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Storage, not a caller-side read-then-write, must arbitrate background response status transitions: two workers must not both claim a queued response, and a completing worker must not overwrite a cancellation.
Adds compare_and_swap_response_object, returning Applied / Mismatch / NotFound so a caller can tell a lost race from an absent record without a second read. The cancel endpoint (#45) needs that distinction to answer conflict versus not-found.
Comparison is on the stored form of the whole object, following compare_and_swap_conversation_messages. Two alternatives were rejected: a predicate on a status field inside the payload silently stops matching once compression.algorithm: zstd makes the column an opaque frame, and a dedicated status column needs a SCHEMA_VERSION bump, which fails closed with "database recreation required" because the store has no ALTER TABLE path.
Implemented for SQLite, PostgreSQL and the in-memory backend, with two cases added to the shared backend contract suite and a second SQLite contract run with zstd enabled.
The PostgreSQL contract test is #[ignore]d and needs a live database; it has not been run here.
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Reliability
Response updates are now applied only when the stored response matches the expected version, helping prevent conflicting updates from overwriting newer results.
Updates remain scoped to the response owner, and missing or mismatched responses are reported without changing stored data.
These safeguards are supported across in-memory, SQLite, and PostgreSQL storage.
Background response lifecycle needs storage, not a caller-side
read-then-write, to arbitrate status transitions: two workers must not
both claim a queued response, and a completing worker must not overwrite
a cancellation.
Adds compare_and_swap_response_object, returning Applied, Mismatch or
NotFound so a caller can tell a lost race from an absent record without
a second read. Comparison is on the stored form of the whole object,
following compare_and_swap_conversation_messages, so it stays correct
when payload compression is enabled.
Covered by two cases in the shared backend contract suite and a second
SQLite contract run with zstd.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Doern <cdoern@redhat.com>
The response store now exposes an owner-scoped whole-object compare-and-swap operation with Applied, Mismatch, and NotFound outcomes. The in-memory, SQLite, and PostgreSQL backends implement conditional replacement. Shared contract tests and SQLite concurrency and codec tests cover the operation.
Changes: Response object compare-and-swap
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Summary
CAS result and owner-scoped API store/src/types.rs, store/src/traits.rs, store/src/registry.rs, store/src/lib.rs, apis/src/store/mod.rs
Adds the public ResponseCasOutcome type and the owner-scoped compare-and-swap trait and registry methods. Re-exports the outcome type.
Conditional writes in store backends store/src/memory.rs, store-backends/src/sqlite.rs, store-backends/src/postgres.rs, store-backends/src/lib.rs
Implements conditional replacement in memory, SQLite, and PostgreSQL stores. The SQL backends encode replacement objects and compare and update within a transaction.
Contract and test-store coverage store/src/contract_tests.rs, apis/src/store/tests.rs, apis/src/openai/.../tests.rs, store/src/traits.rs
Adds shared outcome and owner-scope contract checks, SQLite concurrency and codec tests, and implementations for test stores.
sequenceDiagram
participant OwnerScopedStore
participant SqliteResponseStore
participant SQLite
OwnerScopedStore->>SqliteResponseStore: forward owner, ID, expected object, and replacement object
SqliteResponseStore->>SQLite: select owned response and compare object within transaction
alt stored object matches
SqliteResponseStore->>SQLite: update replacement and commit
SqliteResponseStore-->>OwnerScopedStore: Applied
else stored object differs
SqliteResponseStore-->>OwnerScopedStore: Mismatch
else owned response is absent
SqliteResponseStore-->>OwnerScopedStore: NotFound
end
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The change is mergeable with a small documentation correction: the compression test’s comment misstates what CAS compares.
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[#462] Objective group: storage arbitrates response status transitions. Met at head: compare_and_swap_response_object in store/src/traits.rs is an owner-scoped conditional replace on the whole dec…
1. Enforce the allowed transition graph inside each backend's compare-and-swap. Read the stored status in the same transaction or lock that guards the write, and apply the update only when the (stored status, requested status) pair is allow…
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding atomic response-object compare-and-swap support to the store.
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Every changed area traces to the response compare-and-swap primitive for #462. The changes are the trait method and the ResponseCasOutcome type in store/src/traits.rs and store/src/types.rs. The…
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Every changed area traces to the response compare-and-swap primitive for #462. The changes are the trait method and the ResponseCasOutcome type in store/src/traits.rs and store/src/types.rs. They also include owner-scoped forwarding in store/src/registry.rs, the SQLite, PostgreSQL, and memory implementations, and re-exports in store/src/lib.rs, store-backends/src/lib.rs, and apis/src/store/mod.rs. Test doubles in apis/src/openai/conversations/tests.rs, apis/src/openai/responses/rehydrate/tests.rs, and apis/src/openai/responses/store/tests.rs only implement the new trait method. The shared contract tests, SQLite tests, and zstd codec-change test cover this primitive. The .gitignore entries for *.db-shm and *.db-wal cover artifacts from the file-backed SQLite tests. No queue, worker pool, cancel endpoint, store=false retention, or streaming event-storage code is added.
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[#462] Objective group: storage arbitrates response status transitions. Met at head: compare_and_swap_response_object in store/src/traits.rs is an owner-scoped conditional replace on the whole decoded object. SQLite uses BEGIN IMMEDIATE, PostgreSQL uses a transactional row lock, and the memory store uses its mutex. It returns Applied, Mismatch, or NotFound. NotFound covers both missing and wrong-owner records. Contract tests cover a second claim of a queued object (Mismatch), a terminal write over a superseded object (Mismatch), and cross-owner or missing records (NotFound, no write). File-backed SQLite tests cover exactly-one winner for competing claims and for cancel-versus-complete. Concurrent-claim, cancel-race, tenant, and not-found requirements are supported by this evidence.
Unmet requirement: the issue Scope lists the allowed transitions (queued -> in_progress, queued -> cancelled, in_progress -> completed | incomplete | failed | cancelled). Acceptance criterion 4 requires invalid transitions to leave the stored record unchanged. The primitive does not check the pair (stored status, requested status) against this graph. The trait documentation at head states only that the caller passes the expected whole object. No backend code or contract test validates status transitions. A caller that supplies a matching expected object can move a completed or cancelled record to another status, and storage does not reject it. No shared test covers an invalid transition.
PostgreSQL parity is not verified. The PostgreSQL contract test is #[ignore]d and was not run. Acceptance criterion 5 is therefore unconfirmed for PostgreSQL.
The changes since the previous review (per the raw summary) add encoding ordering, byte-comparison handling, and test additions. None adds transition validation, so the previous unmet requirement still holds.
Resolution
Enforce the allowed transition graph inside each backend's compare-and-swap. Read the stored status in the same transaction or lock that guards the write, and apply the update only when the (stored status, requested status) pair is allowed. For a disallowed pair, write nothing.
Add a result for a disallowed transition (a new ResponseCasOutcome variant or a distinct StoreError) and document it on the trait.
Add shared contract tests for disallowed pairs, including queued -> completed, cancelled -> completed, and completed -> in_progress. Each test must assert that the stored record is unchanged.
Run the PostgreSQL contract test against a live database and record the result in the PR.
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Review comments at @store-backends/src/sqlite.rs:
- Around line 135-158: Update response CAS to compare decoded JSON values rather
than codec-dependent stored bytes. Change the ResponseStore contract and
in-memory implementation, and make the read, comparison, and update atomic in
both SQL backends using a PostgreSQL row lock and SQLite BEGIN IMMEDIATE; add a
contract test that writes with none, reopens with zstd, and successfully applies
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Payload decoding detects the codec per row, so a record written before
compression was enabled still reads correctly afterwards. The conditional
write did not agree: it encoded the expected object with the codec in
force now and compared stored bytes, so every pre-existing record
reported a mismatch forever once zstd was turned on, stranding the
response in whatever state it held.
Compare the decoded object instead, reading, comparing and updating in
one transaction: BEGIN IMMEDIATE on SQLite, SELECT ... FOR UPDATE on
PostgreSQL. This also makes the SQL backends agree with the in-memory
one, which already compared decoded values.
Covered by a regression test that writes with compression off, reopens
the store with zstd, and asserts the swap still applies.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Doern <cdoern@redhat.com>
`**/*.db` did not cover the `-shm` and `-wal` siblings SQLite writes
next to a database, so integration-test artifacts could be committed by
accident. Untrack the two that were and widen the pattern.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Doern <cdoern@redhat.com>
The first await completes before the second CAS call is created. This tests stale-object behavior, not the duplicate-claim race required by issue #462. Replace the sequential assertions with a concurrent tokio::join! and assert that the two outcomes are exactly one Applied and one Mismatch.
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- assert_eq!(- backend- .compare_and_swap_response_object(&o, "resp_cas", &queued, &running)- .await- .expect("first claim"),- ResponseCasOutcome::Applied,- "a claim against the current object must apply"- );- assert_eq!(- backend- .compare_and_swap_response_object(&o, "resp_cas", &queued, &running)- .await- .expect("second claim"),- ResponseCasOutcome::Mismatch,- "a second claimant comparing the same stale object must lose the race"- );+ let (first, second) = tokio::join!(+ backend.compare_and_swap_response_object(&o, "resp_cas", &queued, &running),+ backend.compare_and_swap_response_object(&o, "resp_cas", &queued, &running),+ );+ let outcomes = (+ first.expect("first claim"),+ second.expect("second claim"),+ );+ assert!(+ matches!(+ outcomes,+ (ResponseCasOutcome::Applied, ResponseCasOutcome::Mismatch)+ | (ResponseCasOutcome::Mismatch, ResponseCasOutcome::Applied)+ ),+ "concurrent claims must produce exactly one Applied and one Mismatch"+ );
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Review comment at @store/src/contract_tests.rs around lines 405 - 420:
Update the response CAS test around compare_and_swap_response_object to run both
calls concurrently with tokio::join! instead of awaiting them sequentially.
Assert that the outcomes are exactly one Applied and one Mismatch, regardless of
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Review comments at @store-backends/src/postgres.rs:
- Around line 156-163: Update encode_object in both the PostgreSQL and SQLite
backends to avoid copying the serialized JSON when compression returns a
borrowed payload: retain owned compressed output, and move json into the result
for the borrowed case. Preserve the existing error when compression returns no
payload.
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Review comments at @store/src/contract_tests.rs:
- Around line 405-420: Update the response CAS test around
compare_and_swap_response_object to run both calls concurrently with
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Review comments at @apis/src/openai/responses/store/tests.rs:
- Around line 939-945: Update RecordingResponseStore’s
compare_and_swap_response_object to honor the provided owner: bind the owner
parameter and only retrieve a record when its owner matches. Return the existing
NotFound outcome for missing or wrong-owner records, preventing mismatches or
mutations across owners.
Review comments at @store-backends/src/sqlite.rs:
- Around line 563-622: Add multi-connection SQLite CAS race coverage around
compare_and_swap_response_object: use a file-backed database with
max_connections greater than one, concurrently run queued-to-in_progress claims
and assert exactly one Applied with all others Mismatch; also seed in_progress,
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With `algorithm: none` the codec returns a borrow of the buffer just
serialized, so taking it by `into_owned` copied the whole response
object on every transition. Move the buffer already owned instead, and
let zstd keep handing back its own frame.
Also scope the recording test double's compare-and-swap to the owner,
matching the real backends: another principal's record now reports
not-found rather than being swapped.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Doern <cdoern@redhat.com>
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Adversarial Review — feat(store): add atomic response-object CAS
Well-designed CAS primitive for the response store. Whole-object comparison avoids a SCHEMA_VERSION bump and works correctly across compression codecs. The contract test suite is thorough and the cross-codec test is a valuable addition. CI fully green (64/64).
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M1: SQLite CAS decodes stored bytes (potentially decompressing) for comparison. Every CAS operation pays the decompression cost even when comparison would fail on the first byte. For high-contention scenarios, comparing raw encoded bytes first (fast-reject) before decoded comparison could save CPU. The cross-codec test justifies the current approach.
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M2: PostgreSQL CAS uses SELECT FOR UPDATE, holding the row lock from SELECT through UPDATE and COMMIT. If encode_object or decode operations are slow (large objects under zstd), this could cause lock contention. The PR description explains the design tradeoff.
The contract suite drives compare-and-swap sequentially, and its SQLite
run uses an in-memory URL, which forces a single-connection pool. The
primitive that exists to arbitrate races was therefore never exercised
under one.
Adds two file-backed tests that give the tasks real connections: two
workers claiming the same queued response, and a cancellation racing a
worker's terminal write. Both assert exactly one transition applies, and
the second also asserts the record ends on one writer's value rather
than a blend.
Encoding now happens before the transaction opens rather than inside it,
so compressing a large object no longer runs while holding the row lock.
Signed-off-by: Charlie Doern <cdoern@redhat.com>
Thanks — addressed the first two, and pushed in 32a5f55.
Concurrency coverage. You were right that nothing raced. The contract suite drives CAS sequentially and its SQLite run uses sqlite::memory:, which pins the pool to one connection, so the primitive that exists to arbitrate races had never seen one. Added two file-backed tests: two workers claiming the same queued response, and a cancellation racing a worker's terminal write. Both assert exactly one transition applies, and the second also asserts the record ends on one writer's value rather than a blend.
Lock window (M2). Encoding now happens before the transaction opens rather than inside it, so compressing a large object no longer runs while holding the row lock. The tradeoff is a wasted encode when the comparison then fails, which is the rarer path.
On M1, the fast-reject suggestion, I don't think this makes sense. Comparing raw encoded bytes before the decoded comparison is only sound in the accept direction: equal bytes do imply equal values, but unequal bytes do not imply unequal values, because a record written under one codec and compared under another decodes to the same object from different bytes. Rejecting on a byte difference would reintroduce exactly the cross-codec bug this PR fixed, and the sound half of the optimisation saves the least work. Keeping the decoded comparison.
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- Around line 5603-5607: Update the assertion in the CAS outcome test to derive
the expected stored object from outcomes[0]: require cancelled when it is
Applied, otherwise require completed. Compare stored.response_object directly
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Match the stored object to the winning CAS outcome.
The current assertions allow a regression where one call reports Applied but the other terminal object is stored. Match the stored object to outcomes[0]; if cancellation applied, require cancelled, otherwise require completed.
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- assert!(- stored.response_object == cancelled || stored.response_object == completed,- "the record must end on one writer's value, not a blend: {:?}",- stored.response_object- );+ let expected = if outcomes[0] == ResponseCasOutcome::Applied {+ &cancelled+ } else {+ &completed+ };+ assert_eq!(+ &stored.response_object, expected,+ "the stored record must match the winning transition: outcomes={outcomes:?}"+ );
This is a test-coverage improvement, not evidence of a current production failure.
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"the record must end on one writer's value, not a blend: {:?}",
stored.response_object
);
let expected = if outcomes[0] == ResponseCasOutcome::Applied{
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Update the assertion in the CAS outcome test to derive the expected stored
object from outcomes[0]: require cancelled when it is Applied, otherwise require
completed. Compare stored.response_object directly with that expected value so
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- Around line 5686-5691: Update the documentation comment for the SQLite
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Correct the stale doc comment on the compression contract test.
The comment says the conditional write compares the stored form against a compressed frame. The implementation does not do this. Both SQL backends decode the stored payload and compare decoded JSON. The trait documentation says the same. The comment now describes the design that the PR replaced.
Reword the comment so it states the real reason for this run. With zstd, the replacement is written as a compressed frame and the stored value is decoded before comparison.
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-/// The SQLite backend satisfies the same contract with payload compression on.-///-/// Worth its own run because the conditional response-object write compares-/// the *stored* form: with zstd the comparison is against a compressed frame,-/// not readable JSON, so a predicate that reached inside the payload would-/// quietly stop matching here while still passing uncompressed.+/// The SQLite backend satisfies the same contract with payload compression on.+///+/// Worth its own run because the conditional response-object write decodes the+/// stored payload before comparing. With zstd the stored bytes are a+/// compressed frame, so a comparison that skipped decoding would stop matching+/// here while still passing uncompressed.
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/// The SQLite backend satisfies the same contract with payload compression on.
///
/// Worth its own run because the conditional response-object write compares
/// the *stored* form: with zstd the comparison is against a compressed frame,
/// not readable JSON, so a predicate that reached inside the payload would
/// quietly stop matching here while still passing uncompressed.
/// The SQLite backend satisfies the same contract with payload compression on.
///
/// Worth its own run because the conditional response-object write decodes the
/// stored payload before comparing. With zstd the stored bytes are a
/// compressed frame, so a comparison that skipped decoding would stop matching
/// here while still passing uncompressed.
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Review comment at @apis/src/store/tests.rs around lines 5686 - 5691:
Update the documentation comment for the SQLite compression contract test to
reflect that conditional response-object writes decode the stored payload before
comparing; note that zstd stores the replacement as a compressed frame, so
skipping decoding would break the comparison.
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Closes #462.
Storage, not a caller-side read-then-write, must arbitrate background response status transitions: two workers must not both claim a queued response, and a completing worker must not overwrite a cancellation.
Adds
compare_and_swap_response_object, returningApplied/Mismatch/NotFoundso a caller can tell a lost race from an absent record without a second read. The cancel endpoint (#45) needs that distinction to answer conflict versus not-found.Comparison is on the stored form of the whole object, following
compare_and_swap_conversation_messages. Two alternatives were rejected: a predicate on a status field inside the payload silently stops matching oncecompression.algorithm: zstdmakes the column an opaque frame, and a dedicated status column needs aSCHEMA_VERSIONbump, which fails closed with "database recreation required" because the store has noALTER TABLEpath.Implemented for SQLite, PostgreSQL and the in-memory backend, with two cases added to the shared backend contract suite and a second SQLite contract run with zstd enabled.
The PostgreSQL contract test is
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