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feat(api): gate Redshift retries and copy the first dispatch time - #1816
Part of #702 (Redshift re-drive idempotency). This is PR3a. It adds the Redshift Retry gate and stamp copy, and changes no production behaviour yet: the existing Redshift re-drive refusal (RedriveRefusalReason, inside checkRetryEligibilityGates) still refuses every Redshift Retry before the new gate runs. PR3b lifts that guard once the cloud-commitments-go#107 attempt-journal platform PR is merged and deployed.
What
Retry refusals and settle wait (internal/purchase/redshift_retry.go):
Permanent refusal: a failed Redshift purchase cannot be retried when its first dispatch time is missing, or is at least 24h old (the re-drive horizon). A retry could then buy a second reservation.
Exemption: a row proven never submitted at attempt 0 is exempt from both refusals, because its successor mints a fresh stamp.
Settle wait: otherwise a retry waits until 10 minutes after the row's last save, so a lost response has time to show up in AWS.
Database clock (GetRedshiftRetryClock): both ages come from now() in SQL. A missing stamp reads as nil, never as fresh.
Retry gate (checkRedshiftRetryGate):
a permanent refusal returns 409 with ops_hint and redrive_unsafe;
the settle wait returns 409 with retry_after_seconds and a Retry-After header;
force never overrides either;
non-Redshift executions never read the clock.
Stamp copy: the retry successor keeps the lineage's first_dispatch_at, so go's dedupe window still covers the original buy. A never-submitted attempt-0 row passes none, which matches the store's mint rule.
Single writer of the idempotency key: a test scans the module's Go sources and the SQL that writes purchase_executions.idempotency_key, including an upsert's DO UPDATE SET. It fails when a writer appears outside the known set (retry copy, per-account derive, store mint and scan, plan-step attach), or when the SQL is built dynamically. The go#107 settle contract depends on a retry copying the key verbatim.
Tests and evidence
Tests: unit tests for purchase, api, config and mocks, and config integration tests on a real database, all green on the rebased tip. Pre-commit is clean over the range.
Mutation probes: each of these made a test fail:
settle wait forced to 0;
never-submitted rule flipped;
horizon check made strict;
database clock replaced by 0;
successor stamp replaced by now;
stamp-copy rule dropped;
new gate moved before the old refusal;
an extra IdempotencyKey writer added.
Review: two non-author passes. Pass 1 found a missed upsert form and a few Lows, all fixed. Pass 2 approved. The committed tree differs from the reviewed one only by a one-line rename of a shadowed variable, which fixed a compile error.
No migration. No openapi change while the gate is unreachable; it comes with PR3b.
Redshift retries now observe a 10-minute wait after an update and are refused when the first dispatch is missing or at least 24 hours old. Waiting retries include a rounded-up wait time and Retry-After guidance.
Retry successors preserve the original first-dispatch timestamp when applicable.
Part of #702 (PR3a).
Decide whether a failed Redshift purchase may be retried yet:
- refuse for good when no first dispatch time is recorded, or when the
first dispatch is at least 24h old, since a retry could then buy a
second reservation; a row proven never submitted at attempt 0 is
exempt, because its successor mints a fresh stamp;
- otherwise wait until 10 minutes after the row's last save, so a lost
response has time to show up in AWS.
Both ages come from the database clock. Nothing calls this yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Part of #702 (PR3a).
A Redshift retry is refused with 409: for good (ops_hint,
redrive_unsafe) when the first dispatch time is missing or too old,
or with retry_after_seconds and Retry-After inside the settle wait.
The successor row keeps the lineage's first dispatch time, so its
dedupe window still covers the original buy; a row proven never
submitted at attempt 0 passes none, so the successor mints its own.
Inert for now: the existing Redshift re-drive refusal still runs first.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Part of #702 (PR3a).
The go#107 settle contract relies on a retry copying its lineage's
idempotency key verbatim. Scan the module's Go sources for assignments
to IdempotencyKey and the SQL that writes purchase_executions'
idempotency_key, and fail when a writer appears outside the known set.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Redshift retry requests now check first-dispatch and last-update ages. The request path can reject unsafe retries or return a temporary wait. Retry successors preserve the first-dispatch timestamp, and new tests cover the retry clock and idempotency-key writers.
Changes: Redshift Retry Controls
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Summary
Retry policy and boundaries internal/purchase/redshift_retry.go, internal/purchase/redshift_retry_test.go
New helpers identify Redshift executions and never-submitted first attempts. They determine permanent refusal at the 24-hour first-dispatch boundary and temporary waiting until 10 minutes have passed since the last update. Tests cover the boundary conditions.
The store interface and PostgreSQL store provide elapsed update and first-dispatch times using the database clock. Integration tests cover elapsed times, null dispatch timestamps, and missing executions. The mock implements the new store method.
Retry validation invokes the Redshift gate after existing eligibility checks. The gate returns a 409 for permanent refusals or remaining wait time, including a rounded delay and Retry-After header for temporary waits. Tests cover gate outcomes and clock errors.
Retry successor timestamp internal/api/handler_purchases_redshift_retry.go, internal/api/handler_purchases.go, internal/api/handler_purchases_redshift_retry_test.go
Successor construction copies the predecessor’s first-dispatch timestamp into a distinct pointer, except for never-submitted first attempts. Tests cover copied and absent timestamps.
A module-wide test scans Go assignments and literal SQL for idempotency-key writers. It compares the discovered writers with a pinned list and checks insert, update, and dynamic-insert cases.
LeanerCloud/cloud-commitments-platform#1798: This PR changes where IdempotencyKey is assigned and creates NoSubmission rows, which are covered by this PR’s writer checks and retry logic.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review e2b42
The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: the new idempotency-key test misses some valid SQL forms, but no current production failure is established.
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Detect qualified and quoted SQL targets.
A future UPDATE public.purchase_executions or UPDATE "purchase_executions" can set idempotency_key without failing the scan. Extend both target patterns to recognize qualified and quoted names, and add fixtures for them.
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Review comment at @internal/purchase/idempotency_key_writers_test.go around
lines 99 - 100:
Update the insertPurchaseExecutions and updatePurchaseExecutions patterns to
recognize schema-qualified and quoted purchase_executions targets while
preserving their existing SQL matching behavior. Add fixtures covering qualified
and quoted target names to the relevant scan tests.
When a SET expression contains a subquery with WHERE, both patterns stop at the inner WHERE. A later idempotency_key assignment can escape the module test. Detect clause boundaries at the outer SQL level and add UPDATE and upsert fixtures for this case. Preserve the existing outer-WHERE filtering behavior.
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Review comment at @internal/purchase/idempotency_key_writers_test.go around
lines 100 - 101:
Update the `updatePurchaseExecutions` and `upsertSet` checks so clause
boundaries are recognized at the outer SQL level, not at a `WHERE` inside a
subquery; preserve filtering of assignments after the outer `WHERE`. Add UPDATE
and upsert fixtures with subquery predicates followed by an `idempotency_key`
assignment, and verify both checks detect those assignments.
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Review comments at @internal/purchase/idempotency_key_writers_test.go:
- Around line 99-100: Update the insertPurchaseExecutions and
updatePurchaseExecutions patterns to recognize schema-qualified and quoted
purchase_executions targets while preserving their existing SQL matching
behavior. Add fixtures covering qualified and quoted target names to the
relevant scan tests.
- Around line 100-101: Update the `updatePurchaseExecutions` and `upsertSet`
checks so clause boundaries are recognized at the outer SQL level, not at a
`WHERE` inside a subquery; preserve filtering of assignments after the outer
`WHERE`. Add UPDATE and upsert fixtures with subquery predicates followed by an
`idempotency_key` assignment, and verify both checks detect those assignments.
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Cold review of e2b429a on main 0a59d3a, plus the test-only delta to 30110dd (internal/api/handler_purchases_redshift_retry_test.go +7/-7, dropping gateWithClock's unused return; it fixes the unparam lint).
Retry gate: loadAndValidateRetryRequest runs checkRetryEligibilityGates (RedriveRefusalReason) and then checkRedshiftRetryGate (internal/api/handler_purchases.go:2556-2561). A row counts as possibly sent unless it is NoSubmission with RetryAttemptN == 0. Otherwise it needs a stamp under the 24h horizon and is refused until 10 minutes after updated_at, measured with the DB clock (now() in internal/config/store_postgres_redshift_retry.go:27-29; one pool read outside any tx, Redshift only).
Stamp copy: persistRetryExecution, the only successor writer, copies first_dispatch_at (handler_purchases_redshift_retry.go:40-45, used at handler_purchases.go:2790), so the stamp carries through retry-of-retry. A predecessor with no stamp gives a successor with no stamp, which stampRedshiftDispatch then refuses (redshift_lineage.go:113-130).
Inert before PR3b: isRedshiftRec is a subset of the services RedriveRefusalReason already refuses (manager.go:640-651), so the new gate is not reached today. Non-Redshift executions never read the clock. errnotes, openapi and History are unchanged.
Owner decisions 2026-11-06b: Q1, Q3, Q4, Q5 and Q7 are followed; Q2, Q6 and Q8 are out of this PR.
Runs (GOMAXPROCS=4, -p 2):
At e2b429a: build, vet (with and without integration) and unit tests for purchase, config, api and mocks pass; integration for purchase and config, and api scoped to Retry|Redshift, pass.
At 30110dd: build, vet, api unit tests and purchase RedshiftRetry|IdempotencyKey pass. CI: 41 pass.
Probes, 15 killed:
gate body removed;
settle window 9m;
strict horizon;
NeverSubmitted without the attempt-0 condition;
stamp copy dropped;
the never-submitted rule removed from the copy;
stamp dropped from the successor literal;
NULL stamp coalesced to 0;
scanner writers: an assignment in another package, a struct literal, a pointer write, a write in cmd/server, an UPDATE SET.
Non-blocking (5 probes survived):
App time instead of the SQL now() passes TestGetRedshiftRetryClock_UsesDBNow (the container and host share a clock); the code does use now().
Removing the gate call (handler_purchases.go:2559-2561) passes, because RedriveRefusalReason refuses first. PR3b needs a wiring test when it lifts that guard.
Scanner (idempotency_key_writers_test.go:113-115): schema-qualified and quoted table names in UPDATE, and a whole-struct copy (*b = *a), are not caught; neither exists on main.
PR #1816 (issue #702 PR3a), base main 0a59d3a. Reviewed the full 3-dot diff at e2b429a plus the e2b429a..30110dd delta. Owner decisions read from 2026-11-06b-platform702-pr3.md (Q1-Q8). The PR body was treated as a claim; every point below was checked against the code.
One commit, test-only: internal/api/handler_purchases_redshift_retry_test.go, 7+/7-. gateWithClock drops its unused *MockConfigStore return value and its five callers change from h, _ := to h :=. No production file is touched and no assertion changes. This fixes the single unparam lint finding seen at e2b429a (handler_purchases_redshift_retry_test.go:23).
Blocking findings
None.
Non-blocking findings
Nothing proves that the clock reads come from the database. Mutation A1 replaced now() in GetRedshiftRetryClock (internal/config/store_postgres_redshift_retry.go:27-29) with a Go-side time.Now() parameter, and TestGetRedshiftRetryClock_UsesDBNow still passed, because the test container shares the host clock. The code itself is correct: now() runs in SQL, and updated_at is set by the DB (an INSERT default, plus the 000128 trigger on UPDATE), so neither value comes from the app clock. Suggestion for PR3b: add a skew test, for example one that compares against SELECT now() from inside a transaction held open for a measurable time, or one that asserts the query text contains now().
The C8b scanner (internal/purchase/idempotency_key_writers_test.go) misses several evasive writer forms. Each of these survived:
a reflect writer (FieldByName("IdempotencyKey").SetString);
schema-qualified SQL (UPDATE public.purchase_executions SET idempotency_key);
a quoted identifier (UPDATE "purchase_executions" ...);
UPDATE SQL split across a + concatenation (dynamic detection covers INSERT only);
a second assignment inside an already-pinned function (the check works per function, not per site).
Migrations (.sql files) are not scanned either. Its own doc comment admits the struct-copy and non-literal blind spots. Suggestion: widen the table regex to (?:"?\w+"?\.)?"?purchase_executions"?, add the concatenated-UPDATE case to the dynamic count, or count write sites per function. This does not block: it is a tripwire, and the realistic forms are caught.
Deletion probe J1 removed the checkRedshiftRetryGate call at internal/api/handler_purchases.go:2559-2561, and the whole internal/api short suite still passed. That is expected while the old guard holds, because no test can reach the call yet. PR3b must add an end-to-end loadAndValidateRetryRequest test that reaches the gate.
Fail-safe dead end, related to Q4. Take an attempt-1 successor of a never-submitted attempt 0 whose approval email failed (finalizePurchaseStatus, handler_purchases.go:3453-3456). It has no stamp and NoSubmission is false, so a Retry of it is permanently refused with "no first dispatch time recorded" even though nothing was sent. This is consistent with the store's mint rule (store_postgres_first_dispatch.go:33-38) and it blocks rather than double-buys. It is worth mentioning in the Q4 known-issue note.
Minor wording: the test name TestIdempotencyKeyCopyHasSingleWriter pins five writer functions, not one.
Checked and holding
DB clock: GetRedshiftRetryClock (store_postgres_redshift_retry.go:23-42) computes both ages from SQL now(). A NULL first_dispatch_at scans as nil and is never zero (lines 37-40; integration test NullStampIsNil). An unknown row maps to ErrNotFound and then to a 500 (not a refusal) at handler_purchases_redshift_retry.go:19-21. It reads through the pool outside any transaction, called from the handler after RBAC, so there is no read inside a caller's pgx.Tx. The query is keyed by execution_id only, but requireExecutionAccess has already run (handler_purchases.go:2575-2578 inside authorizeRetrySession), so tenant scoping holds. Ages cannot be negative, because the writer's now() comes before its commit.
Boundaries: horizon *sinceStamp >= 24h refuses (redshift_retry.go:44), which matches the dispatch gate's first_dispatch_at > now() - horizon (store_postgres_first_dispatch.go:40), so exactly 24h is refused at both points. Settle sinceUpdate >= 10m allows (redshift_retry.go:52). Retry-After rounds up (handler file:28). force never applies: the new gate has no force input.
Never-submitted exemption: NeverSubmitted (redshift_retry.go:27) is NoSubmission && RetryAttemptN == 0, which mirrors the store mint rule's EXISTS predicate (store_postgres_first_dispatch.go:34-37).
Stamp copy preserves the first stamp:
retrySuccessorFirstDispatchAt (handler file:40-45) clones the predecessor pointer, with no aliasing;
SavePurchaseExecutionTx leaves first_dispatch_at out of DO UPDATE SET (store_postgres.go:1186-1209, comment at 1223);
StampFirstDispatchTx wraps it in COALESCE (store_postgres_first_dispatch.go:33);
fan-out rows inherit it through acctExec := *baseExec (execution.go:308);
execution.go:645-646 turns it into RequestedAt.
The PR is inert before PR3b:
RedriveRefusalReason (manager.go:584-591) refuses any execution with any AWS Redshift or EC2 rec, selected or not, and any unknown provider. hasRedshiftRec (redshift_lineage.go:31-37) needs a selected Redshift rec with provider ""/aws, so every row the new gate would refuse is refused first, with or without force (test OldRedriveRefusalStillWinsForRedshift).
For non-Redshift rows the gate returns before any DB read (handler file:16-18).
The stamp copy runs for every retry. But only stampRedshiftDispatch (manager.go:330) can set a stamp, and only on rows with a selected Redshift rec. Those rows, and their fan-out children (all recs are copied), are refused by the old guard, so a retryable row always has a nil stamp and the copy writes nil, as before.
Other paths (the reaper's auto re-drive, stranded_redrive.go) never call persistRetryExecution.
Scope against the owner decisions: there is no History/openapi wording change and no ResolveOpsHint export (Q3=A defers both to PR3b). The nil-journal guard is PR3b work (Q2=B). No migration.
Error text: the refusal and settle texts carry no ids, and the 409 body exposes only a reason, a boolean flag and an integer second count. The store error that wraps the execution id reaches only a 500 path.
Mock: GetRedshiftRetryClock has no default return, so an unexpected call panics (mocks/stores.go:592-601).
Writers found by grep match the pinned set: store_postgres.go:1156 and 2272, execution.go:309, plan_step_attach.go:331, handler_purchases.go:2775.
Runs (GOWORK=off, GOMAXPROCS=4, -p 2, -count=1, under heavy-review-2.lock)
go vet -tags integration: did not complete, for environmental reasons. The run failed with "package iter is not in std" and missing go-build cache entries, so it never vetted the code. It was re-run at the new head (below).
go test -short (api, config, mocks, purchase): 4/4 packages ok.
go test -tags integration (config, purchase, api; Docker testcontainers): 3/3 packages ok (config 89.5s, purchase 40.9s, api 117.9s).
golangci-lint v2.10.1 on the four packages: 1 issue (unparam, gateWithClock, test file:23). The new head fixes it.
go vet internal/api, with and without -tags integration: PASS.
go test -short internal/api: ok.
go test -tags integration internal/api: ok (139.6s).
go vet -tags integration on all four packages: PASS.
golangci-lint on all four packages: 0 issues.
config, mocks and purchase are byte-identical between the two heads, so their e2b429a test results stand.
Mutation probes (all at e2b429a, in a scratch worktree, each reverted right after its run; worktree confirmed clean)
A1, SQL now() replaced by a Go time.Now() parameter: SURVIVED (non-blocking finding 1).
A2, handler permanent-refusal age taken from time.Since(failedExec.FirstDispatchAt) instead of the DB clock: KILLED (PastHorizonPermanent, InsideSettleRetryAfter, AfterSettleAllowed). The first run hit the GOROOT setup error; the re-run killed it.
A3, settle age forced to 10m: KILLED (InsideSettleRetryAfter).
B1, horizon >= changed to >: KILLED (TestRedshiftRetryPermanentRefusal/exactly_horizon_refused).
B2, horizon narrowed by 1h: KILLED (just_under_horizon_allowed).
B3, horizon widened by 1h: KILLED (exactly/past horizon cases, plus the api PastHorizonPermanent test).
C1, settle widened to 11m: KILLED (RedshiftRetryWait/midway, InsideSettleRetryAfter, AfterSettleAllowed).
C2, settle narrowed to 9m: KILLED (midway, InsideSettleRetryAfter).
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Part of #702 (Redshift re-drive idempotency). This is PR3a. It adds the Redshift Retry gate and stamp copy, and changes no production behaviour yet: the existing Redshift re-drive refusal (
RedriveRefusalReason, insidecheckRetryEligibilityGates) still refuses every Redshift Retry before the new gate runs. PR3b lifts that guard once the cloud-commitments-go#107 attempt-journal platform PR is merged and deployed.What
internal/purchase/redshift_retry.go):GetRedshiftRetryClock): both ages come fromnow()in SQL. A missing stamp reads as nil, never as fresh.checkRedshiftRetryGate):ops_hintandredrive_unsafe;retry_after_secondsand aRetry-Afterheader;forcenever overrides either;first_dispatch_at, so go's dedupe window still covers the original buy. A never-submitted attempt-0 row passes none, which matches the store's mint rule.purchase_executions.idempotency_key, including an upsert'sDO UPDATE SET. It fails when a writer appears outside the known set (retry copy, per-account derive, store mint and scan, plan-step attach), or when the SQL is built dynamically. The go#107 settle contract depends on a retry copying the key verbatim.Tests and evidence
IdempotencyKeywriter added.No migration. No openapi change while the gate is unreachable; it comes with PR3b.
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