deps(turnloop): bump the turnloop family to 0.1.0-alpha.8 - #11083
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe workspace Turnloop dependencies move from alpha.6 to alpha.8. Perry’s HTTP integration updates event handling and request routing. TLS and TCP options now specify provider and default values. SMTP event handling and MongoDB comments also change. ChangesTurnloop alpha.8 upgrade
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participant RequestModeDecoder
participant TurnloopServeConn
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RequestModeDecoder->>TurnloopServeConn: Emit Event::Upgrade
alt Attached WebSocketServer takes precedence
TurnloopServeConn->>WebSocketServer: Route upgrade
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TurnloopServeConn->>UpgradeListener: Dispatch upgrade
else No upgrade handler applies
TurnloopServeConn->>RequestDispatch: Dispatch as ordinary request
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Pulled this back out of train 260. It is not wrong — it is expensive, in a way worth writing down.
I measured it rather than guessed. With this commit in the train: source fingerprint So landing this requires regenerating the published artifact: Two ways forward, and I would like your view since you own the turnloop line:
Either way it should not ride a general merge train, because a train that needs a 2 h measurement stops being a train. Everything else about the bump looks fine — your comment block already does the work of justifying the explicit |
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Update — you are not alone in this. I checked all five open cargo dependency bumps against the public-baseline fingerprint and exactly three trip it: this one, #11062 ( So the efficient path is one regeneration covering all three of us rather than three separate two-hour runs. I'll assemble that as a dedicated PR carrying #11062 + #11063 + this bump plus the regenerated artifact. |
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Second blocker, independent of the benchmark artifact, and it is the one that actually sets the timeline.
So the workspace's Practical consequence for the batching plan I described earlier: I have dropped this from the baseline-regeneration batch. Coupling it would have meant either holding the regenerated artifact for a week or burning a second two-hour measurement when it finally lands. #11062 and #11063 are independent of the publish-age gate. When the age clears (or if the owner grants an override), ping me and I will fold it into whichever regeneration is next. Nothing else about the bump looks wrong — the |
All 7 direct pins move in one commit -- the crates require each other at `^0.1.0-alpha.N` and Perry pins with `=`, so mixing versions fails resolution. The re-resolve moved exactly 9 crates (the 7 plus transitive turnloop-wasi-random and turnloop-zstd-decoder) and nothing else; lockstep is asserted over the whole lockfile, not eyeballed. Owner-approved publish-age override, applied as CARGO_RESOLVER_INCOMPATIBLE_PUBLISH_AGE=allow on the re-resolve, since cargo has no per-package exclusion list. RELEASING.md wants the release source commit: d72fea0b4644af0b13376bf62b3b8181206d359e (turnloop release PR #109). alpha.7 -> alpha.8 is purely additive: it adds `Detached::from_listener_fd` (turnloop#108) and semver-checks rated it API-compatible. All of the work below is from alpha.6 -> alpha.7. TWO CHANGES THAT WERE NOT COMPILE ERRORS `ring` -- would have broken SCRAM-PLUS silently. In alpha.6 `ring` was an UNCONDITIONAL dependency of turnloop-tls, so Perry's `default-features = false` (present only to exclude the `turnloop` feature) still yielded ring. alpha.7 makes it optional-but-default, so the same flag newly STRIPS it. `tls_server_end_point` is `#[cfg(feature = "ring")]` and is what perry-tls-session feeds turnloop-postgres as RFC 5929 channel binding -- a wrong digest makes the driver offer PLUS and then fail the server signature -- and without ring `default_provider()` degrades to a RUNTIME "no rustls crypto provider" failure. `tls_server_end_point_hash` is NOT a drop-in: it returns WHICH hash RFC 5929 selects (`EndPointHash`), not the computed `Digest` (confirmed with the turnloop maintainer, who has corrected the release notes). So this adds `features = ["ring"]`, restoring exactly what alpha.6 gave Perry. http1 `Event::Upgrade` -- a live silent regression. In request mode alpha.7 raises `Event::Upgrade` INSTEAD of `Event::End` (CONNECT, or HTTP/1.1 Upgrade + `Connection: upgrade`). `turnloop_serve/conn.rs` already carried an `Event::Upgrade` arm written as unreachable, "kept so a later decoder that does raise it cannot fall through". alpha.7 is that decoder, so the arm went live and it did not fail to build. Left alone it would have bypassed the attached WebSocketServer precedence and `has_upgrade_listener` (#4973: no listener => serve as an ordinary request), and stopped dispatching CONNECT as a request. `Upgrade` now shares the `End` arm. WHERE THE UPSTREAM CHANGE-MAP DID NOT MATCH THIS WORKSPACE, checked not assumed: turnloop-postgres and turnloop-mysql are not dependencies here at all, so their listed changes reach nothing; `PoolConfig` and `Backend` are unused; `DecodeStep` is never constructed or destructured; and `LocalExecutor::turn` does not reach Perry -- that is turnloop-io's executor, which Perry deliberately never uses and which does not appear in the lockfile, so there is no completion leak. Flagged, deliberately not done: Perry's h2 pre-scan works around the peer's SettingsFrame and GOAWAY debug data now carried by alpha.7 -- five module/doc comments asserting the old API as current fact are corrected, the pre-scan is not, since moving three node:http2 surfaces wants its own commit and an h2spec run. `Loop::rebuild` may suit the drop-and-recreate at event_pump/agent_loop.rs.
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Merge queue: rebased onto current main. Conflicts were version/lock only: kept main's version (no bump in the PR — the next train carries it), took the turnloop alpha.8 manifest block as written, and re-resolved Cargo.lock from main's lock with the recorded one-time publish-age override. Only the 9 turnloop-family packages moved (alpha.6 → alpha.8), and every checksum matches this PR's original lock. |
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Bumps the turnloop family 0.1.0-alpha.6 → 0.1.0-alpha.7. All 7 direct pins move
in one commit — the crates require each other at
^0.1.0-alpha.Nand Perry pinswith
=, so mixing versions fails resolution.cargo updatemoved exactly 9crates (the 7 plus transitive
turnloop-wasi-random,turnloop-zstd-decoder);all 7 checksums verified against the crates.io API.
Owner-approved publish-age override, applied as
CARGO_RESOLVER_INCOMPATIBLE_PUBLISH_AGE=allowon the re-resolve — cargo has noper-package exclusion list, so that matches the precedent alpha.6's own comment
records.
Two findings that were not compile errors
ring— would have broken SCRAM-PLUS silently. In alpha.6ringwas anUNCONDITIONAL dependency of turnloop-tls, so Perry's
default-features = false(present only to exclude the
turnloopfeature) still yielded ring. alpha.7makes it optional-but-default, so that same flag newly STRIPS it.
Two consequences, neither a build failure.
tls_server_end_pointis#[cfg(feature = "ring")], and it is whatperry-tls-sessionfeedsturnloop-postgres as RFC 5929 channel binding — its own doc notes that a wrong
digest makes the driver offer PLUS and then fail the server signature. And
without ring,
default_provider()degrades to a RUNTIME "no rustls cryptoprovider" failure.
tls_server_end_point_hashis NOT a drop-in replacement: it returns whichhash RFC 5929 selects (
EndPointHash), not the computedDigest. So this addsfeatures = ["ring"], restoring exactly what alpha.6 gave Perry rather thanopting into anything new. All six consumers use
turnloop-tls.workspace = true,so one edit covers them.
http1
Event::Upgrade— a live silent regression. In request mode alpha.7raises
Event::UpgradeINSTEAD ofEvent::End(CONNECT, or HTTP/1.1Upgrade+Connection: upgrade).turnloop_serve/conn.rsalready carried anEvent::Upgradearm written as unreachable — "kept so a later decoder that doesraise it cannot fall through". alpha.7 is that decoder, so the arm went live,
and it was not a compile error.
Left alone it would have bypassed the attached-
WebSocketServerprecedence andhas_upgrade_listener(#4973: no listener ⇒ serve as an ordinary request), andstopped dispatching CONNECT as a request.
Upgradenow shares theEndarm.Note
Event::Upgradealready existed in alpha.6 — what changed is that requestmode now raises it. That is why nothing failed to build.
Where the upstream change-map did not match this workspace
Checked rather than assumed:
at all, so
Error::Transport,Value::Unknown,consume_output,Event::Eofand TIME-as-String reach nothing here.PoolConfig(blocking pool) andBackendare unused.DecodeStepis never constructed or destructured — Perry usescompression::decode/StreamingDecoderand reads onlyconsumed/written, ignoringneeds_input, so its loop is robust toprocessdoingmore per call.
LocalExecutor::turndoes not reach Perry. That is turnloop-io'sexecutor, which Perry deliberately never uses (documented in four places);
Perry drives
Driver::turn(timeout, &mut Completions), byte-identical betweenalpha.6 and alpha.7 apart from an internal
self.budget()argument. There isno completion leak.
Flagged, deliberately not done
alpha.7 carries the peer's
SettingsFrameand GOAWAY debug data, both of whichPerry's h2 pre-scan works around. Five module/doc comments asserting the old API
as current fact are corrected here; the pre-scan itself is untouched, since
moving three
node:http2surfaces wants its own commit and an h2spec run.Loop::rebuildmay suit the drop-and-recreate atevent_pump/agent_loop.rs:559— not changed.Verification
cargo check --workspace --all-targets(UI excludes): exit 0, 0 errors, 0 warningsRUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test --release -p perry-runtime: 4377 passed, 0 failedcargo testfor perry-db-turnloop and the five other edited crates: 260 passed, 0 failedcargo fmt --checkclean;check_file_size.sh,binding_pins.mjs --check("17 pinned, lock-step holds"),
binding_governance.py,tokio_inventory.py,workspace_architecture.py,addr_class_inventory.py,gc_runtime_root_holders.py,check_node_version_consistency.py,npm run soak: all passPre-existing, each reproduced on the base tree rather than assumed:
scripts/run_lint_gates.shcannot run at all (exits 4 on thecargo-xwinextraction error — fixed separately in #11081), and
perry-stdlib's full suiteSIGABRTs in
readline::mod_tests::listeners_provider_roots_readable_snapshot_…which passes in isolation and fails only in the full suite, i.e. order-dependent
global state unrelated to turnloop.
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