fix(iouring): run every driver op through the engine's own duplicate of the socket, and count every cancel until its CQE, so closing after UnregisterConn is safe (celeris#691, celeris#707)

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Fixes #691.
Fixes #707.

The defect

UnregisterConn only queues the unregister. Later, the worker issues IORING_OP_ASYNC_CANCEL with IORING_ASYNC_CANCEL_FD|ALL, and the kernel resolves that descriptor number when the worker issues it. A caller that closes fd as soon as UnregisterConn returns, as every in-tree driver does, makes the cancel miss:

• If nothing holds the number yet, the cancel gets -EBADF.
• If the number was already reused, the cancel hits whatever socket now holds it, and that socket's RECV is cancelled.

The RECV already armed on the unregistered socket holds its own file reference, so it stays armed:

• inflightOps never drains and onClose never fires.
• hasDriverConns never clears.
• The socket is never closed, so the peer never sees EOF until it sends a byte.

The RECV and SEND had the same exposure: armDriverRecv and flushDriverSend prepared their SQEs by the caller's number, and the worker submits them at the top of its next iteration (round 2).

#707, the same class inside the engine. failDriverConn prepares its cancel during CQE processing and did not count it. When the conn's other op completed later in the same batch, that CQE finalized the conn and closed the engine's descriptor while the cancel was still unsubmitted. The kernel then resolved a number the engine had closed, and the cancel's own CQE, routed by the caller's number, closed whatever conn was registered on that number next (round 3).

The refusal (round 4). armDriverRecv checked for an HTTP conn on the number before it checked closing, and refused at once, whatever the conn had in flight. It runs for every re-arm too: a re-arm that finds the SQ full comes back as a register. Within the contract (UnregisterConn, then Close at once), an accept on the worker can take the closed number before the worker applies that register. The refusal then:

• removed a conn whose SEND was still in the kernel, so nothing reachable held the buffer the kernel was reading;
• gave onClose the refusal's error for an unregistered conn, instead of nil;
• with the unregister queued ahead of the register, closed the engine's descriptor under the unregister's counted cancel, still unsubmitted: io_uring: a driver close CQE is looked up by descriptor number after its conn is finalized, and kills a new conn registered on the same number #707's SQE side again.

The fix (engine/iouring/driver.go)

• RegisterConn takes F_DUPFD_CLOEXEC of fd (lowest number 3), while fd is surely the caller's. That duplicate, dc.opFD, is the engine's own descriptor for the socket.

• Every SQE of the conn names opFD, never fd: the RECV, the SEND, UnregisterConn's cancel and failDriverConn's cancel. fd stays the key of driverConns and of the user_data.

• Every SQE of the conn is counted in inflightOps until its CQE, the two cancels included (round 3). A conn is finalized only when the count is zero. So no SQE naming opFD is submitted after finalizeDriver's retire closes it, and no CQE of a finalized conn arrives after it has left driverConns.

• armDriverRecv checks closing before the number (round 4). An unregistered, failing or finalized conn is neither armed nor refused: its cancel finalizes it after every op in flight, with onClose(nil) after UnregisterConn. The refusal is now reachable only when the caller closed fd without unregistering, and it goes through failDriverConn: with nothing in flight it finalizes at once, as before; with ops in flight it issues a counted cancel and finalizes after the last CQE.

• retire() closes opFD, once, on the two paths that remove a conn from the worker:

  • finalizeDriver: no SQE in flight, cancels included. The refusal ends here too, through failDriverConn.
  • shutdownDrivers: nothing is submitted after it, and closing the ring cancels what is armed.

  It also sets closing and retired. Every path that prepares an SQE checks closing first, and cancelDriverConn checks retired: an unregister queued behind a finalize issues nothing.

• A close CQE is the conn's own only while one of its cancels is counted (dc.cancels, round 3). user_data carries the caller's number and no generation, so handleDriverClose ignores a close CQE that finds none, instead of closing the conn that now holds the number.

• RegisterConn refuses once the worker has shut down. shutdownDrivers sets driversClosed under driverMu, the lock RegisterConn inserts under. RegisterConn then returns an error wrapping errEngineShutdown and closes the duplicate it took. A refused RegisterConn of any kind closes its duplicate.

Cost. One descriptor per registered driver conn, for its lifetime. One fcntl at register and one close at finalize. Two counter updates per cancel, on the worker. The per-op paths change only which number they name. Nothing is added to the per-request or per-loop-iteration path.

Lock order (the locking changes: driversClosed under driverMu; dc.mu in retire, cancelDriverConn, failDriverConn, handleDriverClose and armDriverRecv)

• driverMu (RWMutex) guards driverConns and driversClosed. No other lock is taken, and no syscall is made, while it is held:
  • RegisterConn: the fcntl happens before the lock, and a refused duplicate is closed after the unlock.
  • shutdownDrivers: it sets the flag and swaps the map under one hold, and releases it before retire and the callbacks.
  • finalizeDriver releases it before retire and onClose.
  • The lookups in UnregisterConn, Write and the CQE handlers take RLock and release it before dc.mu.
• dc.mu is a leaf. It is never held while driverMu or driverActionMu is taken, or while onRecv or onClose runs. Every path releases it before addDriverAction (the SQ-full retries, UnregisterConn, Write), before failDriverConn and before finalizeDriver. retire and cancelDriverConn take it alone.
• Round 4 removes a lock and adds no nesting. armDriverRecv no longer takes driverMu: its refusal no longer deletes from the map itself. It reads w.conns, which only the worker goroutine writes and this is the worker goroutine, under dc.mu alone, together with closing and recvArmed, and releases dc.mu before it calls failDriverConn. failDriverConn takes dc.mu itself, and calls getCancelSQE (which can Submit) and finalizeDriver (driverMu) outside it, as it already did on the CQE error paths.
• Round 3 added none either. cancelDriverConn checks retired, takes the SQE and counts the cancel under one hold of dc.mu. GetSQE takes no lock and makes no syscall. failDriverConn takes dc.mu again only to count. handleDriverClose holds dc.mu as before and releases it before finalizeDriver.
• No nesting exists between these locks, so no cycle and no deadlock is possible.
• The race the round-4 order leaves. An UnregisterConn can set closing after armDriverRecv has read it and before the refusal. Then failDriverConn either finalizes (nothing in flight), and the queued unregister finds retired and issues nothing, or counts a cancel, and the unregister's cancel is counted too. onClose then gets the refusal's error. Both are safe, and the refusal needs a caller that closed fd first.
• The one syscall under dc.mu is retire's close(opFD), on the worker goroutine. While the caller still holds fd, it only drops a reference. When it is the last reference, it closes a non-blocking socket, which does not block unless the caller set SO_LINGER with a timeout. No in-tree driver does; one that did would now spend its linger on the worker.
• The counters need no new lock. inflightOps and cancels change only on the worker goroutine, under dc.mu as before.
• The shutdown refusal race. RegisterConn's check-and-insert and shutdownDrivers' flag-and-swap run under one driverMu hold each, so each register is ordered wholly before or after the shutdown. Before: the conn is in the map, and shutdownDrivers retires it. After: it is refused. TestDriverRegisterRacingShutdownReleasesEverySocket races 4 callers against the stop, under -race.

Behaviour changes

• FIN timing. The socket closes when the worker finalizes the conn (retire closes opFD), not at the caller's close. In the same-batch case, where no RECV is armed yet, base closed at once. Now the peer's EOF waits for the worker, up to the length of a busy inline handler (round 1's busy probe held workers for 400 ms: tools/p7-busy.sh, tools/p8-afterstart.sh).
• The number stays registered until onClose (round 4, documented in engine/provider.go and on UnregisterConn). Until the worker finalizes the conn, fd's number stays a key of that worker's driver map, so a RegisterConn there of the next socket to get the number, as the lowest free number usually is, fails with "fd already registered". The redis Pub/Sub reconnect, 50 ms after Close (driver/internal/async/backoff.go:41), can meet it on a worker busy for longer. It is transient, and base held the entry forever in the io_uring: UnregisterConn then Close leaks the driver socket — the fd-keyed ASYNC_CANCEL misses once the caller has closed the fd, so onClose never fires and the peer never sees EOF #691 leak.
• Cancels. A conn with a cancel in flight is finalized after that cancel's CQE. When the cancel's CQE was the last to arrive, onClose now fires one CQE later than before, typically in the next worker iteration.
• A close CQE with no cancel counted is ignored. Before, it marked whatever conn held the number as closing (io_uring: a driver close CQE is looked up by descriptor number after its conn is finalized, and kills a new conn registered on the same number #707).
• A register the worker applies after UnregisterConn is a no-op (round 4). Before, if an accept had taken the number, it refused the conn and fired onClose with "already an HTTP connection". Now the cancel finalizes it and onClose gets nil, as the contract says.
• A refusal waits for the conn's ops (round 4). A caller that closed fd without unregistering, with an accept then taking the number, still gets the refusal's error in onClose, but only after the conn's SEND, if one is in flight, has completed or been cancelled.
• Descriptors. Each registered driver conn holds one more descriptor. RegisterConn fails if the duplicate cannot be taken (EMFILE).
• Close without unregister. A caller that closes fd without calling UnregisterConn (outside the contract) leaves the socket open, through opFD, until its peer closes it, or until an accept takes the number and the next re-arm refuses the conn. Base released it at the peer's next byte.
• After shutdown. RegisterConn on a worker that has shut down returns an error wrapping errEngineShutdown, as the epoll engine and the drivers' standalone loop already do. The redis driver closes its fd when RegisterConn fails.
• Close before unregister (io_uring: UnregisterConn then Close leaks the driver socket — the fd-keyed ASYNC_CANCEL misses once the caller has closed the fd, so onClose never fires and the peer never sees EOF #691's R2) is now harmless on this engine. The cancel still reaches the socket through opFD, and it releases at once. TestDriverCloseBeforeUnregisterSparesReusedNumber requires that.

The contract (engine/provider.go)

• fd must still be open when UnregisterConn is called. Closing it before is outside the contract, because the epoll engine removes by number.
• On the io_uring engine, the caller may close fd as soon as UnregisterConn returns, without waiting for onClose. Until onClose fires, the number stays registered on that worker (round 4). Closing fd before UnregisterConn does not affect this engine.
• The epoll engine fires onClose before UnregisterConn returns. But a worker already inside the conn's read loop still reads fd by number afterwards, so a number reused at once can lose its first bytes to it. That is epoll: a driver conn's read loop reads the caller's descriptor number after UnregisterConn has returned, and drops the bytes of the file that took the number #710, filed in round 3 with a probe that fails 3/3.

Who reaches this in-tree

Neither the io_uring nor the epoll WorkerLoop implements WriteAndPoll. So with WithEngine(srv), postgres, memcached and redis command conns fall back to direct mode and never call RegisterConn. What does reach the engine:

• redis Pub/Sub opened WithEngine(srv) with the client built after Start
• any user of srv.EventLoopProvider().WorkerLoop(n)

Measured with the real redis driver (redis 7.2): 16 PubSubs, closed with the worker idle, or with every worker held in a 400 ms inline handler. The count is how many the server still lists 3 s after Close.

	9f4d89b idle	9f4d89b busy	this PR idle	this PR busy
m8 (1 worker)	15, 15, 16	16, 16, 16	0, 0	0, 0
m128 (4 workers)	16, 16	16, 16	0, 0	0, 0

• The base columns are round 1's P8 (tools/p8-afterstart.sh) plus one m8 control in round 2 (round2/tools/q8-afterstart.sh).
• The PR columns are round 4's R9 (r9-afterstart.sh, round 3's S9 re-run, since every Pub/Sub RECV re-arm goes through the changed armDriverRecv), on 4779076: 4 runs (m8 x2 with 1 worker, m128 x2 with 4), both tests PASS in each, 0 of 16 left after Close in every one, idle and busy. Round 3's S9 on 20ec7aa and round 2's Q8 on 5975527 measured the same.
• Every log shows provider-at-NewClient=*iouring.Engine.

Round 4: the re-review's findings

Evidence: round4/MANIFEST.txt. The scripts named below are under round4/tools/, and their logs under round4/logs/. R1-R9 in this body are round 4's evidence phases (the log names start with them); the test labels R1, R2, R3 and R3c are round 1's scenario names.

#	finding	action	proof
1 (minor)	armDriverRecv checked the number before closing and refused at once: within the contract, a re-arm queued as a register (SQ full) with a SEND in flight, then UnregisterConn, Close and an accept taking the number, removed the conn with its SEND in the kernel and gave onClose an error; with the unregister queued first, it closed opFD under a counted cancel. The retire comment and this body called the refusal register-only	Fixed (22537fe): both suggested fixes, closing checked first, and the refusal through failDriverConn. Comments and this body corrected	3 new tests FAIL 3/3 at m8 and at m128 on 655adfc, the pushed head plus the tests (R1, r1-failfirst.sh): the conn left the worker with 1 op in flight, onClose had the refusal's error, and with the unregister first, V's RECV was cancelled. PASS 5/5 at both shapes on the fix (R2). mC1 (the old order) and mC2 (a refusal that does not wait) are each killed 3/3 (R3)
nit	UnregisterConn's promise did not say the number stays a key of the driver map until onClose	Documented in engine/provider.go, on UnregisterConn, and under Behaviour changes
nit	S5's skip wording: "5 io_uring_setup ENOMEM skips"	Corrected: 3 are the RLIMIT_MEMLOCK pre-check (init_failure_leak_linux_test.go:258, :271, :286), 2 are io_uring_setup ENOMEM (listen_addr_linux_test.go:68, :117). All 5 are the #684 memlock class and skip on base too	R5-DIFF.txt (r5-diff.py) names each skip's message from the logs, for round 3's S5 and round 4's R5
nit	S7 ran on the host toolchain, go1.27.1 darwin/arm64, while CI pins go 1.27.0	Stated. R7 records the toolchain in its first line; CI's Lint job (go 1.27.0, golangci-lint v2.13) is green at this head	logs/r7-vet-crossbuild.txt
–	Merging section	Refreshed against #674's pushed head 1d90b5d (unchanged)	"Merging" below

Why both fixes. closing first is what the contract needs: an unregistered conn gets onClose(nil) after its ops, whatever took the number. It leaves the refusal only for a caller that closed fd without unregistering, and then only on a re-arm or a register whose number an accept has taken. There a re-arm can still have a SEND in flight, so the refusal goes through failDriverConn, which waits for it. TestDriverRefusedRegisterWaitsForItsSend pins that half, and mC2 undoes it.

Two tests changed with the contract they pin.

• TestDriverRefusedRegisterThenNumberReused: an unregister queued behind a refusal now needs an UnregisterConn racing the worker, from a caller that closed fd first. The test queues that unregister's action itself, so it still pins cancelDriverConn's retired return: mA9 is killed by it 3/3 (R3).
• TestDriverUnregisterCyclesReleaseDescriptors: its refused cycle is now two, unregistered-then-taken (onClose(nil)) and refused (Close without UnregisterConn). The first FAILS 3/3 on 655adfc (R1), and mC1 fails it 3/3 (R3).

The stray-close guard. TestDriverStrayCloseCompletionSparesConn injects a close CQE, on the worker, for a conn with its RECV armed and no cancel issued. Round 3 said the guard covered the refusal path. With the refusal going through failDriverConn, no path of this engine removes a conn before its CQEs (shutdownDrivers aside, after which no CQE is processed). The guard is now defence in depth for #707's routing, and mB2 is killed by its test 3/3 (round 3's S3).

Round 3's and round 2's findings, for the record

round	#	finding	action
3	1 (minor)	failDriverConn's cancel was not counted, so its SQE could name a number the engine had closed	Fixed (443b629), #707's option (1): every cancel counted until its CQE
3	2 (minor)	no test or mutant covered cancelDriverConn's retired return	Pinned by TestDriverRefusedRegisterThenNumberReused; mA9 killed 3/3
3	3 (minor)	the celeris#655 test could not fail	Fixed: it calls addDriverAction after shutdown; mW killed 3/3
3	nits	epoll promise (#710 filed), Merging, a stale cite, numbers naming no script	All fixed; round3/MANIFEST.txt
2	1 (major)	RegisterConn succeeded on a worker that had shut down	Fixed (baa0959)
2	2 (minor)	RECV and SEND SQEs were prepared by number and submitted later	Fixed (5975527)
2	3 (minor)	no lock-order argument	Added ("Lock order")
2	4-10 (nits)	see round2/MANIFEST.txt	All fixed

Tests (engine/iouring/driver_unregister_close_test.go, 19 new)

Most of them park the worker goroutine inside a driver callback while the caller acts, which makes the order of close, submit, cancel and CQE deterministic. "This PR" is R2 (r2-chain.sh, on 4779076, -count=5, m8 and m128): 140 PASS, 0 FAIL, 0 SKIP in each shape, the 27 driver tests and the #655 test.

test	pins	failing first	this PR (m8, m128)
TestDriverUnregisterThenCloseAtOnce (R1)	RECV armed, UnregisterConn, then Close	FAIL 5/5 on 9f4d89b + tests, m8 and m128 (round 1 P1, tools/p1-repro.sh)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverUnregisterThenCloseWhileWorkerBusy (R3)	R1 with the worker parked	FAIL 5/5, 5/5 (round 1 P1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverUnregisterWaitForOnCloseThenClose (R3c)	R3's control	passes by design	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverUnregisterThenCloseNumberReused	R1, then the number is reused	FAIL 5/5, 5/5 (round 1 P1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverSendFailureThenUnregisterThenClose	failDriverConn's cancel, then unregister and close	FAIL 5/5, 5/5 (round 1 P1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverRefusedRegisterThenNumberReused	an unregister behind a refused register issues nothing, with an armed socket on the refused conn's engine number	round 1's version: FAIL 5/5, 5/5 (P1). Round 4's pins a guard present on the pushed head: PASS 3/3, 3/3 on 655adfc (R1), killed by mA9 3/3 (R3)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverCloseBeforeUnregisterSparesReusedNumber	R2 with reuse: the reuser is untouched, and A releases promptly	FAIL 3/3 on 8ef1710 and on base (round 3's S8); mA5 kills it 3/3 (round 3's S3b)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverUnregisterCyclesReleaseDescriptors	8 cycles of 6 end paths; /proc/self/fd unchanged	round 1: FAIL 5/5, 5/5 (P1). Round 4's unregistered-then-taken cycle: FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 655adfc (R1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverShutdownReleasesDescriptors	shutdown with cancels never issued	a guard for the fix	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverRegisterAfterShutdownIsRefused	register, unregister, close on a stopped engine: EOF, fd table unchanged, the error	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 725ae72 (round 2 Q1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverRegisterRacingShutdownReleasesEverySocket	4 callers racing the stop	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 (round 2 Q1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverRecvRearmBeforeSubmitSparesReusedNumber	RECV prepared, then close and reuse before the submit	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 8ef1710 (round 2 Q3)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverSendBeforeSubmitSparesReusedNumber	SEND prepared, then close and reuse before the submit	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 8ef1710, and 3/3 on base (round 2 Q3)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverFailureCancelCompletesBeforeRelease (round 3)	failDriverConn's cancel is submitted and complete before the engine's descriptor closes	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 3af7d74 (round 3's S1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverFailureCloseCompletionSparesConnOnReusedNumber (round 3, #707)	a conn registered on the released number survives	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 3af7d74 (round 3's S1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverStrayCloseCompletionSparesConn (round 3)	a close CQE with no cancel counted is ignored	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 3af7d74 (round 3's S1)	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverUnregisterWithSendInFlightThenNumberTakenByHTTP (round 4)	the review's sequence: a re-arm queued as a register, a SEND stuck on a slow peer, UnregisterConn and Close, an accept takes the number; wants onClose(nil) with 0 ops in flight	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 655adfc (R1): onClose had the refusal's error, 1 op in flight	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverUnregisterQueuedAheadOfRegisterThenNumberTakenByHTTP (round 4)	the review's contrived variant: the unregister queued ahead of the register; wants onClose(nil), and V, put on the engine's number from A's onClose, still receiving	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 655adfc (R1): V's RECV was cancelled	PASS 5/5, 5/5
TestDriverRefusedRegisterWaitsForItsSend (round 4)	outside the contract (Close without UnregisterConn), a refusal of a conn with a SEND in flight waits for it	FAIL 3/3, 3/3 on 655adfc (R1): 1 op in flight at onClose	PASS 5/5, 5/5

• The round-4 tests make the review's state on the worker: the SQ-full re-arm is the addDriverAction(register) that armDriverRecv makes, queued from A's own onRecv; the accept is a w.conns entry, set on the worker, as the existing collision tests do; the racing UnregisterConn is a swap of the two queued actions. A SEND waits in the kernel because A writes 4 MiB to a peer that does not read; each test first checks that A has its RECV and SEND in flight.
• Changed: TestRegisterConnAfterShutdownDoesNotWriteTheClosedWakeupFD (celeris#655, wakefd_after_shutdown_test.go) drives addDriverAction after shutdown (round 3). PASS 5/5 at both shapes (R2).
• The 8 driver tests already on main pass 5/5 in both shapes (R2).
• CI step. ci.yml runs all 27 driver tests by name, -count=5 -v, and fails unless it sees exactly 135 PASS with no FAIL and no SKIP line. unit runs this package without -v, and startTestEngine skips when the engine cannot start.

Mutants

Round 4 (on 22537fe; mutants4.py, r2-chain.sh R3, -count=3, m128, 0 SKIP lines), each against the 3 new tests and the 2 changed ones:

mutant	killed by (FAIL/runs)
mC1: armDriverRecv checks the number before closing again	SendInFlightThenNumberTaken 3/3, QueuedAheadOfRegister 3/3, Cycles 3/3
mC2: the refusal finalizes at once (finalizeDriver for failDriverConn)	RefusedRegisterWaitsForItsSend 3/3
mA9: cancelDriverConn's retired return deleted (re-run: its killer changed)	RefusedRegisterThenNumberReused 3/3

Round 3 (on 443b629; round3/tools/mutants3.py, -count=3, 0 SKIP lines; driver.go's parts they mutate are unchanged since):

mutant	killed by (FAIL/runs)
mA1: RECV prepared by dc.fd	RecvRearm 3/3
mA2: SEND prepared by dc.fd	SendBefore 3/3
mA3: UnregisterConn's cancel by dc.fd	R1, R3, NumberReused, CloseBefore, Cycles, RecvRearm, SendBefore: 3/3 each
mA4: failDriverConn's cancel by dc.fd	SendFailure 3/3, Cycles 3/3
mA5: retire does not close opFD	11 of the 16 tests, 3/3 each
mA6: a refused RegisterConn keeps its duplicate	AfterShutdown 3/3, Racing 3/3
mA7: no refusal after shutdown	AfterShutdown 3/3, Racing 3/3, #655 3/3
mA8: shutdownDrivers sets the flag only when it has conns	AfterShutdown 3/3
mB1: failDriverConn's cancel uncounted	FailureCancelCompletesBeforeRelease 3/3
mB2: handleDriverClose acts on a close CQE with no cancel counted	StrayCloseCompletion 3/3
mB3: cancelDriverConn's cancel uncounted	13 of the 16 tests, 3/3 each
mW (internal/wakefd): Close keeps the number live	the #655 test 3/3

Full ./engine/iouring (R5, r2-chain.sh, r5-diff.py)

Laptop Docker, go test -race -v, on the pushed head 4779076. Only --- PASS/FAIL/SKIP: Name ( lines are counted, subtests included.

shape	this PR (4779076)	round 3 (20ec7aa)
m8 (CI shape, 1 worker)	2 runs: rc 0, PASS 299 + 299, FAIL 0, SKIP 5 + 5	PASS 296 + 296, SKIP 5 + 5
m128	2 runs: rc 0, PASS 304 + 304, FAIL 0, SKIP 0	PASS 301 + 301, SKIP 0

• R5-DIFF.txt: the only tests on one side and not the other are the 3 new ones, and the non-PASS outcomes are identical. At m8 the 5 skips are the CI: with io_uring unavailable, 16 ./adaptive tests skip and the adaptive job passes even under CELERIS_REQUIRE_UPSWITCH=1 #684 memlock class, which skip on base too: 3 are the test's own RLIMIT_MEMLOCK pre-check ("RLIMIT_MEMLOCK funds 1 io_uring workers, the test needs 2": init_failure_leak_linux_test.go:258, :271, :286), and 2 are io_uring_setup ENOMEM (listen_addr_linux_test.go:68, :117). Round 3's body called all 5 io_uring_setup ENOMEM; that was wrong.
• ./engine (the contract text): 15 PASS. ./adaptive's driver-provider tests: 6 PASS. 0 FAIL, 0 SKIP (R5).
• R7 (r7-vet-crossbuild.sh, logs/r7-vet-crossbuild.txt), on 4779076: go vet ./... passes for linux/amd64 and linux/arm64; the engine and internal packages build for 10 more Linux arches, mips* included; golangci-lint reports 0 issues on amd64 and arm64; gofmt is clean. These ran on the host toolchain, go1.27.1 darwin/arm64 cross-compiling for linux, with golangci-lint 2.13.2. CI pins go 1.27.0 and golangci-lint v2.13; its Lint job is the 1.27.0 evidence (below).

CI at this head

• Run 36288876200 (CI) on 4779076: 9 of 9 jobs succeeded; CodeQL (run 36288874915): success. The job logs are in round4/ci/, fetched by ci-fetch.sh and tallied by ci-tally.py into ci/CI-TALLY.txt.
• The io_uring job's celeris#691 step ran at memlock 8192 KiB. It printed want 135 PASS, passed 135, FAIL lines 0, SKIP lines 0. Counting the step's own lines in the raw log (ci-step691.py, log lines 279-580 of ci/job-108534916910.log, ci/STEP691.txt) gives the same: 135 PASS, 5 for each of the 27 tests, with 0 FAIL and 0 SKIP.
• Lint: go1.27.0 linux/amd64 and golangci-lint v2.13.2, success (ci/job-108534916903.log). This is the CI-toolchain counterpart of R7.
• unit: engine, engine/epoll, engine/iouring ok. adaptive: ok. Driver Conformance (postgres, redis and both session stores): ok.
• TestDriverHTTPZeroOverhead did not fail, so no re-run was needed.

Merging

• fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674's pushed head is still 1d90b5d. Against it, git merge-tree is clean, and so is every other open PR head (overlap4.sh, OVERLAP4.txt, which also holds git diff --stat 9f4d89b 1d90b5d: 34 files).
• The shared files are ci.yml and engine/iouring/worker.go, and the hunks do not touch:
  • ci.yml: ours is one step appended to the io_uring job at base line 475. fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674's hunks end at 378 on the base side.
  • worker.go: ours is one field at base line 490. fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674's nearest hunks are at 357 and 878.
  • fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674 does not touch driver.go, the test file or engine/provider.go.
• fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674 rewrites startTestEngine in driver_test.go (a retry on ring ENOMEM), which every driver test calls. This PR was merged onto 1d90b5d locally, and the merge was never pushed (R6, r2-chain.sh, trees/arm-r4m674.txt):
  • the 27 driver tests and the epoll/io_uring: a transplant can write the wakeup eventfd after shutdown closed it, into whatever reused that descriptor number (found by reading, not reproduced) #655 test: 84 of 84 PASS at m8 and at m128, 0 SKIP;
  • the full package at m8: 316 PASS, 0 FAIL, 5 SKIP. Three skips are the RLIMIT_MEMLOCK pre-check above, and two are fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674's own tests that need net.ipv4.tcp_synack_retries=0.
• After fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674 lands, rebase and rerun the celeris#691 CI step on the rebased head.
• Intended merge order: after fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674 and fix(websocket): apply pause/resume under the lock that decides them, and lift a stale pause (celeris#667, celeris#672) #671.

Not changed here

• epoll: a driver conn's read loop reads the caller's descriptor number after UnregisterConn has returned, and drops the bytes of the file that took the number #710 (filed in round 3): the epoll worker reads a driver conn by number after UnregisterConn has returned, when it is already inside that conn's read loop. Pre-existing; the probe fails 3/3 (round 3's S4).
• io_uring: every async cancel fails with -EINVAL on Linux 5.10-5.18 (IORING_ASYNC_CANCEL flags are 5.19+) #682: on kernels 5.10-5.18 the cancel flags are rejected with -EINVAL. The cancel's CQE still arrives, and handleDriverClose uncounts it. The RECV then waits for data or EOF, as before this PR.
• The number's key stays until onClose (see Behaviour changes). Freeing it at UnregisterConn would need a generation in the driver user_data, since CQEs of the old conn still route by the number.
• test/integration's TestSharedLoop* build their clients before Start, so they run on the drivers' standalone loop. The P8/Q8/S9 probe, which reaches the engine, is not committed. Nothing in the tree exercises the driver → io_uring engine path end to end.

Evidence: evidence/celeris-691/lane-20260926/. Round 1: README.md. Round 2: round2/MANIFEST.txt. Round 3: round3/MANIFEST.txt. Round 4: round4/MANIFEST.txt, with its scripts, trees, logs, TALLY4.txt, R5-DIFF.txt and OVERLAP4.txt.

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io_uring driver connections use engine-owned duplicate descriptors for I/O and cancellation. Cancellation completions are counted through finalization. Shutdown rejects new registrations and retires registered connections. Regression tests cover descriptor reuse, close ordering, and shutdown behavior.

Changes

io_uring driver lifecycle

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Duplicate descriptors for driver I/O engine/iouring/driver.go, engine/iouring/driver_unregister_close_test.go, engine/provider.go	Registration duplicates the caller’s descriptor, and driver I/O uses the duplicate. The API documentation describes descriptor handling. Tests cover close ordering, descriptor reuse, and queued I/O.
Cancellation and finalization engine/iouring/driver.go, engine/iouring/driver_unregister_close_test.go	Cancellation operations are counted until their completions arrive. Finalization waits for in-flight operations and cancellations. Tests cover cancellation ordering, late completions, and descriptor retirement outside the connection lock.
Shutdown registration and retirement engine/iouring/driver.go, engine/iouring/worker.go, engine/iouring/transplant.go, engine/iouring/wakefd_after_shutdown_test.go, .github/workflows/ci.yml	Shutdown rejects later registrations and retires registered connections. Tests check post-shutdown registration and descriptor behavior. CI runs the driver regression tests five times with the race detector.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 85f60

Socket retirement can pause other connections on the same worker, and a reused descriptor may register before the prior connection’s close callback. Resolve both lifecycle issues before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 85f60

The changes appear to reduce the risk of operations reaching a reused socket descriptor. They also alter a sensitive connection lifecycle, so shutdown and failure interleavings warrant design-level review; no new security issue was established.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The relevant exposure is descriptor reuse among connections handled by an io_uring worker, with possible effects on socket I/O and connection release. The reviewed change does not establish a new cross-service or privilege boundary.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The caller retains responsibility for its original descriptor. The engine closes a refused duplicate, guards registration against shutdown under the registration lock, and closes an accepted duplicate during retirement.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — A failure-path cancellation is counted when prepared; completion processing defers finalization while operations remain, and shutdown uses a separate ring-teardown path that retains connection buffers.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title uses the required conventional-commit form, describes the io_uring teardown fix, and ends with both issue references.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly explains the io_uring descriptor, cancellation, shutdown, testing, and documentation changes addressed by the pull request.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	#691: engine/iouring/driver.go duplicates the descriptor during RegisterConn. Receive, send, and cancel SQEs use opFD. UnregisterConn can therefore queue a cancel after the caller closes the o…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changed code, tests, shutdown handling, descriptor cleanup, refusal ordering, and provider documentation support #691 or #707. The CI step validates the new io_uring regression tests. No unrelated…

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Review round 1 → round 2. Head 086d29b → d862e4f. Five commits, fast-forward: 2 failing-first test commits, 2 fixes, and 1 comment-only commit. All numbers are from evidence/celeris-691/lane-20260926/round2/, and each names its script.

finding	outcome	proof
1 (major): RegisterConn succeeded on a shut-down worker, and the duplicate UnregisterConn took there was never closed	fixed (baa0959). shutdownDrivers sets driversClosed under driverMu, and RegisterConn refuses from then on with an error wrapping errEngineShutdown.	TestDriverRegisterAfterShutdownIsRefused and TestDriverRegisterRacingShutdownReleasesEverySocket FAIL 3/3 at m8 and at m128 on 725ae72 = 086d29b + tests (Q1). They PASS 5/5 at both shapes on the fix (Q4). Mutants that drop the refusal (mA7), set the flag only when conns exist (mA8), or keep a refused register's descriptor (mA6) are killed (3/3 each, 0 SKIP, Q5b).
2 (minor): RECV and SEND are prepared by number and submitted later	fixed (5975527), not deferred. Measured first: the reviewed head was worse than base here.	Probe (Q2, 3 runs per arm): with the number reused by an unrelated socket X inside the window, 9f4d89b released A and left X's byte to X 3/3. 086d29b left A open and A's RECV read X's byte 3/3, because the cancel by duplicate no longer followed the number to X. The SEND variant writes A's bytes to X's peer on base too. Committed as TestDriverRecvRearmBeforeSubmitSparesReusedNumber (base PASS 3/3; 8ef1710 FAIL 3/3 at m8 and at m128) and TestDriverSendBeforeSubmitSparesReusedNumber (FAIL 3/3 on both) (Q3). The fix: RegisterConn takes the duplicate, and every SQE (RECV, SEND, both cancels) names it. Both tests PASS 5/5 at both shapes (Q4). Mutants mA1 (RECV by dc.fd) and mA2 (SEND by dc.fd) are killed 3/3.
3 (minor): no lock-order argument	added to the body ("Lock order")	Round 2 adds no lock nesting, and it moves the fcntl/fstat out of UnregisterConn's dc.mu
4 (nit): Merging stale	refreshed	git merge-tree against #674's 1d90b5d is clean. The only shared files are ci.yml and worker.go, with hunks 100+ lines apart (OVERLAP2.txt). Merged locally onto 1d90b5d, never pushed (Q11): the 21 driver tests PASS 63/63 at m8 and at m128. The full package at m8 has 0 FAIL.
5 (nit): "a few percent"	fixed: cites #691's 2 of 7	ci.yml
6 (nit): transplant.go comment	fixed
7 (nit): Stat_t.Dev on mips	fixed by removal: no fstat any more	builds for linux/mips, mipsle, mips64, mips64le and 8 more arches (logs/q10-vet-crossbuild.txt)
8 (nit): duplicate on fd 0-2	fixed: F_DUPFD_CLOEXEC with lowest number 3
9 (nit): FIN timing	stated in the body ("Behaviour changes")
10 (nit): scripts not named	fixed: every number in the body names its script

Other results at this head:

• 21 driver tests x5: 105 PASS, 0 FAIL, 0 SKIP at m8 and at m128 (Q4).
• Full ./engine/iouring: 0 FAIL. PASS 293+293 with 5+5 memlock skips (CI: with io_uring unavailable, 16 ./adaptive tests skip and the adaptive job passes even under CELERIS_REQUIRE_UPSWITCH=1 #684 class) at m8, and 298+298 at m128. The 13 new tests are the only difference from base (Q6).
• ./engine 15/15 and ./adaptive's driver tests 6/6 (Q7).
• The redis Pub/Sub probe, built after Start: 0 of 16 left open, idle and busy, in all 4 runs. The base control left 16 and 16 (Q8).
• CI: run 36282878501, 9 of 9 jobs green. The celeris#691 step shows 105 PASS, which is 21 tests x5, with 0 FAIL and 0 SKIP, counted from the raw job log at memlock 8 MiB.

New, filed as #707 (pre-existing, unchanged here): failDriverConn's close CQE is looked up by number after the conn is finalized, and it kills a new conn registered on the same number. The probe fails 3/3 on both 9f4d89b and this head (Q9).

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Review round 2 → round 3. Head d862e4f → 20ec7aa, fast-forward, three commits: 3af7d74 failing-first tests, 443b629 the fix, 20ec7aa docs and CI. All numbers are from evidence/celeris-691/lane-20260926/round3/ (MANIFEST.txt; scripts in tools/, logs in logs/).

finding	outcome	proof
1 (minor): failDriverConn's cancel is uncounted, so its SQE can name a number the engine has closed; the body's claim was false	Fixed (443b629). #707's option (1) is landed here: every cancel, failDriverConn's and cancelDriverConn's, is counted in inflightOps until its CQE. So the conn is finalized, and opFD closed, only after every cancel has completed. This also fixes #707 (Fixes #707 is added to the body). The body's claim now holds.	TestDriverFailureCancelCompletesBeforeRelease FAILS 3/3 at m8 and m128 on 3af7d74 (S1) and PASSES 5/5 at both shapes on the fix (S2). mB1, which restores the uncounted cancel, is killed by it 3/3 (S3).
1, the "not blocking, FIFO" note	Disputed. A dup is not a newly opened file. It takes the lowest free number, and a dup of a socket with ops already armed on this ring is that socket to the cancel.	The test above does exactly that from A's onClose. On the pushed head, the stale cancel cancelled V's armed RECV, 3/3 at both shapes (S1).
2 (minor): the retired return is unpinned	Pinned. TestDriverRefusedRegisterThenNumberReused now dup3's V's armed socket onto the refused conn's engine number from its onClose.	mA9 (the return deleted) is killed 3/3 (S3). The suggested form, a new driver conn on a.fd, cannot coexist with the refusal: RegisterConn refuses a number that w.conns holds (driver.go:197, :218). And since round 3 a close CQE with no cancel counted is ignored, so such a conn would survive mA9.
3 (minor) and nit 2: the #655 test cannot fail	Fixed. After shutdown the test now calls addDriverAction itself, and it asserts RegisterConn's errEngineShutdown.	mW (WakeFD.Close keeps the number live): the round-2 test PASSES 3/3 on d862e4f+mW, and the round-3 test FAILS 3/3 on 443b629+mW (S3). mA7 (no refusal) also fails it 3/3 (S3b).
nit 1: the epoll contract	Scoped to io_uring in engine/provider.go. Filed #710 (bug, engine/epoll, v1.6.0).	A probe fails 3/3: after UnregisterConn returned, the epoll worker read and dropped the bytes of the socket that took the number (S4).
nit 3: the failing-first cell for CloseBefore	Measured and corrected.	The current test FAILS 3/3 on 8ef1710 (A is never released) and FAILS 3/3 on 9f4d89b (the reuser's RECV is cancelled and A is never released) (S8).
nit 4 (the text reached me cut off after "Fix-round item 10 cl")	Addressed as far as I can read it: item 10 was "numbers named no script". Every number in the body now names the script or log that produced it.	If the rest of that nit asked for something else, please repost it.
#674 Merging	Refreshed. 1d90b5d is unchanged. merge-tree is clean against every open head (#671 is now 371c76a).	Local merge onto 1d90b5d, never pushed (S6): 75/75 at m8 and at m128, and the full package at m8 gives 313 PASS, 0 FAIL, 5 SKIP (3 from #684, 2 from #674's synack tests).

New: a close CQE that finds no cancel counted is now ignored (dc.cancels), where before it closed whatever conn held the number. TestDriverStrayCloseCompletionSparesConn FAILS 3/3 at both shapes on 3af7d74 (S1), and mB2 is killed by it 3/3 (S3). #707's own probe is committed as TestDriverFailureCloseCompletionSparesConnOnReusedNumber: it FAILS 3/3 at both shapes on 3af7d74 (S1) and PASSES 5/5 on the fix (S2).

Lock order (RULE 10) is in the body. The change adds no nesting. dc.mu stays a leaf. getCancelSQE, which can submit, runs outside dc.mu.

Suites and CI

• Full ./engine/iouring on 20ec7aa (S5): m8 PASS 296+296 with SKIP 5+5 (the CI: with io_uring unavailable, 16 ./adaptive tests skip and the adaptive job passes even under CELERIS_REQUIRE_UPSWITCH=1 #684 class, as on base); m128 PASS 301+301, 0 SKIP; 0 FAIL. Only the 3 new tests differ from round 2 (S5-DIFF.txt).
• ./engine: 15 PASS. ./adaptive driver tests: 6 PASS.
• The real redis Pub/Sub probe on 20ec7aa (S9): 0 of 16 left after Close, idle and busy, in 4 of 4 runs.
• 12 of 12 mutants and mW are killed in runs with 0 SKIP (S3, with S3b re-running at m128 the ones another lane's io_uring container had starved).
• CI run 36286406088: 9 of 9 green. The celeris#691 step shows 120 PASS = 24 × 5, with 0 FAIL and 0 SKIP at memlock 8 MiB, counted from the raw log.
• CodeRabbit skipped the draft, so it left no inline findings to handle.

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Review round 3 → round 4. Head 20ec7aa → 4779076, fast-forward, three commits: 655adfc failing-first tests, 22537fe the fix, 4779076 docs and the CI step. Evidence: evidence/celeris-691/lane-20260926/round4/MANIFEST.txt. R1-R9 below are round 4's evidence phases.

Finding 1 (minor): armDriverRecv checked the number before closing and refused at once → fixed, with both suggested fixes.

• Verified at 20ec7aa first. The refusal at driver.go:359-375 ran before the closing check, and a SQ-full re-arm came back to it as a register. The review's sequence is reachable within the contract, and so is its contrived variant.
• The fix is in 22537fe. armDriverRecv now checks closing (and recvArmed) first, under dc.mu. An unregistered conn is neither armed nor refused: its cancel finalizes it after every op, with onClose(nil).
• The refusal is now reachable only when the caller closed fd without unregistering. It goes through failDriverConn, which waits for any op in flight.
• armDriverRecv no longer takes driverMu. The body's Lock order section has the argument: no nesting is added, and the race that remains is safe.
• The retire, retired and handleDriverClose comments are corrected. So are the body's fix list and its stray-close paragraph. With the refusal waiting, no path of this engine removes a conn before its CQEs, so the stray-close guard is now defence in depth.
• Proof, failing first. The three new tests FAIL 3/3 at m8 and at m128 on 655adfc, which is the pushed head plus the tests (R1, r1-failfirst.sh):
  • TestDriverUnregisterWithSendInFlightThenNumberTakenByHTTP (the review's sequence): onClose got "fd N is already an HTTP connection", and 1 op, the SEND, was still in flight.
  • TestDriverUnregisterQueuedAheadOfRegisterThenNumberTakenByHTTP (the contrived variant): V, put on the engine's number from A's onClose, had its RECV cancelled. That is io_uring: a driver close CQE is looked up by descriptor number after its conn is finalized, and kills a new conn registered on the same number #707's SQE side.
  • TestDriverRefusedRegisterWaitsForItsSend (outside the contract): 1 op was in flight at onClose.
• Proof, on the fix. All three PASS 5/5 at both shapes (R2).
• Proof, mutants. Two one-line mutants each re-introduce one half of the defect (R3, m128, 0 SKIP):
  • mC1 restores the old order. It is killed by the first two tests and by Cycles, 3/3 each.
  • mC2 finalizes at once instead of going through failDriverConn. It is killed by RefusedRegisterWaitsForItsSend 3/3.
• Two tests changed with the contract they pin:
  • TestDriverRefusedRegisterThenNumberReused now queues the racing unregister's action itself. It still kills mA9 3/3 (R3), and it passes on the pushed head (R1).
  • TestDriverUnregisterCyclesReleaseDescriptors splits its refused cycle. The new unregistered-then-taken cycle FAILS 3/3 on 655adfc (R1).

Nit: the number stays a key of the driver map until onClose → documented. The text is in engine/provider.go, on UnregisterConn, and under the body's Behaviour changes. The body also covers the redis reconnect case and why the key is not freed at UnregisterConn: that needs a generation in user_data.

Nit: S5's skip wording → corrected.

• 3 of the 5 are the RLIMIT_MEMLOCK pre-check, at init_failure_leak_linux_test.go:258, :271 and :286.
• 2 are io_uring_setup ENOMEM, at listen_addr_linux_test.go:68 and :117.
• r5-diff.py now prints each skip's own message, for round 3's S5 and round 4's R5 (R5-DIFF.txt). The classes are identical in both rounds.

Nit: the S7 toolchain → stated.

• R7 (r7-vet-crossbuild.sh) records in its first line that it ran on go1.27.1 darwin/arm64 with golangci-lint 2.13.2.
• The body now says so, and cites CI's Lint job at this head (go1.27.0 linux/amd64, golangci-lint v2.13.2, success) as the 1.27.0 evidence.

Merging → refreshed.

• fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674's pushed head is still 1d90b5d. git merge-tree is clean against it and against every other open PR (overlap4.sh, OVERLAP4.txt, which includes git diff --stat 9f4d89b 1d90b5d).
• fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674 does not touch driver.go, the test file or provider.go.
• A local merge onto 1d90b5d, never pushed (R6):
  • the 27 driver tests and the epoll/io_uring: a transplant can write the wakeup eventfd after shutdown closed it, into whatever reused that descriptor number (found by reading, not reproduced) #655 test: 84/84 PASS at m8 and at m128;
  • the full package at m8: 316 PASS, 0 FAIL, 5 SKIP (the memlock pre-check, and two of fix(engine): keep serving on a paused listener for 1.5 s with TCP_DEFER_ACCEPT cleared, so a switch or PauseAccept no longer resets clients that had not yet sent a request (celeris#662, #675) #674's tests that need tcp_synack_retries=0).

RULE 21, on 4779076:

• the full ./engine/iouring package: 299+299 PASS, 5+5 SKIP at m8, and 304+304 PASS, 0 SKIP at m128, with 0 FAIL (R5);
• ./engine: 15 PASS; ./adaptive's driver tests: 6 PASS;
• the redis Pub/Sub probe, client built after Start: 0 of 16 left after Close, idle and busy, in 4 runs (R9).

CI on 4779076:

• 9 of 9 jobs green, and CodeQL green.
• The celeris#691 step: 135 PASS (27 × 5), 0 FAIL, 0 SKIP at memlock 8192 KiB.
• TestDriverHTTPZeroOverhead did not fail.

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In @engine/iouring/driver_unregister_close_test.go:
- Around line 421-423: Replace the sleeps used to wait for worker submissions in
the affected tests with a park/release round trip on an appropriate parked
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🟠 Major · Move opFD closure off the worker goroutine. · driver.go:96-115

engine/iouring/driver.go:96-115
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Move opFD closure off the worker goroutine.

Worker.run processes the worker's CQEs and actions on one goroutine. UnregisterConn can reach finalizeDriver, and shutdown calls retire directly. With pending output and positive SO_LINGER, unix.Close(dc.opFD) can wait for the linger timeout. The worker cannot process unrelated connections during that wait.

Use a shutdown-aware non-worker closer. Keep ownership of opFD until that closer executes unix.Close, and wait for pending closes during shutdown.

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In @engine/iouring/driver.go around lines 96 - 115, Move `unix.Close(dc.opFD)`
out of `driverConn.retire`’s caller path so `Worker.run` never blocks on
positive `SO_LINGER`; schedule closure on a shutdown-aware non-worker closer.
Keep `opFD` owned until that closer executes the close, and ensure shutdown
waits for all pending closes to finish.

🟡 Minor · Retain the FD reservation through onClose. · driver.go:710-721

engine/iouring/driver.go:710-721
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Retain the FD reservation through onClose.

After delete(w.driverConns, dc.fd) and unlocking driverMu, another goroutine can reuse the FD number and make RegisterConn succeed before onClose runs. This violates the documented reservation contract. Keep the map entry during retire and onClose, then remove it in a deferred cleanup without holding driverMu while user code runs. Same-FD callback reentrance remains rejected as required by the callback contract.

Suggested fix

-	delete(w.driverConns, dc.fd)
-	if len(w.driverConns) == 0 {
-		w.hasDriverConns.Store(false)
-	}
 	w.driverMu.Unlock()

+	defer func() {
+		w.driverMu.Lock()
+		if existing, ok := w.driverConns[dc.fd]; ok && existing == dc {
+			delete(w.driverConns, dc.fd)
+			if len(w.driverConns) == 0 {
+				w.hasDriverConns.Store(false)
+			}
+		}
+		w.driverMu.Unlock()
+	}()
+
 	dc.retire()

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In @engine/iouring/driver.go around lines 710 - 721, Keep dc.fd in w.driverConns
through dc.retire and the onClose callback so RegisterConn cannot reuse the
reserved FD during callback execution. Remove the entry in deferred cleanup
under driverMu after callbacks finish, deleting it only if it still maps to dc,
and update hasDriverConns when the map becomes empty; do not hold driverMu while
invoking callbacks.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Outside diff comments:
In @engine/iouring/driver.go:
- Around line 96-115: Move `unix.Close(dc.opFD)` out of `driverConn.retire`’s
caller path so `Worker.run` never blocks on positive `SO_LINGER`; schedule
closure on a shutdown-aware non-worker closer. Keep `opFD` owned until that
closer executes the close, and ensure shutdown waits for all pending closes to
finish.
- Around line 710-721: Keep dc.fd in w.driverConns through dc.retire and the
onClose callback so RegisterConn cannot reuse the reserved FD during callback
execution. Remove the entry in deferred cleanup under driverMu after callbacks
finish, deleting it only if it still maps to dc, and update hasDriverConns when
the map becomes empty; do not hold driverMu while invoking callbacks.

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[FumingPower3925]

CodeRabbit's two outside-diff comments on 85f60f3: the major (the engine's close of opFD runs on the worker and can linger under SO_LINGER) was measured and is #735 (v1.6.0), as replied in the retire thread. The minor (the number leaves the driver map before onClose, while engine/provider.go says it stays registered until then) is verified at 85f60f3 and tracked in #726, item 4, under the maintainer's 2-round review cap.