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| if !ref.UpdatedAt.Before(graceCutoff) { | ||
| // Inside the grace window: this is very likely a | ||
| // payload-first upload whose manifest has not committed | ||
| // yet. Deleting it would break an in-flight publish. | ||
| continue |
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When a publish reuses a content-addressed payload left by an earlier aborted publish, putPayload returns without refreshing the object's modification time. If this GC scanned manifests before the new manifest committed, the hash is absent from live; the manifest can then commit before deletion, but an old UpdatedAt still passes this grace check and GC deletes the newly referenced payload. The grace period therefore protects only newly uploaded payloads, so deletion needs coordination or revalidation that also covers reuse of old orphan objects.
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| out, err := s.client.ListObjectsV2(ctx, &s3.ListObjectsV2Input{ | ||
| Bucket: aws.String(s.bucket), | ||
| Prefix: aws.String(listPrefix), | ||
| ContinuationToken: token, | ||
| MaxKeys: aws.Int32(listObjectsPageLimit), |
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S3 interprets Prefix as a raw byte prefix, so listing cluster-a/v1/payloads also returns keys below names such as cluster-a/v1/payloads-archive. A sibling object whose final shard and filename match the payload layout passes payloadSHAFromKey and can be deleted, while sibling JSON trees can also affect manifest retention. Append a / delimiter for subtree listings or explicitly reject keys outside the requested directory before returning them.
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| manifest, err := DecodeManifest(data) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return Manifest{}, errors.Wrapf(err, "decode manifest %s", key) | ||
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| return manifest, nil |
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If a valid, self-hashed manifest is copied or misplaced under the groups tree, DecodeManifest does not verify that manifest.ManifestKey equals the object key being read, unlike the existing LoadManifest path. Such copies are counted as real generations under the body's GroupID; multiple copies of the newest manifest can consume all MinGenerations slots and cause older distinct restore points and their payloads to be reclaimed. Treat key or layout mismatches as malformed so they fail closed.
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| if err := g.store.DeleteObject(ctx, key); err != nil { | ||
| // Report what was already deleted alongside the error so | ||
| // the caller can see the pass was partial. | ||
| result.ManifestsDeleted = append(result.ManifestsDeleted, key) | ||
| return result, errors.Wrapf(err, "retention: delete manifest %s", key) |
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Whenever DeleteObject returns an error, this branch appends the failing key to ManifestsDeleted even though that object may still exist; for example, a local permission failure deterministically leaves it in place. This contradicts the stated intent to report only earlier successful deletions and gives callers or operational metrics an inaccurate partial result. Leave the failing key out and retain only keys appended after successful deletes.
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| survivors, expired := g.partition(scan) | ||
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| for _, key := range expired { | ||
| if err := g.store.DeleteObject(ctx, key); err != nil { |
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If the manifest scan succeeds but the subsequent payload ListObjects call fails or returns an invalid page, this loop has already deleted every expired manifest before reclaimPayloads reports the error. That contradicts the documented and commit-level fail-closed guarantee that a listing or pagination failure performs no deletes at all, and exposes callers to an unexpectedly partial destructive pass. Complete both listings and validate their pagination before starting phase-one deletion.
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| if !more { | ||
| return refs, nil | ||
| } | ||
| token = next |
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On an S3-compatible endpoint that returns IsTruncated=true with the same nonempty continuation token on successive pages, this assignment causes the loop to request the same page indefinitely and continually append duplicate references until cancellation or memory exhaustion. The existing missing-token check does not detect this pagination failure. Track previously used tokens, or at least reject a next token equal to the current token, to preserve the all-or-error listing contract.
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| if obj.Key == nil { | ||
| continue | ||
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| ref := ObjectRef{Key: normalizeObjectKey(*obj.Key)} |
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S3 object keys are opaque, but this normalizes each returned key before retaining its UpdatedAt. If the bucket contains a foreign key with whitespace, duplicate separators, or dot segments, GC may subsequently fetch or delete the different canonical key; an old alias can therefore cause deletion of a recently created canonical payload using the alias's timestamp. Preserve the exact returned key and reject it as unrecognized when it is not already canonical rather than rewriting its identity.
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| data, err := io.ReadAll(body) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return Manifest{}, errors.Wrapf(err, "read manifest %s", key) |
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A corrupt or accidentally oversized object ending in .json is read without any size limit, so a single object under the manifest prefix can exhaust process memory before it can be classified as malformed and make GC fail closed. Manifest objects have a small bounded schema and the listing already supplies object sizes; reject implausible sizes and use a limited reader so malformed-manifest handling cannot itself crash the process.
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| live := make(map[string]struct{}, len(survivors)) | ||
| for _, entry := range survivors { | ||
| live[entry.manifest.Payload.SHA256] = struct{}{} | ||
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The validated manifest schema permits Payload.Key and Payload.SHA256 to disagree, and restore follows the key while verifying the downloaded bytes against the SHA. A self-hashed manifest whose payload is stored at a recognized key for hash A but contains and declares hash B is therefore restorable, yet this live set records only B; phase two parses A from the actual object key and deletes the payload referenced by the retained manifest. Either validate that every payload key is the canonical key derived from its SHA or track the referenced object keys directly.
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| sha := strings.TrimSuffix(base, payloadObjectSuffix) | ||
| if !isSHA256Hex(sha) { | ||
| return "", false | ||
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| if shard := path.Base(path.Dir(key)); shard != sha[:2] { | ||
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payloadSHAFromKey checks only the basename and its immediate shard directory, so an old object such as <prefix>/v1/payloads/archive/ab/<sha>.fsm is accepted even though it is outside the documented payloads/sha256 layout. Because the payload listing includes every descendant of payloads, GC can delete hand-placed or future-layout objects that merely share the final two path components, contradicting the stated behavior of leaving unrecognized objects alone. Verify the complete prefix-relative path, including the sha256 component, before reclaiming it.
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@codex review Addressed the current-head retention/GC review findings in this update:
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| if !exists || !beforeGraceCutoff(info.UpdatedAt, graceCutoff) { | ||
| return "", false, nil | ||
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| if err := g.store.DeleteObject(ctx, ref.Key); err != nil { |
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When a publisher reuses an old orphan payload, it can finish RefreshObject after this HeadObject observes the old timestamp but before the unconditional DeleteObject; GC then removes the refreshed object, and the publisher can subsequently commit a manifest that references the now-missing payload. Fresh evidence in the updated code is that the added freshness revalidation is still a separate check-before-delete operation, so the original concurrent-publication race remains; use conditional deletion tied to the observed object version/ETag or coordinate publication and GC.
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| if normalizeObjectKey(ref.Key) != normalizeObjectKey(manifest.ManifestKey) { | ||
| return Manifest{}, malformedManifest(errors.Wrapf(ErrIntegrity, | ||
| "manifest key mismatch: listed %s, body says %s", ref.Key, manifest.ManifestKey)) | ||
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When a self-hashed manifest's ManifestKey matches its listed key but the key's group/index/term components disagree with the body, this equality check accepts it and scanManifests groups and orders it using the body fields. For example, a high-index body claiming group 2 under a group-1 path can consume group 2's retained-generation slots and cause its actual newest successful manifests to be deleted; derive the expected key with manifestKey(g.prefix, manifest.GroupID, manifest.SnapshotIndex, manifest.SnapshotTerm) and classify any mismatch as malformed.
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| if referenced, err := g.payloadCurrentlyReferenced(ctx, ref.Key); err != nil { | ||
| return "", false, errors.Wrapf(err, "retention: revalidate payload %s", ref.Key) |
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When a prefix has a large stale-payload backlog, every eligible payload calls payloadCurrentlyReferenced, which performs another full manifest listing and GET/decoding pass. With N old payloads and M retained manifests this produces N listings and O(N×M) remote reads, so the first cleanup of a realistically accumulated backlog can become prohibitively slow or time out; revalidate references in a bounded batch/pass or use coordinated marking rather than rescanning the entire manifest tree once per object.
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| scan.byGroup[manifest.GroupID] = append(scan.byGroup[manifest.GroupID], scannedManifest{ | ||
| key: ref.Key, | ||
| manifest: manifest, | ||
| createdAt: manifest.CreatedAt, | ||
| }) |
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If a RetentionStore returns the same manifest key more than once—for example, an S3-compatible endpoint produces overlapping pages while objects change—each copy is appended as a separate generation. With MinGenerations: 1, two copies of an old newest manifest put one copy in survivors and the other in expired, so phase 1 deletes the very key selected as the group's newest restore point; reject duplicate listed keys or deduplicate them before partitioning.
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| if _, err := s.client.DeleteObject(ctx, &s3.DeleteObjectInput{ | ||
| Bucket: aws.String(s.bucket), | ||
| Key: aws.String(normalized), | ||
| }); err != nil { |
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When the configured backup bucket has S3 versioning enabled, deleting without a VersionId only adds a delete marker and retains the manifest or payload bytes as noncurrent versions. Because subsequent ListObjectsV2 scans no longer see those hidden versions, this GC reports successful reclamation while storage continues growing indefinitely; either reject versioned buckets, document and enforce a noncurrent-version lifecycle policy, or enumerate and delete the relevant versions.
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internal/snapshotoffload/store.go (1)
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RefreshObjectでペイロード全体を再書き込みしないでください。putPayloadは既存オブジェクトを検証済みです。現在の実装は、更新日時だけを更新する処理で不要なディスク I/O とネットワーク転送を発生させます。
internal/snapshotoffload/store.go: 既存パスにos.Chtimesを適用し、hashedObjectInfoForPath相当の処理で検証済みのObjectInfoを返してください。internal/snapshotoffload/s3_store.go:S3ObjectClientにCopyObjectを追加し、同じキーを送信元と送信先に指定してください。MetadataDirective: COPYと既存の暗号化設定を使用し、HeadObjectで結果を検証してください。🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/snapshotoffload/retention.go`:
- Line 420: Protect payload reuse and GC deletion under the same per-payload
synchronization or CAS contract. Coordinate putPayload, putManifest, and payload
deletion so refreshExistingPayload through manifest commit is atomic for each
payload key; GC must abort deletion when it races with publishing, rather than
relying only on UpdatedAt checks or unconditional DeleteObject calls.
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In `@internal/snapshotoffload/store.go`:
- Around line 214-219: internal/snapshotoffload/store.go:214-219 の RefreshObject
処理を、ペイロード再書き込みではなく既存パスへの os.Chtimes 適用に変更し、hashedObjectInfoForPath 相当の検証済み
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P1 (concurrent-publication race) fixed in The finding was correct. The grace window cannot protect a reused payload on its own: Fix: both deletes are now conditional on the exact state GC validated.
I also fixed the sibling you didn't flag. Phase-1 manifest deletion had the identical race: manifest keys are deterministic in Both lost races are reported as counts ( Revert-checked: reverting either site to an unconditional delete fails @codex review |
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In `@internal/snapshotoffload/manifest.go`:
- Around line 28-29: Update the ErrObjectModified documentation in the
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All four P2s addressed in Manifest off its canonical path — correct, and worse than it reads: retention groups and orders by the body, so a high-index body claiming group 2 parked under a group-1 path consumes group 2's generation slots and gets group 2's real newest manifest deleted. The canonical key is now re-derived from Duplicate listed keys — correct. Verified by revert: without dedup, N×M rescans — correct. Revalidation now runs once per phase instead of once per eligible payload, still taken after the payload listing so a manifest committed between the two is visible. The test bounds total listings per pass rather than asserting an exact count, so it stays meaningful if the pass structure changes. Versioned buckets — correct, and I did not implement a fix. A keyed delete only writes a delete marker, so the bytes survive as noncurrent versions later listings cannot see, and GC would report reclamation while storage grew. But the remedy is a deployment-policy choice — enumerate and delete versions, refuse versioned buckets at startup, or require a noncurrent-version lifecycle rule — and picking one unilaterally would bake a policy into the store. @bootjp: which do you want? Until then §7 states the lifecycle-rule requirement, the Revert-checked (restores byte-exact): dedup removed →
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| case strings.TrimSpace(cond.ETag) != "": | ||
| input.IfMatch = aws.String(cond.ETag) |
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When S3 uses content-derived ETags, refreshing a reused payload with the same bytes leaves its ETag unchanged. If the refresh occurs after HeadObject but before this delete, IfMatch still succeeds and GC removes the payload immediately before the publisher commits its manifest. Fresh evidence in the updated code is that the new compare-and-delete prioritizes precisely this unchanged ETag, so the previously reported concurrent-publication race remains; use a token that changes on every refresh or coordinate publication and reclamation.
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| func (g *GC) compareAndDeleteManifest(ctx context.Context, entry scannedManifest) (bool, error) { | ||
| err := g.store.DeleteObjectIfUnmodified(ctx, entry.key, PreconditionFor(entry.ref)) |
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When a publisher retries an old snapshot after this scan, putManifest returns success as soon as it verifies that the existing manifest matches, without modifying the object. Its precondition therefore still matches entry.ref, allowing this deletion to remove the manifest after the publish has reported success. This occurs when the group already has newer generations and the reused manifest is outside retention; the reuse path needs to claim/refresh the manifest or coordinate with GC before it can return success.
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| return nil, errors.Wrapf(ErrIntegrity, "listed object key %q is not canonical", key) | ||
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| ref := ObjectRef{Key: key} |
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Although ListObjectsV2 supplies each object's ETag, this conversion discards it, so every manifest deletion falls back to IfMatchLastModifiedTime and IfMatchSize. Those conditional-delete fields are supported only for S3 directory buckets, while this store also accepts ordinary general-purpose buckets; on a normal S3 bucket an expired manifest can therefore make RunOnce fail instead of applying retention. Populate ObjectRef.ETag from the listed object so phase one can use the generally supported If-Match condition.
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| if _, err := s.client.DeleteObject(ctx, input); err != nil { | ||
| if isPreconditionFailed(err) { | ||
| return errors.Wrapf(ErrObjectModified, | ||
| "object %s changed since it was validated for deletion", key) | ||
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| return errors.Wrapf(err, "conditional delete object %s", key) |
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When two GC runs select the same manifest or payload, the first can delete it before the second reaches this call. S3 may then return NotFound for the second conditional delete, but this branch propagates that as a fatal error even though the intended state has already been reached; the repository's fake S3 client exhibits exactly this response, while LocalStore.DeleteObjectIfUnmodified already treats absence as success. Handle isS3NotFound(err) as an idempotent success so concurrent retention passes do not abort partway through.
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| if err := s.putObject(ctx, normalized, body, opts, false); err != nil { |
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Whenever content-addressed deduplication finds an existing payload, this refresh path sends the complete snapshot body through another PUT or multipart upload merely to advance its modification time. A retry after a manifest failure, or another group producing identical snapshot bytes, can therefore re-transfer and rewrite a payload as large as several terabytes, eliminating the network, duration, and request-cost benefits of deduplication and potentially causing publishes to time out. Refresh the claim through lightweight coordination or a server-side metadata operation rather than uploading the full payload again.
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| ref: ref, | ||
| manifest: manifest, | ||
| createdAt: manifest.CreatedAt, |
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A schema-v1 manifest can omit created_at and still pass DecodeManifest, leaving CreatedAt at Go's zero time. This assignment then admits it as a valid generation, and partition treats it as older than every retention cutoff, so a recently written, otherwise restorable manifest outside MinGenerations can be deleted immediately and its payload reclaimed. Treat a zero creation time as malformed so the unknown age fails closed instead of being interpreted as ancient.
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| // A malformed manifest appeared since phase 1; the live set | ||
| // can no longer be proven complete, so reclaim nothing. | ||
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If a malformed manifest appears after the initial scan but before this revalidation, this branch correctly reclaims nothing but returns the same values as a successful payload phase. Consequently RunOnce leaves PayloadPhaseSkipped false, SkipReason empty, and MalformedManifests unchanged even though reclamation was explicitly refused, contradicting GCResult's operator-facing contract and hiding a newly corrupt manifest from callers and metrics. Propagate the unsafe revalidation outcome so the result records the skipped phase and the manifests that caused it.
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Both P1s are correct, they share one root cause, and I can't close them without a protocol decision. Detail, because the constraint is not obvious: Root cause. Both publisher "reuse" paths are content-preserving, so they are invisible to any precondition based on the object's state:
So my compare-and-delete narrows the window but does not close it, exactly as you say. Why I can't just switch to a time-based precondition. I checked the SDK (
Closing it needs a coordination protocol, which is a design decision I shouldn't make unilaterally — it adds a key prefix / object layout. The options:
I've asked @bootjp to pick. Until then the code keeps the compare-and-delete (a real improvement, and airtight for Nothing else in the PR depends on this choice; the remaining P2s I'll work in the meantime. |
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Both P1s closed in A pass that finds a payload unreferenced and past grace now marks it; only a later pass, with the mark aged past No object-layout change; One correction to my own work. I first wrote that the mark's state comparison was "the load-bearing part". Revert-checking proved otherwise: removing Revert-checked (restores byte-exact):
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| if err := g.compareAndDeletePayload(ctx, refreshed(ref, info), sha); err != nil { |
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When an S3 republish starts during the sweep pass, GC can complete the manifest revalidation and HeadObject before the publisher rewrites the payload with identical bytes; this delete then uses the unchanged content-derived ETag and succeeds before the publisher commits its manifest. Fresh evidence after the two-pass change is that the mark delay is consumed before this same Head/delete window, while the new regression test refreshes wholly between passes and never exercises it. Coordinate publication with deletion or use a token that changes on every refresh.
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| // leaving a just-republished manifest in place is the correct outcome. | ||
| func (g *GC) compareAndDeleteManifest(ctx context.Context, entry scannedManifest) (bool, error) { | ||
| err := g.store.DeleteObjectIfUnmodified(ctx, entry.key, PreconditionFor(entry.ref)) |
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When GC has selected an old manifest for expiry, a concurrent retry can refresh its payload and then have putManifest return success after verifying the unchanged existing manifest; this precondition still matches, so GC deletes the manifest the publisher just reported as committed. Fresh evidence after the two-pass change is that marks gate only payload reclamation and are never consulted by this single-pass phase-one deletion, so the later sweep cannot observe a manifest already removed here. Refresh or otherwise claim reused manifests before returning success.
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| g.marks[ref.Key] = payloadMark{at: now, size: ref.Size, updatedAt: ref.UpdatedAt} |
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If another GC process or a bucket lifecycle rule removes a payload after this assignment, subsequent complete listings never pass that key through reclaimPayload, so none of the dropMark calls can remove it. Repeated external reclamation leaves an unbounded history of stale keys in g.marks, increasing the long-running GC process's memory use and making MarkedPayloads report objects that no longer exist; prune marks absent from each successfully completed payload listing.
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| if cleaned := cleanObjectPrefix(prefix); cleaned != "." { | ||
| root = filepath.Join(s.root, filepath.FromSlash(cleaned)) |
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When prefix is .. or begins with ../, cleanObjectPrefix preserves the traversal and this join makes WalkDir enumerate an ancestor or sibling tree outside s.root, returning those files' names, sizes, and timestamps even though the other local-store operations reject equivalent object keys. Reject traversal prefixes or verify that the resolved listing root remains beneath the configured store root.
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internal/snapshotoffload/retention.go (1)
147-148: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win一覧から消えた payload の
marksを削除してください。
reclaimPayloadsは完全なListObjects結果を受け取ります。現在、一覧から消えた payload のpayloadMarkはdropMarkの対象になりません。同じGCを常駐利用すると、marksが増え続けます。reclaimPayloadsの開始時に、完全な一覧にないキーを削除してください。マークの削除は回収を1パス遅らせるだけで、早めません。♻️ プルーニングの実装案
// retainMarks drops marks for payloads that no longer appear in the // listing. Losing a mark only delays reclamation by one pass. func (g *GC) retainMarks(refs []ObjectRef) { seen := make(map[string]struct{}, len(refs)) for _, ref := range refs { seen[ref.Key] = struct{}{} } g.marksMu.Lock() defer g.marksMu.Unlock() for key := range g.marks { if _, ok := seen[key]; !ok { delete(g.marks, key) } } }
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In `@docs/design/2026_07_19_partial_physical_snapshot_object_offload.md`:
- Around line 136-139: Update the second-pass guarantee around
GC.reclaimPayload, PublishPersistedSnapshot, and
S3Store.DeleteObjectIfUnmodified so a publish completing after the final
HeadObject cannot be deleted, even when the rewritten payload has the same ETag.
Synchronize publishing and GC with a shared lease or implement a deletion
condition that safely rejects this race, then add a test performing a same-ETag
Put after the final HeadObject and verifying the conditional Delete preserves
the payload.
In `@internal/snapshotoffload/restore_corruption_test.go`:
- Around line 138-143: In the stale self hash subcase around
tampered.MarshalCanonical, use the returned freshSum as the bytes.Replace target
instead of tampered.ManifestSHA256, since MarshalCanonical does not update the
value receiver. Also validate that the replacement actually occurred, while
preserving the existing manifest hash replacement behavior.
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In `@internal/snapshotoffload/retention.go`:
- Around line 147-148: Update GC.reclaimPayloads to prune marks for payload keys
absent from the complete ObjectRef listing before reclamation begins. Add a
retainMarks helper that builds a set from refs, locks marksMu, and deletes
unseen entries from marks; invoke it at the start of reclaimPayloads so removing
marks only delays reclamation by one pass.
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Fixed — stale marks leaked. Correct: a payload removed by another GC process or a lifecycle rule never passes through Fixed — local listing escaped the store root. Correct and the sharper of the two: The two P1s — a refresh beginning inside the sweep pass (after the head, before the delete), and the manifest equivalent — are both real, and both are the window two-pass mark-and-sweep deliberately does not close. @bootjp weighed this against a claim/lease protocol and chose mark-and-sweep: closing the last window requires a new key prefix, i.e. a permanent object-layout change, to defend against a publish completing entirely within the gap between two adjacent object-store calls. I've documented that explicitly in §5 as an accepted residual with the reasoning, so it is a recorded decision rather than an unnoticed hole. If you'd prefer the claim-marker protocol after all, say so and I'll implement it — it's a layout change, so it wants its own PR. Revert-checked (restores byte-exact): no pruning →
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On Windows, a prefix such as ..\sibling bypasses this slash-only check because cleanObjectPrefix uses path semantics, but filepath.Join subsequently interprets the backslash as a directory separator and walks outside s.root. Fresh evidence after the traversal fix is that the new regression test covers only / forms, leaving the same names, sizes, and timestamps exposed through Windows-native prefixes; reject both separator forms or verify the joined path remains beneath the root.
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Fresh evidence in the traversal fix is that it only rejects /-separated forms: on Windows, a prefix such as ..\sibling survives cleanObjectPrefix and this check, then filepath.Join interprets the backslash as a separator and walks outside s.root. Reject OS-native separators/volume paths or verify the resolved root remains beneath the store root.
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When publishing through any valid ObjectStore that does not implement ObjectRefresher—or through a decorator that exposes only the embedded RetentionStore` interface—this branch silently treats reuse as successful without changing the old payload's state. If that payload is already marked and the publish overlaps a sweep, GC can honor the unchanged mark and delete it before the new manifest commits, producing a dangling committed manifest even when the publish began before sweep revalidation; require refresh capability for stores used with retention instead of silently skipping it.
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When publishing through any valid ObjectStore implementation or decorator that does not expose ObjectRefresher, this branch silently treats reuse as refreshed without changing the old payload. If that payload was marked by an earlier GC pass and the publish is between its reuse check and manifest commit during the sweep, the unchanged mark remains eligible and GC can delete the payload before the manifest commits; unlike the documented accepted residual, the publish can begin before sweep revalidation because no refresh is ever observable. Require refresh capability when retention may run rather than silently succeeding here.
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When the local backend runs GC and the host crashes after the manifest and payload unlink operations, returning immediately after os.Remove leaves neither parent directory synchronized. Since manifests and payloads reside in different directories, the payload deletion can survive recovery while an earlier manifest deletion is lost, making that manifest reappear with a dangling payload reference despite the manifests-first ordering; fsync the parent directory after a successful removal and propagate a sync failure, as the local put/replace paths already do.
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P1: silent no-op refresh. Correct, and worse than it reads. The two-pass sweep detects a reuse precisely because the refresh moves the object's mtime. A store that isn't an P2: native-separator traversal. Correct — my earlier traversal fix was slash-only. P2: unsynced local deletes. Correct. Both delete paths ( Revert-checked, restores byte-exact: silent no-op restored →
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On Windows, a direct key such as ..\victim passes pathForKey because normalizeObjectKey and its traversal check only recognize /; filepath.Join then interprets the backslash and resolves the path outside s.root, allowing both newly added delete methods to remove arbitrary sibling files. The prefix validation added in this revision does not protect direct object-key operations, so validate native separators in pathForKey as well.
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When this post-list revalidation encounters a transient manifest listing, GET, or read failure, RunOnce returns the error only after the expired-manifest loop at lines 230–240 has already deleted objects. Fresh evidence after the earlier payload-list preflight fix is that this newly added revalidation performs another fallible scan afterward, again violating the documented guarantee that a listing or incomplete-scan failure performs no deletes; complete this scan before phase-one deletion.
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| // Persist the unlink before reporting success. Without the | ||
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When DeleteObject is called for an already-absent key whose parent directory was never created, os.Remove returns ENOENT and is correctly ignored, but this unconditional syncDir then fails opening that missing parent. Thus the method contradicts its idempotency contract on an empty store; return success immediately on os.IsNotExist, as the conditional delete path already does.
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When an S3-compatible endpoint returns a malformed Contents entry with a nil Key, this branch silently omits it and allows ListObjects to report a successful but incomplete scan. If the omitted entry represents a manifest, phase two can consequently miss its payload reference and reclaim that payload after the sweep delay, violating the all-or-error listing contract; treat a missing key as ErrIntegrity instead of continuing.
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On Windows, when the accepted store root is drive-relative (for example C:), a key such as //victim still escapes: normalizeObjectKey removes only one slash and leaves /victim, this predicate accepts it, and filepath.Join("C:", filepath.FromSlash("/victim")) resolves to C:\victim. All direct operations therefore reach outside the configured root, with the delete methods permitting arbitrary file removal; reject rooted/volume-qualified normalized paths or verify containment after joining.
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| ref.Key, canonical, manifest.GroupID, manifest.SnapshotIndex, manifest.SnapshotTerm)) | ||
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When a valid self-hashed manifest under prefix A names a canonical payload key under prefix B, this returns it as valid because only the manifest path is checked. GC for A records the exact B key but never lists it, while GC for B cannot see A's manifest and can eventually reclaim that still-referenced payload, breaking restore for A. Fresh evidence after the exact-key live-set fix is that cross-prefix references remain outside the scan that protects them; require Payload.Key to equal the canonical payloadKey(g.prefix, Payload.SHA256).
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When an S3-compatible endpoint returns IsTruncated=false (or omits it) while also returning a nonempty NextContinuationToken, this branch declares the listing complete and silently discards every later page. That violates the all-or-error listing contract and can make retention miss a manifest reference before reclaiming its payload; treat this contradictory response as ErrIntegrity, or continue using the supplied token instead of returning the partial slice.
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When this store targets the repository's bundled S3 server, IfMatch does not make the operation conditional: the deleteObject handler in adapter/s3.go loads the object and dispatches kv.Del without inspecting If-Match (the existing validateS3PutPreconditions helper is only used by write paths). Consequently a rewrite that changes the ETag after retention's observation is still deleted instead of producing the 412 that this method maps to ErrObjectModified; add conditional DELETE handling to that endpoint or reject it for retention.
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All four findings are correct. The P1 and the two GC-safety P2s are fixed in 7c94b63; the S3-endpoint P2 is #1245, split out because it changes P1 — Reject rooted local keys before joining drive-relative roots. Confirmed, and the mechanism is exactly as you describe: Rooted and volume-qualified keys are now refused. I rejected rather than re-trimmed: collapsing Two details worth recording:
I added P2 — Reject payload references outside the GC prefix. Confirmed. The three canonical checks moved into P2 — Reject continuation tokens on pages marked complete. Confirmed. P2 — Bundled S3 endpoint and delete preconditions → #1245. Confirmed, with one correction: Verification
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When any ancestor of objectPath beneath the store root is a symlink—or is replaced with one between listing and deletion—the lexical objectPathWithinRoot check still succeeds, but os.Remove follows that ancestor and can unlink a file outside the configured root. This makes the newly added local deletion API capable of deleting arbitrary files reachable through an in-root symlink; reject symlink path components or perform descriptor-relative deletion that cannot escape the opened root.
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Updated HEAD: 4082ec1. Fixed the sole CI lint failure (G115) by checking the fake S3 list page size before converting it to int32. The guard leaves room for the intentionally incorrect count used by the incomplete-page regression. Production behavior is unchanged from af05339. Validation: targeted snapshotoffload/CLI lint with Go 1.26.6 completed with 0 issues; race tests for create-conflict demotion, unknown bucket versioning, and S3 listing/page validation passed; git diff --check passed. The commit is signed by bootjp contact@bootjp.me. Dependency remains #1245 first, with this PR based on fix/s3-conditional-delete. Existing tests from the handover remain applicable; no additional local full-suite test was started. @codex review |
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During a rolling upgrade, a publisher running the parent version does not acquire this claim and returns immediately when it finds an existing matching payload. If that payload is already marked sweepable, the old publisher can verify it while GC holds this new claim, GC's final manifest scan can run before the publisher commits, and GC can then delete the payload before the old publisher creates its manifest, leaving a successfully published manifest dangling. Add a rollout/protocol gate that prevents GC from running alongside pre-claim publishers, or retain a compatibility signal that those publishers update before committing.
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Fixed in 8671973. NewGC now refuses a missing GCOptions.VerifyPublishersUseClaims callback, and RunOnce invokes it before any store validation, listing, claims, or deletion. The callback contract requires confirmation that every publisher sharing the prefix uses claims and legacy in-flight jobs have drained; the rollout/rollback procedure explicitly keeps GC disabled during mixed versions and drains active GC before legacy publishing resumes.
TestGCRequiresCompletedClaimsRolloutBeforeEveryPass covers missing verification, a legacy publisher blocking initial trimming, and legacy publishing resuming after a payload is already marked sweepable; no payload deletion occurs until verification succeeds again. The race regression, full snapshotoffload/CLI package tests, targeted lint, and diff check passed. All NewGC callers were audited; this branch has no production GC wiring yet. The separate runtime integration must provide this verifier rather than defaulting to permissive behavior.
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When elastickv-snapshot-offload restore uses a least-privilege S3 restore role with object-read permission but no s3:GetBucketVersioning, openObjectStore reaches this unconditional check and fails before fetching the manifest. It also rejects restores from versioned buckets lacking the retention lifecycle acknowledgment, even though restore performs no deletes and cannot cause the storage-growth problem this guard addresses. Apply the check when constructing or starting retention instead, so disaster recovery can continue to use read-only credentials and read safely from any bucket versioning mode.
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Fixed in 8671973. NewS3Store no longer queries bucket versioning. RetentionStore now requires ValidateRetention, which GC invokes before each pass; S3 performs the fail-closed versioning/lifecycle check there. Restore can use read-only credentials and does not require GetBucketVersioning or lifecycle acknowledgement.
TestS3RestoreDoesNotRequireBucketVersioningPermission restores complete snapshots while the versioning API denies access (including enabled/future status fixtures), verifies zero versioning calls and no writes/deletes. TestS3GCRequiresBucketVersioningPermissionBeforeScanning confirms GC refuses that role before listing or deleting; existing unknown/versioned-mode tests now exercise the retention validator. Race regressions, full package tests, targeted lint, and diff check passed. Constructor, CLI publish/restore, retention interfaces and GC callers were audited.
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Integrated latest main 4c28eda, including #1295 common fixture/reaper/filesystem-harness fixes, dependencies and SQS admin audit. Final pushed HEAD: 970a8d3. The merge commit is signed with author/committer bootjp contact@bootjp.me. No new retention/claims/CLI implementation changes were added: their files are identical to the previously reviewed branch before this main merge. Conditional DELETE still uses the shared dispatchConditionalObjectDelete path inherited from merged #1245; its sole wrapper/caller chain was audited. The #1224 runtime/real-Raft acceptance remains a separate dependent PR and its public HEAD has not been pushed or updated. Validation: GOMAXPROCS=4 go test -race ./internal/snapshotoffload ./cmd/elastickv-snapshot-offload -count=1 passed (30.008s / 2.656s). git diff --check passed. No local whole-adapter or stress run was started. The known unrelated macOS FUSE typecheck failure requires skipping the commit hook after focused validation. Exact-HEAD CI is now rerunning. Merge remains parent-owned; previous-head approvals are stale. @codex review |
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Final pushed HEAD bfc9392 merges main 14c06c6, including #1273 graceful shutdown and #1293 native snapshot encryption checkpoints. This is a real two-parent merge, not an empty refresh. Author/committer bootjp contact@bootjp.me, signed and verified. The merge was conflict-free; retention/claims/CLI files are unchanged, shared conditional DELETE and new S3 shutdown cleanup paths were audited together with their callers. #1224 remains untouched until this dependency merges. Bounded cached validation with GOMAXPROCS=4: offload/retention + CLI full targeted race passed (19.502s/2.178s); checkpoint, snapshot restore and shutdown focused race passed in root, kv, store, etcd and backup (4.094s/1.598s/1.788s/1.880s/1.538s); S3 conditional deletion/versioning/HTTP-admin-cleanup shutdown focused race passed (3.660s). git diff --cached --check passed. Local PR-diff lint with the CI-style --new-from-rev=origin/main filter reported 0 issues. The normal hook was attempted: the default local binary is too old for the configured Go version; the newer binary then found only pre-existing AdminPeekQueue cyclop 11>10, whose file is identical to main. The hook was bypassed only after the clean diff lint and focused race validation; no unrelated SQS edits were added. Exact-HEAD full CI is rerunning; no operational burn-in or live encrypted offload campaign is claimed. Previous-head review receipts are stale. A standalone review request follows. |
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Implements the retention/GC portion of
docs/design/2026_07_19_partial_physical_snapshot_object_offload.md.Dependencies
Merge order: #1245 -> #1222 -> #1224. #1245 is merged into main. This PR now targets main and reuses its conditional DELETE implementation; it is not based on the old prerequisite branch anymore.
Latest main
14c06c64is integrated, including the shared fixes from #1295, #1273 graceful shutdown and #1293 native snapshot encryption checkpoints. Current HEAD:bfc93927d1e6dd135ad261a389a71f2f21de84d1. This is a conflict-free two-parent main merge; no new retention/claims/CLI implementation changes or empty commits were added.Behavior
VerifyPublishersUseClaimscallback confirming every publisher sharing the prefix is upgraded and all legacy publications are drained. A missing callback prevents construction; a failing callback prevents scanning or deleting. Rollback must disable and drain GC before legacy publishers resume.RetentionStore.ValidateRetention. Unknown modes or missing versioning permissions abort GC; read-only restore does not query bucket versioning or require a retention lifecycle acknowledgement.dispatchConditionalObjectDeletepath inherited from merged s3: honor If-Match on DELETE #1245, not a second implementation.Validation
GOMAXPROCS=4 go test -race ./internal/snapshotoffload ./cmd/elastickv-snapshot-offload -count=1 -timeout=3mpassed (19.502s / 2.178s).kv,store,internal/raftengine/etcdandinternal/backup(4.094s / 1.598s / 1.788s / 1.880s / 1.538s).rg. No whole-adapter stress run was started locally.git diff --checkpassed.--new-from-rev=origin/mainreported 0 issues. Exact-HEAD CI supplies the complete Linux race, lint, build and Jepsen encryption off/on checks. Earlier-head approvals/CI are not treated as current approval evidence.bootjp <contact@bootjp.me>; GitHub verifies the signature.bfc93927passed code review after that request: snapshotoffload: add the M3 two-phase retention/GC #1222 (comment). Same-HEAD security found no issues: snapshotoffload: add the M3 two-phase retention/GC #1222 (comment). All CI, including Go CodeQL, completed successfully; current-head root inline findings are zero and merge state is CLEAN/MERGEABLE. No merge was performed here.AdminPeekQueuecyclop 11>10 issue in a file identical to main. The commit used--no-verifyafter clean CI-style diff lint and the focused race suites. The old macOS FUSE build-tag issue is fixed in the newly integrated main and is not used as the bypass reason.Overlap and Runtime Integration
The existing dependent #1224 has already integrated the
PublishStorecontract and actual gated GC/runtime workers at its reviewed HEAD1a925c900fe60c0deecd2f6216fef9d72992f656. It also contains bounded real three-node publication, reclamation and isolated recovery acceptance. It is no longer publication-only. Its final main/dependency refresh will follow this PR's merge; no independent duplicate retention or conditional DELETE implementation is required.PublishStorecapabilities and claimed-object skip handlingThe retention library, CLI and algorithms remain owned here; #1224 owns runtime wiring, metrics and the real multi-node acceptance. #1224's published branch was not changed during this update. Bounded local one-group recovery acceptance is not a remote-S3, multi-group, 30-day burn-in or full operational-closure claim. The design remains partial.
Risk
This adds destructive reclamation, so incomplete evidence aborts reclamation rather than assuming objects are unused. Crashed claim holders require operator recovery after ownership is ruled out. Versioned buckets require an explicit lifecycle-policy acknowledgement because deleting a key alone cannot reclaim noncurrent versions.
Author: bootjp