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lifecycle: fence stale DOWN admission after recovery - #1146
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Check name Status Explanation Description check The description clearly explains the stale DOWN admission fix, recovery fencing, pool publication rules, tests, scope, and related issues. The checklist is present, with several non-critical items exp… Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: fencing stale DOWN admission after host recovery. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Full details: Description check
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The description clearly explains the stale DOWN admission fix, recovery fencing, pool publication rules, tests, scope, and related issues. The checklist is present, with several non-critical items explicitly left unchecked.
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754-763: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality |Trivial | ⚡ Quick win Assert that the distance inspection ran.
The checks for this test's purpose run only inside the
distancecallback: the ignored ADD during inspection,listener.on_add, and the preservedis_upvalue. The checks afteron_downhold whether or not that callback runs:
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initial_stateisTrue,begin_downdispatcheson_down_potentially_blocking.- Otherwise,
begin_downcalls_restart_reconnector.
Cluster.on_downcallsprofile_manager.distanceonly when_discount_down_eventsis true. If a configuration change skips that call, the test still passes and the ignored-ADD race is no longer covered. Add a check afteron_downso the test fails when the inspection does not run.Proposed fix
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A DOWN event can observe an empty pool, let recovery finish during a policy or pool-state callback, and then tear down the healthy host. Capture the host health generation before inspection and validate it under the host lock at DOWN admission. Retain pool-failure reservations and admit later genuine failures with a fresh observation. Qualify recovery health through explicit readiness without pool work or initial publication of a usable connection under current pool ownership. Keep membership, Session, Host and the selected Connection protected through publication. Ignored ADD, empty or failed candidates and later UP/ADD aggregate bookkeeping must not manufacture health evidence. Use a short membership guard for publication and member/shutdown changes. Synchronize new members before insertion and pair keyspace targets with member snapshots, keeping connection creation and USE waits outside the guard so background work cannot block initial publication. Cover healthy and failed publication, actual UP/ADD aggregation, ignored ADD execution, current failure reservations, later genuine failure and publication progress during contention and unanswered corrective USE. Keep later asynchronous shard health and socket ownership fencing under #858 and #859. Refs: #925 Refs: #921
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Remove the unused private publication flag so direct keyspace-sync tests exercise the same membership update as both production callers.
Summary
A DOWN event can observe an empty pool, allow recovery to complete during a distance-policy or pool-state callback, and then mark the healthy host down. Capture the host health generation before inspection and validate it under the host lock at DOWN admission. Qualified healthy pool publication, explicit readiness without pool work, and newer DOWN admission invalidate older observations. Existing pool-failure reservation checks remain in force, and policy callbacks run outside state locks.
Pool publication must validate usable connection state and current pool ownership together. A candidate that closes or becomes defunct before publication must not advance host health or discard a genuine DOWN. Administrative ignored-host ADD completion and publication of an empty or closed pool do not establish health. Pool-future aggregation preserves readiness bookkeeping without independently advancing health. Publication uses a short membership guard so background connection creation or keyspace waits do not block it.
Promote the recovery regressions from strict expected failures and cover pool publication during inspection, including publication by another session while a failure reservation remains current. A subsequent genuine failure still dispatches DOWN handling.
This is the first Stage 2 ownership fix for #925, following merged #1144. Socket and shard ownership fencing remains follow-up work under #858 and #859. The change affects internal host lifecycle and pool publication; public APIs and wire protocols are unchanged.
Refs: #925
Refs: #921
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