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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds per-group range-version export/import and changes migration cleanup and routing state handling; current-head merge readiness is moderate because partial cleanup failures can leave catalog state out of sync with group-local migration data, while transaction and validation edge cases may reject valid operations or miss conflicts. These issues warrant explicit owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MigrationClient
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MigrationClient->>Internal: ExportRangeVersions
Internal->>MVCCStore: ExportVersions
MVCCStore-->>Internal: ページとカーソル
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MigrationClient->>Internal: ImportRangeVersions または PromoteStagedVersions
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RaftProposer->>kvFSM: 移行opcodeを適用
kvFSM->>MVCCStore: ImportVersionsRaft または PromoteVersions
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This pull request adds support for range migrations by implementing ExportRangeVersions and ImportRangeVersions on the internal gRPC server, alongside updating the distribution Route metadata to track migration states. Feedback focuses on adding a defensive check in ExportRangeVersions to prevent infinite loops when the cursor does not progress, and removing an unreachable nil guard on i.leader in verifyInternalLeader to comply with guidelines against dead defensive code, which also requires updating the corresponding unit tests to use a mock leader.
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| func latestMVCCVersionAt(ctx context.Context, st store.MVCCStore, key []byte, ts uint64) (store.MVCCVersion, bool, error) { | ||
| result, err := st.ExportVersions(ctx, store.ExportVersionsOptions{ | ||
| StartKey: key, | ||
| EndKey: nextScanCursor(key), |
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When the backing store is Pebble, ExportVersions converts EndKey to encodeKey(EndKey, MaxUint64) (store/lsm_migration.go), and nextScanCursor(key) (key + 0x00) sorts before normal encoded versions of key because the timestamp suffix begins with ^commitTS. On a staged-visible route backed by Pebble, both the live and staged point exports therefore return no candidates for ordinary keys, so GetAt can incorrectly return ErrKeyNotFound even though the key exists. Use a true single-key upper bound/exact-key filter instead of the scan cursor here.
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| ) ([]*store.KVPair, error) { | ||
| live, err := collectLatestLogicalVersions(ctx, g.Store, start, end, start, end, ts, liveLogicalVersionKey) |
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For staged-visible routes, this call starts an export loop that runs until result.Done, and the caller only applies limit after collecting both the full live range and the full staged prefix into maps. A user scan such as ScanAt(..., limit=100) over a migrated production range can therefore read and retain every version in the route before returning one page, which is a large latency/memory regression versus the previous bounded store scan. Please stop the merge once enough ordered candidates are available or otherwise page the merge by the requested limit.
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| nextWindow := nextStagedVisibilityCandidateWindow(window) | ||
| if nextWindow == window { | ||
| return out, nil |
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For staged-visibility routes with more than 8192 visible logical keys, any caller asking for a limit above stagedVisibilityMaxCandidateWindow can get a truncated result. Once window reaches 8192, a full underlying scan with len(out) < limit falls into nextWindow == window and returns immediately, even though there may be more keys after the current candidate window. This makes large ScanAt/ReverseScanAt calls silently miss keys during staged cutover.
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| if routeStart != nil && bytes.Compare(routeKey, routeStart) < 0 { | ||
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| return routeEnd == nil || bytes.Compare(routeKey, routeEnd) < 0 |
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This decoded S3 predicate only treats nil as an unbounded route_end, unlike RouteKeyFilter and the route descriptor convention where nil or empty means +infinity. If an unbounded last route is passed as a non-nil empty byte slice, every decoded bucket route key compares greater than []byte{}, so bucket meta/generation exports for that route return no versions. Check len(routeEnd) == 0 here instead of only routeEnd == nil.
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| if err := proto.Unmarshal(data, req); err != nil { | ||
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| result, err := f.store.ImportVersions(ctx, store.ImportVersionsOptions{ |
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In encrypted clusters where storage-envelope cutover is active but a replica's writer registration is not yet committed, this FSM-apply path calls store.ImportVersions, whose Pebble implementation uses the direct write/encryption gate (encryptForKey(..., true)). That can return ErrWriterNotRegistered while replaying the Raft entry and fail the import on that replica; migration imports need a raft-apply variant that uses the non-gated FSM path instead of the direct ImportVersions path.
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| return s.localGetAt(ctx, g, key, ts) | ||
| return s.localGetAt(ctx, g, distribution.Route{}, key, ts) |
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When callers use the explicit-group path (for example RawGet/RawScanAt with group_id for SQS partitioned ownership), this passes a zero route into the local read path, so routeHasStagedVisibility is always false and imported staged versions are ignored after cutover. Those reads can return not found or stale live data even though normal GetAt/ScanAt for the same logical route would merge staged data; the explicit group path needs the staged route metadata or must fail closed while staged visibility is active.
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| if route, ok := s.engine.GetRoute(routeKey(key)); ok && route.GroupID == groupID { | ||
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| if s.groupHasStagedVisibility(groupID) { |
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When an explicit-group RawGet arrives with a stale group_id after cutover (for example, the caller still targets the old source group while engine.GetRoute(key) now returns the target route with StagedVisibilityActive), this checks staged visibility on the requested group instead of the resolved route. If the old group has no staged route, the function falls through to fallback and reads the old group's live MVCC without the staged merge, serving stale pre-migration data instead of failing closed or rerouting.
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For explicit-group RawScan, a stale proxy can still send the old source group_id after the current intersecting route has moved to the target with staged visibility. In that case matched is empty, this check only inspects the requested group, and the fallback scans the old group's local store, so range reads can miss staged target data instead of failing closed; fail when any intersecting current route is staged but not matched to the requested group.
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| if route, ok := c.s3BucketAuxiliaryOwnerRouteForKey(key); ok { | ||
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transaction-wrapped s3keys.BucketMetaKey values using the same logic as
txnRouteKey before the ownership lookup in s3BucketAuxiliaryRouteRange, so
wrapped keys resolve to the staged owner route rather than the raw fallback
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Filter usage counters with the captured route view
When a filesystem usage scan overlaps a catalog cutover, route dispatch is based on the routes and version captured by routesForFilesystemUsageScanWithVersion, but this ownership check consults the mutable current engine again. If the target group is scanned before promotion and ownership changes before the old source page is filtered, the target page misses the not-yet-promoted counter and the source copy is then discarded as no longer owned, so StatFS-style scans can omit a counter that exists throughout. Resolve the embedded route key against the captured route set used for this scan rather than the live catalog.
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| if start, ok := dynamoExactCleanupRouteKey(prefix); ok { | ||
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Fresh evidence after d24ff4f is that ChunkScanRouteBounds only recognizes prefixes containing the complete !fs|chk| marker. A valid DEL_PREFIX such as !fs|chk still matches every filesystem chunk key, but it falls through to the raw interval because routeMappedRawPrefixes does not include fskeys.ChunkAllPrefix(). If a chunk route is migrating, the request can therefore bypass that virtual route's fence and fail to tombstone its staged rows, allowing deleted chunks to reappear after promotion; treat ancestors of the chunk-family prefix as keyspace-wide or otherwise include the virtual chunk domain.
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When the catalog leader is not also the target-group leader, this local snapshotEngine() is a follower and the etcd engine rejects Propose with ErrNotLeader, so the already-archived job's metadata cannot be retired. Even when leadership is colocated, proposing through the raw engine bypasses ShardGroup.Proposer()'s Raft-envelope wrapper; after an encryption cutover the cleartext entry lands above the cutover index and can halt FSM apply. Send retirement through the same target-leader-routed, wrap-aware migration path used by import and promotion.
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Handled the current-head P1 backup ownership finding: backup scan ownership for S3 bucket metadata/generation keys now resolves through the selected auxiliary owner route before generic byte-range fallback, so stale raw-group auxiliary rows are not emitted once a promoted auxiliary owner exists. Validation:
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| return scanKeysWithRefill(start, end, limit, func(cursor []byte, pageLimit int) ([][]byte, error) { | ||
| kvs, err := s.scanRouteWithStagedVisibility(ctx, g, route, cursor, end, pageLimit, ts, false) |
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For the production full-backup path created by CaptureBackupRouteSnapshotAt, clampToRoutes is false and backupRouteScanBounds scans only the first catalog route encountered for each group. If a target group owns both an existing route and a newly cut-over staged route, this branch exposes staged aliases only when that first route happens to be the staged one; when an ordinary route comes first, internal-key filtering hides the staged-only rows, while if the staged route comes first, scanRouteWithStagedVisibility filters the whole group scan to that route and drops the group's other ranges. The baseline and stream therefore agree on an incomplete backup; make backup planning retain each staged route separately rather than deduplicating solely by group.
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Handled the current-head backup P1 findings for auxiliary owner decisions:
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| hasVersion, err := s.s3BucketAuxiliaryBackupOwnerHasVersionAt(ctx, owner, item.key, ts) |
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When a backup scans many legacy S3 bucket auxiliary rows and the selected owner group is remote, this performs a synchronous single-key RawLatestCommitTS probe for every candidate; both key and value scanners call it serially while building each page, and duplicate resolution can repeat the probe. Fresh evidence at c7df2c9d is that the backup path wraps each key in a one-element batch rather than using the page-level batching already added to ordinary scans, so backups with thousands of buckets can incur thousands of sequential leader-fenced RPCs and exhaust the backup deadline. Group the page's candidates by owner route and probe each group in one bounded batch before ownership filtering.
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So: for a backup over N legacy S3 bucket auxiliary rows whose owner group is remote, this is N sequential leader-fenced Why it is not fixed in this commentThe batched form needs the per-page probe results available at two different phases — the dedup pass inside That is a mechanical but broad refactor of the backup scan path, and doing only the page loop while leaving Plan for the follow-up
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Claude finished @bootjp's task in 1m 48s —— View job Review of the batch backup auxiliary owner probes analysis
Verdict: the analysis checks out — every claim traces to real code at current HEAD ( I independently re-derived each claim rather than trusting the summary:
On the plan itself: reusing Landing this as its own PR with a probe-count benchmark (asserting O(distinct owner routes) rather than O(keys)) rather than folding it into this already-13k-line diff is the correct scope call per the repo's design-doc-first / milestone-scoped convention. CI confirmed green at this HEAD (14/14 completed checks passing, no failures). No code changes requested here — this was a review-only request to double-check bootjp's own verification and follow-up plan, and it holds up. |
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When DEL_PREFIX targets !s3|chunkref| or one of its non-bucket-specific ancestors while a chunk-reference route has staged visibility, routePrefixRange leaves the prefix in the physical !s3|... namespace because s3keys.ChunkRefPrefix is absent from routeMappedRawPrefixes and the bucket-generation projection only recognizes a complete bucket/generation prefix. The resulting route list omits the virtual !s3route|... owner, so this path never adds a tombstone for matching staged chunk references; the request can delete the live rows successfully and those references then reappear during promotion. Treat chunk references as a route-mapped S3 family, including broad prefixes.
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| for attempt := 0; attempt <= composed1RetryAttempts; attempt++ { | ||
| resp, handled, err := c.dispatchBeforeShardRouting(ctx, reqs) | ||
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| resp, err = c.dispatchNonTxn(ctx, reqs) |
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When the receiving node's route cache is stale across a completed cross-group cutover, the first raw-write attempt still carries ObservedRouteVersion == 0 because this loop stamps a version only after an ErrComposed1VersionGCd. It can therefore route the mutation to the former source group, where verifyComposed1 short-circuits for the unpinned request and the current write-fence check sees the now-active target route rather than a fence; the old group acknowledges a write that subsequent reads from the target cannot observe. Stamp the current catalog version before the first raw dispatch so the source FSM can reject the observed/current ownership mismatch, and reroute or surface that mismatch rather than committing on the old owner.
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| if route, ok, err := s.s3BucketAuxiliaryCapturedBackupRouteForKey(ctx, snapshot.routes, key, ts); err != nil { | ||
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| val, err := s.getRouteAt(ctx, route, key, ts, 0) |
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When an S3 auxiliary transaction record's owner moves after the backup route snapshot is captured and the backup endpoint is not the captured group's leader, this call proxies a RawGet carrying only the old group_id. The remote leader reconstructs the route from its current catalog in routeForExplicitGroupKey and rejects that historical group with ErrExplicitGroupRouteOwnerMismatch, so lock validation aborts an otherwise valid pinned backup; the local-store regression does not exercise this proxy path. Carry the captured route descriptor through the RPC or provide a pinned historical-group read path.
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