[migmartri]

Interrupted HTTP/2 downloads can reach Sentry as client disconnected, and interrupted gRPC downloads can report Unavailable: transport is closing during connection shutdown.

Check the HTTP request context for cancellation and classify unavailable outgoing gRPC streams as client disconnects. Handle the gRPC failure at the send boundary because the transport can close before it cancels the request context. Storage-backend Unavailable errors remain reportable.

Regression tests verify that disconnected downloads do not reach Sentry, HTTP cancellation does not attempt an error response, and active-request and backend failures remain reportable. Both regression cases failed before their fixes.

Validation:

• go test ./app/artifact-cas/... passed.
• Service lint reported no new issues against the base commit. Full service lint has five pre-existing findings.
• A local HTTP/2 connection-close reproducer returned the exact client disconnected error in five consecutive runs.

Fixes ARTIFACT-CAS-4X
Fixes ARTIFACT-CAS-4W

Related: PFM-7939, PFM-7637.

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Security context

[1 file with past security fixes] Keep these rules in place. They come from 3 or more past fixes in this repository.

 app/artifact-cas/internal/service/bytestream.go ▶

Bytes may reach the canonical digest key only if the server-computed SHA-256 of the uploaded content equals the client-declared digest, and that verification must happen before backend upload.

Past fixes (3)

 59d1818 · CWE-345

The commit fixes a genuine artifact-cas integrity bug: gRPC downloads are now fully verified against the requested digest before any bytes are streamed to the client.
_{1 file}

 26a6cec · CWE-354

Artifact-CAS previously wrote unverified object-store uploads under the caller-declared digest; this commit stages and hashes uploads first, rejecting mismatches before backend storage.
_{1 file}

 6a32501 · CWE-400

Fixes an authenticated resource-exhaustion vulnerability where artifact-cas buffered full Azure/S3/S3 Access Point uploads in memory before uploading them, allowing uploader clients to consume excessive RAM and degrade or deny service.
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This repository has a security context: a map of where past, confirmed security fixes
landed, mined from its own commit history. The files this change touches intersect it.
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is not a result. An unguarded variant of a past fix, on a path this change adds or
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BEGIN CONTEXT
app/artifact-cas/internal/service/bytestream.go - 4 past fixes, peak severity medium
  must hold: Bytes may reach the canonical digest key only if the server-computed SHA-256 of
    the uploaded content equals the client-declared digest, and that verification must
    happen before backend upload.
  also enforced at: 4 other entry points
  grep for: WithStagingDir, digestMismatchError, prepareStagingDir, spillVerifyUpload
END CONTEXT

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   past fixes here deleted it rather than guarding it, so any surviving use is a lead.
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   add one that skips it.
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