fix(iroh-v2): commit delivery accounting only after the frame is sent - #15344
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Both control objects charge a frame's output budget and advance its delivery sequence before the guards that can reject that frame have run. These tests pin the two observable consequences. DashboardControl charges the budget first, so a reply rejected by the directory revision guard leaves the connection one output revision behind the user object. The error reply that should follow carries different bytes, so it misses setOutput's exact-match idempotency escape and is refused as a revision conflict. The client is then closed with slow_consumer instead of being told to resync, even though the error path is deliberately exempt from the liveness check so that it can always be delivered. TeamControl saves the advanced delivery state before its guards, so a rejected reply consumes a sequence number, and at a checkpoint boundary mints a receipt the client can never acknowledge because the frame carrying the token never left the worker. The runtime tests need the budget call to be slow enough for an ordinary mutation to land inside it. The fixture user usage object stalls one call on request rather than racing the two events, and leaves the delivery code under test untouched. Moving Result and unwrap from user-usage-object.ts to errors.ts lets a test import DashboardControl outside workerd. The value import previously pulled in a module that imports cloudflare:workers, which cannot load under Bun. This is a move with no behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both control objects committed part of a frame's delivery state before the guards that decide whether the frame may be sent. They did it in opposite orders, and both orders are wrong: nothing may be recorded for an effect that has not happened yet. The order is now the same in both objects. Re-check authority and freshness, send the frame, then charge the output budget and save the advanced delivery state. The guards no longer sit behind an await, so nothing can land between the last check and the send, which is a stronger guarantee than re-checking after a yield. DashboardControl charged the output budget first. A reply rejected by the directory revision guard left the connection one revision behind the user object, and the error reply that replaced it carried different byte and message counts, so it missed setOutput's exact-match idempotency escape and was refused as a revision conflict. The client then got a 1013 slow_consumer close instead of the 409 resync_required it needed to recover, and the divergence was permanent because every later frame hit the same conflict. Exempting error replies from the liveness check exists so an error can always be delivered, and charging the budget early defeated that. TeamControl saved the advanced delivery state first. A rejected reply consumed a sequence number the client never saw, and at a checkpoint boundary minted a receipt with a fresh token and zeroed the pending counters, so the client could not acknowledge a checkpoint it was never told about. Ordering the send before the budget call means the user's aggregate output cap is observed one frame late. That is the safer of the two failures. The per-connection cap in prepareDelivery still runs before the send, so a single frame is the whole overshoot, and any rejection from the budget call closes the socket anyway. The alternative, a committed frame that was never delivered, cannot be detected or undone by either side. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @workers/iroh-v2/e2e/control-runtime.test.ts:
- Around line 415-460: Replace the fixed 500 ms delay in the `a team change
during the budget call leaves the dashboard socket usable` test with an awaited
test-only signal that confirms `setOutput` has started stalling before
submitting the metadata mutation. Add the start signal to `TestUserUsage` in the
e2e control worker and expose it through `waitForOutputStall`, resolving it when
the stalled `setOutput` path begins.
Review comments at @workers/iroh-v2/src/dashboard-control.ts:
- Around line 167-172: In the send flow, close the socket immediately if the
setOutput accounting call fails, then propagate the failure; do not allow
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| test("a team change during the budget call leaves the dashboard socket usable", async () => { | ||
| // The dashboard reply names the team revision it read. A mutation that lands | ||
| // while that reply is parked on its output budget call makes the revision | ||
| // guard reject it, and the client must learn that from an error frame it can | ||
| // act on rather than from a backpressure close it cannot. | ||
| const raceUser = "revision-race-user"; | ||
| const { token } = await issueDashboardTicket({ | ||
| authority: { environment, projectId, teamId, userId: raceUser, verifiedAt: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) }, | ||
| origin: "https://cmux.com", clientInstanceId: "revision-race", canManageTeam: false, | ||
| }, "k1", dashboardTicketKey); | ||
| const response = await mf.dispatchFetch("https://iroh.test/v2/dashboard/socket", { | ||
| headers: { origin: "https://cmux.com", upgrade: "websocket", "sec-websocket-protocol": `cmux-v2-dashboard, ticket.${token}` }, | ||
| }); | ||
| expect(response.status).toBe(101); | ||
| const socket = response.webSocket!; | ||
| const frames: any[] = []; | ||
| const closeCodes: number[] = []; | ||
| socket.addEventListener("message", event => frames.push(JSON.parse(String(event.data)))); | ||
| socket.addEventListener("close", event => closeCodes.push(event.code)); | ||
| socket.accept(); | ||
| try { | ||
| await waitFor(() => frames.some(frame => frame.schemaId === "dashboard.connected.v1"), "the dashboard connected frame"); | ||
| const usage = await mf.getDurableObjectNamespace("USER_USAGE"); | ||
| await (usage.getByName(objectName(environment, projectId, raceUser)) as any).armOutputStall(3_000); | ||
| socket.send(JSON.stringify({ schemaId: "directory.request.v1", requestId: "raced-directory" })); | ||
| await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 500)); | ||
| const metadata = { schemaId: "device.metadata.v1", requestId: "race-metadata", | ||
| metadata: { ...descriptor.metadata, displayName: `Raced fixture ${Date.now()}` } }; | ||
| const mutated = await json("https://iroh.test/v2/requests", { | ||
| method: "POST", | ||
| headers: { "content-type": "application/json", authorization: `IrohTicket ${ticket}`, | ||
| "x-cmux-v2-setup": setupHeader(await setupFor(metadata.requestId, metadata)) }, | ||
| body: JSON.stringify(metadata), | ||
| }); | ||
| expect(mutated.response.status).toBe(200); | ||
| await waitFor(() => closeCodes.length > 0 || frames.some(frame => frame.requestId === "raced-directory"), | ||
| "the raced directory reply"); | ||
| // 1013 tells the client to wait for the connection to drain. Nothing here is | ||
| // draining, so it would back off instead of refreshing what changed. | ||
| expect(closeCodes).toEqual([]); | ||
| expect(frames.find(frame => frame.requestId === "raced-directory")?.schemaId).toBe("dashboard.directory.v1"); | ||
| // The reply names the revision it read, and the change notice that follows | ||
| // is how the client learns to ask again. | ||
| await waitFor(() => frames.some(frame => frame.schemaId === "directory.changed.v1"), "the directory change notice"); | ||
| } finally { socket.close(); } | ||
| }, 30_000); |
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Synchronize the e2e race at setOutput.
The 500 ms delay does not prove that the request reached setOutput. The directory reply can be sent before the metadata mutation, while the current assertions still pass.
The unit tests change the revision during listDashboardDevices, before DashboardControl.send writes the frame. They do not cover a mutation after ws.send and while setOutput is pending. Add a test-only start signal and await it before submitting the metadata mutation.
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export class TestUserUsage extends ProductionUserUsage {
private stallMilliseconds = 0;
+ private outputStallStarted: Promise<void> | undefined;
+ private resolveOutputStallStarted: (() => void) | undefined;
- armOutputStall(milliseconds: number): void { this.stallMilliseconds = milliseconds; }
+ armOutputStall(milliseconds: number): void {
+ this.stallMilliseconds = milliseconds;
+ this.outputStallStarted = new Promise(resolve => { this.resolveOutputStallStarted = resolve; });
+ }
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+ waitForOutputStall(): Promise<void> {
+ return this.outputStallStarted ?? Promise.resolve();
+ }
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if (stall <= 0) return super.setOutput(userId, sessionId, revision, bytes, messages);
this.stallMilliseconds = 0;
+ this.resolveOutputStallStarted?.();
+ this.resolveOutputStallStarted = undefined;
const stalled = new Promise<void>(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, stall))
.then(() => super.setOutput(userId, sessionId, revision, bytes, messages));diff --git a/workers/iroh-v2/e2e/control-runtime.test.ts b/workers/iroh-v2/e2e/control-runtime.test.ts
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socket.send(JSON.stringify({ schemaId: "directory.request.v1", requestId: "raced-directory" }));
- await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 500));
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| test("a team change during the budget call leaves the dashboard socket usable", async () => { | |
| // The dashboard reply names the team revision it read. A mutation that lands | |
| // while that reply is parked on its output budget call makes the revision | |
| // guard reject it, and the client must learn that from an error frame it can | |
| // act on rather than from a backpressure close it cannot. | |
| const raceUser = "revision-race-user"; | |
| const { token } = await issueDashboardTicket({ | |
| authority: { environment, projectId, teamId, userId: raceUser, verifiedAt: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) }, | |
| origin: "https://cmux.com", clientInstanceId: "revision-race", canManageTeam: false, | |
| }, "k1", dashboardTicketKey); | |
| const response = await mf.dispatchFetch("https://iroh.test/v2/dashboard/socket", { | |
| headers: { origin: "https://cmux.com", upgrade: "websocket", "sec-websocket-protocol": `cmux-v2-dashboard, ticket.${token}` }, | |
| }); | |
| expect(response.status).toBe(101); | |
| const socket = response.webSocket!; | |
| const frames: any[] = []; | |
| const closeCodes: number[] = []; | |
| socket.addEventListener("message", event => frames.push(JSON.parse(String(event.data)))); | |
| socket.addEventListener("close", event => closeCodes.push(event.code)); | |
| socket.accept(); | |
| try { | |
| await waitFor(() => frames.some(frame => frame.schemaId === "dashboard.connected.v1"), "the dashboard connected frame"); | |
| const usage = await mf.getDurableObjectNamespace("USER_USAGE"); | |
| await (usage.getByName(objectName(environment, projectId, raceUser)) as any).armOutputStall(3_000); | |
| socket.send(JSON.stringify({ schemaId: "directory.request.v1", requestId: "raced-directory" })); | |
| await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 500)); | |
| const metadata = { schemaId: "device.metadata.v1", requestId: "race-metadata", | |
| metadata: { ...descriptor.metadata, displayName: `Raced fixture ${Date.now()}` } }; | |
| const mutated = await json("https://iroh.test/v2/requests", { | |
| method: "POST", | |
| headers: { "content-type": "application/json", authorization: `IrohTicket ${ticket}`, | |
| "x-cmux-v2-setup": setupHeader(await setupFor(metadata.requestId, metadata)) }, | |
| body: JSON.stringify(metadata), | |
| }); | |
| expect(mutated.response.status).toBe(200); | |
| await waitFor(() => closeCodes.length > 0 || frames.some(frame => frame.requestId === "raced-directory"), | |
| "the raced directory reply"); | |
| // 1013 tells the client to wait for the connection to drain. Nothing here is | |
| // draining, so it would back off instead of refreshing what changed. | |
| expect(closeCodes).toEqual([]); | |
| expect(frames.find(frame => frame.requestId === "raced-directory")?.schemaId).toBe("dashboard.directory.v1"); | |
| // The reply names the revision it read, and the change notice that follows | |
| // is how the client learns to ask again. | |
| await waitFor(() => frames.some(frame => frame.schemaId === "directory.changed.v1"), "the directory change notice"); | |
| } finally { socket.close(); } | |
| }, 30_000); | |
| test("a team change during the budget call leaves the dashboard socket usable", async () => { | |
| // The dashboard reply names the team revision it read. A mutation that lands | |
| // while that reply is parked on its output budget call makes the revision | |
| // guard reject it, and the client must learn that from an error frame it can | |
| // act on rather than from a backpressure close it cannot. | |
| const raceUser = "revision-race-user"; | |
| const { token } = await issueDashboardTicket({ | |
| authority: { environment, projectId, teamId, userId: raceUser, verifiedAt: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) }, | |
| origin: "https://cmux.com", clientInstanceId: "revision-race", canManageTeam: false, | |
| }, "k1", dashboardTicketKey); | |
| const response = await mf.dispatchFetch("https://iroh.test/v2/dashboard/socket", { | |
| headers: { origin: "https://cmux.com", upgrade: "websocket", "sec-websocket-protocol": `cmux-v2-dashboard, ticket.${token}` }, | |
| }); | |
| expect(response.status).toBe(101); | |
| const socket = response.webSocket!; | |
| const frames: any[] = []; | |
| const closeCodes: number[] = []; | |
| socket.addEventListener("message", event => frames.push(JSON.parse(String(event.data)))); | |
| socket.addEventListener("close", event => closeCodes.push(event.code)); | |
| socket.accept(); | |
| try { | |
| await waitFor(() => frames.some(frame => frame.schemaId === "dashboard.connected.v1"), "the dashboard connected frame"); | |
| const usage = await mf.getDurableObjectNamespace("USER_USAGE"); | |
| await (usage.getByName(objectName(environment, projectId, raceUser)) as any).armOutputStall(3_000); | |
| socket.send(JSON.stringify({ schemaId: "directory.request.v1", requestId: "raced-directory" })); | |
| await (usage.getByName(objectName(environment, projectId, raceUser)) as any).waitForOutputStall(); | |
| const metadata = { schemaId: "device.metadata.v1", requestId: "race-metadata", | |
| metadata: { ...descriptor.metadata, displayName: `Raced fixture ${Date.now()}` } }; | |
| const mutated = await json("https://iroh.test/v2/requests", { | |
| method: "POST", | |
| headers: { "content-type": "application/json", authorization: `IrohTicket ${ticket}`, | |
| "x-cmux-v2-setup": setupHeader(await setupFor(metadata.requestId, metadata)) }, | |
| body: JSON.stringify(metadata), | |
| }); | |
| expect(mutated.response.status).toBe(200); | |
| await waitFor(() => closeCodes.length > 0 || frames.some(frame => frame.requestId === "raced-directory"), | |
| "the raced directory reply"); | |
| // 1013 tells the client to wait for the connection to drain. Nothing here is | |
| // draining, so it would back off instead of refreshing what changed. | |
| expect(closeCodes).toEqual([]); | |
| expect(frames.find(frame => frame.requestId === "raced-directory")?.schemaId).toBe("dashboard.directory.v1"); | |
| // The reply names the revision it read, and the change notice that follows | |
| // is how the client learns to ask again. | |
| await waitFor(() => frames.some(frame => frame.schemaId === "directory.changed.v1"), "the directory change notice"); | |
| } finally { socket.close(); } | |
| }, 30_000); |
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Replace the fixed 500 ms delay in the `a team change during the budget call
leaves the dashboard socket usable` test with an awaited test-only signal that
confirms `setOutput` has started stalling before submitting the metadata
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The per-user output cap sums every socket a user holds, so it can refuse a large frame and still have room for the much smaller error frame that the failure handler sends next at the same uncommitted revision. The socket then stays open and goes on delivering large frames nobody is charged for. Red at this commit: the connection receives two frames instead of one and records no close. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Once the bytes are on the wire they cannot be recalled, so a refused charge is fatal for that connection. Both control objects now close it rather than fall through to the failure handler, whose smaller error frame can fit the headroom the delivered frame just overran. Also moves the team session commit after its send, for the same reason the delivery accounting moved: the server should not hold a session the client was never told about. The send still validates against the advanced session, which is now passed in explicitly rather than read back from the attachment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
DashboardControl.sendandTeamControl.sendboth commit part of a frame'sdelivery state before the guards that decide whether the frame may be sent. They
do it in opposite orders, and both orders are wrong. This makes the order the
same in both objects and puts the commit last: re-check authority, send the
frame, then charge the output budget and save the advanced delivery state.
The failure
A dashboard client asks for the device directory.
DashboardControlbuilds thereply, then calls the user usage object to charge the frame against the user's
output budget. That call is a Durable Object RPC, so this object is parked while
it runs and the input gate lets other events in. A device metadata write for the
same team lands in that window and bumps the directory revision.
The budget call returns. Only now does
sendcheck that the directory it isabout to hand over still matches the stored revision. It does not, so it throws
resync_required. But the charge already happened: the user object recordsoutput revision N+1 while the connection's attachment still says N.
messagecatches the failure and tries to deliver anerror.v1reply. Thatreply is also revision N+1, and
UserSocketStore.setOutputonly treats a repeatof the current revision as idempotent when the byte and message counts match
exactly as well. An error frame is not the same size as a directory frame, so
the counts differ, the call falls through to the strict
revision === current + 1rule, and it is refused with
revision_conflict. The error reply never reachesthe client. The catch around it closes the socket with
slow_consumer, whichmaps to 1013.
So the client is told the connection is too slow to drain, when the truth is
that the directory moved and it should resync. Nothing is draining, so a
well-behaved client backs off and waits instead of refetching. The divergence does not heal on its own either: every later frame on that
socket asks for the same revision and hits the same conflict, so the socket's
output path stays stalled for as long as the connection lives. Closing it does
clear the state, because the close releases the reservation row and a reconnect
starts from output revision 0. The web dashboard controller reconnects after
about a second; the native client treats 1013 as non-terminal but forces a delay
of at least 60 seconds. A lasting stall needs five consecutive occurrences in
the web client, after which its retry counter gives up silently.
The error path is deliberately exempt from the liveness check (
if (response.schemaId !== "error.v1")) precisely so that an error can always be delivered. Chargingthe budget before the guard defeats that exemption.
TeamControl.sendhas the same defect pointed the other way:this.saverunsbefore its guards and
ws.sendruns after them. A reply the guards reject hasalready consumed a sequence number, and if it crossed a checkpoint boundary
prepareDeliveryalso minted a receipt with a fresh random token and zeroed thepending counters. The client cannot acknowledge a token it never received, so
acknowledgeDeliveryrejects whatever it does send. This one self-heals at thenext checkpoint, so it is less severe, but it is the same mistake.
Which order is correct, and why
The rule is that nothing may be recorded for an effect that has not happened
yet. That settles the guards: they belong before
ws.send, because their wholejob is to stop data leaving under authority that has gone stale. It also settles
the accounting: it belongs after
ws.send, because it describes bytes that haveleft.
Putting the guards immediately before the send is stronger than what either
object did.
TeamControlre-checked authority after the budget call, which isthe right instinct, but re-checking after a yield only narrows the window. With
no await between the last check and the send, there is no window at all.
That leaves the question the two old orders were really disagreeing about: if
something goes wrong, is it safer to have committed a frame that was never
delivered, or to have delivered a frame that was never committed?
Committed but not delivered is worse, and neither side can repair it. The
client's sequence and the server's sequence disagree, and the client cannot
detect the gap because the frame that would have told it about the gap is the
one that went missing. Neither client validates sequence monotonicity, so
neither detects a gap or a repeat, which is why the e2e test asserts the
sequence server-side. In the dashboard case the disagreement lasts until the
connection is replaced, as described above.
Delivered but not committed is recoverable and bounded. The only way to reach it
is for the budget call to fail or the object to die after
ws.send. Theconsequence is that one frame's bytes are not counted against the user's
aggregate cap. The per-connection cap inside
prepareDeliverystill runs beforethe send, so a single connection's own 2 MiB / 1024 limit is never exceeded. The
8 MiB / 4096 cap is a different thing: it is a sum over every reservation a user
holds, up to the 500-socket guard, so the uncommitted overshoot is bounded at
one frame per socket rather than one frame in total.
Metering is not affected either way. Billing runs through
UserUsageStore.consumeon the input path;
setOutputonly maintains backpressure state, so no orderinghere can produce unbilled usage.
A refused charge after the send now closes that connection, which is what keeps
the overshoot to the one frame. Without the close it would repeat: the failure
handler's much smaller
error.v1frame can fit the headroom the large framejust overran, so the charge succeeds, the socket stays open, and every later
large frame is delivered uncharged. That is a review follow-up, described
below.
This also covers
ws.senditself throwing. Under the new order a throw thereleaves nothing committed anywhere, which is exactly right, because nothing was
delivered. Under the old
TeamControlorder the sequence had already advanced.Why this is a defect and not a design choice
The comment that was on the
TeamControlguards, "The budget RPC yields.Re-check authority before private data leaves us", shows the intent: the guards
were meant to be the last thing before the data leaves. The code did not achieve
that, because the state commit sat in front of them. And
DashboardControlhasthe same guards in the opposite position relative to the same RPC, so the two
objects cannot both be expressing a deliberate policy. One of them has to be
wrong, and in fact both are.
The
error.v1exemption is the clearest evidence. Someone wrote that exemptionso a failing request could always explain itself to the client. The premature
charge silently turns those explanations into a misleading 1013.
Verification
Red and green from the same commands. Red is the test commit
(
test(iroh-v2): cover delivery accounting around the authority re-checks),green is with the fix applied.
The runtime tests need the budget call to be slow enough for an ordinary device
metadata write to land inside it, so the e2e fixture's user usage object can be
asked to stall one call. The delivery code under test is production.
bun test ./test/dashboard-delivery.test.tsRed:
Green:
bun test ./e2e/control-runtime.test.tsRed:
Green:
Gates
bun run checkinworkers/iroh-v2passes: boundary check (30 source files),contract check (43 schemas),
wrangler types --check,tsc --noEmit, andbun test ./testat 82 pass / 0 fail.bash scripts/test-runtime.shpasses: 14 + 8 + 22 across the three runtimefiles, 0 fail.
No macOS or Xcode build was attempted, and nothing here ships in the app.
The
storage-runtimefile inscripts/test-runtime.shis red on this host foran unrelated reason:
/tmpis out of quota and its SQLite fixtures abort withSQLITE_IOERR. That suite touches no file this PR changes.Notes
Resultandunwrapmoved fromuser-usage-object.tstoerrors.ts. This is amove with no behavior change. It exists so a test can import
DashboardControlunder Bun: the old value import pulled in a module that imports
cloudflare:workers, which only loads inside workerd.workers/iroh-v2/tsconfig.jsonstill does not includee2e/**, so the newruntime tests are type-stripped rather than typechecked. Adding it surfaces 16 errors, of which 15 are
pre-existing in files this PR does not touch, mostly Miniflare's
DurableObjectNamespaceandDurableObjectStubshapes not matching workerd'sunder
exactOptionalPropertyTypes, plus a missing declaration file forwsthat makes every
socket.on("message", value => ...)handler an implicit any.That is worth doing, but it is a type cleanup across the e2e fixtures and does
not belong in a correctness fix.
PR #12877 also touches
team-control.ts,e2e/control-runtime.test.tsande2e/control-worker.ts. It does not touchsend()in either object; itsteam-control.tschanges are the alarm and retention path and stop well abovesend. The one place git may report a textual conflict ise2e/control-worker.ts, where #12877 adds afetchmethod toTestTeamControldirectly above the
TestUserUsageline that this PR replaces. Resolving that ismechanical, keep both, and there is no semantic overlap. #12877 is on a stale
base and needs a catch-up merge in any case.
Changelog
Fixed: a dashboard or device connection is no longer closed as a slow consumer
when a team change lands while a reply is being sent; it is now told to resync.
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Review follow-ups
A review subagent went over this at
02e32851dbc. Two of its findings werecorrections to the text above, which are applied in place; the wrong wording had
already shipped into a code comment, and that is fixed too. Two were code.
2745a69c9dcand8af47e09502add the close-on-refused-charge guard to bothobjects, with a test that is red without it: the connection receives two frames
instead of one and records no close. The second commit also moves the team
session commit after its send, which was the third commit-before-effect site in
these files and the one the commit message's own rule forbids. The send still
validates against the advanced session; it is now passed in explicitly instead
of being read back from the attachment, so the authority checks see exactly what
they saw before.
Two behavior notes that belong in the record:
Because the guards now run with no await before
ws.send, the revision racethat used to produce
resync_requiredinstead delivers a slightly staledashboard.directory.v1and relies on thedirectory.changed.v1broadcast thatfollows for the client to refetch. That is the intended trade and the e2e test
pins it.
The invariant is narrowed rather than established.
ws.sendreturning provesonly that workerd accepted the frame into its buffer, not that the peer received
it. Two residual paths keep the same divergence class in either order:
savecan itself throw with
storage_limitonce a serialized attachment grows past15 KiB, and the
if (this.load(ws).closed) returnearly returns charge thebudget without advancing connection state. Both pre-exist in both orders, so
neither is a regression here.
Gates after the follow-ups:
bun run check83 pass / 0 fail across 18 files,bun test ./e2e/control-runtime.test.ts14 pass / 0 fail.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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