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Skip the floor on old empty Servers and stop promising release ends a switch#2020

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Why

A release floors every member Server before it plans. A Server whose daemon predates the floor capability refuses that, so a release failed partway through an upgrade, even when that Server held no copy.

Two refusals also told the user to run ployz volume release, which does not help in either case.

  • volume_switching said "release stops it". Cloud gets that code only as a Machine's refusal from plain-mount admission, whose own text is "wait for the run to finish". From a bare refusal Cloud cannot tell a stranded cut from a run mid-switch.
  • With two unfinished cuts and no writable root, the plan refused with "mid-run; ployz volume release X stops it". A release reaches the same branch, so the remedy refused itself.

What changed

  • floor() skips members that #1854 marks floorless, so a release no longer floors an empty Server that lacks the floor capability. A floorless Server that holds a copy, or that a run would copy to, still reads as lacking it, as before.
  • volume_switching now reads data on fsn-2 is mid-run; try again once the run ends.
  • Every refusal that sends the user to a release or a Move names steps the planner accepts, in order, from the copies the refusal leaves. One helper, releaseOrMoveOntoSlot, computes the step after the cut to keep:
    • The kept cut holds a snapshot: ployz volume release data. Release resumes a lone cut from its newest snapshot whatever mirrors sit beside it. A restore would refuse while a mirror stands, and clearing that mirror with ployz server rm would reset every Service on its Server.
    • It holds none and no mirror stands: ployz volume move data --to <another server>.
    • It holds none and one mirror stands: ployz volume move data --to fsn-3. A Move from a root refuses every target but that mirror's Server, with second_mirror.
    • It holds none and two or more mirrors stand: ployz server rm fsn-4, then ployz volume move data --to fsn-3, keeping the first mirror by Server name. Mirror and Move admission refuse a second slot, but a demoted old copy can leave two beside a root, so the helper handles what it observes.
  • Two or more unfinished cuts with no writer refuse with data has unfinished cuts on fsn-1 and fsn-2, so release cannot pick a writer; ployz server rm fsn-1, then ployz volume release data. The cut kept is the one at the highest epoch, the one that began last, since its writes are the ones to keep. Among cuts at that epoch, one with a snapshot wins, then the first by Server name, so a tie never leaves the choice to the user. The older cuts and any extra mirrors each get their own ployz server rm <server>, then line, since server rm takes one Server. It keeps the volume_switching code.
  • A release of a lone cut with no snapshot now refuses before any row or approval, with data on fsn-2 stopped before its first snapshot; ployz volume move data --to fsn-3 (or the no-mirror and two-mirror forms above). Before, it was accepted and failed in the run. Sync, mirror, seed, mirror rm and a Move onto the cut's own Server give the same refusal on such a cut, where they used to say "release stops it".
  • ployz volume mirror rm facing two unfinished cuts gets the same refusal as release. A single cut with a snapshot keeps "release stops it" everywhere, because that is what a release repairs.

Scope

Items 5 and 6 of the release-lane follow-ups. The two-cuts refusal came out of review. It is the same over-promise as item 6, and it reaches every run kind except restore.

Tradeoffs

Skipping the floor is safe because a run toward a floorless Server was refused when it planned. observeVolumeMembers reads such a destination as lacking the floor, so no late Mirror from a taken run can land there.

Blast Radius

A release on a Cluster mid-upgrade now goes ahead past empty Servers on older daemons. Refusal messages change for a stranded run, two unfinished cuts, and a cut with no snapshot. docs/user/services/volumes.md and move-a-volume.md name the move a no-snapshot cut refuses release with, and the server rm lines an unfinished-cuts refusal names. A release of a cut with no snapshot is now refused at admission instead of failing in the run.

Verification

Proven on Boat with three Machines. machine-1 and machine-2 ran the stack's top before its rebase onto main, which includes this branch. machine-3 ran 0.3.0-beta.1, which predates the floor capability, and held nothing. A Postgres service db used Volume data on machine-1, with one row in a table.

An old, empty bystander. A verify fault held a Move of data onto machine-2 at its first copy. ployz volume release data took the Move over and ended done 11 seconds later. A second release, with no run in progress, ended done. A full Move onto machine-2 then ended done, and db read its row there. No release logged a floor error or named machine-3.

The plain path. A Move taken over by a release, a mirror, mirror rm, the deploy after it, and a full Move back to machine-1 all ended done, and the row survived each.

The switching message. Not reproduced on Boat. Four tries to strand a cut with a daemon kill reached the run-level refusal or the daemon's own deploy refusal, never a copy change that a Machine refused with volume_switching. The new text is pinned by the postgres test that maps that refusal, which expects "data on fsn-1 is mid-run; try again once the run ends". The daemon's deploy refusal still says "ployz volume release data stops it". This branch doesn't touch it, and a release did end that stranded cut on the fourth try.

Every run ended with verify-cluster down exit 0.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Release planning now handles multiple unfinished cuts consistently, identifying copies to remove and the next step for the newest cut.
    • Releasing a cut without a snapshot is refused with instructions to move the volume.
    • Seed and volume-switch refusals explain when a volume is mid-run and advise retrying after the run ends.
    • Floor updates leave members without a floor unchanged.
  • Documentation
    • Clarified how to recover a stopped move, including one that stopped before its first snapshot.

The volume-run planner now handles multiple unfinished cuts and cuts without snapshots with targeted refusal instructions. Release handling and floor updates also change. Tests and documentation cover the updated behavior.

Changes: Volume run cut handling

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Cut-specific planning and remediation
dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.ts, dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.test.ts, dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.test-fixture.ts, docs/user/services/*		The planner selects which unfinished cut to retain and provides removal and release-or-move instructions. Tests cover cut rankings, slot arrangements, and resulting plans. The fixture supports custom machine IDs and slots. Documentation describes recovery for stopped moves and multiple unfinished cuts.
Release handling and refusal guidance
dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.inngest.ts, dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.postgres.test.ts		Release handling no longer throws a specific error when a cut root has no snapshot. Tests cover refusal before admission and the move recovery command. Mid-run refusal messaging advises retrying after the run ends.
Floor capability handling
dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.inngest.ts, dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.postgres.test.ts		Floor updates skip unanswered or floorless members. The test fake rejects floor requests when a machine lacks the floor capability, and a release test checks that such a machine receives no floor request.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Unblocks: 1 PR

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 75979

A release that takes over a warm Move can admit a stale copy on an older Server, risking inconsistent volume data. Fence the former Move destination during takeover before merging.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 75979

Authenticated access and capability checks remain intact, and no security regression was established in the inspected normal recovery paths. The remaining uncertainty is whether daemon replacement or rollback can invalidate the fencing assumptions for an already-issued request.

Retained concerns No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

  • observed — Release observes managed servers through the selected organization's runtime session and applies eligible floor requests to the run's Docker volume. The inspected change does not add a cross-organization target or new credential authority.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Caller-controlled volume, environment, and run inputs enter through the existing authenticated CLI route. Caller resolution requires organization membership, and run planning and destructive-operation admission use that caller's organization before insertion.
  • observed — Copy effects require the running row to belong to the executing workflow and carry its generation to the daemon. The current daemon checks generation before admission and again under its switch lock; stale responses stop subsequent workflow effects.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — The skipped-floor safety argument depends on capability continuity or cancellation of already-issued requests. Ownership checks prevent later calls but do not themselves retract an RPC already sent. Whether supported daemon replacement or rollback can leave such a request targeting an empty floorless server remains unresolved; this is a coverage gap, not an established attack path.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Establish an explicit supported-lifecycle invariant or interleaving test for capability loss between Move admission and release takeover, verifying that any already-issued copy request is cancelled, rejected, or remains generation-fenced.
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dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.tsline 191Outdated · 958388eOpen thread
……@@ -178,6 +185,26 @@ export function planFromCopies(input: PlanInput, members: readonly Member[]): Pl
188+const holds = (member: AnsweredMember) => newestGuid(member.view.copy) !== null;
189+const byServer = (a: AnsweredMember, b: AnsweredMember) => a.machine.name.localeCompare(b.machine.name);
190+const servers = (each: readonly AnsweredMember[]) => each.map((member) => member.machine.name).join(" and ");
191+const serverRm = (remove: readonly AnsweredMember[]) => (remove.length === 0 ? "" : `ployz server rm ${servers(remove)}, then `);
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When remove contains multiple members, this produces text such as ployz server rm fsn-1 and fsn-3, but the CLI declares exactly one positional server (Usage: ployz server rm [OPTIONS] <server>), so the shell passes and and the second name as unexpected arguments. This occurs in the newly tested multiple-cut/multiple-slot recovery paths, leaving users unable to execute the prescribed recovery sequence; emit a separate ployz server rm <name> command for each server before the final volume command.

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Fixed in 759797843. ployz server rm takes one Server, so each Server now gets its own ployz server rm <server>, then line before the release or move. plan.test.ts pins the wording, and it fails with the old joined form.

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dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.tsline 158Outdated · 8418246Open thread
……@@ -148,7 +155,7 @@ export function planFromCopies(input: PlanInput, members: readonly Member[]): Pl
149156 return { ok: true, phase: { kind: "release", from: { kind: "slots", slots: mirrors, plan: input.args.plan } } };
150157 }
151- if (roleOf(root) === "cutting") return { ok: true, phase: { kind: "release", from: { kind: "cut", root } } };
158+ if (roleOf(root) === "cutting") return newestGuid(root.view.copy) === null ? stoppedEarly(name, root, mirrors) : { ok: true, phase: { kind: "release", from: { kind: "cut", root } } };
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When ployz volume release is requested while a warm Move is between making its root read-only and creating the first final snapshot, the deliberately unlocked InspectVolumeCopy can observe exactly this no-snapshot cut. Although planVolumeRun permits Release to take over that active lane, this new branch rejects the request during preflight, before a release row can cancel and fence the Move; a stuck cut therefore cannot be stopped and the suggested second Move will itself conflict with the still-active lane. Restrict the early refusal to cases with no active lane, or admit the takeover and decide after fencing.

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Not reachable for a running Move. runRounds throws before the cut unless the writer made a w- snapshot (volume-run.inngest.ts:252), and the daemon cut sets the root readonly and then snapshots f-<epoch> without destroying earlier snapshots. So a Move between readonly and its final snapshot still shows a snapshot, and release plans release from cut as on main. A cut with no snapshot at all is a stopped one. A demote cut runs only while two roots exist, which goes to oldCopy or the unfinished-cuts refusal, not this branch. On main this state planned a release that then failed inside its run; this refusal names the move that finishes it instead.

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dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.tslines 103–116Outdated · 8418246Open thread
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113+ };
107114
108115 if (input.kind === "delete_mirror") {
109116 if (input.orphan) {
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Emit one server rm command per Server.

When three cuts remain, serverRm emits text such as ployz server rm fsn-1 and fsn-3. The server.remove CLI accepts one server: Name, so this is not an executable command for removing both older cuts. The cuts remain, and the following release or move is still refused.

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1 const serverRm = (remove: readonly AnsweredMember[]) => (remove.length === 0 ? "" : `ployz server rm ${servers(remove)}, then `);
2+const serverRm = (remove: readonly AnsweredMember[]) => (remove.length === 0
3+ ? ""
4+ : `${remove.map(({ machine }) => `ployz server rm ${machine.name}`).join(", then ")}, then `);
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6Review comment at @dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.ts around lines 103 -
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8Update serverRm so it emits a separate executable `ployz server rm` command for
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NNick28d ago

Fixed in 759797843. ployz server rm takes one Server, so each Server now gets its own ployz server rm <server>, then line before the release or move. plan.test.ts pins the wording, and it fails with the old joined form.

CcoderabbitaiBot28d ago

@nick-potts Thanks. The updated serverRm emits one command per Server and preserves the separator before the release or move command. This addresses the finding.

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dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.inngest.tslines 130–136Outdated · 8418246Open thread
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133+ if (!member.answered || member.floorless) {
131134 floored.push(member);
132135 continue;
133136 }
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Fence the destination of a taken Move before skipping its floor.

When a release takes over a warm Move, the release observes members with run.kind === "release". The destination check therefore does not identify the destination of the taken Move. If that destination becomes floorless after Move admission but before takeover, it is still empty and is returned as answered: true, floorless: true. This branch then skips its floor.

The taken Move can already have an in-flight askCopy call. That call does not require ownership, so the destination's missing generation floor can allow its late Mirror to create a stale copy instead of rejecting it. Carry the taken Move's destination into takeover fencing and refuse the takeover when that destination cannot be floored; continue skipping only unrelated empty Servers.

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NNick28d ago

Dismissing for this PR. The destination is chosen by a run that already probed it, and reaching this needs that daemon to lose floor support mid-run, which only a downgrade does. Capabilities only grow and Servers are force-upgraded, and main fails the same run safely there. I'm listing it in the follow-up issue rather than adding a heavy-lift path for it here.

CcoderabbitaiBot28d ago

@nick-potts Thanks for the clarification. My finding assumed that a daemon could lose floor support mid-run. Under the capability-growth and force-upgrade invariant, that scenario does not apply to supported operation. I withdraw the finding. No change is needed in this PR.

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5Learning: In getployz/ployz volume-run handling, a run probes its destination before selecting it. Daemon capabilities only grow, and Servers are force-upgraded. A destination losing generation-floor support mid-run requires a daemon downgrade and falls outside the supported upgrade invariant. Do not treat that capability-loss scenario as a required takeover-fencing change in dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/volume-run.inngest.ts.

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Added 26 commits

  • Name the newer cut to keep, and refuse mirror rm on two cuts the same way03c3873
  • Test that a cut with no snapshot is moved again from every message, the newer cut is kept, and ties name only the cuts0828f28
  • Refuse two unfinished cuts with restore from one Server, not a release that refuses itself0c20518
  • Test that a refusal moves onto the first slot by name whatever order the slots are listed in or how fresh they are14f4e26
  • Test that a switching refusal names the Server and does not promise a release291253c
  • Test that a release skips the floor on an empty Server that predates it3db6a66
  • Say why a release may skip the floor on an empty Server without it46c148b
  • Test that a refusal's first clause is one the planner prints and names exactly the unfinished cuts5c5538a
  • Test that every refusal keeps the newest cut, leaves one slot to move onto, and prints the full ployz server rm command5f2f730
  • Move a cut with no snapshot again from every message, keep the newer cut, and name only the cuts in a tie61ac14f
  • Test every refusal's whole next step against one computed from the copies alone, so a move where a release belongs fails6e935a2
  • Test that two unfinished cuts refuse with a remedy that is not release7c52ef0
  • Test that every refusal's next step plans from the members it leaves, with one kept cut and the slot it moves onto8090459
  • Test that a refusal's next step names no command before it and no target on a release81a9937
  • Test that a refusal keeps the first cut and moves onto the first slot by name when the twins differ in every leaf the settled rule does not rank ahead of the name84fe066
  • Test that two unfinished cuts beside a mirror send the user to release the cut kept885b244
  • Skip the release floor on an empty Server that predates ita4f3151
  • Test that two unfinished cuts name the newer Server to keep, from release, sync and mirror rmb1a577f
  • Test that a refusal names nothing before its next step, and that every release it names on its own plansb70af62
  • Print ployz server rm in full in every refusal's next stepb8a8a49
  • Name the Server in a switching refusal, and stop promising a release ends the rund10343f
  • Send two unfinished cuts to release the cut kept, which a mirror beside them does not blockd1379d7
  • Keep one cut in every refusal and name the slot its move lands on, removing any other slot firstee1d1c6
  • Test that a refusal keeps the first cut and moves onto the first slot by name when the twins must set every leaf at every depth and the cuts carry their own Machine idsee7ab27
  • Test that every refusal's next step removes exactly the older cuts and, for a move, the slots after the firstf8af74b
  • Test that a refusal moves onto the first slot by name when the two slots differ in Machine id and slot as well as order and freshnessf9564ef
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dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.tslines 108–109Outdated · ee7ab27Open thread
……@@ -103,7 +103,14 @@ export function planFromCopies(input: PlanInput, members: readonly Member[]): Pl
106+ const unfinishedCuts = () => {
107+ // As `oldCopy` reads roots, the cut at the highest epoch began last, so its writes are the ones to keep.
108+ const keptFirst = (a: AnsweredMember, b: AnsweredMember) => epochOf(b) - epochOf(a) || Number(holds(b)) - Number(holds(a)) || byServer(a, b);
109+ const keep = cutting.reduce((best, each) => (keptFirst(each, best) < 0 ? each : best));
Cchatgpt-codex-connectorBoton lines 108–10928d ago

P1 Badge Avoid choosing a tied cut by server name

When two read-only roots have the same epoch and both hold snapshots, the epoch and holds comparisons tie, so this falls back to the server name and the resulting refusal tells the user to remove the other server. Equal epochs provide no ordering between potentially divergent roots—the nearby oldCopy logic deliberately treats equal-ranked roots as ambiguous—so following this advice can remove the copy containing the newest unique writes from the cluster. Keep refusing without selecting a winner unless a reliable data-ordering signal distinguishes the cuts.

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NNick28d ago

Two cuts at one epoch on different Servers are not reachable. takeEpoch gives every new root an epoch above every observed and recorded epoch (volume-run.server.ts:1053-1067), and the lane's partial unique index serializes runs per Volume. The steps that reuse an epoch keep it on its own Server: restore from a root keeps that root's epoch (volume-run.inngest.ts:304), release keeps a root's own epoch (:435), and a committed row reuses its epoch only for the same target. Two epoch-0 seeds cannot both be cut, since two writers refuse two_writers and a writer beside a cut demotes the cut. The name order only makes this defensive branch deterministic (plan.test.ts:251-273). Main sent this state into a release that refused itself in a loop.

dashboard/src/modules/volume-run/plan.tsline 158Outdated · ee7ab27Open thread
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149156 return { ok: true, phase: { kind: "release", from: { kind: "slots", slots: mirrors, plan: input.args.plan } } };
150157 }
151- if (roleOf(root) === "cutting") return { ok: true, phase: { kind: "release", from: { kind: "cut", root } } };
158+ if (roleOf(root) === "cutting") return newestGuid(root.view.copy) === null ? stoppedEarly(name, root, mirrors) : { ok: true, phase: { kind: "release", from: { kind: "cut", root } } };
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P2 Badge Document the no-snapshot recovery path

When no active lane exists and a stopped cut has no snapshot, this now refuses volume release and directs the user to run another move, but docs/user/services/volumes.md:112-114 still says a mid-move volume names a volume release command that stops the move. Update the shipped-behavior documentation with this exception so users do not repeatedly invoke the now-refused recovery command.

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NNick28d ago

Fixed in 759797843. volumes.md now says a move that stopped before its first snapshot names the ployz volume move line that runs it again. move-a-volume.md's "When a move stops" shows that refusal and the per-Server server rm lines an unfinished-cuts refusal names.

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  • Name one ployz server rm per Server in a refusal's next step, and document the move a no-snapshot cut names7597978
NNick28d ago

Dismissing the CodeRabbit docstring-coverage warning. The repo keeps a comment only for a non-obvious why (core/CODING_STANDARDS.md and the dashboard conventions), so most touched functions carry no docstring on purpose. The functions this PR changed that do need one already have it.