net/tls: follow-up to #11130 — TLS write backpressure + pre-connect TLS writes, connect-retry window, repeated end() callbacks - #11182
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…w, repeated end() - TLS: write() and writableLength count outstanding application bytes (the TLS layer's pending plaintext), not the driver's ciphertext queue, which is empty mid-handshake. A 64 KiB write before 'secureConnect' returned true. - TLS: writes and end() on a tls.connect socket before its TCP connect are held in ext-net and replayed through the TLS layer once it is installed. They sat in the runtime's plaintext backlog and went out in the clear ahead of the ClientHello (server: DecodeError). - A write or end() while a connect plan is between attempts goes to the backlog instead of being refused by the closing failed attempt. - Repeated end(): only the first submits the shutdown; later callbacks complete with it, in order. The runtime refuses a second deferred shutdown instead of overwriting the first token. - write() on new net.Socket() before connect() returns false, as in Node.
The parity harness only links the ext-net wrapper for tests that import net (or http/ws/...). A tls-only test links the bundled stdlib TLS, so this test passed on the unfixed tree too. Importing node:net makes it exercise the code it is about: it now fails on a5af7ea (64 KiB mid-handshake write returns true; the pre-connect write goes out before the ClientHello, DecodeError) and passes with the fix.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes update socket write and shutdown handling during connect retries and TLS handshakes. They also change write backpressure accounting to use outstanding application bytes and make writes before ChangesSocket connection lifecycle
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Socket as tls.connect socket
participant Command as turnloop_io::command
participant Connect as on_connect
participant Replay as replay_held_tls
participant TLS as turnloop_tls_io
Socket->>Command: Write or end before TCP connect completes
Command->>Command: Store the write or end token
Connect->>Replay: Replay held TLS operations
Replay->>TLS: Submit held writes and shutdown
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In `@crates/perry-ext-net/src/turnloop_io.rs`:
- Around line 890-897: Update failure handling in submission_failed and on_error
to fail and emit completion events for all extra_end_users before destroying the
socket. In replay_held_tls, preserve the held writes and held end when replay
fails, and emit their operation-specific failure completion events before socket
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| let extra = with_aux(id, |a| { | ||
| a.shutdown_done = true; | ||
| std::mem::take(&mut a.extra_end_users) | ||
| }); | ||
| push_event(PendingNetEvent::ShutdownComplete(id, user, None)); | ||
| for user in extra { | ||
| push_event(PendingNetEvent::ShutdownComplete(id, user, None)); | ||
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Complete all pending completion callbacks on failure.
on_shutdown drains extra_end_users only after a successful shutdown. A refused command enters submission_failed, while a driver error enters on_error; both report only one token and then destroy the socket. The later emit_close_once drops the remaining tokens through forget_aux.
replay_held_tls has the same issue. It takes all held writes and held_tls_end before replay. A first replay failure returns and drops the remaining callbacks.
Drain repeated-end tokens in every failure path. Retain and fail the remaining held writes and held end with their operation-specific completion events before destroying the socket.
Suggested fix for repeated end callbacks
+fn fail_extra_end_users(id: i64, message: &str) {
+ for user in with_aux(id, |a| std::mem::take(&mut a.extra_end_users)) {
+ push_event(PendingNetEvent::ShutdownComplete(
+ id,
+ user,
+ Some(message.to_owned()),
+ ));
+ }
+}
+
pub(crate) fn submission_failed(id: i64, completion: u64, message: String) {
+ let completion_message = message.clone();
if completion != 0 {
push_event(PendingNetEvent::WriteComplete(
id,
completion,
Some(message.clone()),
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push_event(PendingNetEvent::Error(id, message));
}
+ fail_extra_end_users(id, &completion_message);
destroy(id);
}Call the same helper from on_error before destroy(id).
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In `@crates/perry-ext-net/src/turnloop_io.rs` around lines 890 - 897, Update
failure handling in submission_failed and on_error to fail and emit completion
events for all extra_end_users before destroying the socket. In replay_held_tls,
preserve the held writes and held end when replay fails, and emit their
operation-specific failure completion events before socket destruction so no
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Follow-up to #11130 (merged), fixing the CodeRabbit findings on that PR that are real and in its own code. The other findings, which concern code already on
main, are filed as #11155 and #11156. Each review thread has a reply with the verdict and evidence.Fixes
write()backpressure (turnloop_tls_io.rs,turnloop_io.rs).writableLengthandwrite()'s boolean were judged against the driver's ciphertext queue. Mid-handshake that queue is empty, so a 64 KiB write after'connect'and before'secureConnect'returnedtruewith the whole chunk buffered. They now use the TLS layer's outstanding application bytes, which are retired exactly whenbytesWrittengrows. This is used on both the write path and the completion path, so'drain'fires when the plaintext has actually left.tls.connectwrites were sent unencrypted. Found while checking (1). A write, or anend(), made before the TCP connect completed went through the runtime's plaintext backlog and reached the wire ahead of the ClientHello; the server answeredDecodeError. These are now held in ext-net (Aux::held_tls_writes) and replayed through the TLS layer as soon as it is installed. This bug came in with net: socket.write() returns Node's boolean + 'drain'; bound in-flight writes so bursts can't exhaust the loop #11130's pre-connect backlog. On the turnloop: move perry-ext-net off tokio and tokio-rustls (tokio group A, net half) #11105 base, a pre-connect write to an IP literal was also submitted as plaintext on the connecting handle, and a hostname connect answeredENOENT.write_queue.rs). Between two attempts of a connect plan, the failed attempt's entry is still present andclosing. A write orend()in that window was refused, which the binding reports as'error'plus a destroy of a socket that was about to connect. Whileplan.retrying, they now go to the backlog for the attempt that follows.end()(turnloop_io.rs,write_queue.rs). Only one shutdown token was kept, soend(cb1); end(cb2)rancb2first andcb1only at close. Only the firstend()now submits the shutdown; later callbacks complete with it, in order, or immediately if it already completed. This covers TLS sockets too, whosepending_shutdownwas overwritten the same way. The runtime refuses a second deferred shutdown instead of silently replacing the token.write()beforeconnect()(lifecycle.rs). Onnew net.Socket(), Node returnsfalse(and fails the write withERR_SOCKET_CLOSED); net: socket.write() returns Node's boolean + 'drain'; bound in-flight writes so bursts can't exhaust the loop #11130 returnedtruefor a chunk under the high-water mark. It now returnsfalseand arms no'drain'. The missingERR_SOCKET_CLOSED+ destroy predates net: socket.write() returns Node's boolean + 'drain'; bound in-flight writes so bursts can't exhaust the loop #11130 and is tracked in net: write() on new net.Socket() before connect() is silently dropped (Node: ERR_SOCKET_CLOSED + destroy) #11156.Tests
New gap tests. Both are byte-identical to Node 26.5.1 (
/opt/node-v26.5.1-linux-x64, matches.node-version) across 5 runs. Results from the harness (PERRY_SKIP_BUILD=1 … ./run_parity_tests.sh --filter X), with the unfixed arm built froma5af7ea6(#11130's merged content):test_gap_tls_write_backpressure_handshaketest_gap_net_socket_end_twice_callbacksThe TLS test imports
node:netdeliberately. The harness links theperry-ext-netwrapper only for tests that importnet(or http, ws, …). Atls-only test links the bundled stdlib TLS and passed on the unfixed tree too; my first version did exactly that. On the unfixed tree it prints64 KiB during handshake true, thenclient error ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR: received fatal alert: DecodeError.New unit tests. Each fails with its fix reverted and passes with it:
perry-runtime turnloop_net:writes_between_connect_attempts_reach_the_attempt_that_succeedsanda_second_deferred_shutdown_does_not_replace_the_first. The first asserts that the retry window was actually reached before writing, so it cannot pass vacuously.perry-ext-net:write_before_connect_is_called_returns_false_and_owes_no_drain.write_returns_node_boolean_against_the_high_water_markwas reworked to model a connected socket's queue, since it had relied on the pre-connect()path.On this branch (current
mainc7d0963 + these two commits), perry-dev build of-p perry -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-static:test_gap_net_socket_write_return_drain,test_gap_net_write_burst_then_endandtest_gap_net_write_before_connect_hostname. The first of those hit the harness's 900 s compile timeout once (the ext-net auto-optimize rebuild ran at load ~33); it PASSed on re-run.perry-ext-net36/36 andperry-runtime turnloop_net23/23 (RUST_TEST_THREADS=1).cargo check -p perry-runtime -p perry-ext-net --all-targetsis clean apart from pre-existing warnings.cargo fmt --all -- --checkandscripts/check_file_size.share clean. Against the base:unrooted_local_shape.py --checkOK and--no-raise-vs384→384,raw_handle_debt.py --no-raise-vs901→901,gc_runtime_root_holders.pyOK.Not done / not run
end()coalescing is covered by code review plus the plain-socket gap test; there is no TLS double-end()test.end()callback: if the shared shutdown fails, the extra callbacks still settle at close ("Socket is closed") rather than with the shutdown's own error.ERR_SOCKET_CLOSED) are separate issues and not fixed here.run_lint_gates.shwas not run.Summary by CodeRabbit
end()calls invoke each callback in order.write()on a new socket beforeconnect()returnsfalse, without triggering a laterdrainevent.