fix(pipeline): saturate queue-byte debits so queue_bytes_in_flight cannot overflow - #811
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change prevents queue-byte accounting from wrapping during concurrent debits and preserves normal balanced-run behavior. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QueueProducer
participant MemoryCounters
participant Queue
QueueProducer->>MemoryCounters: record queue charge
QueueProducer->>Queue: publish batch
Queue-->>QueueProducer: reject push or retry
QueueProducer->>MemoryCounters: refund failed charge
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1-1: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPair each queue operation with its byte accounting before relying on saturating refunds.
Saturating subtraction prevents counter wraparound but does not prevent phantom charges when a consumer refunds before a producer records the matching charge.
src/lib/unified_pipeline/bam.rs#L1418-L1422: chargecompressed_heap_bytesbefore publishing to Q6 and refund failed pushes.src/lib/unified_pipeline/base.rs#L844-LL858: verify that reorder-buffer additions and removals cannot interleave into a late credit after a saturating refund.src/lib/unified_pipeline/bam.rs#L1391-L1394: verify that the serialized-byte charge precedes Q5 publication and that failed pushes refund it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/unified_pipeline/bam.rs`:
- Around line 1391-1394: Update serialize_output_push and q6_push to charge
serialized_heap_bytes before publishing their outputs, then refund that charge
whenever publishing returns Err. Ensure q5_track_pop cannot refund before the
corresponding charge is recorded, while preserving existing
successful-publication accounting.
Apply the same fix in `@src/lib/unified_pipeline/bam.rs` around lines 1418 - 1422:
The same publish-before-charge race exists in Q6.
In `@src/lib/unified_pipeline/base.rs`:
- Around line 844-853: Update the added Rust documentation comments around the
underflow behavior to wrap the Read identifier in backticks, using “`Read` step”
and “`Read` gate” consistently in the affected comments.
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In `@src/lib/unified_pipeline/bam.rs`:
- Line 1: Pair each queue publication with its byte-accounting charge before
publishing, and refund that charge only when the push fails: update the Q6 flow
using compressed_heap_bytes and the Q5 serialized-byte flow accordingly. Audit
the reorder-buffer accounting in the base pipeline so additions and removals
cannot produce a late credit after a saturating refund, preserving balanced
producer/consumer accounting.
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…nnot overflow The BAM Read admission gate sums nine heap-byte counters in `queue_bytes_in_flight`. Several are debited with a raw `fetch_sub`: `ReorderBufferState::sub_heap_bytes` (the q2/q3/write reorder buffers) and the serialized/compressed output counters via `q5_track_pop` / `q6_track_pop`. When a debit races ahead of its matching credit — `q6_push` even charges the counter *after* it publishes the batch, so a consumer can pop and refund first — the subtraction goes past zero and wraps the atomic to `u64::MAX`. The atomic op itself does not panic, but the next `queue_bytes_in_flight` then overflows the overflow-checked `+` in a debug/coverage build, and in release the wrapped counter reads as a huge in-flight total that spuriously slams the Read gate shut. Floor every such debit at zero: `sub_heap_bytes` now uses a saturating `fetch_update`, and the output counters reuse the existing saturating `refund_queue_bytes` helper. Fold the aggregate with `saturating_add` as a backstop, since the nine loads are not one atomic snapshot. In a balanced run this is arithmetically identical to before; it differs only in the underflow case. Fixes #810.
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Summary
Fixes #810 — an intermittent
attempt to add with overflowpanic inBamPipelineState::queue_bytes_in_flight, seen under coverage CI (cargo llvm-cov nextest, a debug build with overflow checks).Root cause
queue_bytes_in_flightsums nine heap-byte counters that gate the Read step. Credits are generally taken before a batch is published, but several debits use a rawfetch_sub:ReorderBufferState::sub_heap_bytes(the wrap hazard is already noted in that struct's docs), andq5_track_pop/q6_track_pop— andq6_pushcharges the counter after publishing the batch, so a consumer can pop-and-refund before the charge lands.When a debit races ahead of its credit it subtracts past zero and wraps the atomic to
u64::MAX. The atomic op doesn't panic, but the nextqueue_bytes_in_flightoverflows the checked+(debug/coverage) or, in release, reads a bogus huge in-flight total that spuriously closes the admission gate.Fix
ReorderBufferState::sub_heap_bytesfloors at zero (saturatingfetch_update).q5_track_pop/q6_track_poproute through the existing saturatingrefund_queue_byteshelper.queue_bytes_in_flightfolds withsaturating_addas a backstop, since the nine loads are not one atomic snapshot.In a balanced run these are arithmetically identical to the previous code; they diverge only in the underflow case that caused #810.
Scope / follow-up
Observed on the BAM pipeline, so this hardens the BAM aggregate and the shared
ReorderBufferState(which also covers the FASTQ reorder buffers). The FASTQ pipeline's ownqueue_bytes_in_flightand per-counter debits are left untouched here to avoid overlapping the in-flight #766 charging rework in fastq.rs; a follow-up can extend the samesaturating_addbackstop there.Testing
cargo ci-fmtandcargo ci-lintclean; fullcargo testsuite green locally.test_reorder_buffer_sub_heap_bytes_saturates_at_zero(an over-subtraction floors at zero instead of wrapping tou64::MAX).Risk: command output changes: none;
unsafechanges: none, and the CLAUDE.md allowlist is unchanged; memory-bound, queue-capacity, and thread/backpressure policy changes: none.Fix: BAM queue-byte accounting now uses saturating debits and aggregate additions to prevent underflow and overflow during concurrent updates.