Run the engine's shutdown hooks instead of dropping them - #137
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The engine registers exactly one shutdown hook — `queue::worker` releasing the in-flight job locks, so a clean restart re-claims that work instead of waiting out the lease. In module mode `UnservedShutdownHost` dropped it and reported a classified error, which is why every launch took the slow path and the host logged `shutdown host unserved in module mode`. The reason given for dropping was that no moment exists inside this module at which a hook could be awaited. That is not so: the module already declares and serves `Shutdown`, and the host calls it through `MemoryProvider::shutdown()`. Bank the hooks and drain them there. Draining is what keeps the member idempotent, as its contract requires — a second shutdown finds nothing banked rather than releasing the same locks twice — and each hook runs in its own task under a five-second deadline so one that panics or wedges costs only itself. Both of those degrade to exactly where a dropped hook already left the work. Hooks run before `provider.shutdown()`: releasing a lock is a write to the very store the provider is about to release, and the other order leaves it nothing to write through. The comment arguing against this registry is replaced rather than deleted, because it was right about the part that has not changed. Banking only helps if something calls `Shutdown`, and at the time of writing the host does not do so on its way out — tinyhumansai/openhuman#6005 carries that half. Banking is not worse than dropping in that case and is better in every other, so the gap is still announced at `install_seams`, now naming the condition ("only when the host calls Shutdown") instead of a flat "unserved" a host-side fix would leave stale. Separately, the frozen-config-snapshot answer stops being reported as a defect. It is a documented design limit — the host is the one that hands this module the snapshot — so `warn_degraded_once` keeps the once-per-process log line the scheduler-gate stub emits and leaves the error reporter alone. A `ReloadConfig` member would remove the limit rather than reclassify it, and is deliberately left for its own change: it needs a contract member, a release and a host that calls it. Closes tinyhumansai#133
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Team Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesModule shutdown and degraded warnings
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Shutdown now runs registered hooks before provider shutdown, but a hook exceeding its deadline can continue in the background while the provider closes, potentially interfering with graceful lock release or backend shutdown. The stale queue-pool warning also misstates the remaining shutdown limitation. Resolve these issues before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Engine
participant ModuleShutdownHost
participant BANKED_HOOKS
participant ModuleService
participant Provider
Engine->>ModuleShutdownHost: register ShutdownHook
ModuleShutdownHost->>BANKED_HOOKS: bank hook
ModuleService->>BANKED_HOOKS: drain hooks
ModuleService->>Engine: run hooks with deadlines
ModuleService->>Provider: shutdown after hooks
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR downgrades frozen-config-snapshot reporting to a warning and implements module-side shutdown-hook banking and draining. It does not include the linked issue's required host-side Shutdown invocation or registry re-pinning, so the complete issue objective is not met. Resolution Add or verify the host-side call to the module's Shutdown member during shutdown, and complete the required registry re-pin before considering issue Warning Your free Security trial is over. An organization admin can upgrade to Advanced for continuous pull request security review or dismiss this notice. Comment |
Every store `OpenStore` hands back exports the same interface, so a per-profile store shutting down would have drained the bank too. The hooks are process-wide — the engine's one releases the job locks for the whole queue, not for a subtree — so that would run the release early and leave nothing banked for the shutdown that actually ends the process. `opener` already marks the root: `OpenStore` sets it to `None` on what it creates, precisely so a store opened that way cannot open further stores.
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440-441: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the queue-pool warning.
Lines 440-441 still state that the graceful lock-release hook is dropped and that shutdown always waits for lease expiry.
host::install_seamsnow banks hooks, andMemoryService::shutdownruns them before provider shutdown. Replace this text with the remaining limitation: hooks run only when the host callsShutdown.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/tinymemory-module/src/host_test.rs`:
- Around line 350-357: Extend the shutdown-hook test around run_shutdown_hooks
with a hook that remains pending, advance Tokio’s controlled clock beyond
HOOK_DEADLINE, and assert the subsequent survivor hook still executes. Enable
Tokio’s test-util feature so the timeout path can be tested deterministically,
while preserving the existing panic-hook coverage.
In `@crates/tinymemory-module/src/host.rs`:
- Line 561: Update the shutdown hook handling around tokio::time::timeout to
retain the JoinHandle, call abort() when the timeout expires, and await the
handle’s cancellation before invoking provider.shutdown(). Ensure timed-out
hooks cannot continue accessing the store during backend shutdown.
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In `@crates/tinymemory-module/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 440-441: The queue-pool warning text near host::install_seams and
MemoryService::shutdown is outdated; replace the claim that graceful
lock-release hooks are dropped and shutdown always waits for lease expiry with
the remaining limitation that hooks run only when the host calls Shutdown.
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`timeout` took the `JoinHandle` by value, so on expiry it dropped it — and dropping a handle detaches the task rather than cancelling it. The hook went on running, still holding the store, while `provider.shutdown()` released the backend underneath it. Pass `&mut` so the handle survives the timeout, then `abort()` and await it: abort only requests cancellation, and awaiting is what makes "the hook has stopped touching the store" true before this returns. Cover the branch with a deterministic test. `start_paused` advances the clock the moment the runtime goes idle, so the deadline fires without waiting out a real five seconds and cannot flake under load. It asserts all three things that matter: the stalled hook started, it did not finish, and the hook after it still ran. Two supporting fixes: `tokio` gains `time` as a normal feature. `run_shutdown_hooks` has been calling `tokio::time::timeout` while the manifest asked only for `macros`, `rt-multi-thread` and `sync` — it compiled because something else in the graph enabled the feature, which is not a thing to rely on. `test-util` joins the dev features for the paused clock. The bank's test-only drain moves from `host.rs` into `host_test.rs`. CI refuses `#[cfg(test)]` executable code in a production source (it may only precede a `mod` or `use`), and a child module reaches its ancestor's private statics anyway, so the helper loses nothing by living beside the tests that use it.
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Summary
The engine registers exactly one shutdown hook —
queue::workerreleasing the in-flight job locks so a clean restart re-claims that work instead of waiting out the lease. In module modeUnservedShutdownHostdropped it and reported a classified error, so every launch took the slow path.The stated reason for dropping was that no moment exists inside the module at which a hook could be awaited. That is not so: the module already declares and serves
Shutdown, and the host reaches it throughMemoryProvider::shutdown(). This banks the hooks and drains them there.Separately, the frozen-config-snapshot answer stops being reported as a defect. It is a documented design limit — the host is the one that hands this module the snapshot — so it keeps its once-per-process log line and leaves the error reporter alone.
Related issue
Closes #133
API or behavior changes
No public API change. Two behaviour changes, both module-internal:
Shutdown, instead of being dropped at registration. Draining keeps the member idempotent, as its contract requires — a second shutdown finds nothing banked rather than releasing the same locks twice. Hooks run beforeprovider.shutdown(), because releasing a lock writes to the very store the provider is about to release.config_loader's frozen-snapshot answer is logged atwarninstead of being sent to the host's error reporter. The log line and its once-per-process latch are unchanged.This is half of the fix, deliberately. Banking only helps if something calls
Shutdown, and at the time of writing the host does not do so on its way out — tinyhumansai/openhuman#6005 carries that half. Banking is not worse than dropping in that case and is better in every other, soinstall_seamsstill announces the gap, now naming the condition ("only when the host calls Shutdown") rather than a flat "unserved" that a host-side fix would leave stale.The comment that argued against this registry is replaced rather than deleted: it was right about the part that has not changed.
Validation
Commands actually run, with their outcome — all green:
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo build --all-targets --all-featurescargo test --all-featurescrates/tinymemory-moduleis excluded from the root workspace, so none of the four touches it. Its own lane was run the way CI does, also all green:cargo fmt --manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.toml --all -- --checkcargo clippy --manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warningscargo build --locked --manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.tomlcargo test --manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.toml— 80 passed, 0 failed--fail-under-lines 80exits 0 at 80.22% total, withhost.rsat 90.31%Tests
Four in
host_test.rs, all against the module crate's own lane:a_registered_hook_is_banked_and_runs_on_shutdown— registering does not run it, one shutdown runs it once, and a second shutdown runs nothing (the idempotence theShutdowncontract requires).a_panicking_hook_does_not_stop_the_others— a hook that panics costs only itself; the next one still runs.shutting_down_with_nothing_banked_is_a_no_op— the ordinary case where a host shuts a driver down before the queue ever started.the_unserved_scheduler_gate_answers_exactly_what_an_unwired_seam_answered— the surviving half of the old combined stub test, unchanged in intent.Each holds
seam_lock::hold_global_seams_async()and clears the bank first, because the registry is process-wide.Deliberately untested: the five-second per-hook deadline. Asserting it would mean either sleeping past it or injecting a clock, and the branch it guards degrades to the same lease-expiry path a dropped hook already did.
Documentation
Module docs updated in the same change: the
install_seamswarning now names the precise condition, thelib.rssetup comment no longer callsShutdowna stub,config_loader's module docs explain why the limit is logged rather than reported, and the "deliberately not built" note inhost.rsrecords why it now is.Checklist
#[allow(...)],#[ignore], or relaxed lints.envcontents in the diff or the descriptionNote for the release
This takes effect only once the module is released and
openhuman'smodules::registryis re-pinned to it. Until then the host loads v1.13.7, which still drops the hook.Summary by CodeRabbit
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