Shared-memory failure hardening: crash isolation, strict decoding, recovery, re-upgrade, soak - #35
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…not serve new offers Add Recovering/Ready/Quarantined readiness with candidate custody records so cleanup runs off request workers under one immutable episode deadline, charges release exactly once, and uncertain candidates quarantine instead of leaking.
…red memory A client stuck on TCP because an eligible provider was transiently unavailable now retries setup through one recovery attempt tied to the current connection under an immutable 30s deadline, promotes only new managed work after commit, and drains pending TCP work and raw routes on their old generation without replay.
…ther client Add a barrier-driven real-process crash harness that kills a victim at owner-reported protocol points, reaps before any observation timing, and verifies observer traffic, no-replay accounting, incarnation fencing, and daemon-restart recovery.
…ycles Add a /proc and libproc process-resource observer plus an opt-in 1,000-cycle soak that checks exact logical charge conservation every cycle and frozen per-role fd/mapping/thread envelopes, with a separate quarantine-exhaustion experiment and an injected-leak detector proving the check can fail.
…x is unfrozen Keep the hardening gate visible during the provisional manifest phase so tuple-specific execution stays blocked until ymc.12 freezes failure_hardening. Add Linux crash/soak jobs, opt-in full-soak and fuzz jobs, the documented recovery contract, and a mutation runner so CI detects regressions that would silently weaken a hardening test.
…ilently Make recovery and fuzz regressions fail deterministically when cleanup, deadlines, corpus admission, or N-API error handling regresses. Document that the ring backend does not reclaim charges after a dead peer, so the known gap stays visible until a retained provider fixes it.
…reuse the connect diagnostics helper Nothing sets recoveryDeadlineMs and tests steer time through the injected clock, so the public option only widened the surface.
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR hardens shared-memory decoding and recovery, but it is not fully merge-ready because the required matrix manifest remains unfrozen, portability and shutdown edge cases remain, CI exposes a read token while running code, and resource-exhaustion failures can leave cleanup or readiness recovery incomplete. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant McHostClient
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McHostClient->>HostNegotiation: negotiate transport
HostNegotiation->>ProviderRecovery: check readiness and admit candidate
ProviderRecovery->>SharedMemory: prepare and validate grant
SharedMemory-->>McHostClient: publish shared-memory generation
McHostClient->>HostNegotiation: drain predecessor and promote generation
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| const DESCRIPTOR_DEPTH = 32n; | ||
| const ARENA_BYTES = 67_108_864n; | ||
| const MAX_LEASES = 32n; |
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Every grant emitted by the qualified host provider is rejected before attachment: qualified_test_profile() configures descriptor_depth and max_leases as 8 in crates/mc-host/src/shm_provider.rs, while this decoder requires both values to equal 32. Consequently, a real ShmProvider negotiation reaches validateRingGrant() and throws geometry_mismatch, so the shared-memory integration cannot activate even though fixture-based tests using 32-slot grants pass.
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Fixed in 073258b — the decoder now pins DESCRIPTOR_DEPTH = 8n and MAX_LEASES = 8n, matching shm_provider::qualified_test_profile() (depth 8, leases 8), and the host side added qualified_test_profile_pins_client_grant_geometry so the two cannot drift silently again.
| const decoded = decodeShmGrant(grant, { | ||
| expectedProfile: QUALIFIED_TEST_PROFILE, | ||
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When the daemon process restarts while this client/provider instance survives, the new host's process-local NEXT_CANDIDATE_ID restarts at 1, but lastCandidateId retains the previous daemon's larger value. Passing that value here makes every otherwise valid grant from the replacement daemon fail as stale_candidate, preventing shared-memory reconnection for the rest of the client's lifetime; the replay watermark needs to reset or be keyed by the authenticated daemon incarnation.
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Fixed in 643225b. The replay watermark is now scoped to one daemon incarnation: ShmGrantOptions.previousCandidate carries { pid, candidateId } and decodeShmGrant only rejects stale_candidate when the grant pid matches the mark. A restarted daemon (new pid, process-local NEXT_CANDIDATE_ID back at 1) attaches cleanly, while a verbatim replay keeps the old pid and stays fenced; a forged descriptor with a fresh pid is still stopped downstream at attachment (KTD9 incarnation fencing + fd validity). Regression test: a daemon restart resets the replay watermark with the new incarnation.
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packages/plugin/src/shared/mc-host-client/client.ts (1)
1751-1784: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAwait the cancelled recovery episode inside the bounded shutdown.
runClosecancels the episode but never awaitsrunRecoveryEpisode.cancelRecoveryonly retires the generations that are already inepisode.shadowGenerations. AshadowAttemptthat is betweenreadConnectionFileandepisode.shadowGenerations.add(generation)is not reachable by the cancel, so it can still dial one socket aftercloseAsync()resolves. Its own guards retire it afterwards, so the effect is one late TCP socket that outlives the reported shutdown.Store the episode promise and await it with the other teardown work under the same deadline.
🛠️ Proposed fix: track and await the episode promise
interface RecoveryEpisode { readonly source: ActiveConnection; readonly deadline: Deadline; cancelled: boolean; readonly shadowGenerations: Set<ConnectionGeneration>; + /** Settles when the episode loop has fully unwound. */ + done?: Promise<void>; }this.recovery = episode; - void this.runRecoveryEpisode(episode) + episode.done = this.runRecoveryEpisode(episode) .catch(() => {}) .finally(() => { if (this.recovery === episode) this.recovery = null; }); + void episode.done;private async runClose(): Promise<void> { const deadline = Deadline.start(this.shutdownDeadlineMs, this.clock); - if (this.recovery !== null) this.cancelRecovery(this.recovery); + const episode = this.recovery; + if (episode !== null) { + this.cancelRecovery(episode); + // The episode loop must unwind before shutdown reports done, so + // no shadow dial outlives the bounded close. + if (episode.done) await episode.done; + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 43-50: In .github/workflows/ci.yml, update both shm-hardening-gate
(lines 43-50) and shm-crash-recovery (lines 69-84) to add job-level permissions
limited to contents: read, and configure each actions/checkout@v5 step with
persist-credentials: false.
In @.github/workflows/shm-hardening-optin.yml:
- Around line 53-58: The fuzz workflow must validate fuzz_seconds before using
it in Bash to prevent command injection. In the bounded fuzz step, pass the
input via env, validate that the environment value is an unsigned integer, and
use the validated variable in the cargo argument with shell-safe quoting; also
add workflow permissions restricting contents to read.
In `@crates/mc-host/tests/support/process_resources.rs`:
- Around line 160-169: Update the Linux TestMapping::create path in
crates/mc-host/tests/support/process_resources.rs and its usage in
crates/mc-host/tests/shm_soak.rs to avoid the Rust 1.77-only
c"mc-soak-observer-self-test" literal, using a NUL-terminated byte string so
older compilers remain supported; alternatively, declare rust-version = "1.77"
in crates/mc-host/Cargo.toml if that is the intended MSRV.
In `@crates/mc-shm-transport/benches/manifests/v1.json`:
- Around line 158-189: The failure_hardening manifest is marked as requiring a
retained YMC12 result while active_platforms and retained_tuples are empty. Add
the retained provider result and corresponding tuple data required by the
tuple_schema, or change the status/CI gating so this validator is not required
until that data exists.
In `@crates/mc-shm-transport/src/harness.rs`:
- Around line 95-98: The negative validation paths in FrameDescriptor::validate
and SamplePrefix::validate currently discard results. Derive a
guaranteed-distinct foreign identity from each accepted identity, then assert
that both validation calls return an error; update
crates/mc-shm-transport/src/harness.rs lines 95-98 and 141-143 accordingly.
In `@packages/e2e-tests/scripts/validate-shm-hardening-matrix.ts`:
- Around line 229-241: Update the validation around the retained_tuples coverage
loop to derive all platforms from retained tuples whose expectation is "active",
then reject any such platform missing from active_platforms; preserve the
existing check for declared platforms lacking retained providers, and add a test
covering an active retained macOS tuple with an empty active_platforms list.
In `@packages/plugin/src/shared/mc-host-client/shm-transport-provider.ts`:
- Around line 22-33: Update createExplicitShmTestProvider so lastCandidateId is
reset when the authenticated daemon identity or provider incarnation changes,
preventing decodeShmGrant from comparing replacement-daemon grants against the
prior daemon’s high-water mark. Preserve monotonic candidate validation within
one daemon session, and add a regression test covering daemon restart with
NEXT_CANDIDATE_ID restarting at 1 before ShmFrameChannel construction.
In `@packages/plugin/src/shared/mc-host-client/transport-negotiation.test.ts`:
- Line 810: Import ShmGrantErrorCode from shm-grant.ts as a type in the
transport negotiation test so the hostileGrants declaration resolves correctly.
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In `@packages/plugin/src/shared/mc-host-client/client.ts`:
- Around line 1751-1784: Update runClose and the recovery tracking used by
cancelRecovery so the cancelled recovery episode’s promise is retained and
awaited alongside pendingRouteOpens and connection teardown, bounded by the same
shutdown deadline; ensure closeAsync does not resolve until the episode has
finished or the deadline expires, including shadowAttempt work occurring before
its generation is registered.
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In `@crates/mc-shm-transport/tests/iceoryx.rs`:
- Around line 122-137: Rename
sequences_progress_exactly_and_wrap_attempts_fail_closed to describe only exact
sequence progression, since the test does not exercise sequence wrapping or
IceoryxError::SequenceExhausted.
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| /** Exact frozen `mc-host-test-ring-v1` geometry (`profile.rs::ring_profile`). */ | ||
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CRITICAL: Descriptor geometry mismatch for mc-host-test-ring-v1
DESCRIPTOR_DEPTH is hardcoded to 32n (and MAX_LEASES to 32n), but mc-host (crates/mc-host/src/shm_provider.rs, lines 54, 91, 94) and docs/mc-host-shm-transport.md configure mc-host-test-ring-v1 with DESCRIPTOR_DEPTH = 8. When mc-host issues an authentic RingGrant with depth 8 for mc-host-test-ring-v1, decodeShmGrant will throw ShmGrantError("geometry_mismatch", path) and fail candidate attachment.
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Fixed in 073258b — shm-grant.ts now expects depth 8 and max leases 8, exactly shm_provider::qualified_test_profile(), and the host gained qualified_test_profile_pins_client_grant_geometry pinning the grant geometry so a future profile change breaks a test instead of real negotiation.
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WARNING: Fallback reason precedence can mask preferred transport dynamic unavailability
dynamically_unavailable and capability_mismatch flags are aggregated across all evaluated non-TCP offers in the request. If a preferred transport offer (e.g. shm v1) is dynamically unavailable but a subsequent lower-preference offer has a capability version mismatch, reason defaults to CapabilityVersionMismatch.
Per wire protocol §7.7.3, unavailable is the only fallback reason that authorizes automatic client background re-upgrade probes. Setting CapabilityVersionMismatch caused by a secondary fallback offer prevents the client from attempting recovery on its preferred transport. The fallback reason should track the highest-preference non-TCP offer evaluated.
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Fixed in 643225b. unavailable now outranks capability_version_mismatch across the evaluated offers: it is the only reason that authorizes the client re-upgrade probe (§7.7.3), and the dynamically unavailable offer is the transient one — reporting the static mismatch from a sibling offer would permanently suppress recovery. Went with reason precedence rather than highest-preference-offer tracking so a lower-preference transient offer also keeps the probe window open; the new unavailable_outranks_capability_mismatch_across_offers test asserts exact unavailable in both offer orders.
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Fixed in 643225b. While the mutation is applied the script registers SIGINT/SIGTERM handlers (restore byte-exactly, then exit 130/143) plus an exit hook, and removes them once the finally restoration completes. Restoration is idempotent (rewrites the original bytes), so overlapping paths are safe.
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Fixed in 643225b — dropped the plan-unit tag; the doc comment now describes only the defect the detector covers, matching the sibling detectors in shm_failure_modes.rs and shm_soak.rs.
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…nd gates - Scope the grant replay watermark to one daemon incarnation (pid): the host's candidate sequence is process-local, so a restarted daemon's grants start over at 1 and must not fail stale_candidate against the previous incarnation's high-water mark. Verbatim replays keep the old pid and stay fenced; forged descriptors are stopped at attachment. - Prefer the transient unavailable fallback reason over capability_version_mismatch across evaluated offers, since unavailable is the only reason that authorizes a client re-upgrade probe. - Assert foreign-identity rejection in both fuzz harness reject paths using an identity derived from the decoded one, so a coincidental sentinel match can no longer pass silently. - Require every retained active platform to appear in active_platforms (reverse coverage) in the hardening matrix validator. - Restore mutated sources on SIGINT/SIGTERM/exit in the mutation drill. - Restrict credentials for the two SHM CI jobs and validate fuzz_seconds as an unsigned integer in the opt-in workflow. - Import ShmGrantErrorCode as a type in the negotiation test and drop a plan-unit tag from a doc comment.
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When the connection file has a permanent validation error—such as unsafe permissions, malformed JSON, or an invalid trusted-symlink form—this blanket catch classifies it as a restart transient and repeatedly rereads it until the full 30-second recovery deadline. The normal reconnect path explicitly treats these ConnectionFileErrors as terminal, so the shadow path should likewise retry only errors that can represent discovery churn rather than continuously probing a permanently invalid file.
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Fixed in 6ce4174. shadowAttempt now retries only discovery churn — open_failed (file briefly absent mid-restart), replaced_during_read, and deadline_expired — and stops the episode on every other ConnectionFileError (permissions, ownership, malformed content), matching the reconnect path's terminal classification. Regression scenario: a permanently invalid connection file stops the recovery episode (verified it fails against the old blanket-retry catch).
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When a raw routeOpen() is pending on the TCP source during promotion, receiving its response removes the pending entry and invokes onPendingZero before runRouteOpen resumes and inserts the new handle into pred.liveRoutes. This check can therefore see zero pending requests and zero routes, clear the predecessor, and begin closing it; the continuation then returns a handle that connectionFor() immediately considers stale. Defer retirement while route-open continuations for this generation are still in flight.
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Fixed in 6ce4174. Confirmed the race: finishEntry fires onPendingZero synchronously when the route.open terminal empties the pending set, before the awaiting runRouteOpen continuation inserts the handle into liveRoutes. maybeRetirePredecessor now also defers while route.open attempts for that connection are in flight (per-connection count), and the attempt's completion re-evaluates retirement — so a failed open still lets the drain finish. Regression scenario: a route.open resolving during predecessor drain keeps the handle usable (verified it fails without the gate).
| let measured = std::env::var("MC_SHM_SOAK_CYCLES") | ||
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If a manual dispatch supplies soak_cycles as 0, the value parses successfully and 1..=config.measured_cycles executes no measured iterations, so the opt-in full-soak job passes after warmup without performing any of the requested resource-conservation measurement. Validate the override as a positive integer rather than accepting zero as a successful full soak.
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Fixed in 6ce4174. The full soak now rejects a zero override (assert!(measured > 0)) and also fails loudly on a present-but-malformed MC_SHM_SOAK_CYCLES instead of silently falling back to 1000 — a dispatched soak either runs the requested measured cycles or fails the job.
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| let registry = registry | ||
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| .map_err(|_| error("native channel is busy"))?; | ||
| for channel in registry.channels.values() { | ||
| for grant in [channel.to_host.grant(), channel.from_host.grant()] { | ||
| if grant == host_to_peer_grant || grant == peer_to_host_grant { | ||
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When the same descriptor is passed to two Bun/Node worker threads, each attachment consults a different REGISTRY because that registry is declared with thread_local! at line 77, so both checks succeed and both workers map the same two rings. Ring::attach only validates grant metadata and does not claim exclusive ownership, leaving multiple producers/consumers racing shared cursors and potentially duplicating requests or corrupting the connection; reserve active grants in process-wide state rather than only the current thread's channel registry.
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Fixed in c4c743e. Attachment exclusivity now lives in a process-wide ACTIVE_GRANTS set: both lane grants are claimed atomically before the first fd is touched, so a second worker thread attaching the same descriptor fails with shared-memory descriptor is already attached regardless of which thread's REGISTRY holds the channel. The claim is released by Drop exactly when the channel entry is removed — a quarantined or alias-holding entry keeps its reservation for as long as its mapping lives, and a failed attach_ring releases it on the error path. Note on tests: the addon is a cdylib-only napi crate, so in-crate Rust unit tests cannot link against the napi runtime; the descriptor-boundary suite still proves rejected descriptors leave no net registry effects.
| case "$FUZZ_SECONDS" in | ||
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If a manual dispatch supplies fuzz_seconds as 0, this validation accepts it and invokes every target with -max_total_time=0. Checked with a local libFuzzer binary's -help=1: max_total_time limits execution only "if positive," while the default run count is infinite, so the first target runs until the 60-minute workflow timeout and the remaining targets never execute. Require a positive integer here, as the job promises a bounded per-target campaign.
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Fixed in c4c743e — the workflow now rejects fuzz_seconds: 0 explicitly (in addition to the unsigned-integer check), since -max_total_time only bounds the run when positive and a zero dispatch would run the first target to the 60-minute job timeout while starving the other two.
- Stop the recovery episode on permanent connection-file errors: only a briefly missing file, a replaced-during-read race, or an expired stage is discovery churn; permissions, ownership, and malformed content are terminal, matching the reconnect path's classification. - Defer predecessor retirement while a route.open continuation is still in flight: the terminal empties the pending set before the awaiting continuation records the handle, so pending-zero alone could retire the draining generation and hand the caller a stale handle. - Fail the opt-in full soak loudly on a zero or malformed MC_SHM_SOAK_CYCLES override instead of passing after warmup with no measured cycles.
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When a cleanup returns after the 30-second deadline but acquires state before the deadline-watcher thread does, this fence still holds because it checks only episode_open and identities; only StaleRetry checks the clock below. A late Reclaimed result can therefore release the admission charges and mint a new incarnation instead of isolating the candidate, allowing storage reuse after the recovery deadline declared ownership uncertain. Check the deadline while holding this lock for every outcome, not only retries.
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Investigated — declining this one; the current behavior is the documented contract, and the harm described cannot occur. The late-result fence is defined as episode + incarnation matching (docs/mc-host-shm-transport.md: a cleanup call "cannot publish a late result unless both its episode and the provider incarnation still match"), and quarantine is specified for "an uncertain outcome, or a stale-retry still pending at the deadline" — a proven Reclaimed is neither. The two orderings are both safe: if the watcher wins the lock, it closes the episode and quarantines the inflight record, so the late result fails the fence AND release() on a quarantined custody is a state-machine no-op (double protection — charges can never revive after isolation). If the cleanup wins, the backend has proven the resources are gone, so releasing the charges is truthful; nothing has declared ownership uncertain yet, and the two decisions are serialized under the same lock. Adding a wall-clock check for Reclaimed would turn provably-clean reclamations into permanent quarantines (capacity loss) on a scheduler coin flip at the deadline instant, without closing any unsafe window. Happy to revisit if you can name an interleaving where charges are released after isolation.
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With limits that allow multiple candidates, an existing endpoint can report a suspect after the readiness check above but before this admission completes, changing the provider to Recovering; this preparation nevertheless admits resources, creates rings, and can publish a new grant during that recovery episode. The readiness decision must be reserved atomically with admission/custody (or the admission must be abandoned under the same recovery lock) so no new candidate crosses the Ready-to-Recovering transition.
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Fixed in 7cd828a. prepare() no longer checks readiness and admits in two steps: admit_candidate_while_ready now checks Ready, admits the profile's charges, and binds them into the custody record in one critical section under the recovery lock (lock order recovery → admission, matching the existing cleanup path), so a suspect reported by another candidate can no longer flip the provider to Recovering between the readiness decision and the admission. Regression test: ready_gate_admission_is_refused_while_recovering — a recovering provider with free capacity refuses the gate, and a reclaimed provider readmits with the freshly minted incarnation bound into custody.
…paign - Reserve both lane grants in a process-wide set at attachment: the per-thread channel registry cannot see another worker thread's live channels, so the same descriptor could previously back two attachments racing shared ring cursors. The reservation is claimed before any fd is touched, released by Drop exactly when the channel entry is removed, and retained for quarantined entries whose mapping outlives the failure. - Reject a zero fuzz_seconds dispatch: libFuzzer's -max_total_time only bounds the run when positive, so zero would run the first target until the workflow timeout and starve the rest. In-crate unit tests cannot link against the napi runtime (cdylib-only addon), so the reservation carries no Rust-level test; the descriptor boundary suite still proves rejected descriptors leave no registry effects.
A suspect reported between prepare()'s separate readiness check and its admission could flip the provider to Recovering while the preparation went on to admit charges, create rings, and publish a grant into the recovery episode. admit_candidate_while_ready now checks readiness, admits the profile's charges, and binds custody in one step under the recovery lock (lock order recovery -> admission, matching the cleanup path), so no candidate crosses the Ready-to-Recovering transition.
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When a caller closes the last raw predecessor route while requestBinary() is pending, the response terminal removes the pending entry before the awaiting continuation receives its ReceiveLease. This check then sees zero pending requests and zero routes and schedules predecessor retirement; channel teardown revokes active receive aliases, so retirement can run before the caller's promise continuation and hand back an already-released lease. Track terminal continuations or outstanding response leases before retiring the predecessor.
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Fixed in babdf81. Confirmed the race: settleCallerResolve schedules the requestBinary continuation, then finishEntry fires pending-zero synchronously — with the last raw route already closed, maybeRetirePredecessor retired the generation and channel.close() force-released every outstanding ReceiveLease before (or just after) the caller received it. The drain now also gates on activeReceiveLeases: a settled binary/stream terminal keeps the predecessor open until the caller releases its lease, and each release re-invokes the retirement check via a new onLeaseReleased hook plumbed through the TCP channel, the SHM channel, and the provider sanitizer (which mints its own wrapping leases). Seeded-defect scenario added ("a binary response resolving during predecessor drain keeps its lease usable") — it fails with the guard removed and passes with it.
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In the checked Linux workflows, both mc-host invocations select explicit integration-test binaries, so none of the new #[cfg(test)] cases in provider_recovery.rs execute in CI. This omits the only focused coverage for stale retries, immutable-deadline isolation, wedged cleanup calls, late-result fencing, inbox bounds, and exact custody accounting; regressions in the controller can therefore pass the advertised recovery gate. Include the mc-host library tests or explicitly select this module.
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Fixed in babdf81. Verified the gap: both Linux mc-host invocations selected explicit integration binaries (--test shm_transport --test transport_negotiation and --test shm_failure_modes --test shm_soak), and the only --lib run was the macOS-only single-test omission proof — so none of the 11 provider_recovery unit tests executed on Linux CI. The shm-crash-recovery job now runs cargo nextest run -p mc-host --lib --test shm_failure_modes --test shm_soak; verified locally that the exact command runs 259 tests including the provider_recovery suite (stale retries, deadline isolation, wedged cleanup, late-result fencing, inbox bounds, custody accounting).
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When the connection file is absent as a shadow attempt begins, snapshotDirect()'s initial lstat() throws a raw filesystem error rather than a ConnectionFileError("open_failed"), so this allowlist falls through to stop. Because an unavailable TCP source starts only this one recovery episode, an unlink/republication gap can permanently strand the live client on TCP instead of retrying until the episode deadline. Fresh evidence beyond the prior fix is the unwrapped initial lstat in connection-file.ts; normalize missing-file discovery errors before applying this retry classification.
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Fixed in acd7ce7. Confirmed: snapshotDirect's initial lstat threw a raw ENOENT that failed the error instanceof ConnectionFileError check, so the shadow attempt classified a mid-republication unlink gap as stop and the episode ended — stranding the client on TCP since unavailable starts only one episode. The initial stat now reports ConnectionFileError("open_failed") (cause attached), and the post-read lstat — which had the same unwrapped escape — now reports replaced_during_read, so an unlink during the read gets the KTD3 one-restart rule instead of a raw error. Both regression tests fail against the unwrapped source: a missing file now classifies as open_failed churn, and an unlink-during-snapshot resolves to churn codes end to end.
… leases - Defer predecessor retirement while any ReceiveLease minted by its channel is still held: a binary or stream terminal hands the caller a lease whose storage aliases the channel, and retirement force-releases every lease, so a pending-zero retirement between the terminal and the caller's continuation handed back an already-released lease. Each release re-invokes the retirement check through a new onLeaseReleased hook plumbed from both frame channels and the provider sanitizer. - Run the mc-host library unit suite in the Linux crash-recovery CI lane: both Linux invocations selected explicit integration binaries, so the provider_recovery controller tests (stale retries, deadline isolation, wedged cleanup, late-result fencing, inbox bounds, custody accounting) never executed in CI.
Both lstat calls in snapshotDirect threw raw filesystem errors that escaped the ConnectionFileError retry allowlist: a connection file absent at the initial stat (a daemon mid-republication unlink gap) fell through to a permanent stop and stranded the live client on TCP for the rest of the episode, and an unlink between the read and the post-read identity check escaped as raw ENOENT instead of the replaced_during_read one-restart rule. The initial stat now reports open_failed and the post-read stat reports replaced_during_read, both with the original error as cause.
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When lstat fails with a permanent error such as EACCES, ENOTDIR, or ELOOP, this blanket wrapper labels it open_failed; shadowAttempt then treats it as discovery churn and retries until the 30-second recovery deadline instead of stopping immediately. Fresh evidence beyond the prior missing-file finding is that the new ENOENT wrapper catches every stat rejection, defeating the permanent-error allowlist that was added in client.ts; inspect the underlying filesystem code and map only genuinely transient absence/replacement errors to the retryable class.
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Fixed in a2c1dbc. Confirmed: the wrapper caught every stat rejection, so EACCES/ENOTDIR/ELOOP rode the open_failed churn path and retried to the episode deadline, defeating the permanent-stop classification. The stat wrappers now split by errno: only ENOENT maps to the retryable classes (open_failed at the initial stat, replaced_during_read at the post-read stat); every other stat fault surfaces as a new stat_failed code outside the retry allowlist, so the shadow attempt stops immediately. Regression test added using an ENOTDIR path (regular file as a path component) — it fails against the blanket wrapper and passes with the split.
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When a replacement daemon receives the same PID as its predecessor—possible through ordinary PID reuse—the process-local candidate sequence restarts at 1 while this provider retains the predecessor's higher watermark, so all grants from the replacement are rejected as stale_candidate. Fresh evidence beyond the prior fix is that a PID is not a daemon incarnation identifier; scope or reset the watermark using the authenticated daemonId from the connection snapshot rather than the reusable process number.
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Fixed in a2c1dbc. Agreed — a PID is not an incarnation identifier; daemon_id is (freshly getrandom-generated per daemon start in instance.rs). The negotiating snapshot's authenticated daemonId now reaches providers through CandidateChannelArgs (plumbed via sanitizedCandidateFactory from the exact snapshot whose credentials activate the candidate), and the provider forwards the replay watermark to decodeShmGrant only when the stored daemonId matches the current one — so a replacement daemon holding its predecessor's recycled PID attaches at candidate 1, while replays within one incarnation still reject as stale_candidate. Regression test added ("pid reuse across daemon incarnations does not inherit the watermark") — it fails with the daemonId gate removed.
…emon identity - Only ENOENT from the connection-file stats classifies as retryable discovery churn: the blanket wrapper sent EACCES, ENOTDIR, ELOOP, and every other permanent stat fault down the open_failed retry path, where a recovery episode would spin until its 30-second deadline instead of stopping on permanent configuration evidence. Non-absence faults now surface as a distinct stat_failed code outside the retry allowlist. - Scope the shm replay watermark to the authenticated per-incarnation daemonId instead of the reusable PID: a replacement daemon that received its predecessor's recycled PID restarts its process-local candidate sequence at 1, and the PID-keyed watermark rejected every one of its grants as stale_candidate. The connection snapshot's daemonId now reaches providers through CandidateChannelArgs, and the watermark applies only within one incarnation.
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When the initial lstat() succeeds but the subsequent open() fails with a permanent error such as EACCES, ELOOP, or resource exhaustion, openNoFollow() maps every failure to open_failed, so this branch repeatedly probes until the 30-second episode expires instead of stopping. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier stat fix is that only lstat errors were split by errno; either classify open() errors similarly or reserve the retryable code for transient absence/replacement.
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Fixed in a3316f5. Confirmed: openNoFollow wrapped every open(2) rejection as open_failed, so a permanent EACCES/ELOOP/EMFILE fault after a successful lstat rode the churn path to the episode deadline. The taxonomy is now honest end to end: ENOENT — at the initial stat or the open — classifies as a dedicated not_found code, and the shadow-attempt allowlist retries only not_found | replaced_during_read | deadline_expired; open_failed and stat_failed are both permanent stops. Regression test added (mode-0o000 file: lstat succeeds, open fails EACCES → open_failed, skipped under root) — it fails against the blanket wrapper.
| const validCaps = (caps: unknown): boolean => | ||
| isRecord(caps) && | ||
| Object.keys(caps).length === HOST_LIMIT_FIELDS.length && | ||
| HOST_LIMIT_FIELDS.every((field) => isCount(caps[field])); |
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When a frozen active tuple supplies zero or otherwise insufficient host limits, validCaps accepts them because it checks only for non-negative integers and never compares the caps with the tuple's geometry. The matrix therefore reports valid even when the declared HostLimits cannot admit a single candidate, allowing the gate to claim adapter coverage for an unexecutable retained tuple; require the non-worker active caps to cover at least one instance of the declared profile while still permitting zero pinned workers where appropriate.
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Fixed in a3316f5. Confirmed: validCaps only shape-checked non-negative integers, so all-zero active caps validated while no host could admit the tuple. The validator now floors the active caps at one admitted duplex candidate, mirroring mc-shm-transport::ResourceCharges: descriptors >= 2 x slot_count x lane_count, arena_bytes >= 2 x per-direction arena bytes, and at least one mapping and one receive lease per direction (mappings >= 2, leases >= 2). pinned_workers keeps no floor — cold-park profiles pin zero — and quarantine caps stay floorless since zero legitimately declares quarantine retention disabled. Seeded-defect test added (each cap one unit under its floor produces its own error; exact-floor caps with zero pinned workers validate) — it fails with the floor check removed.
…date - Extend the errno split to open(2): only ENOENT is retryable republication churn, now under a dedicated not_found code shared with the initial stat, while EACCES, ELOOP, descriptor exhaustion, and every other open fault keeps open_failed as permanent evidence that stops a recovery episode. The shadow-attempt allowlist retries not_found, replaced_during_read, and deadline_expired only. - Reject retained tuples whose active host limits cannot admit one candidate of their declared geometry: validCaps accepted all-zero caps, letting the matrix claim adapter coverage for an unexecutable tuple. Active descriptors and arena bytes must now cover both directions of the per-direction geometry, with one mapping and one receive lease per direction; pinned_workers keeps no floor (cold-park profiles pin zero) and quarantine caps stay floorless (zero declares quarantine retention disabled).
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Implements docs/plans/2026-08-25-0524-feat-shared-memory-failure-hardening-plan.md (Beads magic-context-ymc.8): a crashed or malformed shared-memory client cannot crash the daemon, corrupt another client, strand the client on TCP after recovery, or leak unbounded process resources.
What landed (U7, U1-U6)
validate-shm-hardening-matrix.ts+ fixtures;v1.jsongains afailure_hardeningsection for ymc.12 to freeze. The committed manifest is still UNSET, so the gate reports "unresolved: tuple execution blocked" (plan-sanctioned) and CI runs the provisional in-repo ring tuple on Linux; freezing the manifest flips the gate strict with no workflow edit.backend/sample.rs); iceoryx allocation slack can no longer reach the frame decoder; duplicate-aware JSON envelope + candidate-bound grant schema in the TS client (shm-grant.ts); raw N-API value validation before coercion with zero side effects on rejection; cargo-fuzz workspace with three targets, checked-in corpus, and a stable corpus-replay test that asserts valid seeds are accepted.provider_recovery.rs— Recovering/Ready/Quarantined readiness, candidate custody records with exactly-once charge release/quarantine, one-in-flight cleanup on a detached thread, immutable injected 30s episode deadline, episode+incarnation fencing of late results, quarantine-cap exhaustion. Typed side-effect-free preflight; exactunavailableonly for dynamic non-readiness/admission pressure.outcome_unknownnever replays; ≤3 connection permits with return on failure; daemon-restart path covered. Wire doc §7.7.3 narrowed accordingly./proc(Linux) and publiclibproc(macOS) observers that fail rather than drop counters; 20-cycle warmup envelope; opt-in#[ignore]1,000-cycle soak (-P shm-soak,MC_SHM_SOAK_CYCLESoverride; 100-cycle run verified locally) with exact per-cycle logical conservation; separate quarantine-exhaustion experiment; injected fd-leak detector proving the envelope check can fail.run-mc-shm-hardening-mutation.ts— six of the plan's seven seeded defects executed red/green with committed evidence records (U6's macOS-soak-coverage mutation is recorded as manifest-gated/deferred).Reviews
Parallel invariant-test-review, rust-code-reviewer, and reduce-complexity passes ran on the full diff; all actionable findings were fixed in-branch (dead-peer reclamation characterization test + doc narrowing, mid-window deadline-immutability proof, inbox-overflow test, accepted-seed corpus anchor, deterministic TS race tests, N-API pending-exception hygiene, client/test dedup, golden grant fixture pinned in both languages). Final ponytail-review verdict: SHIP.
Known limits (disclosed, not regressions)
VictimRuntime); no daemon entrypoint installs the shm provider for JS clients yet.mc-modulecompile failure (sibling-crate drift) is untouched by this branch.Beads task magic-context-ymc.8 stays open until the manifest freeze completes the matrix.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes