, and rechecks the selected identities in a fresh statement. Hydration matches the exact attempt and uses unique emitted physical-lane evidence to distinguish colliding bodies. Equally supported bodies fail explicitly.
Active point reads and callback reads recover a retained tombstoned body when the normal lookup misses. This fallback only reads; transitions still own attempt-state changes and receipt closure. Generic cancellation resolves the running attempt before a historical available replacement and uses the normal hydrated receipt transition.
Historical recovery fences the affected claim heads and retires old ready replacements of the same attempt; a fresh retry has a different ready run lease and remains eligible. Rescue isolates this work in a savepoint: a busy retained attempt is deferred while unrelated attempts proceed, without advancing the cursor past the deferred receipt. Retries stay within the initial selected population. Missing or ambiguous bodies remain errors.
Public completion APIs keep their atomic NOWAIT error behavior. When a worker completion batch encounters SQLSTATE 55P03, it retries the original requests individually: ordinary completions succeed, a genuinely busy request keeps its error, and only a genuinely stale request receives a stale acknowledgment. Already committed requests, carried outputs and mixed-class prefixes keep their existing acknowledgment behavior. Flush timing includes the fallback work.
Queue-storage worker finalization also retries raw SQLSTATE 55P03 with the same sealed result, progress and transactional follow-ups, within a 120-second running-work budget. An owned completion receipt pauses that budget only after channel admission and until acknowledgement; direct writes, post-acknowledgement reads, retries and reconnects use the remaining time. Runtime shutdown keeps its existing drain limit. Canonical finalization keeps its original absolute timeout. An exact-lease guard keeps heartbeat registration until finalization settles while handler capacity is released separately. The guard is released before lifecycle hooks.
No schema changes or strong relation locks are added. Ordinary live-body hydration keeps its existing relation lookups. Historical recovery adds scoped attempt-ledger reads, weak relation locks and tombstone writes. Rescue adds a savepoint and candidate predicates; contention may cause bounded retries. Fresh mutation rechecks rely on READ COMMITTED isolation.
This is the main-branch counterpart of #663. It preserves main's cancellation savepoints, attempt-lock retry policy, receipt closure options and output behavior. Schema-only admin stores also resolve higher installed ready slots; that correction is backported in #665.
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Deterministic old-code failures reproduce the claim/aging and retained-body faults. New rescue and worker-contention tests also fail against the previous implementation.
At the latest implementation, 77 focused storage cases and two worker-response controls pass with no ignored cases. Both worker controls were rerun after the final timing change. They also pass together with the existing canonical completion test after isolating the new fixtures from shared storage routing.
Root and Python Rust workspaces pass formatting, Clippy with warnings denied and builds.
Fifteen worker/receipt timing controls and four PostgreSQL 18.3 regressions pass with zero ignored cases. The old implementation fails the admitted-completion ownership regression. The live held-head test verifies rollback of the failed transition, preservation of progress, and exactly one follow-up after the intended retry succeeds.
Independent Standards and Spec reviews found no remaining issues in the worker extension.
Prior aging/read/cancellation controls passed on PG17 and PG18. Full CI for head 753cbaa3 passed all 33 jobs, including the PostgreSQL 17/18 storage shards and pruning checks. The matched release workload pressure gate remains outstanding before publication.
Known limits: already-pruned bodies cannot be rebuilt; claims without unique emitted evidence retain the documented compatibility fallback. Worker completion using its already carried job body does not retire historical replacements, so it can leave an old replacement claimable. Updated physical-aging callers prevent new replacements but cannot fence an older caller during rollout. Existing terminal-view and read/prune limitations remain.
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Bug Fixes
Improved queue handling when claimed work overlaps with priority aging or retained historical records, preserving the correct job through reads, retries, cancellation, and recovery.
Improved recovery during database lock contention: busy rescue attempts can be deferred, and affected worker completions are retried individually so successful requests can still complete.
Ambiguous historical records may now fail validation rather than modify the wrong job.
Schema-only admin clients now use installed ready-slot numbers.
Hydration selects bodies using emitted-lane evidence and live-body status, restores priority metadata, and retires retained copies. Receipt cancellation closes and hydrates the matching claim. Tests cover historical lane conflicts, recovery, cancellation, and completion races.
Active-job body recovery awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs, awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs, CHANGELOG.md
Lease, receipt-claim, active-lease, and callback reads resolve ready bodies when direct joins do not provide one. Tests cover point reads and callback lifecycle, including ambiguous legacy matches.
Rescue batches under contention awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs, awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs
Heartbeat, deadline, and callback rescue track selected and busy attempts across savepoint iterations. Tests verify busy attempts do not block unrelated batch work and can be rescued after lock release.
Queue-storage finalization retries 55P03 errors within the existing deadline and retains the in-flight heartbeat until finalization settles. Tests cover saved outcomes, follow-ups, and canonical finalization behavior.
Batch completion under contention awa-worker/src/completion.rs
After a batch completion error with code 55P03, the worker retries requests individually and returns each request’s result. Tests cover ID-based and claim-based completion.
hardbyte/awa#600: Both changes resolve job bodies after priority aging, using attempt and physical-lane evidence.
hardbyte/awa#537: Both changes coordinate receipt rescue with lock contention and defer attempts that cannot be locked.
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The change fixes the claim-aging race and recovery of retained job bodies, and contention on a busy attempt no longer blocks unrelated work in a batch. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains. Final CI and the release workload pressure gate are still outstanding.
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A rabbit checks the queue at dawn, Finds old job bodies, not quite gone. It waits when claim-head locks are tight, Then tries again when all is right. The saved result stays safe in flight, And follow-ups land once, just right.
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Prefer emitted-lane evidence over live replacements
When the old aging race moves a claimed row into an otherwise empty destination lane, the replacement can receive the same lane_seq as the tombstoned source. This group then contains a live row, so it is excluded from ambiguous and no emitted-lane evidence is loaded; the later rank consequently selects the replacement instead of the row actually claimed. Rescue or cancellation then persists the replacement priority rather than the claim's physical priority, defeating the exact-body recovery this change is intended to provide.
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Read historical claim evidence regardless of current mode
If a receipt-backed attempt was created before the store is reopened with lease_claim_receipts=false, this guard suppresses the existing attempt-batch evidence even though claim type is historical data rather than a property of the current client. For multiple tombstoned candidate bodies, hydration therefore reports ready body ambiguous and rolls back rescue or cancellation despite having an authoritative emitted lane in the database; legacy claims can still be handled by performing the lookup and finding no matching evidence.
Add a production-equivalent segment for the replacement, then claim after rescue and retry. Assert that the stale replacement is not claimed and the new retry remains claimable. Without the segment, a one-row claim of the filler can leave the replacement undiscoverable and hide a receipt-mode regression.
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Extend the historical recovery test around the replacement insert to include the
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- Around line 12527-12536: Update the active-job read path around the
`live_body` query to select retained bodies when the current body was
tombstoned, rather than reporting the job as available without a resolvable
callback. Apply the existing retained-body selection and ambiguity checks to
active reads while preserving lease validation.
- Around line 12810-12813: Update the ReadySnapshotRow ranking and hydration
flow around the rank closure so claim evidence takes precedence when a live
replacement shares a position with a claimed historical body. Preserve the
selected claimed lane through exhausted rescue and terminal retry, rather than
storing or retrying the job at the replacement lane.
- Around line 12805-12810: Update the recovery logic around the ReadySnapshotRow
ranking closure so a replacement created by pre-fix aging is made ineligible
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- Around line 12859-12861: Update cancel_job to resolve the physical body for an
unmaterialized receipt and reconstruct its original-priority provenance before
writing the terminal row. Preserve the physical priority when effective priority
differs, matching the existing lease cancellation path.
- Around line 11609-11610: Update the candidate-selection query ordered by
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LIMIT, so claimed rows do not crowd out later waiting jobs; retain the existing
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- Around line 23212-23217: Extend the historical recovery test around the
replacement insert to include the production-equivalent segment, then exercise
claiming after rescue and retry. Assert that the stale replacement is not
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When an old aging race tombstones a claimed body and moves its replacement to another lane position, load_job can report the job as available. Callback resolution can return CallbackNotFound while the lease is active. Apply retained-body selection and ambiguity checks to active reads too.
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Update the active-job read path around the `live_body` query to select retained
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Retire historical aging replacements during recovery.
If pre-fix aging moved a claimed body, rescue can fail the original attempt while its replacement remains claimable. Receipt-mode workers can then dispatch that attempt again, including after a retry. Make the replacement ineligible without suppressing the new retry.
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Update the recovery logic around the ReadySnapshotRow ranking closure so a
replacement created by pre-fix aging is made ineligible when its original
claimed attempt has failed. Identify that historical replacement by its
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- Around line 12850-12853: Update the hydration flow around
retire_retained_attempt_copies_tx so NOWAIT contention on one retained source
cannot abort unrelated attempts or roll back their lease and claim deletes.
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set -u
echo"== hydration + retirement call site =="
sed -n '12770,12905p' awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs | cat -n | sed 's/^/L+12769 /'echo"== lock helper =="
sed -n '10940,11010p' awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs
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rg -n -F -e 'rescue_stale_heartbeats_with_dlq' -e 'rescue_expired_deadlines_with_dlq' -e 'complete_job_batch_by_id_in_tx' -e 'complete_claimed_batch' -e 'hydrate_retained' -e 'retire_retained_attempt_copies_tx' -- awa-model/src/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Isolate NOWAIT head contention to the affected attempt, not the whole batch.
retire_retained_attempt_copies_tx receives every retained source from the hydration batch. It locks the claim heads of all their lanes with FOR UPDATE ... NOWAIT. A 55P03 on any one head returns an error through ?, and the enclosing transaction aborts. The lease and claim deletes for the unrelated attempts in that batch roll back with it.
A claimer holds its lane head until commit. On a busy lane, the same retained source can fail the lock on repeated attempts. Each failed attempt can block the other rescues or completions in its batch.
Address this in one of these ways:
Select the historical retained sources before any lease or claim is deleted. Rescue or complete those attempts in their own transaction, so a 55P03 affects only that attempt.
Do not rely on a savepoint inside the shared transaction. A rollback to a savepoint does not restore rows already deleted in that transaction. Exclude the affected attempt before its deletes run.
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Update the hydration flow around retire_retained_attempt_copies_tx so NOWAIT
contention on one retained source cannot abort unrelated attempts or roll back
their lease and claim deletes. Select and isolate retained sources before any
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A claim can commit before its lane cursor advances. Physical aging could then tombstone its body, after which completion, cancellation or rescue rolled back and left the claim ring pinned.
Physical aging excludes claimed rows before its batch limit, locks claim heads in their existing order, and rechecks the selected identities in a fresh statement. Hydration matches the exact attempt and uses unique emitted physical-lane evidence to distinguish colliding bodies. Equally supported bodies fail explicitly.
Active point reads and callback reads recover a retained tombstoned body when the normal lookup misses. This fallback only reads; transitions still own attempt-state changes and receipt closure. Generic cancellation resolves the running attempt before a historical available replacement and uses the normal hydrated receipt transition.
Historical recovery fences the affected claim heads and retires old ready replacements of the same attempt; a fresh retry has a different ready run lease and remains eligible. Rescue isolates this work in a savepoint: a busy retained attempt is deferred while unrelated attempts proceed, without advancing the cursor past the deferred receipt. Retries stay within the initial selected population. Missing or ambiguous bodies remain errors.
Public completion APIs keep their atomic NOWAIT error behavior. When a worker completion batch encounters SQLSTATE 55P03, it retries the original requests individually: ordinary completions succeed, a genuinely busy request keeps its error, and only a genuinely stale request receives a stale acknowledgment. Already committed requests, carried outputs and mixed-class prefixes keep their existing acknowledgment behavior. Flush timing includes the fallback work.
Queue-storage worker finalization also retries raw SQLSTATE 55P03 with the same sealed result, progress and transactional follow-ups, within a 120-second running-work budget. An owned completion receipt pauses that budget only after channel admission and until acknowledgement; direct writes, post-acknowledgement reads, retries and reconnects use the remaining time. Runtime shutdown keeps its existing drain limit. Canonical finalization keeps its original absolute timeout. An exact-lease guard keeps heartbeat registration until finalization settles while handler capacity is released separately. The guard is released before lifecycle hooks.
No schema changes or strong relation locks are added. Ordinary live-body hydration keeps its existing relation lookups. Historical recovery adds scoped attempt-ledger reads, weak relation locks and tombstone writes. Rescue adds a savepoint and candidate predicates; contention may cause bounded retries. Fresh mutation rechecks rely on READ COMMITTED isolation.
This is the main-branch counterpart of #663. It preserves main's cancellation savepoints, attempt-lock retry policy, receipt closure options and output behavior. Schema-only admin stores also resolve higher installed ready slots; that correction is backported in #665.
Validation:
753cbaa3passed all 33 jobs, including the PostgreSQL 17/18 storage shards and pruning checks. The matched release workload pressure gate remains outstanding before publication.Known limits: already-pruned bodies cannot be rebuilt; claims without unique emitted evidence retain the documented compatibility fallback. Worker completion using its already carried job body does not retire historical replacements, so it can leave an old replacement claimable. Updated physical-aging callers prevent new replacements but cannot fence an older caller during rollout. Existing terminal-view and read/prune limitations remain.
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