fix(blocking): WRONGTYPE before blocking + ownership-gated immediate pop (#556, #557) - #572
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBlocking commands now use shard-aware immediate scans and pre-mutation type validation. Remote registrations identify single-key waits for owner-shard checks. Wakeup handling centralizes producer detection and validates ChangesBlocking validation and routing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves immediate WRONGTYPE handling and shard ownership routing, but the current head can still return a spurious WRONGTYPE for some move destinations and can leave later valid blocking waiters unserved after an earlier destination-type error. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Possibly related PRs
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participant Client
participant BlockingConnection
participant ImmediateScan
participant OwnerShard
participant Waiter
Client->>BlockingConnection: Submit blocking-pop command
BlockingConnection->>ImmediateScan: Scan keys and validate types
ImmediateScan-->>BlockingConnection: Return pop, WRONGTYPE, miss, or remote key
BlockingConnection->>OwnerShard: Register remote single-key wait
OwnerShard->>Waiter: Check type and register valid waiter
Waiter-->>BlockingConnection: Deliver value or WRONGTYPE
BlockingConnection-->>Client: Return command response
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 33-37: Update the changelog entry describing the
BLMOVE/BRPOPLPUSH destination-type check to state that, on the immediate path,
it applies only when the connection’s shard owns the destination; preserve the
existing description of immediate and wake-path behavior.
In `@src/blocking/wakeup.rs`:
- Around line 158-199: Update the waiter wake loop around dest_err so a
wrong-type destination reports the error to that client without terminating the
current wake pass; continue processing subsequent waiters, allowing a valid
BLPOP/BLMOVE waiter to consume the unchanged source element. Preserve the no-pop
behavior and WakeUndo handling, and adjust the related wake-result assertion to
reflect whichever waiter is ultimately served.
In `@src/server/conn/blocking.rs`:
- Around line 1393-1516: Extract blocking_pop_family, blocking_wrongtype_error,
immediate_scan, move_destination_error, and try_immediate_pop from blocking.rs
into a sibling module, preserving their visibility and behavior. Re-export these
helpers from blocking.rs so existing callers continue using the same symbols,
and ensure blocking.rs remains under the 1500-line limit.
- Around line 1506-1515: Apply the shard-ownership check to the destination key
in move_destination_error, and thread the required shard_id/num_shards context
from immediate_scan through try_immediate_pop. Skip destination validation when
the key belongs to another shard, matching the existing source-key ownership
behavior, while preserving same-key and local-list handling.
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| /// Which collection a blocking command pops from, i.e. which type its key | ||
| /// must hold. `None` for anything that is not a blocking pop. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Deliberately expressed as the registry's [`WaitFamily`](crate::blocking::WaitFamily) | ||
| /// so the type gate below and the waker that will eventually serve the same | ||
| /// waiter agree on what "the right type" means by construction. | ||
| pub(crate) fn blocking_pop_family(cmd: &[u8]) -> Option<crate::blocking::WaitFamily> { | ||
| use crate::blocking::WaitFamily; | ||
| if cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BLPOP") | ||
| || cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BRPOP") | ||
| || cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BLMOVE") | ||
| || cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BRPOPLPUSH") | ||
| || cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BLMPOP") | ||
| { | ||
| Some(WaitFamily::List) | ||
| } else if cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BZPOPMIN") | ||
| || cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BZPOPMAX") | ||
| || cmd.eq_ignore_ascii_case(b"BZMPOP") | ||
| { | ||
| Some(WaitFamily::ZSet) | ||
| } else { | ||
| None | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /// moon#556: the `-WRONGTYPE` a blocking pop owes its client when `key` | ||
| /// already exists holding a type this command cannot pop from. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Redis answers this at once and never blocks (`blockingPopGenericCommand` | ||
| /// runs `checkType` on every key before it considers waiting). Moon used to | ||
| /// block instead, because the pop helpers reach the store through | ||
| /// `get_mut_if_present(..).ok()??` — an `Err(WRONGTYPE)` that becomes `None`, | ||
| /// indistinguishable from "empty", so the caller registered and waited on a | ||
| /// key that can never serve it. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Read-only: a missing key, an empty key and a right-typed key are all | ||
| /// `None`, and nothing here mutates the keyspace. The in-MULTI path | ||
| /// ([`super::blocking_txn`]) has had this gate since moon#524; this is the | ||
| /// live path catching up to it. | ||
| pub(crate) fn blocking_wrongtype_error( | ||
| cmd: &[u8], | ||
| db: &mut Database, | ||
| key: &Bytes, | ||
| ) -> Option<Frame> { | ||
| match blocking_pop_family(cmd)? { | ||
| crate::blocking::WaitFamily::List => db.get_list(key).err(), | ||
| crate::blocking::WaitFamily::ZSet => db.get_sorted_set(key).err(), | ||
| // Stream blocking (XREAD) does not come through this path. | ||
| crate::blocking::WaitFamily::Stream => None, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /// The scan a blocking pop runs over its keys BEFORE it decides to block. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Answers `Some(frame)` when the command can be completed right now — a | ||
| /// served pop, or an error the client is owed — and `None` when it must | ||
| /// register and wait. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Keys are visited left to right and the FIRST one that either errors or | ||
| /// serves decides the reply, which is what Redis does: an existing key of the | ||
| /// wrong type is an error even when a later key could have served the pop. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// One shared implementation for both runtimes' `handle_blocking_command*`, | ||
| /// so the two cannot drift. | ||
| pub(crate) fn immediate_scan( | ||
| cmd: &[u8], | ||
| args: &[Frame], | ||
| keys: &[Bytes], | ||
| db: &mut Database, | ||
| shard_id: usize, | ||
| num_shards: usize, | ||
| ) -> Option<Frame> { | ||
| for key in keys { | ||
| // moon#557: `db` is the CLIENT'S OWN shard slice, so this scan may | ||
| // only speak for the keys this shard owns. A key that hashes elsewhere | ||
| // lives in another shard's `Database` and is answered where it lives — | ||
| // the registration the caller is about to send carries it to its owner, | ||
| // whose `BlockRegister` handler serves it on the spot if data is | ||
| // already there (`spsc_handler.rs`). Consulting the local slice for it | ||
| // can only produce a wrong answer from a stale look-alike, and since | ||
| // moon#556 that includes inventing a `-WRONGTYPE` for a key whose real | ||
| // owner holds the right type. | ||
| if num_shards > 1 && key_to_shard(key, num_shards) != shard_id { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| // moon#556: the type gate runs BEFORE the pop attempt and before any | ||
| // registration, so a wrong-typed key is an error rather than a wait. | ||
| if let Some(err) = blocking_wrongtype_error(cmd, db, key) { | ||
| return Some(err); | ||
| } | ||
| if let Some(frame) = try_immediate_pop(cmd, db, key, args) { | ||
| return Some(frame); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| None | ||
| } | ||
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| /// moon#556: the `-WRONGTYPE` a `BLMOVE`/`BRPOPLPUSH` owes its client because | ||
| /// the DESTINATION holds something that is not a list. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Two rules, both taken from `lmoveGenericCommand` (which moon's own | ||
| /// non-blocking `LMOVE` already mirrors, `command/list/list_write.rs`): | ||
| /// | ||
| /// * the destination's type is consulted only when the move is actually about | ||
| /// to happen. An absent or empty source blocks, and Redis never looks at the | ||
| /// destination on that path — so neither does this; | ||
| /// * the error arrives INSTEAD of the move. Pre-fix the element was popped | ||
| /// from the source and then silently swallowed by `list_push_*`'s | ||
| /// `if let Ok(list)`: the client got the value in its reply while the value | ||
| /// left the keyspace entirely. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// `source == destination` is the rotate form: same key, therefore same type, | ||
| /// nothing to check. | ||
| fn move_destination_error(db: &mut Database, source: &Bytes, dest: &Bytes) -> Option<Frame> { | ||
| if source == dest { | ||
| return None; | ||
| } | ||
| match db.get_list(source) { | ||
| Ok(Some(list)) if !list.is_empty() => {} | ||
| _ => return None, | ||
| } | ||
| db.get_list(dest).err() | ||
| } | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
blocking.rs now exceeds the 1500-line file cap.
The file ends at line 1722 after this change. The coding guidelines cap a Rust file at 1500 lines. Extract the scan and type-gate helpers (blocking_pop_family, blocking_wrongtype_error, immediate_scan, move_destination_error, try_immediate_pop) into a sibling module and re-export them.
As per coding guidelines: "No single Rust file should exceed 1500 lines."
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In `@src/server/conn/blocking.rs` around lines 1393 - 1516, Extract
blocking_pop_family, blocking_wrongtype_error, immediate_scan,
move_destination_error, and try_immediate_pop from blocking.rs into a sibling
module, preserving their visibility and behavior. Re-export these helpers from
blocking.rs so existing callers continue using the same symbols, and ensure
blocking.rs remains under the 1500-line limit.
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| fn move_destination_error(db: &mut Database, source: &Bytes, dest: &Bytes) -> Option<Frame> { | ||
| if source == dest { | ||
| return None; | ||
| } | ||
| match db.get_list(source) { | ||
| Ok(Some(list)) if !list.is_empty() => {} | ||
| _ => return None, | ||
| } | ||
| db.get_list(dest).err() | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Apply the same shard-ownership gate to the destination key.
immediate_scan skips keys this shard does not own, because the local slice can hold a stale look-alike for a foreign key. move_destination_error has no such gate. At --shards N a BLMOVE src dst whose dst hashes to another shard is validated against the local slice. A stale local entry of a non-list type then produces a -WRONGTYPE for a key whose real owner holds a list. This is the exact failure mode moon#557 removed for source keys.
The function has no shard_id/num_shards today, so the gate must be threaded from immediate_scan through try_immediate_pop.
🛠️ Sketch of the ownership gate
-fn move_destination_error(db: &mut Database, source: &Bytes, dest: &Bytes) -> Option<Frame> {
+fn move_destination_error(
+ db: &mut Database,
+ source: &Bytes,
+ dest: &Bytes,
+ shard_id: usize,
+ num_shards: usize,
+) -> Option<Frame> {
if source == dest {
return None;
}
+ // moon#557: only the owning shard may answer the type question for `dest`.
+ if num_shards > 1 && key_to_shard(dest, num_shards) != shard_id {
+ return None;
+ }
match db.get_list(source) {
Ok(Some(list)) if !list.is_empty() => {}
_ => return None,
}
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In `@src/server/conn/blocking.rs` around lines 1506 - 1515, Apply the
shard-ownership check to the destination key in move_destination_error, and
thread the required shard_id/num_shards context from immediate_scan through
try_immediate_pop. Skip destination validation when the key belongs to another
shard, matching the existing source-key ownership behavior, while preserving
same-key and local-list handling.
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…instead of blocking (#556) `SET s v` followed by `BLPOP s 0` blocked forever where redis-server answers `-WRONGTYPE` immediately. The pop helpers reach the store through `get_mut_if_present(..).ok()??`, which collapses `Err(WRONGTYPE)` into `None` — indistinguishable from "empty" — so `try_immediate_pop` reported "nothing here" and the connection registered a waiter on a key that can never serve it. The client then read the eventual null as "queue empty". The in-MULTI path has had the correct gate since #524; this brings the live path to parity with it. The pre-registration scan is now one shared helper, `blocking::immediate_scan`, called by both runtimes' `handle_blocking_command*` so they cannot drift. It walks the keys in argument order and, for each, runs a read-only type gate (`get_list` / `get_sorted_set`, chosen by the command's `WaitFamily`) BEFORE the pop attempt and before any registration. The first key that errors or serves decides the reply — Redis's order, where an existing wrong-typed key wins over a later key that could have served. Nothing here mutates the keyspace, so #560's value-intact guarantee (`test_pop_on_wrong_type_leaves_value_intact`) is untouched and its assertions still hold. Keys the connection's own shard does not own cannot be inspected locally, so their OWNING shard runs the same check when the registration lands (`ShardMessage::BlockRegister`) and answers the error on the waiter's reply channel instead of registering. That path is gated on a new `BlockRegisterPayload::sole_key`: for a multi-key waiter the sibling keys are registered on other shards and may be serving concurrently, and an error raised there would race a real wake-up whose element has already left the keyspace. Multi-key remote keys therefore keep their pre-#556 behaviour. BLMOVE/BRPOPLPUSH additionally check the DESTINATION's type, but only once the move is actually about to happen — the order `lmoveGenericCommand` uses and that moon's own non-blocking LMOVE already follows (an absent source blocks and never looks at the destination). This closes a silent data loss on both the immediate and the wake path: the element was popped from the source and then swallowed by `list_push_*`'s `if let Ok(list)`, so the client received a value that no longer existed anywhere in the keyspace. Tests (red first, each failing for the stated reason before the fix): * src/server/conn/blocking_tests.rs — 6 unit tests over the scan, in a module deliberately outside `conn::tests` (which is monoio-only, so the tokio CI leg would never have run them). * src/blocking/wakeup.rs::woken_blmove_with_wrongtype_destination_keeps_the_element * tests/blocking_wrongtype_immediate.rs — 4 end-to-end tests at --shards 4 (12 key placements each, so both the local and the remote path are exercised) plus the BLMOVE destination case at --shards 1. Pre-fix: 12/12 wrong, the timings showing both failure modes — ~2.00s (local: blocked to its timeout) and ~200us (remote: an instant null from the waker that found nothing to pop). Residual, documented in the test module: a BLMOVE whose DESTINATION is owned by another shard is still not type-checked (the immediate path cannot see it, and the remote registration only carries the source). Refs #556 author: Tin Dang
…d owns (#557) `immediate_scan` (the pre-registration scan of a blocking pop) runs against the connection's own `ShardSlice`, but it walked EVERY key regardless of ownership. A key owned by another shard does not live in that slice, so at `--shards N` the fast path missed on (N-1)/N of keys and each of them degraded to block-and-register. Post-#560 that miss was harmless to the keyspace, but the scan can only ever produce a wrong answer for a key it does not own: a stale local look-alike would be popped from the wrong shard's `Database`, and since #556 the type gate could invent a `-WRONGTYPE` from it for a key whose real owner holds the right type. The scan now skips a key when `key_to_shard(key, num_shards) != shard_id` — the same routing the slotted dispatch uses — and lets the registration carry it to its owner. Nothing is lost by skipping: the owning shard's `BlockRegister` handler serves the waiter on the spot when data is already there, which is how a remote blocking pop has always been answered. Multi-key pops still scan past a remote key to a local one. Tests (red first): * src/server/conn/blocking_tests.rs::immediate_scan_ignores_keys_this_shard_does_not_own — pre-gate it popped `stale` out of a key that hashes to another shard (`Some([k0, stale])` where `None` is required), and the WRONGTYPE half proves the #556 gate is ownership-aware too. * src/server/conn/blocking_tests.rs::immediate_scan_still_serves_keys_this_shard_owns — the positive control, including the scan-past-a-remote-key case. * tests/blocking_wrongtype_immediate.rs::bwt5_a_populated_key_is_served_wherever_it_lives — end-to-end at --shards 4 (12 key placements, so ~9 remote): a populated list and zset each come back in under 500ms with exactly one element consumed and no second client pushing. Refs #557 author: Tin Dang
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`scripts/audit-unwrap.sh` flagged two `.expect()` calls in the new `src/server/conn/blocking_tests.rs` shard-key helpers: the audit special-cases only files named exactly `tests.rs`, so a `#[cfg(test)] mod blocking_tests` split file has its test-helper expects counted against the hot-path baseline (0). Both expects are safe by construction — one of 1000 distinct keys is guaranteed to hash onto / off any given shard for shards >= 2, and a miss means a degenerate hash the test SHOULD fail on. Annotated each helper with `#[allow(clippy::expect_used)]` + a one-line justification, the sanctioned escape per CLAUDE.md. author: Tin Dang
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Closes #556, closes #557.
#556 — a blocking pop on an existing wrong-type key now answers
-WRONGTYPEimmediately instead of blocking forever. Root cause: pop helpers reach the store viaget_mut_if_present(..).ok()??, collapsingErr(WRONGTYPE)into "empty". Fixed at the two real seams: sharedblocking::immediate_scan(dedupes both runtimes' key loops) gates locally-owned keys before pop/registration; the owning shard'sBlockRegisterhandler answers remote keys, gated onsole_keyso a multi-key waiter's error can't race a sibling shard's wake. BLMOVE/BRPOPLPUSH destination followslmoveGenericCommand(checked when the move happens) — which also closed a silent element loss on the immediate/wake paths. #560's value-intact assertions untouched; the in-MULTI path (#524) already had this gate — the live path catches up.#557 —
immediate_scannow skips keyskey_to_shard(..) != shard_id(same routing registration uses), so a remote-owned non-empty key no longer takes a bogus local miss.Red-first: pre-fix integration run 12/12 wrong with both failure modes distinguishable by timing (~2.00s local block-to-timeout vs ~200µs instant bogus null). 14 tests added. All local gates green, exit codes captured.
Discovered during A/B (pre-existing, filed as #570): BLMOVE/BRPOPLPUSH to a remote-owned destination acks the element then discards it.
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WRONGTYPEerrors without removing values or registering unnecessary waits.GETmisses now return the correct null representation for the negotiated protocol.