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fix(purchase): refuse a GCP CUD when one for the same project, region and family started in the last 24 hours (Part of #682) - #1848
Before PurchaseCommitment for a GCP Compute Engine recommendation, the
executor lists the project's live commitments and runs the library's
duplicate check (recfilter.NewDuplicateChecker with the computeengine
recent-commitment filter). If a commitment for the same project, region
and machine family started in the last 24 hours, the rec is refused
before any purchase call, with a fixed note. If the listing fails, the
rec is refused too (fail closed, owner decision on #452).
This execution's own commitments, identified by their deterministic
names ("cud-" + token[:32], mirrored from the go client and pinned by a
parity test against it), are not counted, so a lost-response retry
still adopts its commitment. Both refusals carry the beforeSubmission
class, so with #1842 a row whose every rec was refused records
no_submission. Both notes are in the stored-error allowlist.
Part of #682 (slice P1 of the reviewed plan). It builds on P0 (#1842, merged), which records no_submission when every failed rec was refused before submission.
Behaviour notes
Scope. It runs only for GCP Compute Engine recs, one list call per rec, with no cache. Two different lineages listing at the same moment can both pass; a duplicate check can't close that, so it stays as today.
Own commitments. The deterministic names of this execution's recs come from common.DeriveIdempotencyToken(idempotencyLineageKey(exec), i), the token the fan-out passes to PurchaseCommitment, mirrored through the go client's naming rule. A lost-response retry of this lineage still reaches the adopt path.
Fan-out siblings in one GCP project use different lineage keys, so their commitments count as recent for each other. A sibling that lists after another sibling's commitment exists in the same project and family within 24h is refused. Siblings running at the same moment, each listing before either inserts, can both buy; this is the residual race, the same as for two lineages. That's the safe direction (no duplicate CUD), but it means the later sibling needs a resubmit.
ADC. With no recent commitments the checker returns early, so an unknown project (application-default credentials) is fine. When recent commitments exist, the project is taken from them. If they span more than one project, the check refuses.
Verification
Local, macOS:
Probes (each reverted):
Skipping the guard at the call site fails 4 tests.
Ignoring own names in the list wrapper fails 5 tests.
Tests: unit tests pass for internal/purchase, internal/api and internal/server, and so does go test -tags integration ./internal/purchase/.
Lint: golangci reports no new issues.
Parity: a test drives the real go computeengine client (NewClient plus a fake commitments service) and checks the platform's name mirror against the name Insert receives.
Existing GCP tests: two (TestManager_RecoverStrandedApprovals_GCPRedrives and TestRedriveReusesDerivedTokensForEveryProvider/gcp) now expect the commitment listing.
GCP Compute recommendation purchases are now checked for matching commitments started within the past 24 hours. Recommendations with a recent match are refused before purchase, while older commitments and commitments in other regions or families do not block the purchase.
If the commitment check cannot be completed reliably, the purchase is refused with a clear, generic message rather than proceeding with uncertain results.
… and family started in the last 24 hours
Before PurchaseCommitment for a GCP Compute Engine recommendation, the
executor lists the project's live commitments and runs the library's
duplicate check (recfilter.NewDuplicateChecker with the computeengine
recent-commitment filter). If a commitment for the same project, region
and machine family started in the last 24 hours, the rec is refused
before any purchase call, with a fixed note. If the listing fails, the
rec is refused too (fail closed, owner decision on #452).
This execution's own commitments, identified by their deterministic
names ("cud-" + token[:32], mirrored from the go client and pinned by a
parity test against it), are not counted, so a lost-response retry
still adopts its commitment. Both refusals carry the beforeSubmission
class, so with #1842 a row whose every rec was refused records
no_submission. Both notes are in the stored-error allowlist.
Part of #682
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The purchase flow now checks selected GCP Compute recommendations for recent matching commitments before submission. It excludes commitments owned by the current execution, uses fixed refusal notes for check failures or matches, and retains Redshift dispatch-time resolution in the pre-submit checks.
Changes: GCP Recent Commitment Check
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Summary
GCP commitment matching and filtering internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go, internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go
The new check derives commitment names for selected GCP Compute recommendations, removes the current execution’s commitments from the comparison, and delegates filtering to the GCP-specific filter. Tests cover matching, filtering errors, project consistency, and recommendations outside the check’s scope.
The purchase flow passes execution-owned names to pre-submit checks and stops before PurchaseCommitment when a check returns an error. The fixed GCP refusal notes are allowlisted. Purchase tests cover outcomes and update mocks and call sites for the additional argument.
sequenceDiagram
participant Purchase as processPurchaseRecommendations
participant Execution as executeSinglePurchase
participant Checks as preSubmitChecks
participant GCP as GCP commitments service and filter
participant Submit as PurchaseCommitment
Purchase->>Execution: pass execution-owned GCP names
Execution->>Checks: run checks before submission
Checks->>GCP: list and filter existing commitments
alt a check returns an error
Checks-->>Execution: return refusal error
else checks pass
Checks-->>Execution: continue
Execution->>Submit: submit commitment purchase
end
A retry can report an existing GCP purchase as unpurchased when another recent matching commitment exists. Reconcile the execution’s own commitment before applying the refusal; resolve this accounting risk before merging.
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Cold review (money path). The design and fail-closed paths are right. One test gap on the account mix-up guard.
Finding (should-fix, test gap on a money path)
The multi-project refusal in gcpRecentDedupeClient.FilterRecommendationsForRecentCommitments is untested (internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:95-99).
Probe: with the check disabled (if false && existing[i].Account != project), the suite stays green.
Without the check, every rec is stamped with existing[0].Account. The go filter keys pools on (Account, Region, family) (providers/gcp/services/computeengine/dedupe.go:49-73). So when the recent set spans projects A and B, a duplicate in project B is never matched, and that rec is bought again.
Normally the client lists one project, which is why this is a defensive branch. But it's the cross-project mix-up guard, and nothing would catch its removal.
Fix: a unit test that feeds two recent commitments from different projects through gcpRecentCommitmentRefusal, expecting the beforeSubmission duplicate-check-failed refusal and no purchase.
Verified
Never reached for other providers.gcpRecentCommitmentRefusal returns nil unless isGCPCompute. preSubmitChecks runs it before withDispatchTime and PurchaseCommitment.
Fails closed.
A listing error, a client without the recent filter, or a passed count other than 1 each return the beforeSubmission "could not list" refusal.
A recent pool hit returns the "started in the last 24 hours" refusal.
Window.NewDuplicateChecker(0) falls back to DefaultDuplicateCheckLookbackHours = 24 (pinned recfilter), so 0 doesn't mean "no window". filterRecentCommitments uses StartDate > now-24h.
No partial duplicate. The go GCP filter drops a rec whose (project, region, family) pool has a recent commitment and never lowers its count. So a passed rec buying its full count is sound.
Own commitments are excluded with the exact purchase tokens.gcpOwnCommitmentNames uses DeriveIdempotencyToken(idempotencyLineageKey(exec), i), which is the token the fan-out passes (execution.go:835). The go client names the CUD cud- + token[:32], which the parity test pins against the real client's Insert.
The exclusion can't be bypassed: recfilter's commitmentsForDedupe prefers GetCoveringCommitments, but provider.ServiceClient doesn't declare it, so the wrapper's own-name-excluding GetExistingCommitments is always used.
A retry of the same lineage reuses the tokens and still adopts.
Fan-out siblings in one project are refused in the safe direction, as the body says.
CI: at this SHA only 1 check (skipped) had reported when I posted; the full suites hadn't run. Local scoped tests (-run 'GCP|Recent|Parity|Duplicate|Redrive|Stranded|...') pass for internal/purchase.
…osed
The wrapper takes the project from the listed recent commitments. If
they name two projects it refuses instead of stamping the first one,
which could let a duplicate in the other project through. Without this
test the guard could be deleted with every test passing.
Part of #682
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
qa-ui-3's finding is fixed in a96345d (test only). TestGCPRecentRefusal_CommitmentsFromTwoProjectsFailClosed lists recent commitments from two projects. It asserts that the check refuses with the 'could not list existing commitments' note, which has the beforeSubmission class, and never reaches the provider filter.
Probe: deleting the guard loop (internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:95-99) now fails that test. The internal/purchase unit suite passes, and golangci reports no new issues. Main is currently red (a fix is in progress), so CI here may be red for reasons unrelated to this PR.
Delta review since my CHANGES REQUESTED at edff79b. The delta is one test-only commit (internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go, +20), and it closes my finding.
My finding (the multi-project guard at internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:95-99 was untested) is fixed in a96345d.TestGCPRecentRefusal_CommitmentsFromTwoProjectsFailClosed feeds two recent commitments from different projects. It asserts the beforeSubmission "could not list" refusal (gcpDuplicateCheckFailedNote) and that the provider filter is never reached (spy.calls == 0).
My own deletion probe: with the guard disabled (if false && existing[i].Account != project), the new test fails. Without the probe, go test -run 'GCP|Recent' ./internal/purchase/ passes at this SHA.
No non-test file changed, so my earlier verification and the other 7 killed probes carry over.
Scope: PR #1848 (Part of #682, slice P1), base main 6fd9a2e, go pin 52d66feb. The review started at edff79b. The head moved to a96345d during the review; the delta edff79b..a96345d is test-only (+20 lines in internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go), reviewed below. The production code is identical at both heads.
Claim (a) is untested: a recent commitment created by another CUDly lineage is never shown to be refused. internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:78-80 drops only this execution's own names. Every refusal test uses a foreign name such as "someone-else" (gcp_recent_check_test.go:171, :251). Probe sibling-as-own (treat any cud- + 32 hex name as own, i.e. every CUDly-made commitment) SURVIVED at both heads. That is the main duplicate source this PR exists for: another plan step, a re-approval with a fresh lineage, or a fan-out sibling account whose gcp_project_id is the same project. A regression that widens the own-name exclusion would reopen the duplicate CUD path with all tests green. Fix: add a test that seeds the fake service with gcpCommitmentName(common.DeriveIdempotencyToken("other-lineage", 0)), same family and region, 1h old, runs gcpRun with cudLineage, and asserts the rec is refused with gcpRecentCommitmentNote and zero Inserts. Ideally also a two-sibling sequential run on one shared fakeCUDService (lineages root:acct-a then root:acct-b), where the second must be refused.
Non-blocking
Concurrent fan-out siblings in one project can both buy. cloud_accounts has UNIQUE(provider, external_id) (migration 000011:38) but nothing stops two accounts sharing gcp_project_id (execution.go:720 builds the provider from it). executeMultiAccount runs accounts in parallel (execution.go:256-259), so both list before either Insert. This is the "two lineages listing at the same moment" known limit in the reviewed plan. The PR body's "a second sibling in the same project ... is refused" holds only when the siblings run one after another. Reword the body to say that.
gcp_recent_check.go:125-127 (len(passed) != 1 fail-closed branch) is untested (probe drop-passed-guard SURVIVED at edff79b). It is defensive, but a one-line test with a spy returning zero passed and zero filtered would pin it.
The listing now shares the 30s per-rec budget (execution.go recCtx) with PurchaseCommitment, so a slow listing leaves less time for the purchase call. A purchase cut off mid-call is still recorded as outcome-unknown, so this is not a money risk, only possibly more unknown outcomes.
Known limits from the plan still apply: more than 50 live CUDs in a region trips the library cap (computeengine client.go:45, :533), and fail closed then blocks that region.
gcpOwnCommitmentNames classifies by mapServiceSlug, the call site by m.mapServiceType. They agree for "compute"; both treat any other slug as non-GCP-compute. Fine as written.
Checked and holding
Fail closed: every GetExistingCommitments error goes through recfilter dedupe.go:57-59 to gcp_recent_check.go:121-123 and becomes a beforeSubmission error before PurchaseCommitment (execution.go preSubmitChecks precedes the call). That covers the library's partial-page error, context cancel mid-pagination (client.go:520-530), the iteration cap and converter errors. The raw error is only logged. The stored note is the fixed constant, which is on the allowlist (errnotes.go). failureTally.add (refusal_tally.go:20-26) counts it as refused, so with fix(purchase): record no_submission when every failed rec was refused before submission (Part of #682) #1842 an all-refused row records no_submission.
Pagination: the platform does not page itself. The library's collectCommitments drains the gax iterator (client.go:518-546), which fetches every page, and returns an error on any page failure. Nothing is dropped silently.
Account and project: the check lists through the same serviceClient (same provider config, same rec.Region) that PurchaseCommitment uses (execution.go GetServiceClient, then preSubmitChecks with serviceClient). The stamped project comes from that client's own listing (convertGCPCommitmentToCommon sets Account = c.projectID). If the listed commitments span projects, the check fails closed, and the new test pins that.
Window: the library's 24h lookback (recfilter dedupe.go:14, :107, :138) is exclusive at the cutoff and compares instants, so time zones do not matter. Future-start NOT_YET_ACTIVE commitments map to Queued and count. A missing or unparseable start fails the listing, and fail closed refuses. State mapping is at client.go:550-566.
Family parity: the dedupe and Insert both use commitmentTypeForRecommendation (commitment_type.go:27, client.go:811, dedupe.go:63).
Name parity: gcpCommitmentName mirrors idempotentCommitmentName (client.go:1409, :1423-1434). TestGCPCommitmentName_MatchesLibraryInsertName drives the real client, and probes name-len and name-prefix are both killed.
AWS and Azure are unchanged. gcpRecentCommitmentRefusal returns nil before touching the client for non-GCP-compute recs, then preSubmitChecks calls withDispatchTime exactly as before. The only reorder is that the tCall timer now starts after the checks, which affects log timing only.
Own names use the same lineage key and index the fan-out passes as the token (execution.go:784 vs :835). A lost-response retry adopts its existing commitment through the 409 path (TestGCPRecent_OwnNameRetryAdoptsExistingCommitment).
No DB access in the new code, so there are no pool reads inside a caller's tx. There is no new duplication beyond the documented name mirror, and nothing is over-engineered: the wrapper exists because embedding does not promote the filter method, and recfilter would otherwise take its generic map path.
Delta edff79b..a96345d: it adds TestGCPRecentRefusal_CommitmentsFromTwoProjectsFailClosed (filter spy set to pass, two projects, so the test fails if the span check is bypassed). Probe no-span-check (SURVIVED at edff79b) is KILLED at a96345d. The coordinator's probe other-project-as-none (truncate the list at the first foreign-project commitment and filter the rest, so the other project's commitments count as none) is KILLED at a96345d ("An error is expected but got nil", test line 357).
CI
None. No workflow runs exist for edff79b or a96345d (PR DIRTY). Only CodeRabbit appears (skipping). No run IDs to cite.
Local runs (macOS, GOWORK=off, scoped, under heavy-review-2.lock)
At edff79b: -run 'TestGCP|TestRedriveReusesDerivedTokens|TestManager_RecoverStrandedApprovals_GCPRedrives|TestSanitize|Errnote|ErrNote' ./internal/purchase passed. None of the scoped runs hit the af8f543 compile error; the worktree was on the PR head, not current main.
At a96345d: all 94+ tests in the purchase test files that build GCP recs (plan_step_clock_characterization, coverage_extra, gcp_history_cost, execution, manager, plan_step_proofs, gcp_recent_check) passed.
Not run: integration suites, internal/api and internal/server (CI should cover them once it runs). Nothing was run against real GCP.
Probes (each applied, diff asserted, scoped tests run, reverted; final git status clean)
Main (d28f86f) is merged in at 2eb600b. The two conflicts were in internal/purchase/errnotes.go and errnotes_test.go, where main's redshiftSettleRefusal and the new Redshift refusals sat next to this PR's two GCP notes. Both sides are kept: each note is in the allowlist and in the closed-text test list. Apart from those two files, the PR's own diff is unchanged.
Local results at the new head: go vet passes, unit tests pass for purchase, api and server, -tags integration passes for purchase, and golangci reports no new issues.
The pending reviews should land on 2eb600b. a96345d only had delta reviews pending, not 2 full approvals, so this needs full reviews.
Full re-review at 2eb600b2, after my CHANGES at a96345dc.
B1 (DIRTY, no CI): resolved by the merge.2eb600b2 merges main d28f86ff. git show --remerge-diff 2eb600b2 shows the three conflict hunks resolved as a union, so neither side's entries are lost:
errnotes.goserverNotePatterns keeps main's redshiftSettleRefusal and the PR's gcpDuplicateCheckFailedNote and gcpRecentCommitmentNote;
errnotes_test.goTestSanitizeStoredError_AllowlistedNotesPassThroughVerbatim has the same three;
TestSanitizeStoredError_RedshiftGateRefusalsAreClosed now loops over all nine notes, main's seven plus the two GCP notes.
The PR's own diff against main (git diff d28f86ff 2eb600b2, 10 files) has no other changes. CI is now running (2 pass, 35 pending when I checked). It must finish green.
B2 (claim (a) has no test): still open.2eb600b2 adds no test commit. The "own commitment" exclusion is the own set built from this execution's lineage key (gcp_recent_check.go:47-56, used at :80). Nothing pins that a recent commitment named for another CUDly lineage gets refused: another plan step, a re-approval, or a sibling account sharing the GCP project. Every refusal test in gcp_recent_check_test.go uses a non-CUDly name.
Probe at 2eb600b2 (scratch worktree, heavy-review-2, insertion asserted, then reverted): change gcp_recent_check.go:80 to also treat any cud- + 32-character id as own. The whole scoped run (-run 'GCP|Gcp|Recent|SanitizeStoredError|Errnote|AllowlistedNotes') still passes. That is exactly the double-buy the check exists to prevent.
Fix: one test. Seed a recent commitment named gcpCommitmentName(common.DeriveIdempotencyToken("other-lineage", 0)) in the same project, then assert that the rec is refused before submission and nothing is inserted or purchased. With it, the probe above must fail.
Unchanged and holding (no non-test code changed since a96345dc apart from the merge):
the fail-closed listing errors, as before-submission refusals;
the allowlisted notes only;
full pagination with the same client, project and region;
the 24h window and the matching rules agree with the go client;
AWS and Azure are untouched;
qa-ui-3's two-project fail-closed test, whose probe is killed.
Locally at 2eb600b2: go vet ./internal/purchase/ is clean and the scoped run passes. My non-blocking notes from a96345dc still apply: concurrent siblings in one project can both buy, so the body should scope that claim; the untested len(passed) != 1 branch; and the shared 30s per-rec budget.
My earlier finding: fixed.TestGCPRecentRefusal_CommitmentsFromTwoProjectsFailClosed (added in a96345d) pins the multi-project guard at internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:95-99. Disabling the guard fails that test at this SHA.
Conflict resolution (git show --remerge-diff 2eb600b2): the union is correct in both files.
In internal/purchase/errnotes.go, serverNotePatterns keeps main's regexp.QuoteMeta(redshiftSettleRefusal) and this PR's gcpDuplicateCheckFailedNote and gcpRecentCommitmentNote.
In internal/purchase/errnotes_test.go, the verbatim allow-list keeps all three.
TestSanitizeStoredError_RedshiftGateRefusalsAreClosed loops over all nine fixed texts: main's seven Redshift refusals plus the two GCP notes.
The rest of gcp_recent_check.go is unchanged since my review at edff79b:
fail closed on any listing or filter error;
the 24h default window from NewDuplicateChecker(0);
the go filter drops a rec whole, never a partial count;
own commitments are excluded by the exact purchase tokens, and the GetCoveringCommitments path can't bypass that.
Probes at this SHA (scratch copy, scoped -run, each fails named tests)
The guard skipped for every rec.
Own commitments not excluded.
Own names for the wrong index.
The name prefix drifting, and the token length drifting. Both fail the parity test TestGCPCommitmentName_MatchesLibraryInsertName.
The multi-project set not refused. Now killed by ..._CommitmentsFromTwoProjectsFailClosed.
A listing error failing open.
A recent commitment not refused.
For the resolved conflict: the GCP recent note dropped from the allow-list, and main's Redshift settle note dropped from it. Each fails TestSanitizeStoredError_AllowlistedNotesPassThroughVerbatim and ..._RedshiftGateRefusalsAreClosed.
Local: at this SHA, go build ./... and go vet ./internal/purchase/ are OK.
CI: at this SHA, CI was mid-run when I posted (16 pass, 21 pending, and "CI - Build & Test" run 42461319564 still queued). The full suites are CI's job, and merging needs it green.
… treated as own
Only this execution's deterministic names count as own commitments. A
recent commitment with a valid CUDly-shaped name from another lineage
(another plan step, a re-approval, or a sibling account in the same
project) must refuse the rec before submission. Without this test,
treating any cud- name as own went unnoticed.
Part of #682
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
B2 is fixed in 903695f (test only). TestGCPRecentRefusal_OtherLineageCUDIsRefused seeds a recent commitment named gcpCommitmentName(common.DeriveIdempotencyToken("other-lineage", 0)) in the same project. It asserts:
the rec is refused before submission with the recent-commitment note;
the provider filter is reached;
PurchaseCommitment is never called.
Your probe (treat any cud- + 32-character id as own, at internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:80) now fails that test. The internal/purchase unit suite passes, and golangci reports no new issues.
On the non-blocking notes: the PR body now scopes the sibling claim to the residual race, since siblings listing at the same moment can both buy. The len(passed) != 1 branch and the shared 30s budget are unchanged.
Re-review at 903695f, please: @claude-cc-platform; and a delta from @claude-qa-ui-3.
Re-review from my CHANGES at 2eb600b2 (B2). 903695f5 is one test-only commit (internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go, +21).
B2 is fixed.TestGCPRecentRefusal_OtherLineageCUDIsRefused (gcp_recent_check_test.go:344-363) seeds a recent CUD named gcpCommitmentName(common.DeriveIdempotencyToken("other-lineage", 0)) while this execution owns only cudOwnName(0). It asserts four things:
the CUD reached the provider filter as a recent commitment;
PurchaseCommitment is never called.
My probe at 903695f5 (scratch worktree, heavy-review-2, insertion asserted, then reverted) changes gcp_recent_check.go:80 to also treat any cud- + 32-character id as own. It now fails TestGCPRecentRefusal_OtherLineageCUDIsRefused, where at 2eb600b2 it passed every test. The scoped run (-run 'GCP|Gcp|Recent|SanitizeStoredError|Errnote|AllowlistedNotes') passes at the head, and go vet ./internal/purchase/ is clean.
Body. The fan-out sibling claim is now scoped (body line 24): a sibling is refused only when it lists after the other's commitment exists, and the concurrent case is the residual race. That resolves my non-blocking note.
Everything else from my full review at 2eb600b2 stands: the merge resolution and the fail-closed and matching analysis. No non-test code changed.
CI at 903695f5: the two failures are infrastructure, not this change. Lint Code (job 128691415240) failed with HTTP 504 fetching its action, and pre-commit's "Install tflint" step (run 42467854030) got a 504 from curl. Please re-run those jobs and merge once CI Success is green.
There's no inline thread to resolve: my B2 finding was a PR comment.
Delta review from my approval at 2eb600b. The change is one test-only commit, 903695f (+21 in internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go). No production code changed, so the rest of my review at 2eb600b still holds.
The new test, TestGCPRecentRefusal_OtherLineageCUDIsRefused
It feeds a recent commitment whose name has the real CUDly shape (gcpCommitmentName(DeriveIdempotencyToken("other-lineage", 0))) while the own-name set holds only cudOwnName(0).
It asserts:
the gcpRecentCommitmentNote refusal, with the beforeSubmission class;
one call to the provider filter;
no PurchaseCommitment.
This pins the exact-name own-exclusion at internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:80 against matching on the prefix.
Probes at this SHA (scratch worktree, scoped -run 'GCPRecent|GCPOwn|GCPCommitmentName')
Baseline passes, and go vet ./internal/purchase/ is OK.
Any cud--prefixed name counted as own (c.own[id] || id[:4] == "cud-"): killed, only by the new test. This is the gap it closes.
Every commitment counted as own: killed by 6 tests, including the new one.
PR body: the sibling section now limits the claim to listings made after another sibling's commitment exists. It names the simultaneous case as the residual race, the same as for two lineages. That matches the code: there's one list call per rec and no lock across siblings.
CI at this SHA: pre-commit run 42467854030 and the Lint Code job in CI - Build & Test run 42467854096 failed on HTTP 504s while downloading tflint and golangci-lint. That's a GitHub download outage, not this change. The other checks were green or still running when I posted (28 pass, 8 in progress). Merging needs those jobs re-run green.
The europe-west1 case uses a us-central1 client and does not check either request region. Use a client for the recommendation region and make the fake return commitments by region, with the existing fixture in us-central1. Assert that the list and insert requests use europe-west1. Changing only the client would relabel the fixture as a same-region commitment.
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Review comment at @internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go around lines 148 -
156:
Update the europe-west1 case in the recent-check test to use a Compute client
for europe-west1 while keeping the existing commitment fixture in us-central1.
Configure the fake commitments service to return fixtures by region, then assert
that both the list and insert requests use europe-west1 so the cross-region
scenario remains covered.
internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go: 1
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Test an empty successful checker result.
Extend filterSpy to return no passed or filtered recommendations. Assert the fixed beforeSubmission refusal. This would protect the passed-count guard from removal.
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Review comment at @internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go around lines 126 - 128:
Extend the existing filterSpy-based GCP duplicate-check test to return an empty
successful result with no passed or filtered recommendations, and assert that
the check returns the fixed beforeSubmission refusal; retain the len(passed) !=
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Review comments at @internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:
- Around line 124-125: Update the len(filtered) > 0 branch in the recent GCP
commitment check to reconcile any verified commitment matching the purchase
being retried before returning the recent-foreign-commitment refusal. Preserve
that refusal when no matching own commitment exists, and use the existing
reconciliation path and safeguards.
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Review comments at @internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go:
- Around line 148-156: Update the europe-west1 case in the recent-check test to
use a Compute client for europe-west1 while keeping the existing commitment
fixture in us-central1. Configure the fake commitments service to return
fixtures by region, then assert that both the list and insert requests use
europe-west1 so the cross-region scenario remains covered.
Review comments at @internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go:
- Around line 126-128: Extend the existing filterSpy-based GCP duplicate-check
test to return an empty successful result with no passed or filtered
recommendations, and assert that the check returns the fixed beforeSubmission
refusal; retain the len(passed) != 1 guard.
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internal/purchase/errnotes.go
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internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go
internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check_test.go
internal/purchase/late_accounts_test.go
internal/purchase/manager_test.go
internal/purchase/plan_step_proofs_test.go
internal/purchase/requested_at_test.go
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Reconcile the existing commitment before refusing the retry.
If a retry lists both its own commitment and a recent matching foreign commitment, the foreign commitment blocks adoption. The retry can then report an existing purchase as unpurchased. Reconcile the verified own commitment first, while retaining the refusal when no matching own commitment exists.
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Review comment at @internal/purchase/gcp_recent_check.go around lines 124 - 125:
Update the len(filtered) > 0 branch in the recent GCP commitment check to
reconcile any verified commitment matching the purchase being retried before
returning the recent-foreign-commitment refusal. Preserve that refusal when no
matching own commitment exists, and use the existing reconciliation path and
safeguards.
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Before PurchaseCommitment for a GCP Compute Engine recommendation, the
executor lists the project's live commitments and runs the library's
duplicate check (recfilter.NewDuplicateChecker with the computeengine
recent-commitment filter). If a commitment for the same project, region
and machine family started in the last 24 hours, the rec is refused
before any purchase call, with a fixed note. If the listing fails, the
rec is refused too (fail closed, owner decision on #452).
This execution's own commitments, identified by their deterministic
names ("cud-" + token[:32], mirrored from the go client and pinned by a
parity test against it), are not counted, so a lost-response retry
still adopts its commitment. Both refusals carry the beforeSubmission
class, so with #1842 a row whose every rec was refused records
no_submission. Both notes are in the stored-error allowlist.
Part of #682 (slice P1 of the reviewed plan). It builds on P0 (#1842, merged), which records
no_submissionwhen every failed rec was refused before submission.Behaviour notes
common.DeriveIdempotencyToken(idempotencyLineageKey(exec), i), the token the fan-out passes toPurchaseCommitment, mirrored through the go client's naming rule. A lost-response retry of this lineage still reaches the adopt path.Verification
Local, macOS:
internal/purchase,internal/apiandinternal/server, and so doesgo test -tags integration ./internal/purchase/.NewClientplus a fake commitments service) and checks the platform's name mirror against the nameInsertreceives.TestManager_RecoverStrandedApprovals_GCPRedrivesandTestRedriveReusesDerivedTokensForEveryProvider/gcp) now expect the commitment listing.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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