fix(node): make user synchronization reliable and avoid redundant work - #896
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds deferred node-user loading, fenced shared synchronization, durable queued delivery, current-state refresh, rate-limited recovery, payload-change filtering, and grouped KV tombstone cleanup. Unit, integration, subprocess, and transport tests cover these paths. ChangesNode synchronization and KV cleanup
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HealthChecker
participant NodeOperation
participant QueuedNode
participant NatsUserSyncStore
participant CurrentStateReader
participant Database
HealthChecker->>NodeOperation: recover healthy connected node
NodeOperation->>QueuedNode: attach or resume shared sync
QueuedNode->>NatsUserSyncStore: claim queued users
QueuedNode->>CurrentStateReader: refresh current user state
CurrentStateReader->>Database: issue coalesced indexed query
Database-->>CurrentStateReader: return current payloads
CurrentStateReader-->>QueuedNode: return refreshed payloads
QueuedNode->>NatsUserSyncStore: acknowledge or requeue delivery
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The shared node user-synchronization module contains a syntax error and cannot be loaded at all, so node synchronization and anything importing it would fail immediately on startup. This one-line fix must be applied before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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_QueuedBatchSync is used as a mixin here. The concrete classes inherit from both _QueuedBatchSync and GrpcNode/RestNode:
class QueuedGrpcNode(_QueuedBatchSync, GrpcNode):
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class QueuedRestNode(_QueuedBatchSync, RestNode):
passSo super() follows the MRO and resolves _sync_worker() from GrpcNode or RestNode. _QueuedBatchSync is not intended to be instantiated on its own.
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Users created or modified in the panel could reach nodes late or not at all.
Three mechanisms were reproduced and fixed:
- Lost wake-up: the bridge's lazy sync worker cleared its wake signal on an
empty claim even when a newer update had set it during the claim, and an
update racing the worker's idle exit found a still-running task. The panel
adapter now consumes the wake before reading the queue, keeps draining after
a full batch, restarts the loop when a wake arrives while it winds down, and
backs off instead of idling out when the store fails transiently.
- Full snapshot vs deltas: PUT /api/node/{id}/sync read the user snapshot
before flushing the queue, so an update queued in between was lost, and a
failed RPC did not restore cleared work. A full snapshot (sync and Start) now
runs inside a leased per-node fence: workers stop claiming, in-flight
deliveries are waited out, the snapshot is read afterwards, and flushed
entries are only retired by revision once the RPC succeeded. A delivery whose
claim predates the fence is re-derived from the database instead of
acknowledged. Lease loss or renewal failure aborts the operation before
anything is sent or retired; a delivery is never sent past its claim lease.
- Stale payload resurrection: requeue and expiry used latest-write semantics,
so an old payload could overwrite or resurrect a newer state that had
already been delivered. The shared queue now keeps one revision-guarded
document per user: claims, acknowledgements and requeues are CAS-guarded on
the claim revision and identity, enqueues preserve an in-flight claim, and
unconfirmable acknowledgements leave durable refresh markers resolved from
the database. Bulk updates use the same durable fenced path.
Queued work is no longer cleared when a node object detaches; node removal
still clears it. Pre-upgrade claim records are honored until they expire and
then re-derived. Tests cover the interleavings with the real bridge control
flow, real JetStream, a real gRPC receiver, independent worker processes, a
worker that dies after sending, and legacy per-user transport.
Two follow-ups to the delta delivery path, both reproduced on a live panel after the queue fixes: - Commit-order race: a queued payload was serialized when the API request was handled, so two updates to the same user landing in the same batch, or a delivery claimed while a later update was still committing, could send a state older than the database. Deliveries now re-read the user's current node state right before sending, inside the claim's delivery budget. Reads from all node workers are coalesced into one indexed query per gather window (bounded id batches, query timeout, no cache); a window that times out fails only its own batch and later requests recover. A user that is gone, disabled, blocked or without inbounds resolves to a removal. - No-op fan-out: an external scheduler issues PUT /api/user with the user's current group_ids for every user (17,793 requests in one observed burst), and each request fanned out to all connected nodes although nothing the node sees had changed. The modification path now compares the canonical node payload (credentials, sorted inbound tags, status) before and after the change and skips node delivery when it is identical. Database writes, edit timestamps, notifications and the API response are unchanged; creation, deletion, status changes and credential or inbound changes still reach every node. core_users accepts an id filter for the indexed current-state read. Tests cover coalescing and timeout isolation of the reader, bot-style repeated group assignment versus a real group change, id-filtered reads and the statement count under a burst.
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Fix the invalid except clause; the module cannot be imported.
Python 3 requires a parenthesized tuple for multiple exception types. As written, line 182 is a SyntaxError, so app.node.nats_memory fails to import and every consumer of the shared queue store fails with it.
Note that base64.urlsafe_b64decode raises binascii.Error, which subclasses ValueError, so the tuple still covers padding and alphabet errors.
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Summary
New or edited users can remain absent or stale on nodes when a queue wake-up is lost, a full snapshot overlaps pending updates, or database commits and queue writes arrive in different orders. Repeated edits with unchanged node settings also generate unnecessary work for every node.
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Validated head:
b6f8846f9cb3e9efa3fa0730b03c4452d8140ff8.git diff --checkFull-suite command:
python -m pytest tests -q -rs --tb=short -p no:cacheprovider -o faulthandler_timeout=300, with isolated databases,TZ=UTC,DEBUG=false, and the appropriate NATS/worker configuration. Migration checks usedpython -m alembic upgrade headandpython -m alembic checkagainst the isolated databases.Regression coverage includes lost wake-ups and idle-worker races; cross-process claims, expiry and crash recovery; concurrent snapshots and updates; failed RPCs and fence renewal; reversed commit/enqueue order; bounded current-state queries and cancellation; unchanged versus effective user edits; healthy reconnect recovery; and concurrent key recreation during compaction.
Controlled deployment validation of the same runtime files:
The deployment checks cover the 12 enabled nodes and the specified transports and observation window. The GitHub checks listed above also passed on this head.
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Notes for reviewers
Public API contracts, dependencies, deployment configuration and database schema are unchanged. Full administrative syncs retain their existing node-core restart behavior; ordinary user updates use the delta path. Automatic healthy recovery preserves queued work and avoids restarting the core.
Shared KV documents now carry claim metadata and refresh markers. Legacy claim records are recovered after lease expiry. Upgrade workers together; for a downgrade, stop workers and resolve refresh markers with the newer implementation before starting older workers. This change provides retryable delivery and convergence, not exactly-once transport.
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