server: validate each --join endpoint separately - #11203
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Join is documented as a comma-separated list of endpoints and server/join splits it on "," before handing it to the etcd client, but config validation passed the whole list to a single url.Parse. That never validated the multi-endpoint form. Under Go 1.25 semantics url.Parse accepted the list as one malformed URL, yielding a host of "pd-0:2379,http:" rather than checking either endpoint. Go 1.26 rejects a colon in that position, so once the main module's go directive selects the new default a PD given multiple --join endpoints fails to start: failed to parse join addr:http://pd-0:2379,http://pd-1:2379, err:parse "http://pd-0:2379,http://pd-1:2379": invalid port ":2379,http:" after host Use the existing parseUrls helper, which splits on "," and validates each endpoint, matching how peer-urls and client-urls are already validated and how server/join actually consumes the value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Eric Song <songxinbai@gmail.com>
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In `@server/config/config.go`:
- Line 401: Update parseUrls and its validation in Config.Adjust to reject empty
endpoint entries and URLs lacking both a scheme and host, while preserving valid
endpoint handling. Add regression cases covering a bare hostname and an empty
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- Line 402: Update the parseUrls error return to format err with the wrapping
verb instead of the value-only verb, preserving the underlying URL parsing error
for callers while retaining the existing join-address context.
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| if len(c.Join) > 0 { | ||
| if _, err := url.Parse(c.Join); err != nil { | ||
| if _, err := parseUrls(c.Join); err != nil { | ||
| return errors.Errorf("failed to parse join addr:%s, err:%v", c.Join, err) |
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Preserve the parsing error cause.
parseUrls returns a wrapped URL parsing error, but this errors.Errorf call formats err with %v and loses the error chain. Use %w so callers can inspect the cause.
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| return errors.Errorf("failed to parse join addr:%s, err:%v", c.Join, err) | |
| return fmt.Errorf("failed to parse join addr %q: %w", c.Join, err) |
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In `@server/config/config.go` at line 402, Update the parseUrls error return to
format err with the wrapping verb instead of the value-only verb, preserving the
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This line is not modified by this PR. The diff only replaces url.Parse(c.Join) with parseUrls(c.Join); the errors.Errorf(...) call is unchanged context.
That said, the underlying point does carry a little more weight after this change: the wrapped error is now a PD errcode error ([PD:url:ErrURLParse]) rather than a bare url.Error, so flattening it with %v discards more than it used to.
I have left it as is to keep the diff limited to the fix for #11202. One note on the proposed patch: switching to fmt.Errorf would also move this call off github.com/pingcap/errors and drop the stack trace, so if the cause should be preserved I would rather use the pingcap/errors wrappers here. Happy to include that change if maintainers prefer.
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@SongXinbai, agreed. The proposed fmt.Errorf change was not suitable because it can remove the github.com/pingcap/errors stack trace.
The existing error return is unchanged by this PR. The parseUrls change makes the lost cause more relevant, but it is separate from the #11202 validation fix.
If maintainers want this improvement, use errors.Wrapf(err, "failed to parse join addr %q", c.Join) in a follow-up. This preserves the cause and the stack trace. Would you like to open a follow-up issue for it?
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| if len(c.Join) > 0 { | ||
| if _, err := url.Parse(c.Join); err != nil { | ||
| if _, err := parseUrls(c.Join); err != nil { |
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Can be merged into a one-line if statement.
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Done in 1015117. parseUrls returns no error for an empty value, so the separate length check was redundant and the semantics are unchanged.
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I was wrong earlier. I thought I could merge them into two boolean AND conditions in a single if statement, but it seems that won’t work. The current change would alter the semantics, so please revert to the previous form.
| // server/join, which splits it on ","), so it must be validated per | ||
| // endpoint. Handing the whole list to a single url.Parse never validated | ||
| // the multi-endpoint form: under Go 1.25 semantics it accepted the list as | ||
| // one malformed URL, with a host of "pd-0:2379,http:". Go 1.26 rejects a |
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Since at this PR's moment, the upgrade to 1.26 has not happened yet, I prefer not to refer to it in the comment here.
| join: "http://pd-0.pd-peer:2379,https://pd-1.pd-peer:2379,http://[::1]:2379", | ||
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| // The form TiDB Operator generates for PD recovery. |
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Collapse the join validation into a single if statement; parseUrls returns no error for an empty value, so the separate length check was redundant. Drop the Go 1.26 reference from the code comment, since that upgrade has not landed yet, and remove the TiDB Operator note from the test case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Eric Song <songxinbai@gmail.com>
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| // server/join, which splits it on ","), so validate it per endpoint rather | ||
| // than passing the whole list to a single url.Parse, which accepts it as | ||
| // one malformed URL with a host of "pd-0:2379,http:". | ||
| if _, err := parseUrls(c.Join); err != nil { |
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I was wrong earlier. I thought I could merge them into two boolean AND conditions in a single if statement, but it seems that won’t work. The current change would alter the semantics, so please revert to the previous form.
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Keep the explicit len(c.Join) > 0 check instead of relying on parseUrls returning no error for an empty value, so the intent stays visible and the check does not depend on that incidental behaviour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Eric Song <songxinbai@gmail.com>
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: Close #11202
--jointakes a comma-separated list of endpoints, but configuration validation passed the whole list to a singleurl.Parsecall, so it never validated the multi-endpoint form. Under Go 1.25 semantics that call accepted the list as one malformed URL — forhttp://pd-0:2379,http://pd-1:2379it returned no error and a host ofpd-0:2379,http:. Go 1.26 rejects a colon in that position, so once the main module'sgodirective selects the new default (#11194), any PD configured with multiple--joinendpoints fails to start:This is a documented and commonly generated configuration: the PD configuration docs state that "multiply advertise client urls are separated by comma", and TiDB Operator's PD recovery workflow generates
--join=http://demo-pd-0.demo-pd-peer.demo.svc:2380,http://demo-pd-1.demo-pd-peer.demo.svc:2380.What is changed and how does it work?
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Breaking backward compatibility
Narrowly: a
--joinlist whose second or later endpoint omits the URL scheme was silently accepted before and is now rejected during configuration validation. Such a value was never valid per the documented contract, and PD already rejected it in the first position, so this makes validation consistent rather than newly strict. On top of *: upgrade Go to 1.26 #11194 the same value fails anyway.Related changes
Need to cherry-pick to the release branch: TBD
Released 8.5.x is built with a
go 1.25.xdirective and retains the compatibility behavior, so it does not hit the startup failure. Leaving the backport decision to maintainers.Release note
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