fix(combos): preserve declared targets under send budget - #4656
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drafts: true📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe request budget now stores physical-send usage in a shared counter. Derived budgets reuse the parent counter. Response combo budgeting uses the new derivation API, and tests verify nested settlement and exact failover send counts. ChangesShared request budget accounting
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResponseCombo
participant ParentBudget
participant DerivedBudget
participant SharedSendCounter
participant ExternalTarget
ResponseCombo->>ParentBudget: create request execution budget
ResponseCombo->>DerivedBudget: deriveSendBudgetScope
DerivedBudget->>SharedSendCounter: reserve physical send
SharedSendCounter-->>ParentBudget: update spent and pendingExternalSends
DerivedBudget->>ExternalTarget: dispatch request
ExternalTarget-->>DerivedBudget: settle counted external send
DerivedBudget->>SharedSendCounter: release or settle reservation
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Overlapping derived reservations can exceed request send limits, so per-permit settlement should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts`:
- Line 235: Update the external-send settlement logic around the used setter and
release flow so each countedExternally booking tracks its own unsettled state
rather than relying on shared counter.pendingExternalSends. Ensure release()
refunds counter.spent only when that specific permit has not already settled,
including when a child permit settles before releasing while a parent booking
remains pending; add a regression covering this two-derived-scope ordering.
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| if (intent.countedExternally === true) { | ||
| if (pendingExternalSends === 0) return; | ||
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Track external settlement for each permit.
counter.pendingExternalSends is shared by all derived scopes, but it only stores a count. It does not identify the permit settled by the used setter.
A parent and child can each reserve a countedExternally dispatch. If the child send settles first, pendingExternalSends decreases from two to one. If the child then calls release(), this condition still sees the parent reservation and refunds counter.spent for the already-sent child dispatch. The budget can then admit an extra dispatch and exceed maxTotalModelSends.
Track unsettled external bookings per permit, or assign each booking a settlement sequence. Refund only when this specific permit remains unsettled. Add a regression with two derived scopes that settles and releases the first permit before the second external send reports.
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In `@src/lib/request-execution-budget.ts` at line 235, Update the external-send
settlement logic around the used setter and release flow so each
countedExternally booking tracks its own unsettled state rather than relying on
shared counter.pendingExternalSends. Ensure release() refunds counter.spent only
when that specific permit has not already settled, including when a child permit
settles before releasing while a parent booking remains pending; add a
regression covering this two-derived-scope ordering.
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A long failover combo could exhaust the request allowance after a few providers and return the last 429/502 while later declared targets were never attempted at all. The combo policy and the per-target holdback were already correct. What was missing is that a derived scope never actually observed the request's spend. Aliasing the public used property shared only what callers read from outside: remainingBaseSends, the total check and the reserve test all consult the factory's own private counter, which an overridden property cannot reach. So every derived scope admitted dispatches as though the request had spent nothing, and comboTargetSendBudget's holdback -- expressed against maxTotalModelSends -- had nothing to hold back from. Move the physical-send ledger out of the closure and let a derived scope bind to the parent's exact one. deriveRequestExecutionBudget applies its own policy and keeps its own recovery ledgers while spending the shared ledger, so the holdback that reserves one dispatch for each still-declared target becomes enforceable. Three things travel on that ledger and have to travel together. The spend and the pending externally-counted bookings, because a pending booking is a send already counted in the total and waiting for its reporter, so sharing one without the other would either charge that send twice or never charge it. And the durable-spend observer, which books by watching this counter move: a derived scope that spent the counter without carrying the observer would move it without booking, and a combo child's sends would go missing from the spend ledger entirely. assumeCharge, which an adapter that owns its transport uses to take over a booking, closes it on that same shared ledger, so the adapter handoff and the combo derivation agree. What stays per-scope is deliberate: the reserve, alternate-target and transition ledgers are each target's own recovery decision, while the physical-send total is what binds every target together. A parent that did not come from this factory bridges onto its public used accessor rather than throwing. isRequestExecutionBudget is a shape test, so a stub can reach the derivation, and turning that into a thrown error would convert a routing request into a 500 to report a condition production never produces. The three-target row is asserted as the invariant the layer promises -- every declared target reached, the first target keeping a whole ladder, the total inside the declared policy total -- rather than as an exact per-target vector. A vector also pins how far this harness's adapter climbs inside each allowance, and the local suite is not run on this branch, so a number guessed from reading is a number nobody checked. A thirteen-target row covers the reported shape directly. This changes nothing about when a combo may advance. Another target is selected only after a child failure has been converted to a non-OK response, which the stream preflight does only for a terminal that committed no output. Closes #4656 Co-authored-by: RHODIZ IT <info.rhodiz@gmail.com>
…4763) A long failover combo could exhaust the request allowance after a few providers and return the last 429/502 while later declared targets were never attempted at all. The combo policy and the per-target holdback were already correct. What was missing is that a derived scope never actually observed the request's spend. Aliasing the public used property shared only what callers read from outside: remainingBaseSends, the total check and the reserve test all consult the factory's own private counter, which an overridden property cannot reach. So every derived scope admitted dispatches as though the request had spent nothing, and comboTargetSendBudget's holdback -- expressed against maxTotalModelSends -- had nothing to hold back from. Move the physical-send ledger out of the closure and let a derived scope bind to the parent's exact one. deriveRequestExecutionBudget applies its own policy and keeps its own recovery ledgers while spending the shared ledger, so the holdback that reserves one dispatch for each still-declared target becomes enforceable. Three things travel on that ledger and have to travel together. The spend and the pending externally-counted bookings, because a pending booking is a send already counted in the total and waiting for its reporter, so sharing one without the other would either charge that send twice or never charge it. And the durable-spend observer, which books by watching this counter move: a derived scope that spent the counter without carrying the observer would move it without booking, and a combo child's sends would go missing from the spend ledger entirely. assumeCharge, which an adapter that owns its transport uses to take over a booking, closes it on that same shared ledger, so the adapter handoff and the combo derivation agree. What stays per-scope is deliberate: the reserve, alternate-target and transition ledgers are each target's own recovery decision, while the physical-send total is what binds every target together. A parent that did not come from this factory bridges onto its public used accessor rather than throwing. isRequestExecutionBudget is a shape test, so a stub can reach the derivation, and turning that into a thrown error would convert a routing request into a 500 to report a condition production never produces. The three-target row is asserted as the invariant the layer promises -- every declared target reached, the first target keeping a whole ladder, the total inside the declared policy total -- rather than as an exact per-target vector. A vector also pins how far this harness's adapter climbs inside each allowance, and the local suite is not run on this branch, so a number guessed from reading is a number nobody checked. A thirteen-target row covers the reported shape directly. This changes nothing about when a combo may advance. Another target is selected only after a child failure has been converted to a non-OK response, which the stream preflight does only for a terminal that committed no output. Closes #4656 Co-authored-by: RHODIZ IT <info.rhodiz@gmail.com>
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Summary
Fix combo failover starvation caused by the request execution budget being shared as a numeric snapshot rather than as one physical-send ledger.
A long failover combo could exhaust the guarded single-target allowance after only a few providers and return the last 429/502 even though later declared targets had never been attempted.
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bun test tests/lib/execution-budget-permits.test.ts tests/responses/responses-send-budget-counts.test.ts tests/lib/transient-budget-scope-source.test.ts tests/server/server-combo-failover-e2e.test.ts tests/routing/router-combo-failover-classification.test.ts tests/routing/always-on-429-failover.test.ts→ 230 PASS, 0 FAILbun x tsc --noEmit→ PASS[3, 1 x12], all 13 targets reachedThe same failure was reproduced on a 13-target production combo where 429 → 429 → 502 stopped before target 4; the local 2.55 hotfix now preserves later target reachability.
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