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Dropping every Pipeline clone does not close the socket: the driver's poll_close waits for all in-flight requests to be answered, so a blocking command (XREADGROUP BLOCK, BLPOP) keeps the socket open until the server replies. Wrap the driver in an Abortable and expose kill() on Pipeline and MultiplexedConnection. Aborting drops the sink and the stream, which closes the socket and fails pending requests with FatalReceiveError; later sends fail with FatalSendError. Part of the fix for valkey-io#7242. Signed-off-by: Avi Fenesh <aviarchi1994@gmail.com>
…ropped DropWrapper::drop only flagged the nodes as dropped; the socket stayed open until the 3 s periodic connection check noticed the flag, and with a blocking command in flight until the server replied. Add ReconnectingConnection::kill (mark dropped, abort the pipeline), StandaloneClient::kill and Client::kill, and call kill from DropWrapper::drop. Make mark_as_dropped idempotent so telemetry is decremented once, skip reconnect for dropped connections, and log the expected cut-off error at debug instead of warn. Two orderings are closed as well: a reconnect task that was already connecting when kill() ran re-checks the dropped flag under the state lock and kills the new connection instead of installing it; and a killed flag on ClientShared stops a lazy client from opening its connection for a command that was queued before close(). The unit test kill_prevents_lazy_client_from_connecting covers the second ordering and fails without the flag. Cluster connections are not covered by Client::kill yet: ClusterConnInner owns the node connections and there is no kill path through cluster_async. Part of the fix for valkey-io#7242. Signed-off-by: Avi Fenesh <aviarchi1994@gmail.com>
close() dropped the command channel and let the worker loop exit, but the in-flight command tasks kept Client clones alive. A blocked XREADGROUP kept its connection attached to the server for up to the BLOCK timeout and the server kept delivering stream entries to a consumer nobody was reading. Kill the client once the direct client's message loop exits so the server drops the connection right away. Pool-managed handles are unchanged: the pool owns their Client and hands it to the next borrower. Test: "close detaches a client with a blocked command from the server", eager and lazyConnect variants. The closed client must leave CLIENT LIST within 1 s, the pending promise must reject with ClosingError, and an XADD after close() must not be claimed into the closed consumer's PEL. Fails on main: the client is still attached after 1 s. Fixes valkey-io#7242. Signed-off-by: Avi Fenesh <aviarchi1994@gmail.com>
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ReconnectingConnection->>MultiplexedConnection: abort connected socket driver
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- Line 1099: Update `get_or_initialize_client()` and the shutdown path around
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- Around line 583-589: Update the reconnect task around
send_packed_command(PING).await to retain access to the new connection and race
the probe wait against a shutdown signal; when shutdown wins, call
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Since this is the last-StandaloneClient-clone cleanup, it should also own the Telemetry::decr_total_clients(1) currently in StandaloneClient::drop at lines 113–117. get_or_initialize_client() clones the ClientWrapper for every command (client/mod.rs:996–1000), but total_clients is incremented only once at creation (line 652), so every completed command currently decrements the metric and it quickly reports zero while the client is still open. Move that decrement into DropWrapper::drop alongside these node kills.
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Identify the blocked connection with a unique clientName rather than matching every cmd=xreadgroup entry. The suite supports shared external endpoints and Jest runs test files concurrently; another client blocked in XREADGROUP then makes both predicates observe the wrong connection, so this test can fail after the client under test detached. GlideClient.test.ts:2120–2136 already uses the deterministic name=<unique> CLIENT LIST pattern for this reason.
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…ient reconnects kill() marked the connection dropped and closed the installed socket, but a request parked in get_connection() during a reconnect kept waiting: the reconnect task returned on the dropped flag without setting the connection-available signal, so the request never woke up. Set the signal in kill() and on every dropped exit of the reconnect task, and make get_connection() return a ClientError once the connection is dropped. The reconnect task is also the only owner of a new connection until its PING probe returns, so kill() could not reach that socket. Race the probe against a kill notification and close the connection when kill wins. A connection whose probe fails is now killed as well instead of staying open until the unanswered PING returns. Adds test_kill_fails_request_waiting_for_reconnect, which hangs without the signal fix. Signed-off-by: Avi Fenesh <aviarchi1994@gmail.com>
…r clone StandaloneClient is cloned for every command in get_or_initialize_client, and each clone's Drop decremented Telemetry::total_clients while the metric is incremented only once at creation. Move the decrement into DropWrapper::drop, which runs when the last clone is gone. Signed-off-by: Avi Fenesh <aviarchi1994@gmail.com>
Matching every CLIENT LIST entry with cmd=xreadgroup picks up other test files blocked in XREADGROUP on a shared server. Give the client under test a unique name and match on it, as the lazy-connect test already does. Signed-off-by: Avi Fenesh <aviarchi1994@gmail.com>
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Cancel reconnect setup on shutdown.
get_multiplexed_connection() wraps client connection creation in run_with_timeout, but it does not observe kill_notify. During setup, new_with_response_timeout polls the setup commands with the socket-owning driver. A kill() during this await cannot interrupt setup, so shutdown can leave the socket active until setup completes or the connection timeout expires.
Race shutdown with the full connection-creation future. Dropping that future drops the local driver and stream. If a driver has already been handed off, abort it explicitly.
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Update get_multiplexed_connection so its full connection-creation future races
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poll() left its loop as soon as the predicate held and then re-evaluated it for the return value. For a lazy client "not attached" is also the state before the handshake, and close() can land while that handshake is in progress: the connection then appears and is killed as soon as the handshake completes, so the re-evaluation saw it attached and the test failed in a few milliseconds (seen in CI on Node 20.x / Valkey 9.0 and locally about one run in ten). poll() now returns the value it observed. The lazy variant requires the client to stay detached for 500 ms within a 5 s budget instead of a single observation; the eager variant keeps the 1 s bound. BLOCK is raised to 30 s so the budget is clearly below the server-side timeout. Signed-off-by: Avi Fenesh <aviarchi1994@gmail.com>
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GlideClient.close()did not detach a standalone connection with a blocking command in flight. WithXREADGROUP ... BLOCK 10000outstanding,close()returned at once and the promise rejected withClosingError, but the TCP connection stayed attached to the server until the server answered the blocked command, so entries added to the stream afterclose()were still delivered into the closed consumer's PEL. An idle client had the milder form: its connection lingered inCLIENT LISTfor about 3 s afterclose().This PR makes
close()(and dropping the last clone of a standaloneClient) abort the connection driver so the socket closes immediately, without waiting for in-flight replies.Issue link
This Pull Request is linked to issue: Node: close() does not detach a connection with an in-flight blocking command
Closes #7242
Features / Behaviour Changes
close()returns, the server drops the connection within milliseconds. A blocked command is discarded by the server; nothing is delivered to the closed client afterwards.Clientclone closes the socket right away instead of on the next 3 s periodic connection check.FatalReceiveErroron the Rust side deterministically (JS already sawClosingError; the reply was previously dropped whenever it arrived).create_handle_for_client,close_for_pool_release) are unchanged: the pool owns theClientand hands it to the next borrower.Implementation
Root cause, three layers, each one sufficient to keep the socket open (line numbers on
mainatab65e37cb):node/rust-client/src/lib.rs:1494-1508GlideClientHandle::close()marks the response buffer closed and dropscommand_tx. The worker loop exits, but every in-flight command task still owns aClientclone (Arc<ClientShared>), so the connection lives until the blocked command returns.glide-core/src/client/standalone_client.rs:100-106DropWrapper::droponly callsmark_as_dropped(), which sets a flag. TheReconnectingConnectioninsidestart_periodic_connection_checknotices it on its next tick (CONNECTION_CHECKS_INTERVAL, 3 s). That is the idle linger.glide-core/redis-rs/redis/src/aio/multiplexed_connection.rs:706-714PipelineSink::poll_closewaits for every in-flight request before closing the stream, so with allPipelineclones gone the driver still holds the socket until the server replies. Reference counting alone can never close a connection with a blocking command in flight; the driver has to be aborted.Changes:
redis-rsmultiplexed_connection.rs: the pipeline driver is wrapped infutures_util::future::Abortable;Pipelinekeeps theAbortHandle.Pipeline::kill()andMultiplexedConnection::kill()abort the driver, which drops the sink and the stream, closes the fd, fails pending requests withFatalReceiveErrorand later sends withFatalSendError.glide-corereconnecting_connection.rs:kill()marks dropped and kills the current connection under the state lock.mark_as_droppedis idempotent (telemetry decremented once).reconnect()returns early for a dropped connection, and the reconnect task re-checks the dropped flag under the state lock before installing a new connection and kills it instead (closes the race wherekill()ran while a reconnect was mid-handshake and found the stateReconnecting).kill()also sets the connection-available signal, and the reconnect task sets it on every dropped exit, so a request parked inget_connection()during a reconnect wakes up and fails withClientErrorinstead of hanging (before, the task returned on the dropped flag without waking waiters). The PING probe of a new connection is raced against a kill notification: ifkill()runs while the probe is outstanding, the task kills the new connection instead of installing it, and a connection whose probe fails is killed rather than left open until the unanswered PING returns.glide-corestandalone_client.rs:StandaloneClient::kill();DropWrapper::dropkills instead of only flagging; the expected cut-off error insend_requestis logged at debug when the connection is dropped, and no reconnect is attempted.Telemetry::decr_total_clientsmoves fromStandaloneClient::dropintoDropWrapper::drop:StandaloneClientis cloned for every command, so the per-clone decrement drovetotal_clientsto zero while the client was open.glide-coremod.rs:Client::kill()sets akilledflag onClientSharedand kills a standalone wrapper.get_or_initialize_clientchecks the flag under the write lock, so a lazy client cannot open its connection for a command that was queued beforeclose().node/rust-client/src/lib.rs:create_direct_client's worker callsclient.kill().awaitonce the message loop exits, before releasing the worker pool.Reviewers: the
Abortablewrapper inPipeline::new, the re-check under the state lock in the reconnect task, and thetokio::select!around the PING probe are the spots worth a close look.Limitations
Client::kill()is a no-op for cluster clients.GlideClusterClient.close()with a blocking command in flight still keeps that node socket open until the server replies:ClusterConnInnerowns the node connections and there is no kill path throughcluster_asyncyet. Standalone is the reported case; cluster is a follow-up.Other bindings (Python, Java, Go, FFI) get the
DropWrapper::dropimprovement (idle socket closes at drop instead of after up to 3 s) but do not callClient::kill()explicitly in this PR.Testing
Reproduction probe (Node client built from source, Valkey 9.0.4 standalone on localhost,
CLIENT LISTpolled every 5 ms from a second client):ab65e37cb)close()returnCLIENT LISTafterclose()XREADGROUP BLOCK 10000still attached 1 s afterclose()XPENDINGcount afterXADDat close+1 sCLIENT LISTafterclose()XADDended the block; otherwise untilBLOCKexpiry)close()returned)New tests:
node/tests/GlideClient.test.ts"close detaches a client with a blocked command from the server", two variants: eager client, andlazyConnect: truewithclose()called right after the command is queued. Observer creates stream + group, blocked client (given a uniqueclientName, matched byname=inCLIENT LIST) issuesXREADGROUP BLOCK 30000, the test waits untilCLIENT LISTshows it with flagb, callsclose(), asserts the promise rejects withClosingError, requires the client gone fromCLIENT LISTwithin 1 s (eager) or gone and staying gone for 500 ms within a 5 s budget (lazy: the client is not attached before its handshake either, andclose()may land while the handshake is in progress, in which case the connection appears and is killed as soon as the handshake finishes), thenXADDs and assertsXPENDINGis 0. Fails onmain(client still attached until the server answers).glide-coreunit testclient::tests::kill_prevents_lazy_client_from_connecting:kill()thensend_commandon a lazy client fails withClientErrorwithout connecting. Fails without thekilledflag.glide-coretest_standalone_client::test_kill_fails_request_waiting_for_reconnect: the server is stopped, a request is parked waiting for the reconnect,kill()is called; the request must fail within 2 s. Hangs (test timeout) without the signal fix.Checks run locally:
cargo fmt --check: glide-core, redis-rs/redis, node/rust-client cleancargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings: glide-core, redis-rs/redis, node/rust-client cleancargo test --lib: 231 passed, 0 failed (thepool::scope_pool_testsspawn aredis-serverbinary; ran withvalkey-serveron PATH under that name)cargo test --all-features --lib aio::multiplexed_connection: 13 passed, 1 ignored (benchmark)jest tests/GlideClient.test.ts: 575 passed (573 existing + 2 new), 158.6 s. The new tests alone exit cleanly. After the full file jest prints "Jest did not exit one second after the test run has completed"; the same happens onmain(573 passed, same message), so it is not introduced by this changecargo test --test test_standalone_client: 53 passed;test_client::test_client_telemetry_standalonepasses with the moved decrementCI note:
Java Tests - 17, EngineVersion - 9.0andJava Tests - 8, EngineVersion - 9.1failed onClientPoolIntegrationTest.testAbandonMonitorDoesNotReclaimBlockingClient("expected 1 active client, got 2").glidePoolReleasespawnsrelease_client_async(DISCARD + SELECT round trip) and returns, while the test readsgetActiveCount()right after its contention threads exit, so a release still in flight counts as active. It failed again on the next push (Java Tests - 8, EngineVersion - 9.0, "got 3") while the other five Java jobs passed, and the same assertion failed onmainin run 36069359433 (the push of #7063, which added the test) and on unrelated branches (java.yml runs 36609782318 "got 3" and 36499775069 "got 2"). The pool release path is not touched by this PR.Checklist
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