fix(epoll): publish a driver conn before arming its descriptor, so its first edge is never dropped (celeris#770) - #776
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRegisterConn now publishes driver connection state before adding the FD to epoll. A Linux test checks delivery of bytes queued before registration while another goroutine signals the loop’s wakeup eventfd. ChangesEpoll driver connection registration
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Review comments at @engine/epoll/driver_register_first_edge_linux_test.go:
- Around line 69-73: Replace the 200 ms per-registration timeout in the test’s
`got` select with a generous deadline in seconds, and fail immediately on the
first missed delivery instead of counting losses; cleanly stop and join the wake
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Fixes #770
The defect
Loop.RegisterConnarmed the descriptor (EPOLL_CTL_ADD, edge triggered) and only then put the conn indriverConnsand sethasDriverConns. The worker looks a driver conn up only whilehasDriverConnsis set. On a loop with no other driver conn, a worker that took the new conn's first event in between skipped the lookup and handed the event to the HTTP path, which found no connection and read nothing. Edge triggered, the event does not come again: bytes the peer wrote before (or right at) the register never reachedonRecvuntil more arrived. With another driver conn on the loop,hasDriverConnsis already set andlookupDriverwaits ondriverMu(held byRegisterConn) until the conn is in the map, so the window is the first driver conn on a loop, or the first after the others were unregistered.Failing-first
engine/epoll/driver_register_first_edge_linux_test.go,TestRegisterConnDeliversBytesQueuedBeforeIt: 5000 registrations on worker loop 0, which has no other driver conn (asserted before each), of a conn whose peer has already written one byte;onRecvmust run within 200 ms. Another goroutine signals the loop's wakeup eventfd in a loop, so the worker keeps returning fromepoll_wait. The window is a few instructions wide, so the test counts rather than forces.Test-only commit aa2331d (main 698bed6 + the test), 5 runs, each its own
go test -raceprocess, Docker linux/arm64,--cpus 4, memlock 8 MiB, kernel 7.0.12:onRecv, per run (of 5000)(The head's runs signal fewer wakeups, 0.29-0.32 M against 2.6-7.7 M, because they finish in about a tenth of a second instead of waiting 200 ms for every lost byte.)
A first version of the test kept the worker awake with HTTP connections opening and closing on the engine instead. It reproduced the loss too (a probe: 3 of 2000), but the race detector then reported
closeConnwritingl.conns[fd]withoutdriverMuwhileRegisterConnreads it underdriverMu, on every run: a separate defect, filed as #775.The fix
RegisterConnputs the conn indriverConnsand setshasDriverConnsbefore theEPOLL_CTL_ADD, all under thedriverMuit already holds, and takes both back if theEPOLL_CTL_ADDfails. A racing worker then findshasDriverConnsset and waits inlookupDriverfordriverMuuntil the conn is in the map. No lock is added and none is held longer: the same critical section, in a different order. The refusal paths (invalid fd, HTTP collision, already registered) return before anything is published, as before; the epoll_ctl refusal after shutdown (#655) now also removes the entry it published. No test checks that rollback (see Suites and #787).Controls
Mutants, applied with
go test -overlay(the tree is never edited), 3 runs each on the head:driver.go)hasDriverConnsset only after itThe second is the half-fix: the worker checks
hasDriverConnsbefore it looks at the map, so publishing the entry early is not enough.Suites
./engine/epoll,go test -race -count=1 -v, arm64, at the head: memlock 8 MiB 153 PASS, 0 FAIL, 3 SKIP; unlimited memlock 153 PASS, 0 FAIL, 3 SKIP. The skips are gated by the environment and predate this branch (GOTEST_BACKPRESSURE, and two tests that neednet.ipv4.tcp_synack_retries=0). No race report.TestRegisterConnAfterShutdownDoesNotTouchTheClosedEpollFD(#655), which reaches the refusedepoll_ctlpath this change touches, passes in both. It asserts only the interest set and the returned error, not the rollback: the review found that a mutant without the rollback passes the whole suite. A test for it is #787, item 1.linux/amd64 (qemu emulation, a compile and a quick run without
-race): the new test,TestDriverRegisterUnregisterand the #655 test PASS.Host:
GOOS=linuxbuild of the module,go test -c ./engine/epoll/,go vetand golangci-lint (the repo's config), for amd64 and arm64: clean.CI
CI run 36353281352 on fc40b42: success. The Coverage run 36353281374 failed on its first attempt in
./engine/iouring, which this branch does not touch:TestDriverRetireClosesOutsideItsLock(#696) stopped on its own apparatus check,apparatus: the close did not linger(its lingering-TCP rig did not linger on that runner). The re-run of that job (attempt 2) succeeded. Log:770/logs/ci-36353281374-coverage.log.Cost
None measurable by construction: the same two stores and one map insert as before, moved ahead of the
epoll_ctlinside the same critical section, once perRegisterConn(a driver conn's setup, not a request).Follow-ups
The review's minor findings and nits are in #787: a test for the rollback, a failing-first run of the test on amd64 (every one so far was on arm64), a 1 s bound instead of 200 ms, and the Coverage flake above (recorded on #744).
Evidence
Every number above comes from a script under the maintainer's evidence tree,
evidence/lanes-20260927/EPOLL-HIJACK/770/and the lane's queue scripts (queue10.sh), with logs in770/logs/.