fix: handle do_payment early-exit failures so buyer is always retried - #864
fix: handle do_payment early-exit failures so buyer is always retried#864Arowolokehinde wants to merge 2 commits into
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ChangesPayment retry handling
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Nice catch on these three paths. Making do_payment self-contained is the right level to fix #806, and I confirmed locally that the missing-invoice path now recovers properly: three attempts, then AddInvoice reaches the buyer, and the scheduler stops. A couple of things before this can land, though. cargo fmt --check currently fails (trailing whitespace on the InvoiceInvalidError return, plus a double blank line after the new test), so CI will be red. More importantly, the amount == 0 path now loops forever: with the production default of payment_attempts = 3, check_failure_retries hits the amount <= 0 guard and returns Err(InvalidAmount) before the UPDATE, so the counter sticks at 2 in the database and job_retry_failed_payments re-runs the order every 60 seconds indefinitely, without ever sending AddInvoice. The smallest fix that keeps the "always recoverable" design is to move that UPDATE above the retry-exhausted branch. I tried it and all 37 app::release tests still pass, including check_failure_retries_rejects_non_positive_amount.
On tests and style: do_payment_fails_without_buyer_invoice, do_payment_fails_when_amount_is_consumed_by_fee and do_payment_fails_fast_when_lnd_is_unreachable already cover exactly these three paths, so instead of a fourth test it'd be cleaner to persist the order with create(&pool) in those three and add the failed_payment assertion to each. As it stands, only one of the three paths you fixed is actually covered. It'd also be good to switch the new tracing::error! calls to the warn!("Order id {}: ...", order.id) style the rest of the function uses, and to extend the do_payment doc comment, which still lists only the old set of paths going through check_failure_retries_or_log. Last one, non-blocking: LndConnector::new has no connect timeout, so the new bookkeeping there fires on a misconfigured LND but not on a wedged one, which is the case that actually strands orders. Fine to leave for a follow-up, just worth knowing that gap is only half closed.
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In `@src/app/release.rs`:
- Around line 60-68: Make the retry update in the release flow atomic: avoid
writing caller-snapshot values without guarding against concurrent changes, and
ensure payment_attempts is calculated and capped from committed database state.
Use a compare-and-swap reload-and-retry approach or an equivalent single SQL
update, and derive is_first_failure from the committed result so
Action::PaymentFailed is emitted only once.
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src/app/release.rs
| // Only update payment-retry fields to avoid overwriting fields modified by | ||
| // concurrent processes (dev_fee_paid, dev_fee_payment_hash, status, etc.) | ||
| sqlx::query("UPDATE orders SET failed_payment = ?, payment_attempts = ? WHERE id = ?") | ||
| .bind(order.failed_payment) | ||
| .bind(order.payment_attempts) | ||
| .bind(order.id) | ||
| .execute(pool) | ||
| .await | ||
| .map_err(|e| MostroInternalErr(ServiceError::DbAccessError(e.to_string())))?; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make retry updates atomic.
Lines 59-68 calculate retry state from a caller snapshot and then write it without a version guard. Concurrent failures for the same order can both write payment_attempts = 1, or a stale task can overwrite a higher persisted count. The retry scheduler can then exceed the configured retry limit.
Use a compare-and-swap update with a reload-and-retry path, or calculate and cap the counter in one SQL statement. Derive is_first_failure from the committed state so Action::PaymentFailed is emitted once.
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In `@src/app/release.rs` around lines 60 - 68, Make the retry update in the
release flow atomic: avoid writing caller-snapshot values without guarding
against concurrent changes, and ensure payment_attempts is calculated and capped
from committed database state. Use a compare-and-swap reload-and-retry approach
or an equivalent single SQL update, and derive is_first_failure from the
committed result so Action::PaymentFailed is emitted only once.
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All changes addressed - thanks for the thorough review @AndreaDiazCorreia Moved the UPDATE above the retry-exhausted branch in check_failure_retries to fix the amount == 0 infinite loop. All 36 tests still pass including check_failure_retries_rejects_non_positive_amount. Dropped the standalone fourth test and instead added create(&pool) plus assert!(db_order.failed_payment) to the three existing tests so all three fixed paths are now covered. Switched the new log calls to warn!("Order id {}: ...", order.id) and extended the do_payment doc comment to list the new paths. cargo fmt --check is clean. On the LndConnector timeout gap — noted. |
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do_paymentis called after the seller's hold invoice is already settled (irreversible). On three early-exit paths — missing buyer invoice, zero amount after fee, and LND unreachable — the function returnedErrwithout callingcheck_failure_retries_or_log, leavingfailed_payment = falsein the database.job_retry_failed_payments) only picks up orders wherefailed_payment = true, these orders were permanently stranded: seller charged, buyer never paid, no log, no retry.check_failure_retries_or_logon each of the three remaining early exits insidedo_paymentso the retry scheduler always finds the order regardless of which failure path was hit.send_paymentsync-failure paths were already handled by prior commits (Harden LNURL fetches against SSRF and hangs #858, Validate payout invoice network and bound final CLTV delta #861); this PR closes the three remaining gaps to makedo_paymentfully self-contained on all failure paths.Test plan
do_payment_error_marks_failed_payment_for_retry: creates an order inSettledHoldInvoicewith no buyer invoice, callsdo_paymentwithlet _ =(mirroring both call sites), and assertsfailed_payment = truein the database — proving the retry scheduler will find the orderCloses #806
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