fix(txn): TXN.COMMIT aborts instead of applying a partial transaction (#499) - #563
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesCross-store transaction rejection handling
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…#499) A TXN body whose ops are rejected by a TXN guard -- a cross-shard write at --shards > 1, MOVE, COPY ... DB, SWAPDB, a cross-shard Cypher write -- used to commit the ACCEPTED subset and answer +OK. The per-op errors did reach the client, but a driver inspects the COMMIT reply, not the replies of the body commands (exactly as it inspects EXEC and not the QUEUEDs), so a routing mistake became silent partial application of a transaction the caller believes is atomic. Reproduced from Lunaris RFC 0008 section 2.4 on --shards 4. Semantics chosen: Redis MULTI parity. A queue-time error sets CLIENT_DIRTY_EXEC and EXEC aborts having run nothing; here a guard rejection poisons the cross-store transaction and TXN.COMMIT rolls the whole thing back through the existing TXN.ABORT path (abort_cross_store_txn_routed), answering EXECABORT TXN.COMMIT discarded because of previous errors: N operation(s) rejected inside the transaction (first: <CMD>) -- rolled back and NOT committed and leaving the connection out of the transaction. Abort-all was reachable without new machinery precisely because a rejected op applied nothing: the accepted subset is already fully captured by the same undo log TXN.ABORT replays. Nothing changes for a transaction whose every op was accepted. Implementation: - CrossStoreTxn gains rejected_ops / first_rejected_cmd plus record_rejected_op and is_dirty; ConnectionState::mark_cross_txn_rejected is the single entry point every guard site calls. - All 10 ERR_TXN_CROSS_SHARD rejection sites (5 in handler_sharded, 5 in handler_monoio) now mark the transaction dirty. try_handle_swapdb takes &mut ConnectionState so it can. - The dirty check sits ahead of the killed-snapshot arm in both commit handlers: rollback is the strictly stronger action, and txn_manager.abort() retires a killed transaction just as abort_killed would. Tests (red-first, both runtimes -- the two handlers have drifted before): - tests/txn_partial_reject.rs (handler_sharded/tokio, in-process 4-shard server): commit-aborts + fully-accepted-commits-OK. Red output was `TXN.COMMIT must fail when queued ops were rejected: "OK"`. - tests/txn_partial_reject_monoio.rs (the SHIPPED runtime, real moon binary at --shards 4). Verified non-vacuous: with the monoio dirty check disabled the abort test fails with `got: "+OK\r\n"`. - Unit: CrossStoreTxn poisoning and the EXECABORT error shape (count, first command, no dangling "(first: )" when absent). The message stops at "rolled back and NOT committed" rather than claiming "nothing was applied": rollback is the same best-effort TXN.ABORT path, whose undo capture still has gaps (#500), and an absolute claim would be a promise this code cannot keep. What is guaranteed is that the commit did not happen. Refs: #499. Note for #500 (undo-capture gaps for MSET / multi-key DEL): this fix inherits the abort path's coverage exactly -- it makes commit stop lying, it does not widen what abort can roll back. author: Tin Dang
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In `@src/command/transaction.rs`:
- Around line 264-266: Update the documentation at src/command/transaction.rs
lines 264-266 to describe the bounded rollback guarantee for covered SET
operations rather than claiming nothing was applied for every command type.
Update tests/txn_partial_reject.rs lines 11-13 to state that the test verifies
rollback of accepted operations in this scenario; no other behavior or code
changes are needed.
In `@tests/txn_partial_reject.rs`:
- Around line 36-78: Update start_txn_server in tests/txn_partial_reject.rs
(lines 36-78) to return an RAII server guard whose Drop implementation cancels
the shutdown token, and adjust its callers to use the guard. Update the
corresponding helper in tests/txn_partial_reject_monoio.rs (lines 21-47) to
return an RAII child-process guard whose Drop implementation kills and waits for
the moon process, ensuring cleanup during unwinding.
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| /// #499: the commit-time abort error must carry the `EXECABORT` code, the | ||
| /// rejected-op count, the first offending command, and say plainly that | ||
| /// nothing was applied. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the rollback guarantee in the test documentation.
Rollback uses the best-effort TXN.ABORT path. The current tests verify rollback for the covered SET operations. They must not claim that no operation can be applied for every command type.
src/command/transaction.rs#L264-L266: replace “nothing was applied” with the bounded rollback guarantee.tests/txn_partial_reject.rs#L11-L13: state that the test verifies rollback of the accepted operations in this scenario.
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src/command/transaction.rs#L264-L266(this comment)tests/txn_partial_reject.rs#L11-L13
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In `@src/command/transaction.rs` around lines 264 - 266, Update the documentation
at src/command/transaction.rs lines 264-266 to describe the bounded rollback
guarantee for covered SET operations rather than claiming nothing was applied
for every command type. Update tests/txn_partial_reject.rs lines 11-13 to state
that the test verifies rollback of accepted operations in this scenario; no
other behavior or code changes are needed.
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| async fn start_txn_server(num_shards: usize) -> (u16, CancellationToken) { | ||
| const MAX_ATTEMPTS: usize = 8; | ||
| // `--disk-free-min-pct 0`: dev volumes routinely sit under the 5% default | ||
| // and the diskfull guard would turn every write in this suite into | ||
| // `MOONERR diskfull`, masking the behaviour under test. | ||
| let tmp = std::env::temp_dir(); | ||
| let dir = tmp.to_string_lossy().into_owned(); | ||
| for attempt in 1..=MAX_ATTEMPTS { | ||
| let port = common::reserve_port(); | ||
| let token = CancellationToken::new(); | ||
| let (config, _matches) = ServerConfig::parse_from_with_matches([ | ||
| "moon", | ||
| "--bind", | ||
| "127.0.0.1", | ||
| "--port", | ||
| &port.to_string(), | ||
| "--shards", | ||
| &num_shards.to_string(), | ||
| "--appendonly", | ||
| "no", | ||
| "--dir", | ||
| &dir, | ||
| "--maxmemory", | ||
| "0", | ||
| "--disk-free-min-pct", | ||
| "0", | ||
| ]); | ||
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| spawn_txn_server_thread(config, num_shards, token.clone()); | ||
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| if await_server_ready(port, std::time::Duration::from_secs(5)).await { | ||
| return (port, token); | ||
| } | ||
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| token.cancel(); | ||
| eprintln!( | ||
| "start_txn_server: server on port {port} not ready \ | ||
| (attempt {attempt}/{MAX_ATTEMPTS}); retrying on a new port" | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
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| panic!("start_txn_server: could not bring up a server after {MAX_ATTEMPTS} attempts"); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clean up test servers during unwinding.
Both helpers rely on cleanup after the final assertion. A failed assertion skips that cleanup. The Tokio test can leave server threads active. The Monoio test can leave an orphan moon process active.
tests/txn_partial_reject.rs#L36-L78: return an RAII server guard that cancels the token inDrop.tests/txn_partial_reject_monoio.rs#L21-L47: return an RAII child-process guard that kills and waits for the child inDrop.
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In `@tests/txn_partial_reject.rs` around lines 36 - 78, Update start_txn_server in
tests/txn_partial_reject.rs (lines 36-78) to return an RAII server guard whose
Drop implementation cancels the shutdown token, and adjust its callers to use
the guard. Update the corresponding helper in tests/txn_partial_reject_monoio.rs
(lines 21-47) to return an RAII child-process guard whose Drop implementation
kills and waits for the moon process, ensuring cleanup during unwinding.
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A TXN body whose ops are rejected by a TXN guard -- a cross-shard write at
--shards > 1, MOVE, COPY ... DB, SWAPDB, a cross-shard Cypher write -- used to
commit the ACCEPTED subset and answer +OK. The per-op errors did reach the
client, but a driver inspects the COMMIT reply, not the replies of the body
commands (exactly as it inspects EXEC and not the QUEUEDs), so a routing
mistake became silent partial application of a transaction the caller believes
is atomic. Reproduced from Lunaris RFC 0008 section 2.4 on --shards 4.
Semantics chosen: Redis MULTI parity. A queue-time error sets CLIENT_DIRTY_EXEC
and EXEC aborts having run nothing; here a guard rejection poisons the
cross-store transaction and TXN.COMMIT rolls the whole thing back through the
existing TXN.ABORT path (abort_cross_store_txn_routed), answering
EXECABORT TXN.COMMIT discarded because of previous errors: N operation(s)
rejected inside the transaction (first: ) -- rolled back and NOT
committed
and leaving the connection out of the transaction. Abort-all was reachable
without new machinery precisely because a rejected op applied nothing: the
accepted subset is already fully captured by the same undo log TXN.ABORT
replays. Nothing changes for a transaction whose every op was accepted.
Implementation:
and is_dirty; ConnectionState::mark_cross_txn_rejected is the single entry
point every guard site calls.
handler_monoio) now mark the transaction dirty. try_handle_swapdb takes
&mut ConnectionState so it can.
handlers: rollback is the strictly stronger action, and txn_manager.abort()
retires a killed transaction just as abort_killed would.
Tests (red-first, both runtimes -- the two handlers have drifted before):
server): commit-aborts + fully-accepted-commits-OK. Red output was
TXN.COMMIT must fail when queued ops were rejected: "OK".--shards 4). Verified non-vacuous: with the monoio dirty check disabled the
abort test fails with
got: "+OK\r\n".command, no dangling "(first: )" when absent).
The message stops at "rolled back and NOT committed" rather than claiming
"nothing was applied": rollback is the same best-effort TXN.ABORT path, whose
undo capture still has gaps (#500), and an absolute claim would be a promise
this code cannot keep. What is guaranteed is that the commit did not happen.
Refs: #499. Note for #500 (undo-capture gaps for MSET / multi-key DEL): this
fix inherits the abort path's coverage exactly -- it makes commit stop lying,
it does not widen what abort can roll back.
author: Tin Dang
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TXN.COMMITnow returnsEXECABORTand rolls back the entire transaction when any operation is rejected.