valkey: a duplicate starts with no close history - #39575
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LGTM — small, well-reasoned fix with a targeted regression test.
What was reviewed:
clone_without_connecting()now leavesis_manually_closedandfinalizedtoDefault(bothfalse); confirmed no other flag's value changes via..Default::default().finalizedcopy was dead — only set by the JS finalizer, andduplicate()is only reachable from a live wrapper.- The updated comment in
fail_with_js_value()accurately drops the now-stale reference to the copied flag. - New test mirrors the adjacent "duplicate of a failed client" test, wires
oncloseto reject, and asserts exact connection counts.
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Overview
This PR removes two flag copies from JSValkeyClient::clone_without_connecting() (the backing for RedisClient.duplicate()): is_manually_closed and finalized. Both now fall through to ConnectionFlags::default(), i.e. false. A stale comment in fail_with_js_value() that described the old copy is trimmed, an existing test comment is reworded to match, and a new regression test is added.
Security risks
None. This is a two-line state-initialization change in the Valkey client's duplicate() path; no parsing, auth, or untrusted-input handling is touched.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-medium. The diff is tiny (5 lines of production code removed, comment edits, one new test) and the mechanism is clearly explained in the PR description. I traced each of the nine ConnectionFlags fields through the before/after struct literal to confirm only is_manually_closed and finalized change value, and both correctly become false:
is_manually_closed: the bug. A duplicate of aclose()d client would inherittrue, so its first server-initiated drop hit theis_manually_closed || failedearly-out inon_close()and skipped auto-reconnect. A fresh duplicate has never been closed, sofalseis correct.finalized: dead copy. Onlyfinalize()sets it, andduplicate()is a JS method reachable only from a live wrapper, so it's alwaysfalseat the copy site anyway.
Other factors
The new test is a near-exact structural sibling of the existing "a duplicate of a failed client still auto-reconnects" test (which the PR also updates the comment on), using the same helloServer stub and the same onconnect/onclose wiring — so failure paths reject the awaited promise rather than hanging. Cleanup is in try/finally. No network access, no sleeps-as-waits. The PR description states the test fails on main, which matches the traced behavior. No prior reviewer comments to address.
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Adopted. Ready to merge from my side: the src change is unchanged since the first push, the new test fails on a debug build without it and passes with it, and dec40a7 only rewords one test comment from review. Waiting on CI for the current head. |
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LGTM — a duplicate no longer inherits its source's is_manually_closed/finalized flags, so a duplicate of a closed client can auto-reconnect.
What was reviewed
clone_without_connecting(): the two removed flags fall through toConnectionFlags::default()(bothfalse); the option flags still copied are unchanged.- Confirmed
finalizedis only ever set by the JS finalizer, so copying it from a live wrapper was dead. - New test mirrors the existing "duplicate of a failed client" test with
client.close()as the source state; reuseshelloServer, wiresoncloseto reject, cleans up infinally.
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Overview
Removes two flag copies (is_manually_closed, finalized) from JSValkeyClient::clone_without_connecting() in src/runtime/valkey_jsc/js_valkey.rs, so a duplicate() starts with no close history. Trims an obsolete sentence from the fail() comment in valkey.rs that described the old copy. Rewords the matching comment in an existing test and adds a new test that duplicates a close()d client and asserts it auto-reconnects after the server drops its first connection.
Security risks
None. No parsing of untrusted input, no auth/TLS/permission code touched — this only changes which per-connection state flags are seeded on a fresh duplicate.
Level of scrutiny
Low. The native change is a five-line removal whose effect is that two boolean fields fall through to ..Default::default() (both false per ConnectionFlags::default()). The rationale is sound: is_manually_closed is per-connection close history, not a user option, and a duplicate is a fresh never-connected client that should go through the normal retry policy on its first drop. finalized is set only by the GC finalizer, and duplicate() is a JS method reachable only from a live wrapper, so copying it was dead. No other consumer of these flags is affected — the duplicate simply starts in the same state a freshly-constructed client does.
Other factors
The new test follows the established helloServer stub pattern in the same file, uses Promise.withResolvers with onclose wired to reject (so a wrong close fails the test rather than hanging), asserts exact connection counts, and cleans up in finally. The existing "duplicate of a failed client" test's comment is updated to reflect that a duplicate carries no close history at all, which is now true for both the failed and manually-closed source cases. No CODEOWNERS entries cover these paths.
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In `@test/js/valkey/reliability/connection-failures.test.ts`:
- Around line 899-908: Correct the comment above the reconnect assertions to
state that the awaited PING before reconnected.promise validates connection 2,
while the subsequent PING validates connection 3; remove the inaccurate claim
about a queued PING crossing the connection drop. Keep the test behavior
unchanged unless explicitly adding a separate command while disconnected.
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LGTM — a duplicate now starts with clean close-history flags instead of inheriting the source's manual-close/finalized state.
What was reviewed
clone_without_connecting(): removedis_manually_closed/finalizedfrom the flag copy; both now come fromConnectionFlags::default()(=false), which matches a freshNeverConnectedclient.- Traced
is_manually_closedthroughon_close()— confirmed the copied flag was what suppressed the retry policy on the duplicate's first drop. finalizedcopy was dead: onlyfinalize()sets it, andduplicate()is only reachable from a live wrapper.- New test mirrors the existing "duplicate of a failed client" sibling and reuses its
helloServerstub;oncloseis wired to reject so a missed retry fails fast.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
Two-line fix in src/runtime/valkey_jsc/js_valkey.rs's clone_without_connecting() (the backing for RedisClient.duplicate()): stop copying is_manually_closed and finalized from the source client into the duplicate's ConnectionFlags. Both now fall through to ..Default::default(), which sets them to false. A comment in valkey.rs's fail() and one in an existing test that described the old copy behavior are reworded. A new test in connection-failures.test.ts covers the observable fix.
Correctness
The bug is well-traced: disconnect() sets is_manually_closed, on_close() reads it to skip the retry policy, and clone_without_connecting() was copying it into a duplicate whose status starts at NeverConnected. So a duplicate of a close()d client would treat its own first server-initiated drop as a manual close and never retry. Removing the copy is the right fix at the right layer — a fresh client should have no close history, and every other consumer of is_manually_closed (do_connect() clears it, on_close() reads it) already treats it as per-instance state.
The finalized copy was provably dead: it is only set in JSValkeyClient::finalize() (the GC finalizer), and duplicate() is a JS method reachable only from a live wrapper. Removing it is pure cleanup.
I checked ConnectionFlags::default() — both flags default to false, so ..Default::default() produces the intended fresh state. The option flags that should be inherited (enable_auto_reconnect, enable_offline_queue, enable_auto_pipelining) are still copied explicitly.
Security risks
None. This is a boolean flag copy in a struct initializer; no untrusted input, no memory management, no auth/TLS paths touched.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-medium. The Rust change is a five-line deletion from a struct initializer with a clear mechanism. The test is the more substantial addition, and it closely mirrors the adjacent "a duplicate of a failed client still auto-reconnects" test — same helloServer stub, same reconnected withResolvers pattern, same onclose-rejects wiring so a missed retry fails the test rather than hanging.
Other factors
The author (via robobun) confirmed the new test fails on main and passes with the fix on a debug build, and the other 38 stub-based tests in the file pass. Pre-rebase CI passed. The rebase only touched test placement. No outstanding reviewer comments.
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LGTM — targeted fix that stops duplicate() from inheriting the source's is_manually_closed/finalized flags, so a duplicate of a closed client auto-reconnects.
What was reviewed:
clone_without_connectingnow falls through toConnectionFlags::default()for both removed flags (bothfalse) — verified only caller isduplicate(), which is unreachable from a finalized wrapper.- The
failedflag was already defaulted (not copied), so the sibling "failed client" test's invariant is unchanged; the trimmedfail()comment just drops the now-stale rationale. - New test mirrors its sibling's structure, wires
oncloseto reject the awaited promise, and would fail on main (copied flag → drop of connection 2 firesoncloseinstead of retrying).
Extended reasoning...
Overview
Removes two flag copies from JSValkeyClient::clone_without_connecting in src/runtime/valkey_jsc/js_valkey.rs: is_manually_closed and finalized. Both now fall through to ..Default::default(), which sets them to false. Trims a stale sentence from the fail() comment in valkey.rs that referenced the old copy behavior. Adds one test and rewords a comment in the neighboring sibling test in connection-failures.test.ts.
Security risks
None. This is lifecycle-flag bookkeeping in a client duplication path; no untrusted input parsing, auth, or crypto is touched.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-moderate. The Rust change is a 5-line deletion whose effect is fully described by ConnectionFlags::default(). clone_without_connecting has exactly one caller (duplicate() in js_valkey_functions.rs), and that caller is a #[host_fn(method)] — only reachable from a live JS wrapper, so finalized on the source is provably false at that point (dead-code removal). The is_manually_closed removal is the actual behavior fix: a duplicate starts NeverConnected with no socket and has never had close() called on it, so inheriting the source's manual-close bit is semantically wrong and suppresses the retry policy on the duplicate's first drop.
Other factors
The new test is a near-clone of the existing "a duplicate of a failed client still auto-reconnects" test directly above it, using the same helloServer stub and the same reconnect-assertion shape (two onconnects, no onclose, PING answered on connection 3). It wires onclose to reject the awaited promise so a regression fails fast rather than timing out. robobun confirmed the test fails without the src change and passes with it on a debug build. The one CodeRabbit thread (test-comment wording) was addressed in dec40a7 and resolved. No outstanding human review comments.
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Split out of #39548. One fix in RedisClient.duplicate(), with a test in test/js/valkey/reliability/connection-failures.test.ts that fails on main.
The problem
duplicate() copied the manual-close flag from its source. A duplicate of a close()d client starts out never connected and dials on its first command. Because the copied flag was set, its first dropped connection was treated as a manual close: no retry, even with autoReconnect: true, until the user called connect() explicitly. duplicate() also copied the finalized flag, which is dead: only the finalizer sets it, and duplicate() is only reachable from a live wrapper.
What changed
duplicate() no longer copies either flag. A duplicate starts with no close history; the option flags it does copy are unchanged. A comment in fail() and one in an existing test that described the old copy are reworded.
Visible changes
A duplicate of a closed client reconnects after a dropped connection when autoReconnect is on.
Tests
Against a net stub that answers HELLO and PING: the source is closed, the duplicate's first connection is dropped by the server right after PING, and the duplicate must reconnect and answer the next PING from a third connection.
Rebase
Rebased onto main after #39546 landed. Only the test file conflicted: both sides appended tests to connection-failures.test.ts, and main also opened a new "Offline Queue" describe block at the end of the file. The new test now sits in "Recovering After fail()", directly after "a duplicate of a failed client still auto-reconnects", which defines the helloServer stub it uses. The src change applied unchanged.
no test proof · iteration 1 · Platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine. Deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/valkey/reliability/connection-failures.test.ts