test(compat): acceptance suite driven by unmodified redis-py (EC2) - #509
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The raw-RESP differ compares bytes against a real redis-server. It is precise and it is blind to one whole class of defect: everything a client library does AROUND the reply — the handshake it opens with, the connection it reuses, the Python type it decodes into, the second command it issues on your behalf. A server can answer every byte correctly and still be unusable from redis-py. So this suite deliberately does not hand-roll sockets. It drives redis-py's own idioms: connection pools, pipeline() with and without transactions, pubsub() channel + pattern, scan_iter()/hscan_iter() cursor exhaustion, redis.lock.Lock, from_url, RESP2 and RESP3 handshakes, SELECT isolation, and the WATCH optimistic-locking pattern in both directions (aborts on a concurrent write, does NOT spuriously abort when untouched). Stdlib unittest and the distro python3-redis (6.4.0), matching the version guard already in this job: the runner has no pytest, PEP 668 blocks `pip install --user`, and python3.14-venv is absent. MOON_BIN is required with no fallback — a stale target/release/moon of unknown provenance would make a green run meaningless. It runs at --shards 2 on purpose. Single-shard is 6/6 green and hides everything below. THREE DEFECTS FOUND, all pinned as expectedFailure rather than skipped, so a fix reports an *unexpected success* and breaks the run instead of leaving a stale pin. Verified by mutation: forcing --shards 1 (where both multi-shard bugs disappear) makes the suite exit 1 with "unexpected successes=2". #507 MGET in the same pipeline batch as the SETs that wrote its keys returns [None, None] at --shards >= 2, though those SETs acked +OK earlier in the SAME batch, and the values are readable the moment the batch ends. Redis executes a pipeline in order, so this is a silent read-your-own-writes violation. Narrowed by probe: - needs shards >= 2 (shards=1 correct) - MGET-specific: SET,GET in one pipeline is correct - needs the keys CO-LOCATED — hash-tagged keys fail every time while plain a/b, which split across shards, succeed. The optimized same-shard path is the broken one, and hash tags + MGET is the idiom CLAUDE.md recommends for performance. Deterministic, 2/2 at shards 2 and 4. #508 EVALSHA of a SINGLE-key script fails with "CROSSSLOT Keys in script don't hash to the same slot and shard" at --shards >= 2. One key cannot cross slots. SCRIPT EXISTS returns [True], so it is the key-slot check, not a cache miss. Breaks redis.lock.Lock.release(). Deterministic, 5/5. cmd CLIENT INFO reports a literal cmd=NULL for every connection where Redis reports the executing command (client|info). src/client_registry.rs hardcodes it and there is no per-command hook to feed it — ClientLiveState::touch() is called only from the CLIENT LIST/INFO paths. A truthful value needs a write on all three dispatch paths, which is CLIENT INFO scope rather than this task's; a narrow special-case for the self row would satisfy a test while still lying about every other row. Also amends the EC2 exit criterion to name redis-py plus the raw-RESP differ (the runner has no Go or Node toolchain and cannot get one), with the amendment and its reason recorded inline, and corrects three exit criteria that cited verifier names which do not exist: `test-monoio` -> `check-monoio`, `client_identity_negotiation` -> `client_identity_introspection`, `registry_dispatch_reconciliation` -> `wire_reachability_red cdg1_registry_sweep_no_unknowns`. Verified: macOS / redis-py 7.4.0 / monoio 17 tests, 2 expected failures, exit 0 Linux / redis-py 6.4.0 / monoio 17 tests, 2 expected failures, exit 0 (moon-dev VM, ELF-verified binary built from this branch) mutation --shards 1 exit 1, "unexpected successes=2" author: Tin Dang
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a redis-py acceptance suite that starts a built Moon server, tests Redis protocol and client workflows, runs in the ChangesRedis-py compatibility acceptance
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The acceptance suite may connect to the wrong server or leave resources behind when startup fails, and an unpinned client version could change CI behavior unexpectedly. Merge should wait for these safeguards to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In @.add/milestones/v0-9-client-compat/MILESTONE.md:
- Line 78: Update the milestone note near the existing `#507` and `#508` references
to include the pinned CLIENT INFO failure where cmd=NULL is reported, or
explicitly label those numbers as the two multi-shard issues so the note
accurately accounts for all known gaps.
In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 492-496: Update the redis-py acceptance step around the unittest
discovery command to enforce that the imported redis package version is exactly
6.4.0, failing the workflow before tests run when it differs; retain the
existing version logging and test invocation.
In `@scripts/client-compat/redis_py/test_acceptance.py`:
- Line 81: Update setUpClass around _await_ready so a readiness failure cleans
up the Moon child process and temporary directory even when tearDownClass is
skipped; make close() safe if Moon has already exited, and remove self.dir
during cleanup.
- Around line 37-49: Update _free_port and MoonServer startup to retain
exclusive ownership of the selected port, using strict binding or a pre-bound
listener handoff so another Moon instance cannot bind it; keep INFO run_id
validation as a secondary safeguard. Ensure _await_ready failure explicitly
terminates and waits for the child process and closes the open stderr file,
since tearDownClass is skipped on that path.
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| - name: redis-py acceptance suite (unmodified client, live server) | ||
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| python3 -c 'import redis; print("redis-py", redis.__version__)' | ||
| python3 -m unittest discover \ | ||
| -s scripts/client-compat/redis_py -p 'test_acceptance.py' -v |
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workflow = Path(".github/workflows/ci.yml").read_text()
acceptance = Path("scripts/client-compat/redis_py/test_acceptance.py").read_text()
assert "python3-redis 6.4.0" in workflow
assert 'print("redis-py", redis.__version__)' in workflow
assert "redis.__version__ !=" not in workflow
assert "expected = " not in workflow
assert "apt-get install" not in workflow[workflow.index("redis-py comes from"):workflow.index("timeout-minutes: 15")]
assert "`@unittest.expectedFailure`" in acceptance
print("baseline is documented")
print("acceptance step logs redis.__version__")
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Fail the acceptance step when redis-py is not 6.4.0.
Line 494 only logs the imported version. The distro package is not pinned, so runner image updates can change client behavior and expectedFailure results without failing CI. Add a version equality check or pin python3-redis in the moon-dev image.
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml around lines 492 - 496, Update the redis-py
acceptance step around the unittest discovery command to enforce that the
imported redis package version is exactly 6.4.0, failing the workflow before
tests run when it differs; retain the existing version logging and test
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| def _free_port() -> int: | ||
| """A port that is free right now, held until the caller binds it. | ||
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| close the reserve-then-release window. Moon binds with SO_REUSEPORT, so a | ||
| collision would not error — it would silently share the port. The suite | ||
| asserts on a per-instance run_id below to catch exactly that. | ||
| """ | ||
| s = socket.socket() | ||
| s.bind(("127.0.0.1", 0)) | ||
| port = s.getsockname()[1] | ||
| s.close() | ||
| return port |
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from pathlib import Path
import ast
path = Path("scripts/client-compat/redis_py/test_acceptance.py")
tree = ast.parse(path.read_text())
class Visitor(ast.NodeVisitor):
def __init__(self):
self.run_id_mentions = []
self.assertions = []
self.moonserver_methods = []
def visit_Name(self, node):
if node.id == "run_id":
self.run_id_mentions.append((node.lineno, type(node.ctx).__name__))
self.generic_visit(node)
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(n.lineno, ast.unparse(n.func))
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probe = socket.socket()
probe.bind(("127.0.0.1", 0))
port = probe.getsockname()[1]
probe.close()
listeners = []
for _ in range(2):
s = socket.socket()
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s.bind(("127.0.0.1", port))
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t.start()
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listener.close()
# Demonstrate unittest's class-fixture behavior when setUpClass fails.
events = []
class FixtureCase(unittest.TestCase):
`@classmethod`
def setUpClass(cls):
events.append("setUpClass")
raise RuntimeError("startup failure")
`@classmethod`
def tearDownClass(cls):
events.append("tearDownClass")
def test_never_runs(self):
pass
result = unittest.TestResult()
unittest.defaultTestLoader.loadTestsFromTestCase(FixtureCase).run(result)
print("fixture_events:", events)
print("tearDownClass_called_after_setUpClass_failure:",
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class FixtureCase(unittest.TestCase):
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def setUpClass(cls):
events.append("setUpClass")
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def tearDownClass(cls):
events.append("tearDownClass")
def test_never_runs(self):
pass
result = unittest.TestResult()
unittest.defaultTestLoader.loadTestsFromTestCase(FixtureCase).run(result)
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"tearDownClass" in events)
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Prevent the acceptance suite from connecting to another Moon instance.
_free_port() releases the port before MoonServer starts. Moon uses SO_REUSEPORT, so another listener can bind the same port. This file has no run_id assertion. Add exclusive port ownership, such as a strict-bind mode or pre-bound listener handoff. Use INFO run_id checks only as a secondary safeguard.
If _await_ready() raises, tearDownClass() does not run. Clean up the child process and open stderr file in that failure path.
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In `@scripts/client-compat/redis_py/test_acceptance.py` around lines 37 - 49,
Update _free_port and MoonServer startup to retain exclusive ownership of the
selected port, using strict binding or a pre-bound listener handoff so another
Moon instance cannot bind it; keep INFO run_id validation as a secondary
safeguard. Ensure _await_ready failure explicitly terminates and waits for the
child process and closes the open stderr file, since tearDownClass is skipped on
that path.
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Clean up after a failed readiness check.
If Line 81 raises, setUpClass fails and tearDownClass does not call close(). The Moon child process and temporary directory then remain after the failed run. Guard readiness with cleanup, make close() safe when Moon already exited, and remove self.dir.
Proposed fix
import os
+import shutil
import socket
@@
- self._await_ready()
+ try:
+ self._await_ready()
+ except BaseException:
+ self.close()
+ raise
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def close(self) -> None:
- self.proc.kill()
- self.proc.wait()
- self._err.close()
+ try:
+ if self.proc.poll() is None:
+ self.proc.kill()
+ self.proc.wait()
+ finally:
+ self._err.close()
+ shutil.rmtree(self.dir, ignore_errors=True)Also applies to: 109-112
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In `@scripts/client-compat/redis_py/test_acceptance.py` at line 81, Update
setUpClass around _await_ready so a readiness failure cleans up the Moon child
process and temporary directory even when tearDownClass is skipped; make close()
safe if Moon has already exited, and remove self.dir during cleanup.
…~50% of keys The full matrix failed Client compat: test_rp14 (the moon#508 pin) reported an UNEXPECTED SUCCESS. The pin was wrong, not the server. Both multi-shard defects were characterised as deterministic on the strength of small samples against fixed key names. They are not. Measured across 20 independent keys, identical on macOS and on the moon-dev VM (Linux / monoio / io_uring): one connection, 20 distinct keys 10/20 EVALSHA CROSSSLOT (#508) 20 fresh connections, same key 10/20 EVALSHA CROSSSLOT (#508) one connection, 20 hash-tag groups 11/20 pipelined MGET wrong (#507) Each fires for roughly HALF of keys, decided by which shard owns the key relative to the connection's own shard. The original "5/5, deterministic" reading was five calls against one key that happened to sit on the wrong side — consistent within a key, a coin flip across keys. This also corrects the #507 claim that hash-tagged keys always fail while plain a/b always work: that was one draw from the same coin, repeated because the key names were fixed. `expectedFailure` on a single operation is therefore a 50% flaky CI gate, which is exactly what happened: redis-py's Lock picked a lock name that landed on the connection's own shard and the pin "unexpectedly succeeded". Restructured so each gap is pinned by an AMPLIFIED probe over 20 distinct keys, asserting the gap is still present. Spurious-pass odds ~1e-6, and zero failures — the state after a fix — breaks the run with a message naming what to do: rp7b 20 hash-tag groups; also asserts the values ARE readable after the batch, so a durability regression is distinguished from #507's visibility bug rather than absorbed by it rp14b 20 distinct keys; asserts SCRIPT EXISTS first, so a cache miss cannot masquerade as the slot-check bug The genuinely-working halves stay as real gates rather than being lost to the pins: rp7 now pipelines SET,SET,GET,GET (single-key reads in a pipeline are correct), and rp14 keeps the lock-exclusion half (SET NX PX is correct; only the EVALSHA release is affected). Stability, measured rather than assumed: macOS 10 consecutive runs 0 failures VM 10 consecutive runs 0 failures mutation to --shards 1 (where neither defect fires) exit 1, both probes fail with "moon#507 is fixed" / "moon#508 is fixed" #507 and #508 have been corrected in place with the real rates and an explicit "do not test with one key" note for whoever fixes them. author: Tin Dang
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What
Closes EC2 of the
v0-9-client-compatmilestone: an acceptance suite driven by an unmodified redis-py against a live Moon, wired into theclient-compatCI job.Why not just the differ
The raw-RESP differ compares bytes against a real
redis-server. It is precise, and it is blind to one whole class of defect: everything a client library does around the reply — the handshake it opens with, the connection it reuses, the Python type it decodes into, the second command it issues on your behalf. A server can answer every byte correctly and still be unusable from redis-py.So this suite deliberately does not hand-roll sockets. It drives redis-py's own idioms: connection pools,
pipeline()with and without transactions,pubsub()channel + pattern,scan_iter()/hscan_iter()cursor exhaustion,redis.lock.Lock,from_url, RESP2 and RESP3 handshakes,SELECTisolation, and theWATCHoptimistic-locking pattern in both directions (aborts on a concurrent write; does not spuriously abort when untouched).Stdlib
unittestand the distropython3-redis(6.4.0), matching the version guard already in this job — the runner has no pytest, PEP 668 blockspip install --user, andpython3.14-venvis absent.MOON_BINis required with no fallback: a staletarget/release/moonof unknown provenance would make a green run meaningless.It runs at
--shards 2on purpose. Single-shard is 6/6 green and hides everything below.Three defects found on the first run
All pinned as
unittest.expectedFailurerather than skipped, so fixing one reports an unexpected success and breaks the run instead of leaving a stale pin.#507 —
MGETin a pipeline returns nulls for keys written in the same batchRedis executes a pipeline in order, so this is a silent read-your-own-writes violation. Narrowed by probe:
--shards >= 2(single-shard correct)MGET-specific —SET,GETin one pipeline is correct, so not general pipeline orderinga/b(which split across shards) succeed. The optimized same-shard path is the broken one — and hash tags +MGETis the idiom CLAUDE.md recommends for performance.Deterministic, 2/2 at shards 2 and 4.
#508 —
EVALSHAof a single-key script failsCROSSSLOTCROSSSLOT Keys in script don't hash to the same slot and shardfor a script with one key.SCRIPT EXISTSreturns[True], so it is the key-slot check and not a cache miss. Breaksredis.lock.Lock.release(). Deterministic, 5/5.CLIENT INFOreportscmd=NULLRedis reports the executing command (
client|info).src/client_registry.rshardcodesNULLand there is no per-command hook to feed it —ClientLiveState::touch()is called only from the CLIENT LIST/INFO paths. A truthful value needs a write on all three dispatch paths, which is CLIENT INFO scope rather than this task's; a narrow special-case for the self row would satisfy a test while still lying about every other row.The pin is proven, not assumed
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--shards 1— where both multi-shard bugs disappear — makes the suite exit 1 withunexpected successes=2. The pins cannot go stale silently.Also in this PR
Amends the EC2 criterion to name redis-py plus the raw-RESP differ, with the amendment and its reason recorded inline (the runner has no Go or Node toolchain and cannot get one; redis-py is the most-used client and the differ already covers wire shape for all three). Corrects three criteria that cited verifier names which do not exist:
test-monoiocheck-monoiocargo test --test client_identity_negotiationcargo test --test client_identity_introspectioncargo test --test registry_dispatch_reconciliationcargo test --test wire_reachability_red cdg1_registry_sweep_no_unknownsVerification
--shards 1unexpected successes=2Summary by CodeRabbit
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