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Brings main everything the 0.6 line shipped in 0.6.14 that main did not already have. Each 0.6 PR was checked against main by content, not by title; items main already carries through its own PRs are listed as skipped below.
No new migration: none of the ported changes touch the schema.
fix(queue-storage): promote each enqueue lane independently
Uses the main adaptation from draft #636 (its first two commits), without #636's later change that shares one waiter between scheduled and retryable rows, which has not shipped on 0.6. Adds awa.maintenance.promote.lane_contention.
fix(queue-storage): wake claimers after promotion's lane commits
Net of the two 0.6 commits (the intermediate lock-wait metric was reverted on 0.6 before release). A commit error is no longer reported as lane contention.
#672 completion event from the worker's copy; committed transition kept when its event re-read fails
fix(worker): build lifecycle events without re-reading or failing a committed job
Replaces main's load_job_without_output re-read; the worker's copy already carries the sealed output. The callback-wait event still re-reads, through reload_committed_job.
#672awa migrate rejects --sql with --extract-to; trigger-privilege caution
fix(cli): reject migrate --sql combined with --extract-to
The caution goes in docs/security/database-roles.md. The 0.6.13→0.6.14 upgrade-guide text is 0.6-specific and not ported.
perf(queue-storage): avoid repeated receipt closure and terminal probes in admin counts
main's doc comment on the open-receipt set is kept: this branch writes compact receipt claims only. The 0.6 regression test is ported for compact receipts and for row-local ones, which main reads but only a 0.6 runtime writes; the test rewrites compact claims into the lease_claims rows 0.6 writes.
fix(admin): bound partition locks retained by job lists and kind counts (tests)
main already had the SQL. Ports the compact, row-local and materialized receipt_admin_scope tests; the row-local variant rewrites compact claims into 0.6's lease_claims rows, so the per-slot receipt candidates and the open-claim slot discovery are covered for claims a 0.6 runtime wrote during a rolling upgrade.
#660 bound partition locks retained by admin reads
fix(admin): bound partition locks retained by job lists and kind counts
Lists and kind counts only; see "Not ported" for point reads. Open-receipt kind and candidate lookups keep main's "any ready row gives the kind" predicate. Populated claim slots are taken as installed rather than bounded by the store's configured claim_slot_count.
test(worker): graceful shutdown finalizes returned attempts end to end
The fix is already on main; this adds the 0.6 integration test and the B8 test-plan row.
#644 persona soak (with the #663 worker-error gating and the #672ci_timing.rs copy in persona-soak-against.sh)
test(soak): add the persona soak suite
Dynamic SQL goes through audited_sql for sqlx 0.9; role grants and doc links point at docs/security/database-roles.md. The abandon persona reads the claim-ring cursor from the representation ring_cursor_authority names (the ledger on a fresh install), and its heartbeat sample and slot probe read compact claims, which main writes for deadline-backed claims too; the slot probe tests also cover row-local claims. The soak itself is ignored by default; the soak modules' 48 unit tests (22 of them #[tokio::test], some against PostgreSQL) run in normal cargo test.
docs: rotation sizing guidance and model mapping ...
Rotation-interval sizing, the storage model mapping for per-lane promotion, rescue deferral and aging's claim-head locks, and the correctness README note on ambiguous bodies.
main's finalizers: TaskTracker drain in Client::shutdown
Not ported, deliberately
Bound partition locks retained by admin reads (0.6) #660 point-read savepoint phases. On 0.6, load_job reads each place a job can live in its own savepoint so prune can take a partition back between phases, and 0.6 documents the resulting transient "completed job briefly shows available or missing" window. main's load_job instead locks the ready, lease and claim rings in ACCESS SHARE before it takes its snapshot (Keep admin reads correct across moves, aging and request cancellation #600), which closes that window; a savepoint cannot release locks taken before it, so the 0.6 change does not apply. The 0.6 troubleshooting section describing the window is not ported either.
0.6-only upgrade docs (docs/upgrade-0.6.13-to-0.6.14.md, the R__definer_lane_provisioning.sql external-runner steps) and release/version bumps.
For review
Point-read locking diverges between the lines.main holds ACCESS SHARE on every ready, lease and claim partition for each get_job/load_job, and list hydration calls load_job_without_output per candidate. Bound partition locks retained by admin reads (0.6) #660 was motivated by admin reads holding enough partition locks to keep prune Blocked; on main the point-read share of that remains. Worth deciding for 0.7 whether the prelock stays, or point reads move to the 0.6 shape and accept the documented window.
Lists and kind counts now run in a REPEATABLE READ, READ ONLY transaction with one savepoint per state, per source and per populated claim slot, instead of one statement. Results are identical (the equivalence and scope tests cover it), but an unfiltered page now issues up to eight state phases plus one per populated claim slot.
Claim-slot bound. 0.6.14's queue_storage_populated_claim_slots rejects a slot at or above the store's configured claim_slot_count; a schema-only admin store carries the default, so a ring installed with more claim slots would fail lists and kind counts there. This port takes installed slot numbers as they are (as Fix admin recovery in larger installed ready rings #665 does for ready slots). The 0.6 line likely needs the same fix.
Ring authority. Promotion, rescue and the admin reads use the same partition and ring helpers main already uses for these paths; nothing here reads or writes ring-authority or ledger state. The rescue HydrateError change only alters what happens after hydration fails.
queue_storage_runtime_test (307 tests, including every ported test) passes on PostgreSQL 18. On PostgreSQL 17 it passed 306 of 307 while running alongside a second suite; the failure was the 1 s wall-clock bound in test_queue_storage_promotion_leaves_a_contended_lane_deferred_and_in_order (1.02 s), and all five promotion tests pass when run on their own.
admin_read_equivalence_test (lists and kind counts against the former current_jobs definition), lifecycle_hook_test (21) and the ignored enqueue_lane_maintenance_coupling_test cases (2) pass on PostgreSQL 17 and 18; awa-ui (including admin_read_cost_test), awa-worker, awa-metrics, awa-model and awa-cli tests pass on PostgreSQL 18.
admin_read_cancel_test: 7 of 17 fail locally with Elapsed, identically on unmodified main in the same environment (its TCP proxy fixture); CI is the reference for it.
A 120 s persona soak on PostgreSQL 17 (mia,tom,priya,sam,alex,chaos,fanout,shardops,abandon, scale 0.5, two SIGKILLed claim-and-abandon processes) reports PASS with 0 violations and 0 findings. The UI and Python personas were not run.
The soak modules' unit tests run in normal cargo test (cargo test -p awa --test persona_soak_test): 58 pass on PostgreSQL 17, the 48 soak-module tests (22 #[tokio::test], including the slot_probe_* tests against PostgreSQL) plus the ci_timing tests; only the soak itself and its child entry point are ignored.
The row-local admin tests (test_receipt_admin_scope_row_local, test_row_local_receipt_admin_counts_follow_durable_dispositions) pass with the compact and materialized variants on PostgreSQL 17. With the lease_claims leg of the claim-slot discovery removed, test_receipt_admin_scope_row_local fails, so it covers that path.
After the abandon persona fixes, a 240 s abandon-only soak on PostgreSQL 17 (two SIGKILLed processes holding 2000 claims each) reports PASS with 0 violations. The monitor saw the claim ring advance from generation 0 to 9 (about every 25 s), the heartbeat sampler measured 56 passes (p50 110 ms), and both kills' backlogs cleared in 22–23 s. Before the fix the monitor read the poisoned -1 columns a fresh install leaves behind ledger authority.
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New Features
Queue promotion processes lanes independently, allowing other lanes to progress during contention. A lane-contention metric is available.
Queue-storage administration reads include receipt-backed running work and provide more accurate counts and job listings.
Added an opt-in persona-based soak test suite, with scripts to run it across PostgreSQL engines and generate reports.
Bug Fixes
Recovery skips ambiguous retained job bodies without interrupting other recovery work.
…port #640)
A busy enqueue lane held promotion of every other queue, and the
maintenance leader's rescue behind it. Each selected lane is now promoted
in its own transaction under a 50 ms lock timeout, due rows locked by
another transaction are skipped, and a lane that times out is handed to a
dedicated waiter (at most one per eight pool connections, between one and
four) while the leader continues. awa.maintenance.promote.lane_contention
counts hand-offs, waiter_limit and waiter_timed_out by state and queue.
Ported from the 0.6 line (#640) using the main adaptation in #636, without
its later change that shares one waiter between scheduled and retryable
rows, which has not shipped on 0.6.
…ward-port #672)
Promotion issued NOTIFY inside each lane transaction. A notifying
transaction takes PostgreSQL's cluster-wide notify-queue lock at COMMIT,
so a lane transaction could wait there holding its lane's locks under the
50 ms lock timeout, and under concurrent enqueues the commit timed out and
the batch rolled back as contended. Claimers are now woken once, after the
lanes commit; the wakeup is a hint claimers also poll for, so a failure is
logged and the promotion stands. A commit error is no longer reported as
lane contention.
…iling it (forward-port #672)
Hydrating a deleted lease fails when two retained ready bodies of one
attempt rank equally. In heartbeat, deadline and receipt rescue that error
rolled back the whole rescue transaction on every tick, stopping rescue of
every other stale attempt in the schema.
A typed HydrateError now separates that case: rescue treats the attempt
like one whose claim heads are busy, rolls back its savepoint, excludes it
from the pass and logs an error each tick. Point reads and direct
transitions still fail explicitly on an ambiguous body.
…ommitted job (forward-port #672)
With a lifecycle hook registered, a queue-storage completion re-read the
job to build its Completed event. load_job reads from one repeatable-read
snapshot across every place a job can live, so this cost about two dozen
round trips per completion. A completed attempt changes only its state,
finalized_at and progress, so the event is now built from the job the
worker holds, which already carries the sealed output.
The callback-wait event still re-reads the parked job, but a failed read
after the transition has committed is now logged and the event built from
the worker's copy, rather than reporting the committed transition as
failed and dropping its event and metrics.
#672)
--sql took precedence and nothing was extracted, so a runner following
the external-runner steps could apply SQL it never wrote to disk.
The database-roles guide also notes that lane provisioning fires the head
tables' triggers as the schema owner, so TRIGGER on those tables must not
be granted to other roles.
…es in admin counts (forward-port #655)
Open row-local receipt claims were found as NOT (closed OR EXISTS ...), so
each claim probed every terminal partition before its closure evidence
could rule it out. They now use the equivalent AND NOT EXISTS form, which
the planner can turn into anti joins, with a correlation fence on the
receipt-range membership check. Closure-batch lookups match the claim's
slot so unrelated closure partitions are pruned, the compact leg keeps its
range lookup correlated, and completed-kind counts probe each member's
ready row through its full key instead of scanning its retained lane.
Row-local claims are only written by 0.6 runtimes on this branch, so the
ported regression test exercises the compact receipt path.
…ts (forward-port #658, #660)
Admin job lists and kind counts on queue storage read ready, lease,
claim and terminal history in one statement, so each read held relation
locks on every retained partition it touched until it finished, and
prune's exclusive locks waited behind it.
Both now run in one repeatable-read, read-only transaction and release
each read phase through a savepoint rollback, keeping the snapshot:
- job lists select bounded, distinct candidates per state and per
populated claim slot before merging pages;
- kind counts aggregate each storage source separately and merge the
small (kind, queue) results, after capturing lane cursors first, since
sequence values do not follow MVCC;
- open receipt claims are enumerated one claim slot at a time. Installed
claim slot numbers are taken as they are, since a schema-only admin
store carries the default slot count.
The 0.6 change also split point reads into savepoint phases. That part is
not ported: point reads here lock the ready, lease and claim rings before
taking their snapshot, so they cannot race prune, and a savepoint cannot
release locks taken before it.
Adds the 0.6 regression tests for receipt-held jobs in lists and kind
counts (compact and materialized; row-local claims are written only by
0.6 runtimes) and for list pages refilled past closed and other-kind
claims.
…d (forward-port #643)
The shutdown drain of pending finalization is already on this branch,
with a unit test over the finalizer tracker. This adds the 0.6
integration test: a runtime on its own tokio runtime and pool is shut
down gracefully while its returned attempt's finalize is held behind the
receipt completion lock, then stopped as a process exit would; the job
must be completed exactly once and not rescued and run again.
An ignored multi-runtime soak that runs application-shaped workloads
(pipelines with deadlines, many low-rate queues, a firehose, ordered
streams, an operator, chaos, admin UI users, a Python process, fan-out,
live shard-count changes under restricted roles, and a SIGKILLed process
holding a large claim backlog) against one disposable database, with an
invariant oracle, durable terminal-proof sampling, ring-lock diagnostics
and worker-error gating. scripts/persona-soak.sh runs it across private
PostgreSQL 17, 18 and assert-enabled 18 containers;
scripts/persona-soak-against.sh runs this harness, with ci_timing.rs,
against another revision.
Ported from the 0.6 line as of 0.6.14. Dynamic SQL goes through
audited_sql for sqlx 0.9, and the role grants follow
docs/security/database-roles.md.
…e and aging (forward-port 0.6.14)
Carries the 0.6.14 operator guidance on what longer rotation intervals
cost (larger slots and indexes, coarser history, unchanged prune locks)
and suggests trying them before a longer prune lock timeout. Updates the
storage model mapping for per-lane promotion, rescue's deferral of busy
or ambiguous attempts, and aging's claim-head locks. The correctness
README notes that the abstract job bodies do not cover an attempt with
two equally plausible retained bodies.
This pull request updates queue-storage promotion, rescue, lifecycle handling, and admin reads. It adds a configurable persona soak harness with Rust and Python workloads, database and process monitoring, correctness checks, reporting, scripts, tests, and documentation.
Changes: Queue-storage maintenance and runtime changes
Promotion runs in separate transactions for (queue, priority) lanes. The promoter reports contended lanes, and maintenance hands them to bounded waiter tasks. Metrics and tests cover lane contention and notification-lock behavior. The CLI rejects using migrate --sql with --extract-to.
Receipt-aware admin reads and projections awa-model/src/admin.rs, awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs, awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs, docs/configuration.md
Admin reads query sources separately in read-only repeatable-read transactions with savepoints. Candidate IDs are deduplicated, and receipt reads use populated claim slots. Tests cover receipt-backed counts, filters, pagination, and projections.
Rescue skips and logs ambiguous retained ready-body attempts while continuing other candidates. Completion events use the worker’s job copy, and callback-wait handling falls back when committed-job reload fails.
Adds soak configuration, database setup, connection budgeting, client hosting, shared state, orchestration, test entry points, and engine-matrix and against-ref scripts. CI Postgres service containers receive a 256 MB shared-memory setting.
Observation, evidence, and reporting awa/tests/persona_soak/{oracle,abandon_oracle,terminal_proof,pgserver,python_probe,ring_locks,report,worker_errors}.rs, awa/tests/persona_soak/ring_lock_capture.sql
Rust personas and shard checks awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/{mod,abandon,alex,chaos,fanout,mia,priya,sam,shardops,tom,ui}.rs, awa/tests/persona_soak/shard_oracle.rs
Adds Rust workload personas and shared helpers for claim abandonment, admin operations, fanout inserts, retry and scheduling behavior, shard changes, chaos actions, and UI requests.
Python persona process and drain behavior awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/python.rs, awa/tests/persona_soak/python/soak_python.py, awa/tests/persona_soak/python/test_soak_python.py, awa/tests/persona_soak/python_probe.rs
Adds a Python workload process and Rust controller. The harness records session and rollback evidence and tests startup in drain mode and stop signals during migration.
Resolve or explicitly accept the outstanding maintenance-blocking and rescue-starvation issues before merging. The soak harness also retains deadlock, configuration, and evidence-accounting defects that can cause hangs, false failures, or missed failures. Fixes reported on the release branch still need to reach this PR.
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A rabbit taps the queue at dawn, While lanes take turns and locks move on. The busy rows wait out their turn, The soak tests watch each job return. Reports collect what probes have seen, Then carrots mark the run complete.
…ition reads
main writes compact claim batches only, but still reads and closes the
row-local lease_claims rows a 0.6 runtime writes during a rolling upgrade.
Rewrite compact claims into that shape so the per-slot receipt candidate
path, row-local claim-slot discovery and the disposition counts are
covered for them, as release/0.6.6 covered them with deadline claims.
…them
On main a fresh install keeps the claim-ring cursor in the
claim_ring_rotations ledger and poisons the claim_ring_state columns to
-1, so the abandon monitor saw a ring that never moved and probed the
wrong next slot. Read the cursor from the representation
ring_cursor_authority names, as the runtime does.
Deadline-backed claims are compact on main too, so the heartbeat sample
read no rows and returned silently. Sample both persona queues' compact
claims, report a failed sample query as incomplete, and mark the run
incomplete when samples keep finding no open claim while the process
reports running handlers. The slot probe tests now cover compact claims
with and without a deadline and a row-local claim as a 0.6 runtime
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awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs: 2
12877-12885: Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Advance past ambiguous attempts in rescue scans.
If 500 ambiguous attempts precede a recoverable attempt, the frozen selection prevents rescue from reaching it. Later passes can select the same 500 attempts again. Let rescue scan beyond excluded attempts while preserving the batch boundary.
Prompt for AI Agents
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs around lines 12877 - 12885:
Update the rescue scan around the HydrateError::Ambiguous branch to advance past
ambiguous attempts instead of repeatedly selecting them. Preserve the batch
boundary and the existing behavior that leaves each ambiguous attempt running,
while allowing later recoverable attempts to be reached on subsequent passes.
18952-18965: Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Bound the post-commit notification wait.
If the notify lock stays busy, this await can block maintenance after promotion commits. Rescue, rotation, leadership checks, and shutdown handling then wait too. Bound the notification wait and keep timeout handling best-effort.
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Review comment at @awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs around lines 18952 - 18965:
Bound the post-promotion `sqlx::query(...).execute(pool).await` notification
wait so a busy notify lock cannot block maintenance indefinitely. Handle timeout
as a best-effort notification failure and allow rescue, rotation, leadership
checks, and shutdown handling to continue without changing the committed
promotion.
Another notifying backend can satisfy the readiness check. The test can then pass without contention, even if lane transactions still notify. Identify the holder backend and verify that its lock overlaps promotion.
Prompt for AI Agents
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs around lines 11695 -
11703:
Update the readiness check around `holder_task` to identify the intended holder
backend rather than accepting any granted matching lock in `pg_locks`. Retain
that backend’s identity and verify its lock remains held while promotion runs,
so the test only passes when the intended holder overlaps promotion.
Fix comments: Fix CodeRabbit comments on this PR
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @awa-model/src/admin.rs:
- Around line 1164-1171: Update the savepoint handling in the transaction around
`awa_list_candidates` so the repeatable-read snapshot retains protection against
claim-ring truncation across both reads. Do not roll back or release the lock
protecting claim evidence between read phases; arrange for that protection to
remain held while still preserving the outer snapshot.
Review comments at @awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs:
- Around line 1484-1497: Update the compact lookup branch in
open_receipt_running_claims_sql_from to use closure_rel and closure_batch_rel
when a slot is selected, while retaining the parent closure relations for
unscoped reads.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/executor.rs:
- Around line 2447-2451: Update the fallback construction around
reload_committed_job so it does not send hooks the pre-registration job copy
unchanged. Populate the event with the committed callback metadata and
parked-state fields, including callback ID, timeout, heartbeat, and deadline,
using the values available from the commit flow; keep the successful reload path
unchanged.
- Around line 2164-2167: Clear the attempt timestamps in the synthesized
completed-job snapshot: update the completion branch that clones `job` into
`updated_job` to set `heartbeat_at` and `deadline_at` to `None`, matching
terminal job reads.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs:
- Around line 839-848: Bound aggregate lane-lock waiting in the promotion flow
around promote_due_lanes, rather than allowing each selected lane to consume the
full timeout in one tick. Defer lanes when the batch budget is exhausted and
ensure deferred lanes are retried fairly on later ticks; preserve existing
promotion outcomes for lanes processed within the budget.
- Around line 780-782: Update lane_waiter_limit so its admission limit accounts
for pool capacity needed by dispatch, heartbeat, and maintenance queries; when a
long-lived lane waiter would occupy the last available connection, do not hand
off that wait. Ensure the limit can represent no eligible waiters for small
pools rather than forcing a minimum of one, while preserving the existing cap
for larger pools.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/db.rs:
- Around line 222-227: Make dropping a live ClientHost safe from an async
persona task by ensuring its runtime is shut down nonblockingly. Update
ClientHost’s runtime ownership and drop path to use Tokio’s nonblocking shutdown
behavior without blocking or panicking during cleanup.
- Around line 183-197: Update Budget::reserve to exclude the label’s existing
allocation from the used-connection total before calculating available capacity,
so replacing a reservation does not count it twice. Preserve the existing
minimum check and grant behavior.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs:
- Around line 285-300: Update check_unexplained_cancels to process every
cancelled row in the scan window instead of stopping at the 2,000-row limit,
using pagination or another complete-scan approach. Advance last_cancel_scan_ms
only after the full window has been scanned, so remaining cancellations cannot
be skipped.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/abandon.rs:
- Around line 896-900: Capture the live-owner boundary from the database clock
before spawning the child, and use that value when determining whether claims
are still held; do not derive the boundary from the harness clock. Preserve the
existing `live_owner_rescued` behavior for claims that fall within the
database-based boundary.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/alex.rs:
- Around line 403-432: Update the ledger flagging around `bulk_retry_from_dlq`
and `purge_dlq` so each operation marks only exhausted jobs belonging to its
selected queue: infer jobs for the infer-queue retry and train jobs for the
train-queue purge. Use the ledger’s existing job metadata to match the queue
targeted by each `ListDlqFilter`, preserving all unrelated flags and operations.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/chaos.rs:
- Around line 97-102: Update the pg_stat_activity query used by chaos
termination to exclude sessions whose application_name is soak_shardops_owner or
soak_shardops_migrator, while preserving the existing filters for other
sessions.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/tom.rs:
- Line 112: Update the queue_count calculation in Tom’s persona setup to ensure
it is at least CRON_JOBS, while preserving the existing scaled count whenever it
is larger.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/ui.rs:
- Around line 608-630: Guard both Tom-specific cron action branches in the UI
persona flow with `shared.config.has(Persona::Tom)`, so resume and trigger
actions are skipped when Tom is disabled; preserve the existing behavior when
Tom is enabled.
- Around line 585-607: Update the `shared.ledger.mark_where` predicate in the
UiOps bulk-purge flow to mark only exhausted Mia jobs in `mia::TRAIN_QUEUE` that
the purge actually affects. Leave exhausted infer and deadline jobs unmarked so
final reconciliation can process them.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/python/soak_python.py:
- Around line 328-331: Update the timing arguments passed to client.start to use
the harness’s effective configured heartbeat and rescue intervals and its scaled
staleness value, rather than fixed values. Keep the Python maintenance timing
aligned with the Rust heartbeat configuration so rescue does not precede the
effective staleness threshold.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/registry.rs:
- Around line 82-87: Update the `get` method to copy the resolved index while
holding the `by_name` read guard, then release that guard before acquiring the
`queues` read lock. Preserve the existing exact-name and suffixed-name lookup
behavior, and use the copied index to retrieve and clone the queue.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/shard_oracle.rs:
- Around line 384-394: Update the rescue classification in the shard-ops oracle
around `was_rescued` so legitimate re-executions are recognized regardless of
whether Mia or Tom leads maintenance. Use rescue evidence available from every
runtime rather than relying solely on the local `RESCUED` record flag, and
preserve the existing duplicate classification for repeats without rescue
evidence.
Review comments at @docs/configuration.md:
- Line 248: Update the `waiter_timed_out` description in the configuration
documentation to report a lock contention error in the waiter’s promotion
transaction, with lock acquisition able to wait up to 30 seconds. Do not
attribute the timeout to a single lane-lock holder.
- Line 604: Update the queue-footprint estimates in the configuration
documentation to base them on the actual slot rotation period, explaining that
cadence gates can keep a slot open across several decision intervals. Present
`queue_rotate_interval` as the estimate basis only when rotation occurs on each
tick, and adjust the history-span estimate to use the actual rotation period.
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Major comments:
Review comments at @awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs:
- Around line 12877-12885: Update the rescue scan around the
HydrateError::Ambiguous branch to advance past ambiguous attempts instead of
repeatedly selecting them. Preserve the batch boundary and the existing behavior
that leaves each ambiguous attempt running, while allowing later recoverable
attempts to be reached on subsequent passes.
- Around line 18952-18965: Bound the post-promotion
`sqlx::query(...).execute(pool).await` notification wait so a busy notify lock
cannot block maintenance indefinitely. Handle timeout as a best-effort
notification failure and allow rescue, rotation, leadership checks, and shutdown
handling to continue without changing the committed promotion.
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Review comments at @awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs:
- Around line 11695-11703: Update the readiness check around `holder_task` to
identify the intended holder backend rather than accepting any granted matching
lock in `pg_locks`. Retain that backend’s identity and verify its lock remains
held while promotion runs, so the test only passes when the intended holder
overlaps promotion.
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Use the database clock for the live-owner boundary.
If the database clock lags the harness, early claims can fall before this boundary. The soak can then report live_owner_rescued and fail even though the child still holds the claims. Capture the boundary from the database before spawning the child.
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Capture the live-owner boundary from the database clock before spawning the
child, and use that value when determining whether claims are still held; do not
derive the boundary from the harness clock. Preserve the existing
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Record shard-ops rescues from every maintenance leader.
If a Mia or Tom runtime rescues a shard-ops job, its local hooks do not record RESCUED. A legitimate re-execution can then fail the soak as duplicate_execution. Make rescue evidence available to the oracle regardless of which runtime leads.
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Update the rescue classification in the shard-ops oracle around `was_rescued` so
legitimate re-executions are recognized regardless of whether Mia or Tom leads
maintenance. Use rescue evidence available from every runtime rather than
relying solely on the local `RESCUED` record flag, and preserve the existing
duplicate classification for repeats without rescue evidence.
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If a compact claim completes and its partition is pruned after the snapshot starts, receipt enumeration can miss the claim. An unfiltered job list can omit the retained completed job, and kind overviews can undercount it. Protect the snapshot from claim-ring truncation across both reads.
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Update the savepoint handling in the transaction around `awa_list_candidates` so
the repeatable-read snapshot retains protection against claim-ring truncation
across both reads. Do not roll back or release the lock protecting claim
evidence between read phases; arrange for that protection to remain held while
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Preserve callback metadata in the fallback event.
If the post-commit reload fails, the fallback sends hooks the pre-registration job copy. Its callback ID and timeout can be missing, and its heartbeat and deadline can be stale. Preserve the committed callback metadata and parked-state fields when constructing the event.
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Update the fallback construction around reload_committed_job so it does not send
hooks the pre-registration job copy unchanged. Populate the event with the
committed callback metadata and parked-state fields, including callback ID,
timeout, heartbeat, and deadline, using the values available from the commit
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sqlx 0.9.0 PoolOptions acquire_timeout configure connection pool max connections docs.rs
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Sources consulted:
- Pool in sqlx - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx/latest/sqlx/struct.Pool.html
- sqlx 0.9.0 - Docs.rs — https://docs.rs/crate/sqlx/0.9.0
- PoolOptions in sqlx::self - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx/latest/sqlx/self/struct.PoolOptions.html
- SqlitePoolOptions in sqlx::sqlite - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx/latest/sqlx/sqlite/type.SqlitePoolOptions.html
- options.rs - source — https://docs.rs/sqlx-core-oldapi/latest/src/sqlx_core_oldapi/pool/options.rs.html
- …and 7 more
Preserve pool capacity for other runtime queries.
If both listeners fall back during startup, a two-connection pool can run with one connection held by the leader. A contended-lane waiter can then hold the other for up to 30 seconds, blocking dispatch, heartbeat, and maintenance queries. Avoid handing off a long wait when it exhausts the pool.
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Update lane_waiter_limit so its admission limit accounts for pool capacity
needed by dispatch, heartbeat, and maintenance queries; when a long-lived lane
waiter would occupy the last available connection, do not hand off that wait.
Ensure the limit can represent no eligible waiters for small pools rather than
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If 200 selected lanes each reach the 50 ms timeout, one batch can hold the maintenance leader for about ten seconds. Retryable promotion and rescue must wait until the batch returns. Bound the aggregate work and retry deferred lanes fairly.
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Bound aggregate lane-lock waiting in the promotion flow around
promote_due_lanes, rather than allowing each selected lane to consume the full
timeout in one tick. Defer lanes when the batch budget is exhausted and ensure
deferred lanes are retried fairly on later ticks; preserve existing promotion
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On main the rotation cadence gates decide when a non-empty slot rotates,
so queue_rotate_interval is only the decision interval and the estimates
understated slot size and history span.
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maineverything the 0.6 line shipped in 0.6.14 thatmaindid not already have. Each 0.6 PR was checked againstmainby content, not by title; itemsmainalready carries through its own PRs are listed as skipped below.No new migration: none of the ported changes touch the schema.
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fix(queue-storage): promote each enqueue lane independentlymainadaptation from draft #636 (its first two commits), without #636's later change that shares one waiter between scheduled and retryable rows, which has not shipped on 0.6. Addsawa.maintenance.promote.lane_contention.fix(queue-storage): wake claimers after promotion's lane commitsfix(queue-storage): skip an ambiguous attempt in rescue instead of failing itHydrateError;hydrate_deleted_leases_with_sources_txkeepsmain'swrite_receipt_closuresargument.fix(worker): build lifecycle events without re-reading or failing a committed jobmain'sload_job_without_outputre-read; the worker's copy already carries the sealed output. The callback-wait event still re-reads, throughreload_committed_job.awa migraterejects--sqlwith--extract-to; trigger-privilege cautionfix(cli): reject migrate --sql combined with --extract-todocs/security/database-roles.md. The 0.6.13→0.6.14 upgrade-guide text is 0.6-specific and not ported.perf(queue-storage): avoid repeated receipt closure and terminal probes in admin countsmain's doc comment on the open-receipt set is kept: this branch writes compact receipt claims only. The 0.6 regression test is ported for compact receipts and for row-local ones, whichmainreads but only a 0.6 runtime writes; the test rewrites compact claims into thelease_claimsrows 0.6 writes.fix(admin): bound partition locks retained by job lists and kind counts(tests)mainalready had the SQL. Ports the compact, row-local and materializedreceipt_admin_scopetests; the row-local variant rewrites compact claims into 0.6'slease_claimsrows, so the per-slot receipt candidates and the open-claim slot discovery are covered for claims a 0.6 runtime wrote during a rolling upgrade.fix(admin): bound partition locks retained by job lists and kind countsmain's "any ready row gives the kind" predicate. Populated claim slots are taken as installed rather than bounded by the store's configuredclaim_slot_count.test(worker): graceful shutdown finalizes returned attempts end to endmain; this adds the 0.6 integration test and the B8 test-plan row.ci_timing.rscopy inpersona-soak-against.sh)test(soak): add the persona soak suiteaudited_sqlfor sqlx 0.9; role grants and doc links point atdocs/security/database-roles.md. The abandon persona reads the claim-ring cursor from the representationring_cursor_authoritynames (the ledger on a fresh install), and its heartbeat sample and slot probe read compact claims, whichmainwrites for deadline-backed claims too; the slot probe tests also cover row-local claims. The soak itself is ignored by default; the soak modules' 48 unit tests (22 of them#[tokio::test], some against PostgreSQL) run in normalcargo test.docs: rotation sizing guidance and model mapping ...Already on
main(skipped)maincounterpartget_jobmain's admin reads (job_kind_overviews,list_jobsper-place candidates)Blockeddefiner_lane_provisioningpatch is v053 hererepair_lane_sequencerestores the original role after a SET-only reassignment)78e904e6(in #600)1ff24b8b(in #600)main's tests carry different names)main'sfinalizers: TaskTrackerdrain inClient::shutdownNot ported, deliberately
load_jobreads each place a job can live in its own savepoint so prune can take a partition back between phases, and 0.6 documents the resulting transient "completed job briefly shows available or missing" window.main'sload_jobinstead locks the ready, lease and claim rings inACCESS SHAREbefore it takes its snapshot (Keep admin reads correct across moves, aging and request cancellation #600), which closes that window; a savepoint cannot release locks taken before it, so the 0.6 change does not apply. The 0.6 troubleshooting section describing the window is not ported either.docs/upgrade-0.6.13-to-0.6.14.md, theR__definer_lane_provisioning.sqlexternal-runner steps) and release/version bumps.For review
mainholdsACCESS SHAREon every ready, lease and claim partition for eachget_job/load_job, and list hydration callsload_job_without_outputper candidate. Bound partition locks retained by admin reads (0.6) #660 was motivated by admin reads holding enough partition locks to keep pruneBlocked; onmainthe point-read share of that remains. Worth deciding for 0.7 whether the prelock stays, or point reads move to the 0.6 shape and accept the documented window.REPEATABLE READ, READ ONLYtransaction with one savepoint per state, per source and per populated claim slot, instead of one statement. Results are identical (the equivalence and scope tests cover it), but an unfiltered page now issues up to eight state phases plus one per populated claim slot.queue_storage_populated_claim_slotsrejects a slot at or above the store's configuredclaim_slot_count; a schema-only admin store carries the default, so a ring installed with more claim slots would fail lists and kind counts there. This port takes installed slot numbers as they are (as Fix admin recovery in larger installed ready rings #665 does for ready slots). The 0.6 line likely needs the same fix.mainalready uses for these paths; nothing here reads or writes ring-authority or ledger state. The rescueHydrateErrorchange only alters what happens after hydration fails.Validation
cargo fmt --all,SQLX_OFFLINE=true cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningsandSQLX_OFFLINE=true cargo build --workspacepass.queue_storage_runtime_test(307 tests, including every ported test) passes on PostgreSQL 18. On PostgreSQL 17 it passed 306 of 307 while running alongside a second suite; the failure was the 1 s wall-clock bound intest_queue_storage_promotion_leaves_a_contended_lane_deferred_and_in_order(1.02 s), and all five promotion tests pass when run on their own.admin_read_equivalence_test(lists and kind counts against the formercurrent_jobsdefinition),lifecycle_hook_test(21) and the ignoredenqueue_lane_maintenance_coupling_testcases (2) pass on PostgreSQL 17 and 18;awa-ui(includingadmin_read_cost_test),awa-worker,awa-metrics,awa-modelandawa-clitests pass on PostgreSQL 18.admin_read_cancel_test: 7 of 17 fail locally withElapsed, identically on unmodifiedmainin the same environment (its TCP proxy fixture); CI is the reference for it.mia,tom,priya,sam,alex,chaos,fanout,shardops,abandon, scale 0.5, two SIGKILLed claim-and-abandon processes) reportsPASSwith 0 violations and 0 findings. The UI and Python personas were not run.cargo test(cargo test -p awa --test persona_soak_test): 58 pass on PostgreSQL 17, the 48 soak-module tests (22#[tokio::test], including theslot_probe_*tests against PostgreSQL) plus theci_timingtests; only the soak itself and its child entry point are ignored.test_receipt_admin_scope_row_local,test_row_local_receipt_admin_counts_follow_durable_dispositions) pass with the compact and materialized variants on PostgreSQL 17. With thelease_claimsleg of the claim-slot discovery removed,test_receipt_admin_scope_row_localfails, so it covers that path.PASSwith 0 violations. The monitor saw the claim ring advance from generation 0 to 9 (about every 25 s), the heartbeat sampler measured 56 passes (p50 110 ms), and both kills' backlogs cleared in 22–23 s. Before the fix the monitor read the poisoned-1columns a fresh install leaves behind ledger authority.Summary by CodeRabbit