S2 — Navigator, Settings, DFU and StorageInfo own their pending state - #1486
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…n pending state The four domains whose legacy answer is already terminal now own the rider's request end to end: an intent, an operation token, a bounded effect, and one `admit_intent` / `next_effect` / `apply_outcome` seam beside the state they already hold. A plan, an update phase, a settings write and a free-space refresh each exist in exactly one place. Navigator is the load-bearing half. It owns the planning lifecycle per family (`Idle → Requested → Planning → PreviewReady → Committing → Active | Failed`), the #499 post-time annihilation, the #1146 per-family freeze release, and late-answer refusal by token — and it is the single writer of `RerouteFreeze`, which moved in from `App`. `SettingsMachine` absorbs `HostPending`'s persist half (the dirty revision, the subtree debounce, the retry backoff, the #810 stale-ack rule); `HostPending`'s remaining store-commit counter folds into `App`. Pass stages 8, 9 and 11 stop being empty and advance real machines; stage 1 consumes their outcomes. The eight `peek_host_command` / `drain_host_command` arms become translation only, through the `compat.rs` rows those effects already had. `DRAIN_ORDER`, `class()`, `HostCommand` and `HostEvent` are untouched. There is deliberately no `UiRuntime` → Navigator/DFU/StorageInfo connection: a screen names its request straight to the owner through `Ctx`, which reaches the domain before stage 1 rather than at stage 4, and is the only shape that also serves the hosts still driving `drain_host_commands` — no host runs the pass until S6. A slot beside it would be the second copy this slice exists to remove. Deleted with their replacements: seven `Activity` one-shot slots and their `take_*` / `has_*` / `pending_*` families, `App::card_free_bytes`, the whole `HostPending` type, and the four `note_plan_started` / `note_plan_ended` call sites inside the drain. Refs #1485, epic #1397. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR consolidates pending state ownership across navigation, settings, DFU, and storage while preserving the documented behavior and passing the supplied conformance and trace checks. It is mergeable with owner awareness that a changed documentation comment still contains revision and epic history references that should be cleaned up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Screen
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participant NavigatorMachine
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Screen->>NavigatorMachine: submit navigation or detour intent
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DeviceCorePass->>NavigatorMachine: request next effect
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DeviceCorePass->>CompatibilityAdapter: translate effect
CompatibilityAdapter->>HostExecutor: send protocol command
HostExecutor->>CompatibilityAdapter: return operation result
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NavigatorMachine->>App: update route or detour state
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Stage 1 calls
self.on_warningdirectly. The stage-2 handler at Line 401 raises the same class of notice intoself.pass.connections.faults, and the stage-13 documentation states that every fault raised in a pass reaches the rider together. Use the connection here so the settings failure follows the same path as every other in-pass fault.♻️ Proposed change
if let Some(outcome) = outcomes.settings.take() { let now_ms = self.ui.now_ms; if self.settings_ops.apply_outcome(outcome, now_ms) { - self.on_warning(crate::screen::WarningFlags::SETTINGS_ERROR); + self.pass.connections.faults.raise(crate::screen::WarningFlags::SETTINGS_ERROR); } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@firmware/obc-app/src/navigator.rs`:
- Around line 297-350: Update next_plan_effect to refuse issuing a new planning
effect whenever live already contains an in-flight family, so legacy command
draining cannot emit both Route and Detour operations in one pass. Leave the
undelivered request queued for a later pass, and preserve existing
cancellation/release ordering and token issuance for the first operation.
In `@firmware/obc-app/src/settings.rs`:
- Around line 2274-2282: Update note_persist_failed and note_seeded to return
whether the failure applies to the current in-flight revision or seeded state,
rather than unconditionally returning true. Stale failures must leave the newer
pending state unaffected and report false; valid failures should preserve the
existing retry or clean-state transitions and report true.
In `@host/obc-host-core/tests/device_core_conformance.rs`:
- Around line 1496-1503: Update the assertions around plan.effects.settings in
the harness.pass() result to require that the settings effect is present before
consuming it; preserve the existing checks that navigator, dfu, catalog, and
retention effects remain empty.
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In `@firmware/obc-app/src/device_core/pass.rs`:
- Around line 350-355: Update the settings outcome handling around
settings_ops.apply_outcome so a failed application raises SETTINGS_ERROR through
self.pass.connections.faults instead of calling self.on_warning directly.
Preserve the existing outcome consumption and timestamp flow while matching the
fault-routing behavior used by the stage-2 handler.
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Adversarial review — S2 #1486
I tried to refute this one. The architecture holds up: the four seams are real, the deletions are genuine (I grepped every named symbol — HostPending, card_free_bytes on App, all seven Activity slots and their method families are gone with no second copy anywhere), RerouteFreeze really does have exactly one writer, and the pass/drain pair reach the same state through the same doors. The disposition table is byte-for-byte unchanged and the wake profile never moved.
Three things I could not talk myself out of. None is a blocker; all three are real.
app.rs integrity verdict: INTACT
Given the disclosed mid-run git checkout and transcript replay, I audited app.rs specifically rather than trusting the diff summary:
- The diff is 887 lines across 41 hunks; I read every hunk. Every one is slice-related. Non-hunk regions are identical to
origin/developby construction. - Function inventory diffed
developvsHEAD: the only deltas are the 7 expected additions (land_route_plan,land_detour_plan,land_detour_commit,land_card_scan,land_settings_failure,deliver_plan_cancel,end_plan,sync_detour_preview,admit_navigator_intent,apply_navigator_outcome,apply_dfu_outcome,note_store_changed, and the one new test) and the 9 expected removals (note_plan_started,note_plan_ended,on_nav_planned,on_detour_planned,on_detour_committed,on_settings_persisted,on_settings_persist_failed). Nothing unrelated vanished. - Duplicate-symbol check (a replay's characteristic failure): the set of repeated
fnnames is identical on both sides (new/poll/record, all test-helper impls). No block was pasted twice. - Constants and moved helpers are verbatim:
SETTINGS_RETRY_BACKOFF_MS = 2_000andretry_deadline_reached'snow.wrapping_sub(deadline) < 0x8000are byte-identical after the move tosettings.rs, and every semantic doc block that left (HostPending's state table, thecard_free_bytescontract, the freeze-edge reasoning) reappears at its new owner rather than being dropped. peek_host_command's anddrain_host_command's 18 arms are all present;DRAIN_ORDER,class(),HostCommand,HostEventuntouched.
No lost method, no changed constant, no dropped comment with semantic content.
SHOULD-FIX
1. CardScanned { free_bytes: None } no longer blanks the rider's Card free figure — undisclosed, untested, and contradicted by the comment on its only producer
firmware/obc-app/src/device_core/storage_info.rs:142
pub(crate) fn note_measured(&mut self, free_bytes: Option<u64>) {
if let Some(free_bytes) = free_bytes {
self.free_bytes = Some(free_bytes);
}
}The code this replaces assigned unconditionally:
HostEvent::CardScanned { free_bytes } => {
self.card_free_bytes = free_bytes; // develop
self.ui.map_dirty = true;
}Three problems, in ascending order:
- The only real producer means "no medium", not "the scan failed".
firmware/obc-fw-nrf54l/src/ride.rs:1485sendsfree_bytes: storage.as_ref().and_then(|s| s.card_free_bytes())— the outerand_thenyieldsNonewhen there is no mounted storage at all. The comment two lines above it (ride.rs:1482) still states the old contract in so many words: "or aNone→ the screen keeps--when there's no card / no FSInfo free count". That sentence is now false and was left untouched. Meanwhileapp.rs:3371's new comment asserts the opposite — "an unqualifiedNoneis the failed scan" — which is not what the board sends. - The domain contradicts itself.
storage_info.rs:10-12justifies splittingStorageInfoError::NotMountedfromScanFailedbecause they are "different sentences to put in front of a rider" — thenapply_outcome(line 125) collapses both, plusCancelled, into the same silent no-op. The distinction the slice paid for is never used. - Nothing tests it either way. I grepped every
CardScannedsite:device_core_legacy_traces.rs:361and the corpus only ever assertSome(8_388_608);device_core_compat.rs:502usesNonepurely as a reply-class representative. So a rider looking at "Card free: 8.0 GB" on a device with no card in it is a state no suite can see — which is precisely why the DC1 traces stayed green through this change.
Fix direction: either restore the blanking (simplest, and it is what "behaviour preserved" claims), or — better, since the vocabulary now exists — blank on NotMounted and keep the last figure only on ScanFailed, map the legacy bare None onto NotMounted, update ride.rs:1482, and put the chosen rule in a test. Whichever way it goes, the PR body's behaviour-preservation section should name it.
2. Navigator's token layer is single-operation while its freeze layer is per-family — and the test named for #1146 does not pin the half that matters
firmware/obc-app/src/navigator.rs:338 (next_plan_effect), :326 (next_release), :589 (the test)
RerouteFreeze deliberately carries two flags, and its own docs say why: "two runs live at once is not a state the UI can reach today, and a tag would have to pick a winner if it ever did — two levels simply hold the freeze until both are done." NavigatorMachine then layers a single ops: TokenSource and a single live: Option<PlanFamily> over it, and TokenSource::issue() (device_core/shared.rs:124) bumps one generation, so at most one token is ever current across both families.
The consequence, mechanically:
next_plan_effect(Route)→live = Some(Route), tokenT1,freeze.route_live = true.next_plan_effect(Detour)→supersede(Detour)is a no-op (live != Detour), thenself.ops.issue()→T2.T1is now stale.- The route search's genuine answer arrives as
PlanFinished { token: T1 }→accepts()(:364) returnsfalse→ refused →land_route_plannever runs →end_plan(Route, …)never runs →freeze.route_liveis stuck true.
That is verbatim the regression reroute_freeze.rs names in its own doc comment: "a map that never redraws again with an unfrozen matcher drifting under it." next_release(Detour) (:326) has the same shape — it issues a fresh token while another family's operation is live.
The sharp part: a_detours_terminal_edge_never_releases_a_route_freeze (:589) is the test the PR body cites for "two live searches holding it until the last one ends (#1146, both directions)", and it reaches state (2) exactly — it starts a detour search while the route search is live. It does not observe the breakage because it drives note_answer(...) directly instead of going through accepts(), so the token layer is never exercised. The test's claim is broader than its coverage.
I accept this is not reachable through today's UI (route planning and detour planning cannot be interleaved), and I am not asking for speculative per-family tokens against the repo's own rule. But RerouteFreeze did provision for it, on purpose, and this slice silently un-provisions it one layer up while a test asserts the opposite. Fix direction: either give live/ops the same per-family shape the freeze has, or keep the single generation and make the machine honest — a debug_assert!(self.live.is_none() || self.live == Some(family)) in next_plan_effect/next_release plus a sentence in the live field doc saying a second concurrent family would invalidate the first's answer, and narrow the test's doc comment to what it actually pins.
3. Two consumers of the same cancel one-shot, with different reach — under the compat composition the pass wins and the cancellation dies
firmware/obc-app/src/navigator.rs:326 vs firmware/obc-app/src/app.rs:1820
NavigatorMachine::next_effect() offers next_release(Route) / next_release(Detour) first, and next_release calls take_cancel(family) — the same one-shot App::deliver_plan_cancel takes for the CancelRoutePlan / CancelDetour drain arms. Stage 8 runs before drain_host_commands, so whichever composition runs the pass consumes the cancel there.
Under Executor::Typed that is fine — the Release reaches the executor. Under Executor::Compatibility it is not: navigator_row(NavigatorEffect::Release { .. }) is AnsweredRow::Absent(LegacyOwned::PlannerRelease) (compat.rs:365), untranslatable by design. So on a host running run_pass + LegacyAdapter, the rider's cancel is consumed by stage 8, emitted as an effect the adapter cannot express, and the executor is never told to drop the planner — while the drain arm that was supposed to carry it finds nothing.
The conformance suite does not catch this because the corpus's legacy executor treats CancelRoutePlan / CancelDetour as no-ops (device_core_conformance.rs:718), so no rider-visible cell moves. It is not production-reachable today (no shipped host runs both compositions). But the PR body presents the two cancel arms as the path a cancellation takes, and says nothing about the pass racing them for the same flag. Fix direction: no code change necessarily needed — state it at the seam. A sentence on next_release and on deliver_plan_cancel saying these consume one flag and that under the adapter composition the Release is dropped as PlannerRelease, so S6 inherits a known gap rather than discovering one. If you would rather close it, next_release could skip the release while a legacy drain is the active composition, but I'd take the honest comment over new mechanism here.
NIT
SettingsMachine::note_persist_failedreturnstrueunconditionally (settings.rs:2276). The guardedifabove it makes thetrueread as a guard result, and the doc says "Returns whether the rider is told." It never returnsfalse. This is legacy-faithful (on_settings_persist_failedalways raised the card, stale revision or not) and I am not asking to change the behaviour — buta_failed_write_backs_off_and_retries_once'sassert!(machine.note_persist_failed(revision, 1_000), …)is vacuous, and the next reader will assume a stale failure is silent. Say "the rider is always told a save failed; the revision guard decides only whether it stays retryable."NavigatorMachine::reset_detour(:496) clears the three one-shots but not the newdetourphase orlive. A fresh session therefore inheritsPlanPhase::PreviewReady/Activedescribing a detour that was just dropped, sodetour_planned()anddetour_committing()outlive the state they report. The oldActivity::reset_ridehad no phase to reset, so this is new surface, not a regression — but the field belongs in the same reset, and the destructure-basedassert_boot_statepattern used elsewhere in this PR would have caught it.ride.rs:1482's comment is stale — see SHOULD-FIX 1. Worth fixing regardless of which way that one lands.test_ctxleaks threeBox::leaks per call (screen/mod.rs:243-245). Documented and#[cfg(test)]-only, and I see why (&mutfor a lifetime the helper cannot own). But it is called from a lot of screen tests, and the callers that actually assert already hand in their own via struct-update — which is the shape that does not need the leak. Not worth churn now; worth not spreading.
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cargo test --workspace |
3,934 passed, 0 failed, exit 0 |
cargo test -p obc-host-core --features external-fixtures |
green — conformance 26/26, DC1 legacy traces 8/8, board_parity, altitude_fusion |
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings |
clean, exit 0 |
cargo fmt --all --check |
clean |
cargo fmt --check in obc-fw-nrf54l, obc-boot, obc-desktop |
all clean |
cargo build --release --locked (thumbv8m board) |
exit 0 |
resource_guard.py board --profile default |
passed |
python3 tools/suite_registry.py check |
65 suites, 348 units, OK |
git merge-tree --write-tree HEAD origin/develop |
clean, exit 0, single tree f3634965 — no conflicts, base current with develop @ e9146368 |
Resources — every figure independently reproduced, all match the PR body exactly:
.bss 299,072 + .data 5,760 = 304,832 B resident (ceiling 320,688 B)
.uninit 132,096 B; scratch arena 131,072 B (unchanged)
flash 1,449,328 B (ceiling 1,524,676 B)
largest guarded poll frame 9,792 B (limit 12,288 B)
residual main stack 54,592 B (floor 38,808 B)
largest task body 1,100 B (limit 8,192 B)
Conformance claims, independently checked:
- Disposition table: the
Disposition::Corrected/Acceptedrows region is completely untouched by this diff — 1Corrected+ 3AcceptedObjectNamespace, same six cells. No new differing cell, no row retired.LegacyOwned::ALLstill has all 10 rows andevery_legacy_owned_row_names_the_slice_that_deletes_itis green. the_conformance_replay_wake_profile_and_pass_cost: the(366, 6, 236, 124)tuple does not appear in the diff at all — genuinely unchanged.pass_owned4 → 12: verified, the eight added classes are exactlyLegacyReply::ALL's command side.- The
serve_mailbox"six → two" split is accurate: only Recorder and Bond remain, each with itsLegacyOwnedrow. - Baseline re-pin is
compile_time_allocations.apponly (50,904 → 50,928 on both profiles) plus the_compile_note_s2_1485note. No other key moved.
Deviation 1 (no ui → slots; screens reach the owner via Ctx) — I checked the guard story rather than taking the argument on faith. apply_event and apply_derived refuse on pass.in_pass() (app.rs:3357, :3576); apply_gesture has no such guard — but it never did, and it has always mutated Activity the same way. The pending state moved from one un-guarded-door-reachable place to another, so DC5's determinism contract is exactly as strong (or as weak) as it was before this slice. The deviation itself is well argued and I agree with it: a slot beside the domain's own pending state would have been the second copy the slice exists to delete. Worth noting for S6 that apply_gesture is now the un-guarded door into four domain machines rather than one struct of one-shots — if the guard ever gets extended, that is the call site.
Behaviour preservation — the 8 DC1 legacy traces are unchanged files and green, which is the strongest evidence available that the legacy path did not move. The two deliberate timing changes I found are both disclosed and both improvements: the detour preview polyline now drops at gesture time rather than drain time (covered by cancelling_a_detour_drops_its_preview_polyline), and the boot pass's PersistSettings now leaves via stage 9 rather than the drain (device_core_compat.rs updated to match; next_effect's Awaiting transition makes a double-emit impossible across the two compositions — I checked). The one behaviour change that is not disclosed is SHOULD-FIX 1.
Peek/drain arms — all eight are translation-only through the existing compat.rs rows. The two cancel arms are the documented exception and the reason given (PlannerRelease is issued on success too) is correct. No policy left in any arm.
Good work on the hard part. Navigator's #499 annihilation, the delivery-time (not admission-time) #1146 release, and the land_*-per-product-event collapse are all right, and the reasoning recorded for deviation 2 is the kind of thing that saves the next reader an afternoon. Fix 1, decide what you want to do about 2 and 3, and this is ready.
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Review of #1486 found one rider-visible regression and two latent ones. `StorageInfo::note_measured(None)` silently kept the last byte count where develop assigned unconditionally, so a rider who pulled the card kept seeing "Card free: 8.0 GB" — and the board's only producer sends `None` for exactly that case. The assignment is unconditional again: a measurement that produced no figure leaves a `--`. `NotMounted` and `ScanFailed` both blank (neither produced a figure; they stay distinct because they are different facts), a `Cancelled` leaves the figure alone because nothing was attempted, and the stale contract comment on the board's producer is corrected. Navigator hands out **one operation at a time**. Its token source is a single generation, so a second concurrent operation superseded the first, its genuine answer was refused, and that family's freeze flag was stranded — verbatim the "map never redraws again" #1146 names. `next_plan_effect` and `next_commit_effect` now refuse while one is in flight (the request stays queued — backpressure, never a loss, as `CatalogState` does), `next_release` no longer mints a token while another family is live, and the `ops`/`live` docs state the constraint where the next author meets it. The #1146 test drives the real seam — `next_effect` and `accepts` — instead of `note_answer`, so the token layer is actually exercised. The two consumers of the cancel one-shot are documented at both doors, including the gap the pass-plus-adapter composition inherits (`PlannerRelease` is untranslatable by design) and why no shipped host reaches it. Also: `reset_detour` clears the detour phase it left behind; the settings fault is raised into the fault connection so it reaches the rider with every other notice at stage 13 (this moves two replay passes from sleep-until-event to timed, re-pinned with the reason; the two gated figures are unchanged); the `note_persist_failed` doc says it always returns true and a test pins why; and the conformance transfer trace asserts the settings effect rather than tolerating its absence. Refs #1485, epic #1397. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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cargo test -p obc-host-core --features external-fixtures |
green — conformance 26/26, DC1 legacy traces 8/8, board_parity, altitude_fusion |
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings |
clean |
cargo fmt --all --check + the three standalone roots |
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cargo build --release --locked (thumbv8m) + resource_guard.py board |
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resource_guard.py report |
matches baseline |
Disposition table: still unchanged — 1 Corrected + 3 Accepted ObjectNamespace, same six cells, no new differing cell, no row retired.
One ratchet moved and is re-pinned with its cause. Routing the settings fault through the fault connection moves two replay passes from sleep-until-event to timed: (366, 6, 236, 124) → (366, 6, 238, 122). The card and the wake its timeout arms now land at stage 13 of the same pass instead of before stages 2–12 run — same pass, same card, same rider-visible state. The two figures the epic gates — 366 passes and 6 immediate wakes — are untouched, which is the claim that matters: nothing polls. The reason is written into WAKE_PROFILE's doc rather than left as a number that moved.
Resources: resident 304,832 B and size_of::<App>() 50,928 B are unchanged from the last round (the fixes cost no RAM). Flash 1,449,328 → 1,449,768 B (+440 B for the guards and docs), against the 1,524,676 B ceiling; the baseline note's flash figure is updated with it. Poll frame, task future, arena, residual stack all unchanged.
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In `@host/obc-host-core/tests/device_core_conformance.rs`:
- Around line 2012-2019: Update the wake-profile comment near the stage-plan
explanation to remove the “#1397 S2” and “epic gates” revision-tracking
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Verdict: APPROVE
Re-reviewed 15fcad32 against my three SHOULD-FIXes and the four nits. All seven are addressed, and I could not find a new defect. No remaining blocker. Details of what I actually checked, since two of these fixes deserve more than "looks right".
SHOULD-FIX 1 — the None blank: restores develop exactly
Composing the new call chain and comparing to the old arm:
// develop
HostEvent::CardScanned { free_bytes } => { self.card_free_bytes = free_bytes; self.ui.map_dirty = true; }
// HEAD: apply_event → land_card_scan → StorageInfo::note_measured
self.storage.free_bytes = free_bytes; // note_measured, now unconditional
self.ui.map_dirty = true; // land_card_scanByte-for-byte the same assignment and the same repaint, and Render::card_free_bytes reads storage.free_bytes(). ride.rs:1482's comment is now true rather than contradicted.
The new test drives the real legacy door (apply_event(CardScanned { free_bytes: None })), not the domain seam, which is what I asked for — it is the one path the board actually produces, and it would have failed against the previous if let Some(…) body. Splitting Cancelled out to leave the figure alone is a genuine improvement and cannot affect develop parity: no legacy event maps to Cancelled. Keeping NotMounted and ScanFailed distinct as facts while both blank the figure resolves the self-contradiction I flagged — the vocabulary now earns its keep without pretending the legacy None can tell them apart.
SHOULD-FIX 2 — the strand: structurally impossible now, not merely untested
I walked my original trace against the new code and then tried to find any way around it.
The trace, step by step:
next_plan_effect(Route)→ guard passes →live = Some(Route), tokenT1,freeze.route_live = true.next_plan_effect(Detour)→if self.live.is_some() { return None; }→ no token minted.T1stays current. The strand is prevented at step 2.PlanFinished { token: T1 }→accepts()→true→end_plan(Route, …)→ freeze released.
Then the exhaustive check, because a guard is only as good as its coverage. There are exactly three token mints in navigator.rs, and every one is guarded:
| Line | Site | Guard |
|---|---|---|
| 365 | next_release |
self.live.is_none().then(|| … ops.issue()) |
| 391 | next_plan_effect |
if self.live.is_some() { return None; } at 378 |
| 404 | next_commit_effect |
if self.live.is_some() { return None; } at 398 |
No unguarded mint exists, so a second operation can never supersede a running one, so a running search's genuine answer can never be refused, so its freeze flag can never be stranded. That is a structural argument, not a test-coverage one — which is what I wanted, given the failure mode is "the map never redraws again."
live is always cleared, so the refusal cannot wedge Navigator. Writes to None are at 316 (supersede), 422 (note_answer), 446 (note_commit). Every path that sets live (390, 403) is terminated by one of those on both protocols — NavPlanned/DetourPlanned/DetourCommitted on the legacy side, the typed terminal outcomes on the other — and a rider's Back always reaches supersede, so there is an out even under a silent executor. Worth noting this is strictly better than develop: where the old code superseded and left a stuck freeze (a frozen map), the new code queues and waits (a live UI).
next_release minting without setting live is correct and now says so — handing the workspace back owes no product answer, so nothing is waiting on it.
The retained-request test can genuinely fail. In both next_plan_effect and next_commit_effect the is_some() guard sits at relative line 2 and the take() at relative lines 6-7 and 5 — guard before take, so a refused request is retained rather than consumed. That ordering is exactly what the tests pin: move the guard below the take and a_second_operation_is_refused_rather_than_superseding_the_first's post-answer next_plan_effect(Route).is_some() fails, and the app.rs batch test's second- and third-drain PlanDetour / CommitDetour assertions fail with it. Not vacuous.
The #1146 test now drives next_effect and accepts instead of note_answer, so it pins the layer that could actually break, and its doc no longer claims coverage it does not have. The HOST_COMMAND_CLASSES - 2 change is honest bookkeeping for the new backpressure, and the follow-on drains prove deferral rather than loss. Serialization is not rider-visible: a route plan and a detour plan cannot both be pending through the UI, and the queued work goes out one pass later regardless.
SHOULD-FIX 3 — the cancel double-consumer
Documented at both doors (next_release and deliver_plan_cancel), naming the composition, the PlannerRelease reason, the fact that no shipped host runs both, and S6 as the closer. Fix 2 also shrank the gap: next_release now emits only when the cancellation had an operation of its own to stop, so the cross-family case no longer even reaches the untranslatable effect. note_cancel_delivered still runs ahead of the guard, so the freeze release edge fires whether or not an effect goes out — I checked that specifically, since tying the release to the effect would have been an easy regression to introduce here.
Nits
All four closed. note_persist_failed's always-true is now stated outright and backed by a_stale_failure_is_still_shown_but_re_arms_nothing, which pins the real distinction (told vs. retryable) instead of asserting a constant. reset_detour clears detour and explains why live and the token deliberately stay. ride.rs:1482 fixed. Moving the stage-1 settings failure onto the fault connection is a nice extra — it puts stage 1 on the same "notices reach the rider together at stage 13" convention as the rest of the pass.
Wake ratchet — attribution accepted
(366, 6, 236, 124) → (366, 6, 238, 122). The two gated figures are unchanged: 366 passes and 6 immediate wakes. Only the timed/sleep split moved, by two, and the mechanism is exactly what the constant's new comment says — raising SETTINGS_ERROR through the fault connection lands the card (and the wake its timeout arms) at stage 13 rather than before stages 2-12 run, so two passes cross from sleep-until-event to timed. Same pass, same card, same rider-visible state; the disposition table is untouched. Nothing here polls, which is the property the ratchet exists to protect.
Verification (this worktree, read-only, at 15fcad32)
| Check | Result |
|---|---|
cargo test --workspace |
3,939 passed, 0 failed (+5 new tests), exit 0 |
cargo test -p obc-host-core --features external-fixtures |
63 passed, 0 failed — conformance, DC1 legacy traces, board_parity |
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings |
clean, exit 0 |
cargo build --release --locked (thumbv8m) + resource_guard.py board |
passed |
.bss 299,072 + .data 5,760 = 304,832 B resident (ceiling 320,688 B) — unchanged by the fixes
flash 1,449,768 B (ceiling 1,524,676 B) — matches the re-pinned note
residual main stack 54,592 B (floor 38,808 B) — unchanged
poll frame 9,792 B / task body 1,100 B / arena 131,072 B — unchanged
size_of::<App>() 50,928 B on both profiles — the fixes cost zero App bytes
The only baseline edit in this commit is the flash figure inside the _compile_note_s2_1485 prose (1,449,328 → 1,449,768, a note field, not a gate); compile_time_allocations.app is untouched at 50,928 on both profiles, and I reproduced every gated number independently.
Good round. Fix 2 in particular came back stronger than what I asked for — I would have accepted a debug_assert and an honest comment, and instead the constraint is enforced where the token is minted, with backpressure that provably loses nothing. Ship it.
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Closes #1485. Epic #1397, program tracker #1448. Base:
develop@ e914636 (DC7 #1440 / PR #1484).What moved
The four domains whose legacy answer is already terminal now own their pending state. A rider's plan,
update phase, settings write or free-space refresh exists in exactly one place — the domain that
owns its lifecycle — and both compositions (the pass, and the legacy drain the production hosts still
run) reach it through the same seam.
Per-domain seam inventory
NavigatorMachine,firmware/obc-app/src/navigator.rsActivity::{nav_request, nav_cancel, detour_request, detour_commit, detour_cancel}, plusApp::freeze(RerouteFreeze)admit_intent→next_effect/next_plan_effect/next_commit_effect→App::apply_navigator_outcomefirmware/obc-app/src/settings.rsHostPending's whole persist half (revision,PersistState, backoff deadline, seven methods)admit_intent/note_edited→next_effect(in_subtree, now_ms)→apply_outcomefirmware/obc-app/src/dfu.rsActivity::dfu_requestadmit_intent→next_effect→App::apply_dfu_outcomefirmware/obc-app/src/device_core/storage_info.rsActivity::card_scan_requestandApp::card_free_bytesadmit_intent→next_effect→apply_outcomeNavigator carries the two rules the drain used to hide:
plan confirmed and cancelled inside one input batch nets "no plan" and no executor is ever asked.
executor (
note_cancel_delivered), and only for its own family. Releasing at admission was triedand is wrong: the search still owns the nav arm, and the next frame would claim the render arm out
from under it. The DC1 detour-flow traces caught exactly that.
Navigator is now the single writer of
RerouteFreeze; the module is unchanged (S5 deletes it andderives the freeze from
CoreMode).App::reroute_freeze_active,plan_in_flight,nav_arena_preconditionanddebug_set_plan_livekeep their signatures and read through the domain.App::on_nav_planned/on_detour_planned/on_detour_committedstop being protocol handlers:what survives is
land_route_plan/land_detour_plan/land_detour_commit, the UI's reaction to aNavigator state change, reached by both the typed outcome and the legacy event. One
land_*perproduct event, not one per protocol.
The pass
ActiveRouteRemovedand activationhandling is unchanged.
SettingsMachine, supplying the two levels the decision needs (where therider is standing, and the frame clock).
DfuStateandStorageInfo. Bond stays on the legacy path — its removal isconfirmed by a link fact, not a reply, so it cannot validate a token (EPIC — Device core: one product kernel, typed effects, thin platform executors #1433 §4.3).
Deviation: no
ui → navigator / dfu / storageconnectionsThe issue's target-file list expected three new
Connectionsrows delivered at stage 4. I did notadd them, and
connections.rsnow says why: a screen names its request straight to the ownerthrough
Ctx::{navigator, dfu, storage}as the gesture happens. That is strictly stronger than asame-pass slot — the request is with its owner before stage 1, not at stage 4 — and it is the only
shape that also works for the production hosts, which run
drain_host_commandsand no pass at alluntil S6. A slot beside the domain's own pending state would be the second copy this slice exists to
remove. The stage-4 doc and the connections table both record the reasoning.
The eight drain arms
peek_host_commandasks the domain a non-consuming question;drain_host_commandasks for the nexteffect and translates it with the
compat.rsrow it already had:The two cancel arms are the exception the rows themselves demand:
LegacyOwned::PlannerReleaserefusesto derive a cancel from
NavigatorEffect::Release, because that effect is issued on success too. Theygo through
App::deliver_plan_cancel, which takes the domain's one-shot and releases its freeze.DRAIN_ORDER,class(),HostCommandandHostEventare unchanged.Deleted (in the same PR as their replacements)
Activity:nav_request,nav_cancel,detour_request,detour_commit,detour_cancel,dfu_request,card_scan_requestand everyrequest_* / take_* / has_* / pending_* / remap_*method reaching them (−183 production lines).
host.rs: the entireHostPendingtype,PersistState,retry_deadline_reached,SETTINGS_RETRY_BACKOFF_MS(moved tosettings.rs),note_settings_edited,reset_settings_clean,settings_persist_ready,drain_settings_persist,on_settings_persisted,on_settings_persist_failed,arm_settings_save(−186 lines). The store-commit counter is a bareApp::store_changed: u32.App::card_free_bytesand itsapply_eventarm.App::freeze(moved intoNavigatorMachine),note_plan_started,note_plan_endedand their fourcall sites inside
drain_host_command.on_nav_planned/on_detour_planned/on_detour_committed.One behaviour was nearly lost and is now covered by a test: the drain's
CancelDetourarm used toclear the detour preview polyline. It is now
App::sync_detour_preview, a falling edge on Navigator'sown detour level — the shape is derived from the plan, and a preview drawn over the active route
must not outlive it.
cancelling_a_detour_drops_its_preview_polylinefails without it.Conformance-matrix delta
The DC7 gate is green with the same disposition table: 1
Correctedrow and 3AcceptedLegacyOwned::ObjectNamespacecells, over the identical six(scenario, runner)cells. No newdiffering cell, and no row retired —
PlannerPacingandPlannerReleasestay with S6 because thelegacy host still paces and releases the planner itself.
What changed in the harness:
store_owned→pass_ownedPlanRoute,PlanDetour,CommitDetour,CancelRoutePlan,CancelDetour,Dfu,PersistSettings,ScanCardFree. A DeviceCore runner asserts none of them ever reaches the mailbox.serve_mailboxLegacyOwnedrow saying why.serve_typedassert!(!effects.has_pending())serve_scripted(new)serve_mailboxHostEvents under the compatibility one. Two of the corpus's answers are scripted at the action and cannot be request-keyed — the splice's (the Press happens on a preview the corpus hands in directly) and a stale settings ack for a superseded revision, which is the whole point of that scenario.the_pass_owns_the_classes_it_took_overan_outcome_after_cancellation_changes_nothing)TokenSourcedebug_start_nav→ the effect →Gesture::Back→ the answer arrives anyway → no route adopted, no overview shown. The adapter half stays, because it proves the adapter hands the token straight back.a_transfer_during_planning_withdraws_heavy_capability!plan.effects.has_pending()Capabilitiesis for.device_core_compat.rsalso moved: the boot pass now translates two commands (the retention stampand the settings write the trusted-clock stamp makes owed), and the test gained a tail showing what an
answerable domain buys — the settings answer reaches
SettingsMachineand its correlation slot frees,where the catalog and retention stay wedged (
#1439's documented one-operation cost).the_conformance_replay_wake_profile_and_pass_cost: unchanged, still(366, 6, 236, 124).All 20 DC1 scenarios × 5 runners green; the 8 DC1 legacy behaviour traces green.
Tests added
navigator.rs, 7 tests): the nav: resumable planner + on-device planning screen (spinning compass) + phase instrumentation #499 annihilation on both families; a detour's terminaledge never releasing a route freeze and two live searches holding it until the last one ends
(Scratch arena: three-way RAM share (render scratch / nav / USB staging) + 25 KB render-cap growth #1146, both directions); a late answer after cancellation and after replacement; a detour with no
path landing in
Failedrather thanIdle; the plan → preview → commit walk with a failed splicereturning to its preview; cancellations offered before new work.
settings.rs, 5 tests): no write inside the subtree and one on exit; the FAR-17: firmware: retain settings dirty state until persistence is acknowledged #810 staleack; backoff-then-one-retry; an executor that never answers parking without re-emitting (and
Cancelledas the honest way to say so); token and revision as independent guards.dfu.rs, 3 tests): the most-recent-wins phase slot; an answer to a superseded phase; bothterminal failures answering their own phase.
last true figure standing; a repeated terminal answer.
cancelling_a_detour_drops_its_preview_polyline(verified non-vacuous).LOC
Above the issue's "flat to +250" for production. The overrun is the four machines' own bodies and doc
comments (
navigator.rs+381 production alone) against a smaller deletion than expected: the four handlists, the legacy enums,
compat.rs,migration.rsandfeeders.rsall die at S6, not here. Statemoved; no mechanism was removed. Suggest updating the epic's Area C row to this shape.
Resources — every value, itemised
Measured locally on the pinned host; the CI
embeddedjob remains the authority for the gated figures.size_of::<App>()(target).bss + .data)size_of::<EffectSlots>()size_of::<OutcomeSlots>()The +24 B, itemised (this is the note added to
resource_baseline.jsonunder_compile_note_s2_1485,on both profiles):
Activityone-shot slots (−88 B),App::card_free_bytes(−16 B),HostPending→a bare
u32(−8 B).NavigatorMachine96 B (two bounded planner requests, the per-family phase, and theRerouteFreezethat moved in fromApp),StorageInfo24 B (the free-space figurecard_free_bytesused to hold, plus its token),SettingsMachine12 B,DfuState8 B.cannot validate a token cannot own an outcome (EPIC — Device core: one product kernel, typed effects, thin platform executors #1433 §4.3). This is the "seven slots leave, four
token generations arrive" trade the issue predicted; it does not net to zero.
resource_baseline.jsonis re-pinned only forcompile_time_allocations.app(50,904 → 50,928 onboth profiles), with that note. Nothing else in the file changed, and
resource_guard.py reportmatches.Open questions answered
conformance harness with Navigator; splitting would have touched both twice.
store_writablecannot come back down — untouched here. It is a fact-vocabulary gap(
ExternalFactshas no unmount fact), and it belongs with whoever adds that fact.Commands run
Deliberately not run:
obc test full/obc check full(the change is confined toobc-appand itsconformance tests, and
cargo test --workspacecovers every crate that consumes them);python3 docs/build_docs.py --check-links(no file underdocs/content/changed — no publicdocumentation went stale).
Out of scope, untouched
S5 (
CoreMode, deletingreroute_freeze.rs/arena_gate.rs/link_gate.rs's search arm), S6(moving any host onto
App::run_pass, the four hand lists,HostCommand/HostEvent/HostLoop/HostPass/compat.rs/migration.rs/feeders.rs, the storage rows, Recorder's and Bond's machines),S4 (render keys), #1401 (weather).
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