feat(sql-fs): fence stale sandbox writers with durable epochs - #161
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe change adds PostgreSQL sandbox epochs and durable tombstones. Composite mutations validate and advance epochs. Script transactions capture and propagate expected epochs. Integration and unit tests cover stale writers, recreation, deletion, migration idempotency, and recovery. Sandbox epoch fencing
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In `@src/api/tests/integration/migrations.integration.test.ts`:
- Around line 116-124: In the migration test’s tombstone persistence case, add
cleanup for the sandbox_epochs row after the final persistence assertion,
preserving the assertion-before-cleanup order; apply the same cleanup pattern to
the corresponding case around the second occurrence.
In `@src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts`:
- Around line 99-110: Update setSandboxContextWithLock to inspect the rows
returned by its sandbox-context query: when the result is an array with no rows,
throw an ENOENT error identifying the missing sandbox; preserve the existing
tolerance by skipping this check when fake transaction handles return a
non-array value.
- Around line 489-506: Update deleteSandbox to preserve the existing tombstone
epoch when no live sandbox row is deleted: make the SQL return the stored
sandbox_epochs.epoch for sandboxId when the deleted CTE is empty, and retain the
current deleted-row epoch behavior otherwise. Ensure the method no longer falls
back to 0n for an absent sandbox.
- Around line 138-149: Update the shared epoch predicate in mkdirComposite,
rmComposite, writeFileComposite, and both mvComposite statements in
src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts:138-149 by extracting one private helper and
accepting any sandbox version greater than expected for transaction-produced
advances. In src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts:784-789, record the epoch reached by the
script transaction before signaling commit instead of reusing `#scriptEpoch`.
In `@src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql`:
- Around line 14-18: Add an explicit RLS decision for sandbox_epochs: either
enable RLS and define policies permitting matching app.sandbox_id access plus
trusted context-free lifecycle operations, or document in the migration header
that it is intentionally global metadata exempt from sandbox isolation.
In `@src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts`:
- Around line 283-292: Update `#assertScriptEpochFresh` so the epoch-mismatch
failure throws an Error carrying a filesystem code, reusing the existing
gone-sandbox helper or assigning an appropriate code such as ESTALE; preserve
the current mismatch detection and message behavior.
- Around line 352-363: Guard the getSandboxEpoch call inside the transaction
callback in src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts lines 352-363 so it runs only when the dialect
provides getSandboxEpoch and an epoch is already tracked, avoiding the extra
round trip for bare writes. In src/sql-fs/types.ts lines 190-191, make
SqlDialect.getSandboxEpoch optional to match this guarded usage.
In `@src/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.ts`:
- Around line 33-37: Update beforeAll in the fencing integration test to apply
both the existing RLS migration and migration 0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql
before any tests run. Retain the first test’s second application of migration
0007 so it continues validating idempotency.
- Around line 166-174: Update the identity assertion in the fencing integration
test to account for superuser connections: inspect the queried rolsuper value
and skip the test or branch its expectations when the role is a superuser, while
preserving the non-superuser fencing assertions. Use the existing
dialect.transaction identity query and sibling test’s role-handling pattern.
- Around line 126-149: Wrap the replacement transaction flow in a try/finally
block and move replacementCommitted.resolve() into finally so it always unblocks
the stale transaction, including when dialect.transaction or its sandbox/blob
writes fail. Keep the existing replacement logic and staleTransaction assertion
unchanged.
In `@src/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.composite.test.ts`:
- Around line 349-367: Move the PostgresDialect fencing and lifecycle tests,
including recordingTx and related assertions, out of the current test file into
a dedicated postgres.fencing.test.ts file. Place the PostgresDialect import at
the new file’s top level, preserve the tests’ behavior, and leave the existing
SqlFs mock-based tests in the original file.
In `@src/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.script-tx.test.ts`:
- Around line 92-108: Add a real-Postgres integration case in
fencing.integration.test.ts that starts one script scope, performs at least
three composite mutations with the pinned epoch, and verifies the scope commits
successfully. Reuse the existing fencing setup and assertions, ensuring the test
covers the third mutation’s no-row rollback behavior while confirming the
overall script commit.
In `@src/sql-fs/types.ts`:
- Around line 190-191: Update every SqlDialect test double to implement the
required getSandboxEpoch(tx, sandboxId) method, returning an appropriate
Promise<bigint> test value; do not make the interface method optional. Ensure
the doubles used by SqlFs.writeFile and `#withBareTx` no longer rely on casts that
omit this method.
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| await sql` | ||
| INSERT INTO sandbox_epochs (sandbox_id, epoch) | ||
| VALUES (${sandboxId}, 1) | ||
| `; | ||
| await sql`DELETE FROM sandboxes WHERE id = ${sandboxId}`; | ||
| const tombstone = await sql<{ sandbox_id: string; epoch: string }[]>` | ||
| SELECT sandbox_id, epoch::text FROM sandbox_epochs WHERE sandbox_id = ${sandboxId} | ||
| `; | ||
| expect(tombstone).toEqual([{ sandbox_id: sandboxId, epoch: "1" }]); |
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The test leaves a sandbox_epochs row behind, so a second run against the same database fails.
Line 117 inserts sandbox_epochs with the fixed key migration-epoch-sandbox. The test deletes the sandboxes row at line 120, but it never deletes the tombstone row. sandbox_epochs.sandbox_id is the primary key, so a repeated run of this test against a reused database raises a unique violation on the same INSERT.
Delete the tombstone row after the final assertion. Keep the assertion order so the persistence check still runs before cleanup.
Tests that create a sandbox must delete it in cleanup, and integration tests should use try/finally for cleanup. As per coding guidelines.
🧹 Proposed cleanup after the persistence assertion
const tombstone = await afterRerun<{ epoch: string }[]>`
SELECT epoch::text FROM sandbox_epochs WHERE sandbox_id = 'migration-epoch-sandbox'
`;
expect(tombstone).toEqual([{ epoch: "1" }]);
+ await afterRerun`DELETE FROM sandbox_epochs WHERE sandbox_id = 'migration-epoch-sandbox'`;
} finally {
await afterRerun.end({ timeout: 5 });
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In `@src/api/tests/integration/migrations.integration.test.ts` around lines 116 -
124, In the migration test’s tombstone persistence case, add cleanup for the
sandbox_epochs row after the final persistence assertion, preserving the
assertion-before-cleanup order; apply the same cleanup pattern to the
corresponding case around the second occurrence.
Source: Coding guidelines
| const rows = await tx<{ epoch: string }[]>` | ||
| SELECT set_config('app.sandbox_id', ${sandboxId}, true), | ||
| pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended(${sandboxId}, 0)), | ||
| set_config('app.sandbox_epoch', s.version::text, true), | ||
| s.version AS epoch | ||
| FROM sandboxes s | ||
| WHERE s.id = ${sandboxId} | ||
| `; | ||
| // Fake transaction handles used by SQL composition tests do not return rows; | ||
| // a real connection always returns the live sandbox row here. | ||
| void rows; | ||
| } |
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setSandboxContextWithLock silently does nothing when the sandbox row is absent.
The statement is a SELECT … FROM sandboxes WHERE s.id = …. If the row is gone, Postgres returns zero rows, so set_config never runs and pg_advisory_xact_lock is never acquired. The method still resolves successfully. The caller then continues without RLS context and without the writer lock, and only fails later with an opaque INSERT returned no rows from a composite.
Detect the empty result and throw ENOENT, so the failure names the missing sandbox. Keep the tolerance for the fake transaction handles used by the SQL composition tests by checking that the handle returned an array at all.
♻️ Proposed change
// Fake transaction handles used by SQL composition tests do not return rows;
// a real connection always returns the live sandbox row here.
- void rows;
+ if (Array.isArray(rows) && rows.length === 0) throw createEnoent(sandboxId);
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| const rows = await tx<{ epoch: string }[]>` | |
| SELECT set_config('app.sandbox_id', ${sandboxId}, true), | |
| pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended(${sandboxId}, 0)), | |
| set_config('app.sandbox_epoch', s.version::text, true), | |
| s.version AS epoch | |
| FROM sandboxes s | |
| WHERE s.id = ${sandboxId} | |
| `; | |
| // Fake transaction handles used by SQL composition tests do not return rows; | |
| // a real connection always returns the live sandbox row here. | |
| void rows; | |
| } | |
| const rows = await tx<{ epoch: string }[]>` | |
| SELECT set_config('app.sandbox_id', ${sandboxId}, true), | |
| pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended(${sandboxId}, 0)), | |
| set_config('app.sandbox_epoch', s.version::text, true), | |
| s.version AS epoch | |
| FROM sandboxes s | |
| WHERE s.id = ${sandboxId} | |
| `; | |
| // Fake transaction handles used by SQL composition tests do not return rows; | |
| // a real connection always returns the live sandbox row here. | |
| if (Array.isArray(rows) && rows.length === 0) throw createEnoent(sandboxId); | |
| } |
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In `@src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts` around lines 99 - 110, Update
setSandboxContextWithLock to inspect the rows returned by its sandbox-context
query: when the result is an array with no rows, throw an ENOENT error
identifying the missing sandbox; preserve the existing tolerance by skipping
this check when fake transaction handles return a non-array value.
| AND ( | ||
| s.version = COALESCE( | ||
| ${expectedEpoch === undefined ? null : String(expectedEpoch)}::bigint, | ||
| NULLIF(current_setting('app.sandbox_epoch', true), '')::bigint, | ||
| s.version | ||
| ) | ||
| OR ( | ||
| ${expectedEpoch === undefined ? null : String(expectedEpoch)}::bigint IS NOT NULL | ||
| AND s.version = ${expectedEpoch === undefined ? null : String(expectedEpoch)}::bigint + 1 | ||
| AND s.version = NULLIF(current_setting('app.sandbox_epoch', true), '')::bigint | ||
| ) | ||
| ) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Every composite advances sandboxes.version, but the client pins one entry epoch. The shared root cause is the mismatch between a per-mutation version advance in SQL and a single expectedEpoch pinned for the whole script scope. It produces two separate failures: the third mutation in a scope is rejected, and the next scope reports a false epoch mismatch.
src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts#L138-L149: change branch 2 froms.version = expected + 1tos.version > expected, so any version this transaction itself produced is accepted. Apply the change to all five copies of the predicate, inmkdirComposite,rmComposite,writeFileComposite, and both statements ofmvComposite, and extract the fragment into one private helper.src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts#L784-L789: store the epoch that the script transaction actually reached instead of#scriptEpoch. Read it on the script transaction before you signal the commit.
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In `@src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts` around lines 138 - 149, Update the shared
epoch predicate in mkdirComposite, rmComposite, writeFileComposite, and both
mvComposite statements in src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts:138-149 by extracting
one private helper and accepting any sandbox version greater than expected for
transaction-produced advances. In src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts:784-789, record the epoch
reached by the script transaction before signaling commit instead of reusing
`#scriptEpoch`.
| async deleteSandbox(tx: PgTx, sandboxId: string): Promise<bigint> { | ||
| await tx`SELECT pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended(${sandboxId}, 0))`; | ||
| await tx`DELETE FROM sandboxes WHERE id = ${sandboxId}`; | ||
| const rows = await tx<{ epoch: string }[]>` | ||
| WITH deleted AS ( | ||
| DELETE FROM sandboxes | ||
| WHERE id = ${sandboxId} | ||
| RETURNING id, version | ||
| ), tombstone AS ( | ||
| INSERT INTO sandbox_epochs (sandbox_id, epoch) | ||
| SELECT id, version + 1 FROM deleted | ||
| ON CONFLICT (sandbox_id) DO UPDATE | ||
| SET epoch = GREATEST(sandbox_epochs.epoch, EXCLUDED.epoch), deleted_at = NOW() | ||
| RETURNING epoch | ||
| ) | ||
| SELECT epoch FROM tombstone | ||
| `; | ||
| return BigInt(rows[0]?.epoch ?? 0); | ||
| } |
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deleteSandbox returns 0 when the sandbox does not exist.
If no sandboxes row matches, the deleted CTE is empty, the tombstone CTE inserts nothing, and line 505 coerces the missing row to 0n. A caller cannot distinguish "deleted a sandbox whose epoch was 0" from "there was nothing to delete". No tombstone is written either, so a later createSandbox for the same ID restarts at epoch 0 and an in-flight writer pinned at epoch 0 stays valid.
Return the existing tombstone epoch when the live row is absent, so the fence keeps its history.
🐛 Proposed fix: fall back to the stored tombstone epoch
), tombstone AS (
INSERT INTO sandbox_epochs (sandbox_id, epoch)
SELECT id, version + 1 FROM deleted
ON CONFLICT (sandbox_id) DO UPDATE
SET epoch = GREATEST(sandbox_epochs.epoch, EXCLUDED.epoch), deleted_at = NOW()
RETURNING epoch
)
SELECT epoch FROM tombstone
+ UNION ALL
+ SELECT epoch FROM sandbox_epochs
+ WHERE sandbox_id = ${sandboxId} AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM tombstone)
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| async deleteSandbox(tx: PgTx, sandboxId: string): Promise<bigint> { | |
| await tx`SELECT pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended(${sandboxId}, 0))`; | |
| await tx`DELETE FROM sandboxes WHERE id = ${sandboxId}`; | |
| const rows = await tx<{ epoch: string }[]>` | |
| WITH deleted AS ( | |
| DELETE FROM sandboxes | |
| WHERE id = ${sandboxId} | |
| RETURNING id, version | |
| ), tombstone AS ( | |
| INSERT INTO sandbox_epochs (sandbox_id, epoch) | |
| SELECT id, version + 1 FROM deleted | |
| ON CONFLICT (sandbox_id) DO UPDATE | |
| SET epoch = GREATEST(sandbox_epochs.epoch, EXCLUDED.epoch), deleted_at = NOW() | |
| RETURNING epoch | |
| ) | |
| SELECT epoch FROM tombstone | |
| `; | |
| return BigInt(rows[0]?.epoch ?? 0); | |
| } | |
| async deleteSandbox(tx: PgTx, sandboxId: string): Promise<bigint> { | |
| await tx`SELECT pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended(${sandboxId}, 0))`; | |
| const rows = await tx<{ epoch: string }[]>` | |
| WITH deleted AS ( | |
| DELETE FROM sandboxes | |
| WHERE id = ${sandboxId} | |
| RETURNING id, version | |
| ), tombstone AS ( | |
| INSERT INTO sandbox_epochs (sandbox_id, epoch) | |
| SELECT id, version + 1 FROM deleted | |
| ON CONFLICT (sandbox_id) DO UPDATE | |
| SET epoch = GREATEST(sandbox_epochs.epoch, EXCLUDED.epoch), deleted_at = NOW() | |
| RETURNING epoch | |
| ) | |
| SELECT epoch FROM tombstone | |
| UNION ALL | |
| SELECT epoch FROM sandbox_epochs | |
| WHERE sandbox_id = ${sandboxId} AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM tombstone) | |
| `; | |
| return BigInt(rows[0]?.epoch ?? 0); | |
| } |
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In `@src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts` around lines 489 - 506, Update deleteSandbox
to preserve the existing tombstone epoch when no live sandbox row is deleted:
make the SQL return the stored sandbox_epochs.epoch for sandboxId when the
deleted CTE is empty, and retain the current deleted-row epoch behavior
otherwise. Ensure the method no longer falls back to 0n for an absent sandbox.
| CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS sandbox_epochs ( | ||
| sandbox_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, | ||
| epoch BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, | ||
| deleted_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW() | ||
| ); |
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fd -t f -e sql . src/sql-fs/migrations --exec rg -n 'ROW LEVEL SECURITY|CREATE POLICY|sandbox_epochs' {} +
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sed -n '1,120p' src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0005_enable_rls.sql
printf '%s\n' '--- migration 0007 ---'
cat -n src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql
printf '%s\n' '--- sandbox_epochs references ---'
rg -n -C 6 --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' 'sandbox_epochs' src/sql-fs || true
printf '%s\n' '--- related PostgreSQL lifecycle queries ---'
rg -n -C 5 --glob '*.ts' 'createSandbox|deleteSandbox|sandbox_id|current_setting|app\.sandbox_id' src/sql-fs | head -n 500Repository: Hazzng/sql-fs
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sed -n '430,515p' src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- table definitions and migration ordering ---'
rg -n -C 5 'CREATE TABLE.*(sandboxes|sandbox_epochs)|REFERENCES sandboxes|000[0-9].*postgres' \
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printf '%s\n' '--- isolation guidance ---'
rg -n -C 3 'Scope every query|RLS|sandbox isolation|sandbox_epochs' \
CLAUDE.md README.md src/sql-fs 2>/dev/null | head -n 300
printf '%s\n' '--- deterministic RLS coverage check ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
migration = Path("src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0005_enable_rls.sql").read_text()
fencing = Path("src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql").read_text()
tables = re.findall(r"CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS\s+([a-z_]+)", fencing, re.I)
enabled = set(re.findall(r"ALTER TABLE\s+([a-z_]+)\s+ENABLE\s+ROW LEVEL SECURITY", migration, re.I))
forced = set(re.findall(r"ALTER TABLE\s+([a-z_]+)\s+FORCE\s+ROW LEVEL SECURITY", migration, re.I))
policies = set(re.findall(r"CREATE POLICY\s+\w+\s+ON\s+([a-z_]+)", migration, re.I))
print({"new_tables": tables, "rls_enabled": sorted(enabled),
"rls_forced": sorted(forced), "policies": sorted(policies)})
for table in tables:
print(f"{table}: enabled={table in enabled}, forced={table in forced}, policy={table in policies}")
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Add an explicit RLS decision for sandbox_epochs.
0005_enable_rls.sql enables and forces RLS only on inodes, dirents, and sandboxes. sandbox_epochs has no RLS policy, although it contains sandbox_id and is queried by application code. Either enable RLS with a policy for the matching app.sandbox_id plus trusted context-free lifecycle operations, or document in the migration header that this table is intentionally global metadata and exempt from sandbox isolation.
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In `@src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql` around lines 14
- 18, Add an explicit RLS decision for sandbox_epochs: either enable RLS and
define policies permitting matching app.sandbox_id access plus trusted
context-free lifecycle operations, or document in the migration header that it
is intentionally global metadata exempt from sandbox isolation.
Source: Coding guidelines
| const replacement = await dialect.transaction(async (tx) => { | ||
| await dialect.deleteSandbox(tx, sandbox.id); | ||
| const recreated = await dialect.createSandbox(tx, sandbox.id, "replacement"); | ||
| await tx` | ||
| INSERT INTO blobs (sha256, data, size) | ||
| VALUES (${liveSha}, ${liveContent}, ${liveContent.length}) | ||
| ON CONFLICT (sha256) DO UPDATE SET data = EXCLUDED.data, size = EXCLUDED.size | ||
| `; | ||
| await dialect.writeFileComposite( | ||
| tx, | ||
| sandbox.id, | ||
| recreated.rootInodeId, | ||
| "live.txt", | ||
| 0o644, | ||
| liveContent.length, | ||
| liveSha, | ||
| liveContent, | ||
| recreated.epoch, | ||
| ); | ||
| return recreated; | ||
| }); | ||
| replacementCommitted.resolve(); | ||
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| await expect(staleTransaction).rejects.toThrow("writeFileComposite: INSERT returned no rows"); |
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Resolve replacementCommitted in a finally block, or the stale transaction hangs.
Line 147 resolves the deferred only after the replacement transaction succeeds. If the replacement transaction throws, the await at line 108 never returns. The stale transaction stays open and holds a pool connection until the Vitest timeout. PG_POOL_MAX defaults to 2, so the following tests can then block on connection acquisition and the whole suite times out instead of reporting the real failure.
Wrap the replacement work in try/finally and resolve the deferred in the finally block.
Integration tests should use try/finally for cleanup. As per coding guidelines.
🐛 Proposed fix
await staleReady.promise;
- const replacement = await dialect.transaction(async (tx) => {
- …
- return recreated;
- });
- replacementCommitted.resolve();
+ let replacement: Awaited<ReturnType<PostgresDialect["createSandbox"]>>;
+ try {
+ replacement = await dialect.transaction(async (tx) => {
+ // unchanged body
+ return recreated;
+ });
+ } finally {
+ replacementCommitted.resolve();
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| const replacement = await dialect.transaction(async (tx) => { | |
| await dialect.deleteSandbox(tx, sandbox.id); | |
| const recreated = await dialect.createSandbox(tx, sandbox.id, "replacement"); | |
| await tx` | |
| INSERT INTO blobs (sha256, data, size) | |
| VALUES (${liveSha}, ${liveContent}, ${liveContent.length}) | |
| ON CONFLICT (sha256) DO UPDATE SET data = EXCLUDED.data, size = EXCLUDED.size | |
| `; | |
| await dialect.writeFileComposite( | |
| tx, | |
| sandbox.id, | |
| recreated.rootInodeId, | |
| "live.txt", | |
| 0o644, | |
| liveContent.length, | |
| liveSha, | |
| liveContent, | |
| recreated.epoch, | |
| ); | |
| return recreated; | |
| }); | |
| replacementCommitted.resolve(); | |
| await expect(staleTransaction).rejects.toThrow("writeFileComposite: INSERT returned no rows"); | |
| let replacement: Awaited<ReturnType<PostgresDialect["createSandbox"]>>; | |
| try { | |
| replacement = await dialect.transaction(async (tx) => { | |
| await dialect.deleteSandbox(tx, sandbox.id); | |
| const recreated = await dialect.createSandbox(tx, sandbox.id, "replacement"); | |
| await tx` | |
| INSERT INTO blobs (sha256, data, size) | |
| VALUES (${liveSha}, ${liveContent}, ${liveContent.length}) | |
| ON CONFLICT (sha256) DO UPDATE SET data = EXCLUDED.data, size = EXCLUDED.size | |
| `; | |
| await dialect.writeFileComposite( | |
| tx, | |
| sandbox.id, | |
| recreated.rootInodeId, | |
| "live.txt", | |
| 0o644, | |
| liveContent.length, | |
| liveSha, | |
| liveContent, | |
| recreated.epoch, | |
| ); | |
| return recreated; | |
| }); | |
| } finally { | |
| replacementCommitted.resolve(); | |
| } | |
| await expect(staleTransaction).rejects.toThrow("writeFileComposite: INSERT returned no rows"); |
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In `@src/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.ts` around lines 126 -
149, Wrap the replacement transaction flow in a try/finally block and move
replacementCommitted.resolve() into finally so it always unblocks the stale
transaction, including when dialect.transaction or its sandbox/blob writes fail.
Keep the existing replacement logic and staleTransaction assertion unchanged.
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| const identity = await dialect.transaction( | ||
| (tx) => tx<{ current_user: string; rolsuper: boolean }[]>` | ||
| SELECT current_user, r.rolsuper | ||
| FROM pg_roles r | ||
| WHERE r.rolname = current_user | ||
| `, | ||
| ); | ||
| expect(identity).toHaveLength(1); | ||
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The rolsuper assertion makes the test fail on a superuser connection.
Line 174 asserts that current_user is not a superuser. A default local Postgres container connects as postgres, which is a superuser. The test then fails for an environment reason, not for a fencing defect. The sibling test at lines 235-241 already handles the role variation with a branch.
Skip the test when the role is a superuser, or branch as the sibling test does.
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expect(identity).toHaveLength(1);
- expect(identity[0]?.rolsuper).toBe(false);
+ if (identity[0]?.rolsuper === true) {
+ // A superuser bypasses RLS, so this test cannot prove the non-superuser path.
+ return;
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| const identity = await dialect.transaction( | |
| (tx) => tx<{ current_user: string; rolsuper: boolean }[]>` | |
| SELECT current_user, r.rolsuper | |
| FROM pg_roles r | |
| WHERE r.rolname = current_user | |
| `, | |
| ); | |
| expect(identity).toHaveLength(1); | |
| expect(identity[0]?.rolsuper).toBe(false); | |
| const identity = await dialect.transaction( | |
| (tx) => tx<{ current_user: string; rolsuper: boolean }[]>` | |
| SELECT current_user, r.rolsuper | |
| FROM pg_roles r | |
| WHERE r.rolname = current_user | |
| `, | |
| ); | |
| expect(identity).toHaveLength(1); | |
| if (identity[0]?.rolsuper === true) { | |
| // A superuser bypasses RLS, so this test cannot prove the non-superuser path. | |
| return; | |
| } |
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In `@src/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.ts` around lines 166 -
174, Update the identity assertion in the fencing integration test to account
for superuser connections: inspect the queried rolsuper value and skip the test
or branch its expectations when the role is a superuser, while preserving the
non-superuser fencing assertions. Use the existing dialect.transaction identity
query and sibling test’s role-handling pattern.
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| calls: RecordedSqlCall[]; | ||
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| calls.push({ sql: strings.join("?"), values }); | ||
| return Promise.resolve(rows); | ||
| }) as ((strings: TemplateStringsArray, ...values: unknown[]) => Promise<unknown[]>) & object; | ||
| return { tx, calls }; | ||
| } | ||
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Move the PostgresDialect SQL tests into their own file.
This block instantiates a real PostgresDialect and asserts on generated SQL. That is a different concern from the rest of the file, which mocks SqlDialect and exercises SqlFs. Two project rules apply:
- Unit tests in
src/sql-fs/tests/**/*.test.tsshould mock theSqlDialectinterface and testSqlFsmethods in isolation without a real database. - Test files should stay under 300 lines and split by concern. This file now reaches 420 lines.
Move lines 349-420 into a new file, for example src/sql-fs/tests/postgres.fencing.test.ts, and place the PostgresDialect import at the top of that file. A mid-file import at line 352 works because ESM hoists it, but it hides the dependency from a reader.
As per coding guidelines: "Unit tests should mock the SqlDialect interface and test SqlFs methods in isolation without a real database" and "keep test files under 300 lines, and split by concern when needed."
Also applies to: 368-420
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In `@src/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.composite.test.ts` around lines 349 - 367, Move the
PostgresDialect fencing and lifecycle tests, including recordingTx and related
assertions, out of the current test file into a dedicated
postgres.fencing.test.ts file. Place the PostgresDialect import at the new
file’s top level, preserve the tests’ behavior, and leave the existing SqlFs
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Source: Coding guidelines
| it("pins the writer epoch and passes it to every composite in the scope", async () => { | ||
| const getSandboxEpoch = dialect.getSandboxEpoch as ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>; | ||
| getSandboxEpoch.mockResolvedValue(7n); | ||
| const writeFileComposite = dialect.writeFileComposite as ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>; | ||
| const mkdirComposite = dialect.mkdirComposite as ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>; | ||
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| expect(getSandboxEpoch).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); | ||
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| expect(getSandboxEpoch).toHaveBeenCalledOnce(); | ||
| expect(getSandboxEpoch).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.anything(), "s-tx"); | ||
| expect(writeFileComposite.mock.calls[0]?.at(-1)).toBe(7n); | ||
| expect(mkdirComposite.mock.calls[0]?.at(-1)).toBe(7n); | ||
| await fs.endScriptScope(); | ||
| }); |
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With a pinned epoch, the predicate allows only the initial epoch and the next epoch. A third composite in one script scope therefore returns no rows and rolls back. Add a case to src/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.ts that performs at least three composite mutations and commits successfully.
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In `@src/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.script-tx.test.ts` around lines 92 - 108, Add a
real-Postgres integration case in fencing.integration.test.ts that starts one
script scope, performs at least three composite mutations with the pinned epoch,
and verifies the scope commits successfully. Reuse the existing fencing setup
and assertions, ensuring the test covers the third mutation’s no-row rollback
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| /** Reads the live fencing epoch at script-entry time. */ | ||
| getSandboxEpoch(tx: Tx, sandboxId: string): Promise<bigint>; |
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Update all SqlDialect test doubles with getSandboxEpoch.
SqlFs.writeFile() reaches #withBareTx, which calls this method unconditionally. Multiple test doubles omit it and cast through as unknown as SqlDialect, causing runtime TypeError failures. Keep the method required.
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In `@src/sql-fs/types.ts` around lines 190 - 191, Update every SqlDialect test
double to implement the required getSandboxEpoch(tx, sandboxId) method,
returning an appropriate Promise<bigint> test value; do not make the interface
method optional. Ensure the doubles used by SqlFs.writeFile and `#withBareTx` no
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<file name="src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql">
<violation number="1" location="src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql:14">
P2: The new `sandbox_epochs` table is created with no RLS while every sibling table (`sandboxes`, `inodes`, `dirents`, `blobs`) is under `FORCE ROW LEVEL SECURITY` per migration 0005. As a result, all cross-tenant tombstones (sandbox IDs + `deleted_at` timestamps + epochs) are readable and writable by the app role without any sandbox/tenant isolation. This is a deliberate design choice (no FK so tombstones survive deletion), but it widens the RLS trust boundary: any query that previously could only see its own sandbox row can now read every sandbox's lifecycle tombstone. If this isolation gap is intended, document it; otherwise scope tombstones by a tenant dimension or add a policy.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql:17">
P3: deleted_at is set to NOW() even for a live (never-deleted, first-incarnation) sandbox, because createSandbox inserts a row into sandbox_epochs with the default and the recreation/delete branch also assigns NOW(). Since the column carries the same value whether the row is a fresh tombstone or a live epoch, it cannot distinguish 'never deleted' from 'deleted', inviting misuse as a lifecycle predicate. Track the actual deletion time (leave NULL until the delete path writes it) or rename the column to reflect that it is the last update time.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts:295">
P1: A writer can commit after the freshness read but before the script acquires its advisory lock, so this stale scope pins the newer epoch instead of being rejected. Compare `#lastKnownEpoch` with the live epoch after acquiring the writer lock in the same transaction.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts:332">
P1: After a script's first composite, Postgres increments the sandbox epoch, but `#expectedEpochArgs()` keeps returning the initial `#scriptEpoch`. The SQL fence therefore rejects the third composite, and the next lazy script scope sees a stale `#lastKnownEpoch`; advance the transaction-local epoch after each successful composite and retain its final value on commit.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts:359">
P2: When a non-script composite fails during COMMIT, this assignment leaves `#lastKnownEpoch` at an epoch that Postgres rolled back. The next lazy script rejects a valid write; record the epoch only after `transaction()` resolves successfully.</violation>
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<file name="src/sql-fs/types.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/sql-fs/types.ts:181">
P3: The public `createSandbox` contract now exposes an `epoch`, but its JSDoc does not describe that return value or its fencing meaning. Document `epoch` here so dialect implementers and callers understand that it must be propagated as the sandbox lifecycle token.</violation>
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<file name="src/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.composite.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.composite.test.ts:387">
P3: The test "gates every composite mutation on its expected epoch in the locked ctx" claims to verify that each mutation is gated on its pinned epoch, but it cannot verify any gating: `recordingTx`'s stub `tx` unconditionally resolves the canned `rows` regardless of the epoch, so a mutation with a wrong/mismatched epoch would still "succeed". The assertions only check that the generated SQL contains the keywords `pg_advisory_xact_lock`, `FROM sandboxes`, and `version`, and that `7` is present in the interpolated values — a regression that drops or corrupts the `s.version = expectedEpoch` comparison in the `ctx` WHERE clause would still pass. To actually guard the fencing this PR is about, add a case where the epoch does not match (stub `tx` returns `[]`) and assert the dialect throws (e.g. `mkdirComposite: INSERT returned no rows`), as the negative assertions are the ones that validate fencing.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts:109">
P2: When a warm `SqlFs` writes after its sandbox is deleted, this method silently skips context setup. `#withTx` can then report zero-row operations such as `chmod` as successful and update the stale cache; reject a missing live row instead of discarding `rows`.</violation>
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P1: A writer can commit after the freshness read but before the script acquires its advisory lock, so this stale scope pins the newer epoch instead of being rejected. Compare #lastKnownEpoch with the live epoch after acquiring the writer lock in the same transaction.
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<comment>A writer can commit after the freshness read but before the script acquires its advisory lock, so this stale scope pins the newer epoch instead of being rejected. Compare `#lastKnownEpoch` with the live epoch after acquiring the writer lock in the same transaction.</comment>
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@@ -276,7 +280,19 @@ export class SqlFs<Tx = unknown> implements ICoherentFs, IReadOnlyScopeFs {
+ }
+
async #openScriptTx(): Promise<void> {
+ await this.#assertScriptEpochFresh();
let resolveTxReady!: () => void;
const txReady = new Promise<void>((r) => {
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| #expectedEpochArgs(): [bigint] | [] { | ||
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P1: After a script's first composite, Postgres increments the sandbox epoch, but #expectedEpochArgs() keeps returning the initial #scriptEpoch. The SQL fence therefore rejects the third composite, and the next lazy script scope sees a stale #lastKnownEpoch; advance the transaction-local epoch after each successful composite and retain its final value on commit.
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<comment>After a script's first composite, Postgres increments the sandbox epoch, but `#expectedEpochArgs()` keeps returning the initial `#scriptEpoch`. The SQL fence therefore rejects the third composite, and the next lazy script scope sees a stale `#lastKnownEpoch`; advance the transaction-local epoch after each successful composite and retain its final value on commit.</comment>
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}
+ #expectedEpochArgs(): [bigint] | [] {
+ return this.#scriptEpoch === undefined ? [] : [this.#scriptEpoch];
+ }
+
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| ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS version BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0; | ||
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P2: The new sandbox_epochs table is created with no RLS while every sibling table (sandboxes, inodes, dirents, blobs) is under FORCE ROW LEVEL SECURITY per migration 0005. As a result, all cross-tenant tombstones (sandbox IDs + deleted_at timestamps + epochs) are readable and writable by the app role without any sandbox/tenant isolation. This is a deliberate design choice (no FK so tombstones survive deletion), but it widens the RLS trust boundary: any query that previously could only see its own sandbox row can now read every sandbox's lifecycle tombstone. If this isolation gap is intended, document it; otherwise scope tombstones by a tenant dimension or add a policy.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql, line 14:
<comment>The new `sandbox_epochs` table is created with no RLS while every sibling table (`sandboxes`, `inodes`, `dirents`, `blobs`) is under `FORCE ROW LEVEL SECURITY` per migration 0005. As a result, all cross-tenant tombstones (sandbox IDs + `deleted_at` timestamps + epochs) are readable and writable by the app role without any sandbox/tenant isolation. This is a deliberate design choice (no FK so tombstones survive deletion), but it widens the RLS trust boundary: any query that previously could only see its own sandbox row can now read every sandbox's lifecycle tombstone. If this isolation gap is intended, document it; otherwise scope tombstones by a tenant dimension or add a policy.</comment>
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+ALTER TABLE sandboxes
+ ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS version BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0;
+
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS sandbox_epochs (
+ sandbox_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
+ epoch BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
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| // Read the incremented epoch before this write transaction commits so a | ||
| // later lazy script scope can detect an external writer without another | ||
| // round trip on the normal path. | ||
| this.#lastKnownEpoch = await this.#dialect.getSandboxEpoch(tx, this.#sandboxId); |
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P2: When a non-script composite fails during COMMIT, this assignment leaves #lastKnownEpoch at an epoch that Postgres rolled back. The next lazy script rejects a valid write; record the epoch only after transaction() resolves successfully.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/sql-fs/sql-fs.ts, line 359:
<comment>When a non-script composite fails during COMMIT, this assignment leaves `#lastKnownEpoch` at an epoch that Postgres rolled back. The next lazy script rejects a valid write; record the epoch only after `transaction()` resolves successfully.</comment>
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@@ -328,8 +349,18 @@ export class SqlFs<Tx = unknown> implements ICoherentFs, IReadOnlyScopeFs {
+ // Read the incremented epoch before this write transaction commits so a
+ // later lazy script scope can detect an external writer without another
+ // round trip on the normal path.
+ this.#lastKnownEpoch = await this.#dialect.getSandboxEpoch(tx, this.#sandboxId);
+ return value;
+ }),
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| `; | ||
| // Fake transaction handles used by SQL composition tests do not return rows; | ||
| // a real connection always returns the live sandbox row here. | ||
| void rows; |
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P2: When a warm SqlFs writes after its sandbox is deleted, this method silently skips context setup. #withTx can then report zero-row operations such as chmod as successful and update the stale cache; reject a missing live row instead of discarding rows.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.ts, line 109:
<comment>When a warm `SqlFs` writes after its sandbox is deleted, this method silently skips context setup. `#withTx` can then report zero-row operations such as `chmod` as successful and update the stale cache; reject a missing live row instead of discarding `rows`.</comment>
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@@ -96,20 +96,71 @@ export class PostgresDialect implements SqlDialect<PgTx> {
+ `;
+ // Fake transaction handles used by SQL composition tests do not return rows;
+ // a real connection always returns the live sandbox row here.
+ void rows;
+ }
+
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| tx: Tx, | ||
| sandboxId: string, | ||
| owner?: string, | ||
| ): Promise<{ rootInodeId: bigint; createdAt: string; epoch: bigint }>; |
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P3: The public createSandbox contract now exposes an epoch, but its JSDoc does not describe that return value or its fencing meaning. Document epoch here so dialect implementers and callers understand that it must be propagated as the sandbox lifecycle token.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/sql-fs/types.ts, line 181:
<comment>The public `createSandbox` contract now exposes an `epoch`, but its JSDoc does not describe that return value or its fencing meaning. Document `epoch` here so dialect implementers and callers understand that it must be propagated as the sandbox lifecycle token.</comment>
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@@ -174,13 +174,21 @@ export interface SqlDialect<Tx = unknown> {
+ tx: Tx,
+ sandboxId: string,
+ owner?: string,
+ ): Promise<{ rootInodeId: bigint; createdAt: string; epoch: bigint }>;
/**
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| expect(sql).toContain("pg_advisory_xact_lock"); | ||
| expect(sql).toContain("FROM sandboxes"); | ||
| expect(sql).toContain("version"); | ||
| expect(recording.calls[0]!.values).toContain("7"); |
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P3: The test "gates every composite mutation on its expected epoch in the locked ctx" claims to verify that each mutation is gated on its pinned epoch, but it cannot verify any gating: recordingTx's stub tx unconditionally resolves the canned rows regardless of the epoch, so a mutation with a wrong/mismatched epoch would still "succeed". The assertions only check that the generated SQL contains the keywords pg_advisory_xact_lock, FROM sandboxes, and version, and that 7 is present in the interpolated values — a regression that drops or corrupts the s.version = expectedEpoch comparison in the ctx WHERE clause would still pass. To actually guard the fencing this PR is about, add a case where the epoch does not match (stub tx returns []) and assert the dialect throws (e.g. mkdirComposite: INSERT returned no rows), as the negative assertions are the ones that validate fencing.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.composite.test.ts, line 387:
<comment>The test "gates every composite mutation on its expected epoch in the locked ctx" claims to verify that each mutation is gated on its pinned epoch, but it cannot verify any gating: `recordingTx`'s stub `tx` unconditionally resolves the canned `rows` regardless of the epoch, so a mutation with a wrong/mismatched epoch would still "succeed". The assertions only check that the generated SQL contains the keywords `pg_advisory_xact_lock`, `FROM sandboxes`, and `version`, and that `7` is present in the interpolated values — a regression that drops or corrupts the `s.version = expectedEpoch` comparison in the `ctx` WHERE clause would still pass. To actually guard the fencing this PR is about, add a case where the epoch does not match (stub `tx` returns `[]`) and assert the dialect throws (e.g. `mkdirComposite: INSERT returned no rows`), as the negative assertions are the ones that validate fencing.</comment>
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@@ -345,3 +346,75 @@ describe("SqlFs.mv — composite path", () => {
+ expect(sql).toContain("pg_advisory_xact_lock");
+ expect(sql).toContain("FROM sandboxes");
+ expect(sql).toContain("version");
+ expect(recording.calls[0]!.values).toContain("7");
+ }
+ });
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| CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS sandbox_epochs ( | ||
| sandbox_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, | ||
| epoch BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, | ||
| deleted_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW() |
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P3: deleted_at is set to NOW() even for a live (never-deleted, first-incarnation) sandbox, because createSandbox inserts a row into sandbox_epochs with the default and the recreation/delete branch also assigns NOW(). Since the column carries the same value whether the row is a fresh tombstone or a live epoch, it cannot distinguish 'never deleted' from 'deleted', inviting misuse as a lifecycle predicate. Track the actual deletion time (leave NULL until the delete path writes it) or rename the column to reflect that it is the last update time.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql, line 17:
<comment>deleted_at is set to NOW() even for a live (never-deleted, first-incarnation) sandbox, because createSandbox inserts a row into sandbox_epochs with the default and the recreation/delete branch also assigns NOW(). Since the column carries the same value whether the row is a fresh tombstone or a live epoch, it cannot distinguish 'never deleted' from 'deleted', inviting misuse as a lifecycle predicate. Track the actual deletion time (leave NULL until the delete path writes it) or rename the column to reflect that it is the last update time.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS sandbox_epochs (
+ sandbox_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
+ epoch BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
+ deleted_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW()
+);
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c62365e4ef1cTicket: 131
Base ref:
mainCheckpoint commit:
5d3d3bd4ed1f11d475bdd61fcc18b28ddf4aaf14Repair rounds: 1
Change summary
Prevent stale script transactions from mutating a sandbox after its lifecycle epoch has advanced, including after deletion and recreation with the same ID. The change persists sandbox epochs in Postgres, pins an epoch when a script transaction opens, and conditionally advances that epoch inside each advisory-locked composite mutation so stale writes fail and roll back.
What changed & why
Walkthrough
On migration, each sandbox receives a live version and each sandbox ID gains durable epoch storage that survives deletion. Creating or recreating a sandbox takes the per-ID advisory lock and returns the allocated epoch; deleting it records a newer tombstone epoch. When SqlFs lazily opens a script transaction, it sets the RLS sandbox context, acquires the advisory lock, and pins the current epoch. Every composite mutation receives that pinned value: its SQL re-establishes the local context and lock, verifies the expected or transaction-local epoch against the live sandbox row, advances the version, and only then performs the filesystem change. If a stale transaction attempts its first mutation after a replacement has committed, the fenced CTE produces no eligible row, the mutation rejects, and the transaction rolls back without changing the replacement sandbox.
sequenceDiagram participant A as Stale scope participant DB as Postgres participant B as Live writer A->>DB: Read epoch zero B->>DB: Delete and recreate sandbox B->>DB: Write with live epoch DB-->>B: Commit and advance epoch A->>DB: Composite write with epoch zero DB->>DB: Lock and validate epoch DB-->>A: Reject with no rows A->>DB: Roll back transactionClaimed assertions
Passed assertions (evidence)
A1-migration-and-initial-epoch/workspace/artifacts/logs/cmd_6a2b2506-7a0c-44d5-a0e7-28f87967cd9d.outA3-zombie-commit-rejected/workspace/artifacts/logs/cmd_17e70f9f-17d8-4b48-a9a5-a6fc1b56ab61.outA4-rls-trusted-transaction-boundary/workspace/artifacts/logs/cmd_4c4b287c-1e2b-4df0-ab8b-87384c8403e2.outA6-lifecycle-nonreuse/workspace/artifacts/logs/cmd_1bc15bf7-2b1a-41d6-be7f-77f0045ffe40.outADV-447743e5sandbox://cmd/e7a250b8-59bc-408d-9531-2dc418b6d9faADV-d7e431e4/workspace/artifacts/logs/cmd_b8af0250-4eb6-42e2-b12e-ebbd9f317a18.outFiles changed
src/sql-fs/migrations/postgres/0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sqlsrc/api/tests/integration/migrations.integration.test.tssrc/sql-fs/types.tssrc/sql-fs/dialects/postgres.tssrc/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.composite.test.tssrc/sql-fs/tests/sql-fs.script-tx.test.tssrc/sql-fs/sql-fs.tssrc/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.tsChecks executed
bash /workspace/state/setup.shpnpm exec vitest run src/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.tspnpm exec biome check src/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.tspnpm exec tsc --noEmitpnpm exec vitest run src/sql-fs/tests/integration/fencing.integration.test.ts -t "rejects a stale first mutation after a committed live append"git diff --checkKnown limitations
none
Live E2E smoke test (advisory)
Verdict:
error(advisory — never blocks the PR)live smoke could not run (infrastructure): docker compose up failed (exit 1): Network trek-smoke-296b8815-e9d3-435c-90ec-8a1d5d0e563e_default Creating
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Unresolved non-blocking findings
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Rollback
To revert this change:
git revertthe commits onvoyage/c62365e4ef1c, ordelete the branch — no merge has occurred (draft PR only).
Summary by cubic
Fences stale sandbox writers using durable epochs in Postgres so old script transactions cannot mutate a sandbox after delete/recreate or concurrent writes. Script scopes pin the current epoch, and all composite mutations verify and advance it atomically.
New Features
sandboxes.versionand retain per-ID tombstones insandbox_epochs; serialize create/delete with advisory locks and advance epochs across recreation.mkdir,rm,writeFile,mv) validate the expected epoch inside advisory-locked CTEs, increment on success, and roll back on mismatch.getSandboxEpoch,createSandboxreturns{ epoch }, anddeleteSandboxreturns the advanced epoch;SqlFstracks last-known epoch to detect stale scopes.Migration
0007_fence_sandbox_epochs.sql(sandboxes.version BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0;sandbox_epochstombstone table). Run migrations to adopt.Written for commit 5d3d3bd. Summary will update on new commits.
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