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The kafka consumer can only be profiled from outside today, so a throughput drop cannot be attributed to ingest, spill restore or the downstream apply wait. - assert appended == applied + pending for every events group, so an event dropped without being applied fails fast instead of silently reducing throughput - log a 30s window summary of the three stages plus spill state The counters are prepared to be maintained from the resolver goroutines once the resolve path is split from the read loop.
The consumer spent most of its wall time inside the resolve path, so reading and applying never overlapped: ingest ran at ~25k msg/s and the downstream apply at ~17k rows/s, but serialized they only reached ~8.8k rows/s end to end. - EventsGroup tracks frontier (first unapplied key), deleteUpper (end of the physically deleted prefix) and lateMinKey (smallest key appended below an in-flight batch), so a late event is never deleted together with the applied range and never applied twice. appended/applied counters assert that no event is dropped silently. - SpillStore guards its state with a mutex; payload reads and decodes stay outside the lock so restore workers overlap. - A resolve pipeline (one resolver, one submitter) runs restore and downstream apply off the read loop. The resolver claims one batch per group in commit-ts order, the submitter is the only goroutine that talks to the sink, and a barrier quiesces the pipeline before a DDL flush. Resolves still stop at the published global watermark. - The read loop only appends events and publishes the watermark; group maps are guarded by a per-partition RWMutex. Enabled with --enable-parallel-resolve, off by default.
The canal-json decoder builds the table info from the message itself, and that table info is what the MySQL sink reads the row locator from. Three things were wrong for tables with a composite primary key: - PKIsHandle was set whenever the table had any primary key, but the flag means "the single primary key column is the row handle". A composite key reported as a handle made the sink fall back to its first column (in the decoder the columns are sorted by name, so that is the alphabetically first column) as the locator. - the synthesized primary index had no state, so it was filtered out as non-public and could not be used as the locator either. - column offsets were never set, so every offset based lookup resolved to the first column. A composite key becomes a common handle over the whole key now, so the sink locates rows by the primary key columns instead of scanning the whole table.
Two gaps in the parallel resolve path: - the read loop committed a resolved message as soon as it was read, but the spill store is temporary, so committing before the events reached the downstream would skip them on a restart. The resolver now marks every drained resolve pass, and a resolved message is committed only after its watermark was applied. - the submitter buffered events until a full sink batch, so a small remainder waited for the next topic message. The same pass marker flushes it, and an acknowledged batch asks for another pass so events that arrived while it was in flight are resolved without waiting for the next resolved message. Restore and downstream wait time are now also recorded on this path, and pipeline_test.go pins the contract that every appended event is applied exactly once per group and that a late event is applied after the batch that was in flight.
The appended/applied counters only check internal bookkeeping; they cannot detect a lost event, so they do not earn a panic on the hot path. Zero-loss stays a property of the frontier/deleteUpper/lateMinKey rules themselves.
The canal-json decoder fix applies to the other decoders too: each of them builds a table info for the message and the MySQL sink reads the row locator from it. - pkg/common: SetHandleKeyFlags records the handle the way TiDB does, a single integer primary key column is a handle and any other primary key is a common handle. - open: set column offsets, build one primary index over the whole key with a public state instead of one index per key column, and derive the handle from the shared helper. - avro: set column offsets, give the primary index its offsets, unique flag and state, and derive the handle. - debezium, simple and the storage schema file: give the primary index a public state, set the missing column offsets, and derive the handle. canal now uses the shared helper as well, and a test checks with the sink's own SQL builder that an update of the decoded table puts the primary key columns in the WHERE clause rather than the first column of the message.
- drop the pipeline paused flag and its mutex: the resolver already blocks on the resume channel while a DDL barrier is held - drop the spill index point-delete counter, which was only written - drop the flush counters and their log fields: the flushed message count and the stage duties already answer which stage is slow - use tables.FindPrimaryIndex and model.FindColumnInfo in SetHandleKeyFlags instead of hand-rolled scans
- stopPipeline calls pipeline.stop directly: every blocking point of the pipeline (batch send, barrier resume, flush wait) selects ctx.Done, and the call runs after the errgroup cancelled the context. - the first resolve failure is an atomic.Pointer[error] instead of a mutex, an error field and a bool. - the submitter reuses the spill store's resolve batch limit instead of a second constant. Also drops the table info internals test in canal: the row locator contract it checks is asserted directly by the update SQL test, and the single column primary key shape it covered is what every case run exercises.
Adds one test per decoder that builds the table info through the decoder's own path for a table with a composite primary key and asserts, with the sink's SQL builder, that an update is located by the primary key columns. The assertion is shared as RequireRowLocatorByPrimaryKey so each decoder test stays a few lines. The test found that the debezium decoder never set column offsets, so both primary key columns resolved to the first column and the generated UPDATE became "WHERE `a` = ? AND `a` = ? LIMIT 1", which locates an arbitrary row of that key instead of the row itself. The columns keep their offsets now.
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The resolve pipeline is the consumer's only path now, so the option, the command line flag and every "pipeline == nil" fallback are gone. That also removes the synchronous flushDMLEventsByWatermark path, which only the read loop fallback used. Tests build their writer through newTestWriter, which starts the pipeline, and the mock sink fires the flush callback like a real sink does, so a barrier or pass marker can drain. The one test that asserts what the sink received drains the pipeline explicitly.
The resume signal was a single slot channel that both the resolver and the submitter wait on, so a pause only released one of them. The next pause was never forwarded and the read loop blocked forever, which a DDL write with two ready DDLs hits. Each barrier item now owns the channel its holders close, and closing it releases both. Cleanup from the same pass: - remove flushDMLEventsByWatermark, dead once the synchronous fallback went - remove the stopPipeline wrapper, call pipeline.stop directly - build the schema file's primary index columns in the same loop - let the pipeline test use newTestWriter instead of starting the pipeline by hand
sync_waitgroup_go: wg.Go for the pipeline loops and the concurrency test.
sync_once_func: sync.OnceFunc for the one-shot in-flight signal.
testing_t_context: t.Context() instead of WithCancel/Background in tests,
which also drops two now-unused context imports.
maps_values_iter, slices_collect: snapshotGroups collects maps.Values.
slices_clone, slices_sort_func: schema file checksum sorts a cloned slice
with SortStableFunc and cmp.Compare.
any: the shared test helper no longer spells interface{}.
The client, its admin metadata lookup and the message type move to kgo/kadm, and confluent-kafka-go is gone from go.mod, go.sum and the build. The consumer keeps the librdkafka behaviour it relied on: - group without committed offsets starts at the first message - the client never commits by itself, offsets are committed from the read loop only, asynchronously, so a slow coordinator never blocks reading - the eager range assignor is kept, so a group that still has a member on the old client keeps working while it rolls - TLS comes from the same ca/cert/key files, the debug log level still prints the client's logs - getPartitionNum retries metadata until the topic shows up, now through kadm on a franz-go client A fetch that carries both records and errors is no longer skipped: the errors are logged, the records are still processed.
strings_split_seq: iterate the topic list with strings.SplitSeq. min_max: take the partition maximum with max. range_over_int: count partitions and metadata retries with range. slices_sort_func: sort the pending DDL list with slices.SortStableFunc and cmp.Compare, which drops the sort import. testing_t_context: use t.Context() in the writer tests, which drops the context import. time.Tick is left alone: the ticker here is stopped per flush, and staticcheck flags time.Tick.
The per-decoder locator tests lived in their own row_locator_test.go files; they belong next to the other tests of the package, so open, avro, debezium, simple and cloudstorage got them appended to their existing test file and the separate files are gone. The cloudstorage test file already had a "common" import for pkg/common, so the codec one is aliased codeccommon there, as the rest of the repository does it.
The repository used both codeccommon and codecCommon for pkg/sink/codec/common; unify on codecCommon, the spelling the majority of call sites already use. Rename only, no behaviour change.
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🟠 Major · Protect the shared payload cache during group resolution. · event_group.go:1127-1166
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winProtect the shared payload cache during group resolution.
The production writer shares one
SpillStoreacross itsEventsGroupinstances.resolveLoopcan executeclaimResolveLockedwhilesubmitLoopacknowledges an earlier batch. The resolver readsg.store.cachewithouts.mu, whileunpinPayloadscan delete entries from that map unders.mu. This reachable concurrent map access can terminate the consumer process.Protect the cache lookup with
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/consumer.go`:
- Around line 51-56: Update kafkaOptions to enable kgo.DialTLSConfig when any of
o.ca, o.cert, or o.key is configured, so client certificates activate TLS
without a CA file. In newTLSConfig, read and configure the custom root pool only
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- Around line 219-224: Update the commit flow around WriteMessage/readMessage
and client.CommitOffsets to track the highest submitted offset per
topic-partition, and skip any commit whose offset is not greater than the
tracked value. Preserve existing pendingCommits and watermark behavior while
ensuring CommitOffsets receives only monotonic advances.
In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/pipeline.go`:
- Around line 198-200: Update resolveOnce to track when any group is skipped due
to HasPendingBatch by recording a pending state, and return before publishing
the appliedUpTo batch when that state is set. Preserve the existing more
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In `@pkg/sink/codec/avro/decoder.go`:
- Line 461: Update newTableInfo so primary-index creation and the
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- Around line 1127-1166: In EventsGroup.claimResolveLocked, protect the
g.store.cache lookup used to determine whether a payload is cached with
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creation and iteration outside the store lock, locking only around the shared
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- Drop the unused resolve parameter of claimResolveLocked: the function reads the resolved ts from the group. - Iterate the group test loops with range over int. - The resolver read the shared payload cache without the store lock while an acknowledgement of another group can evict an entry, so take the lock around the lookup. The Pebble iteration stays outside the store lock.
- Enable TLS when only the client certificate or key is configured, and use the system root pool when no CA file is set, so a configured client certificate is not silently ignored. - Keep the committed offset monotonic per topic-partition. A commit replaces the stored offset instead of taking its maximum, and a resolved message can be committed after records that follow it, so the read loop must not move a group offset backwards: the group would replay records after a restart.
…ight A resolve pass skipped a group whose batch was still in flight and then published the applied watermark anyway. That group can hold spilled events at or below the watermark beyond the batch, so the read loop would commit offsets whose events are not applied, and a restart with a fresh spill store skips them. The pass now records the skip and does not publish the applied range. It sends a flush-only item instead: the submitter applies and acknowledges what it holds, which releases the skipped group, and asks for the next pass. Without that flush a small remainder would wait for a full sink batch, because the applied-range item is what flushed it.
The read loop runs ahead of the resolve pipeline, but a flushed DDL let it commit the DDL offset right away, which claims every earlier offset of that partition was processed. Events below the partition watermark can still be in the spill store, so a restart skipped them. Queue the DDL record in pendingCommits with the partition watermark instead, and let the applied-watermark gate commit it once the events below it reached the downstream, like the resolved messages around it. The writer tests also need two fixes for the parallel resolve path: newTestWriter creates the spill store before the pipeline starts, because creating it lazily from the read loop and the pipeline is a data race, and the out-of-order DML test has to publish the partition watermark that the resolve pass applies up to.
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A DDL read before the watermark reached its commit ts waits in ddlList, because the sink applies the events below a DDL before the DDL itself. Publishing the raised watermark first let the resolve pipeline apply a DML above the DDL commit ts while the table of the DDL did not exist downstream yet, so the consumer failed with "Table ... doesn't exist" and stopped, which failed the foreign_key and new_ci_collation cases. Flush the DDLs the new watermark makes eligible before publishing it, and pin the order with a test that records the published watermark seen while the DDL runs.
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A codec decoder holds the cursor of the input it is decoding: the read loop writes the key and value of a message into it and reads the events back. The resolve pipeline restores spilled payloads from another goroutine, and it restored them with the decoder of the read loop, so both paths wrote into one buffer: canal-json panicked with "JSON decoder out of sync - data changing underfoot?" and stopped the consumer, which failed the multi_topics case. The restore path now builds a decoder of its own on the first restore and serializes restores, which run on the resolve pipeline and, while a DDL is flushed, on the read loop itself. Master restored inside the read loop, so one decoder was enough there.
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🟠 Major · Gate watermark-bypassed DDL offsets by partition order. · writer.go:685-688
cmd/kafka-consumer/writer.go:685-688
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftGate watermark-bypassed DDL offsets by partition order. An independent
CREATE TABLEbypasses the watermark check inwriter.Write.WriteMessagethen queues its Kafka record withprogress.watermark, which can be zero while earlier DML from the same partition remains buffered.takeCommittableMessagesreleases that record becauseappliedWatermarkalso starts at zero.consumer.commitMessageonly prevents decreasing an already submitted offset; it does not wait for earlier buffered records. Kafka can therefore restart after the DDL offset and skip the buffered DML. Require the commit gate to wait for all earlier records on the partition, including DDLs flushed through the watermark-bypass path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Retry failed asynchronous offset commits. · consumer.go:223-257
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRetry failed asynchronous offset commits.
commitMessageupdatesc.committedOffsets[tp]beforekgo.Client.CommitOffsetscompletes. If the callback receives an error, it only logs the error. No code requeues or clears the offset, so a later commit attempt for that topic-partition is skipped.
kgo.Client.CommitOffsetsv1.21.7 orders requests and retries only specific protocol cases. Its contract requires the caller to retry failed commits outside the callback. If the failed commit is the last commit for a partition, Kafka retains the older offset and a restart or reassignment redelivers the processed records.Track submitted and acknowledged offsets separately. On callback failure, requeue the offset for retry after the callback returns. Do not suppress an offset until a successful commit, while preserving monotonic request ordering.
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/consumer.go`:
- Around line 223-257: Update commitMessage and the commit-tracking flow to
distinguish submitted offsets from successfully acknowledged offsets. On
CommitOffsets callback failure, requeue the failed topic-partition offset for
retry after the callback returns; only suppress offsets once acknowledged, while
preserving monotonic request ordering and avoiding duplicate or regressive
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/writer.go`:
- Around line 685-688: Update the pending-commit handling in WriteMessage and
the takeCommittableMessages commit gate so watermark-bypassed DDL records cannot
be committed before earlier buffered records from the same partition. Track or
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A DDL is a barrier at its commit ts, but the consumer only flushed the tables the upstream marked as blocked. Those tables are reconstructed by the decoder from the table ids it allocated itself, so a rename of a table whose events were not decoded yet blocks nothing: the older events of that table stayed buffered and were applied after the rename, which failed the multi_tables_ddl case with "Table 'multi_tables_ddl_test.t2' doesn't exist". Flush every group up to the DDL commit ts before running the DDL. The caller only asks for that once the watermark reached the commit ts, which is when the upstream has sent every event below it. Events of tables the upstream did not mark as blocked now reach the downstream before the DDL instead of at the next watermark flush, which keeps commit-ts order.
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The DDL offset was queued behind the applied watermark, so a consumer that restarted while the resolve pipeline was still catching up re-read the DDL and executed it again: kafka_big_messages failed with "Table 'kafka_big_messages_canal_json.finish_mark' already exists". Replaying DML writes the same rows again, which is harmless, so a resolved message may lag behind the applied watermark. Replaying a DDL fails downstream, so its offset is committed as soon as the DDL is applied, the way the read loop did before the resolve moved off it. Everything below the DDL commit ts reached the downstream in flushDDLEvent, which is what keeps that commit safe.
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/writer.go`:
- Line 735: Update the queued DDL handling around flushDDLEvent and WriteMessage
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The upstream dispatches a DDL once per dispatcher, so the same DDL reaches the topic more than once and both copies land in the same partition when the topic has one. Executing it twice fails downstream, which is what kafka_big_messages hit: "Table 'kafka_big_messages_canal_json.finish_mark' already exists", after the changefeed recovered from its error and re-dispatched the DDL. Replayed DML needs no such filter because the sink writes rows idempotently; replayed DDL does not, so skip the exact DDL already seen for its schema and table.
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…marks The spill restore decodes spilled payloads on the resolve pipeline, so it needs a decoder with an input cursor of its own, but it must keep the schema state the decoder of the read loop learned from the DDLs: the simple protocol names the table info of a message by version, and a decoder that never saw the DDL cannot resolve it, which failed the simple_json case with "table info not found ... DML spill payload cannot be restored". Decoders now hand out such a decoder through common.SchemaStateDecoder, and the consumer restores with it. A DDL record is no longer committed by itself. A record below it in the partition can hold events above the DDL commit ts that the resolve pipeline has not applied yet, and committing the DDL offset would skip them when the consumer restarts. The read loop commits the watermarks instead: the offset of the next resolved message covers every record below it, and it is committed once the applied watermark reached that message's watermark. WriteMessage no longer returns a commit flag, since the read loop never commits its records directly. An unreadable or empty CA bundle is now reported as ErrKafkaInvalidConfig.
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The checksum of a schema file is part of the file path, so a database level schema file must keep the name an earlier version wrote it with. Cloning the columns of a schema file that has none produced a nil slice, which marshals as null instead of [], and the checksum of every database level file changed: TestSchemaFileGenFilePath failed with schema_100_3364439288.json where schema_100_3233644819.json is expected, and an upgraded changefeed would not find the files its previous version wrote. Keep an empty, non nil column slice and sort it stably as before.
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🟠 Major · Retry failed asynchronous offset commits before advancing local state. · consumer.go:226-253
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRetry failed asynchronous offset commits before advancing local state.
commitMessageadvancescommittedOffsetsbefore franz-go v1.21.7 confirmsCommitOffsets. The callback only logs an error.takeCommittableMessageshas already removed the record, so no retry or rollback remains.If the failed record is the final resolved record that covers a DDL, the broker keeps the older offset. A restart can replay the DDL. A fresh writer does not have the in-memory replay marker, so
WriteBlockEventcan fail with"table already exists"and stop the consumer.Keep failed offsets pending and retry them. Track confirmed offsets separately from submitted offsets. Do not continue as if the record was committed after the callback reports an error.
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/consumer.go`:
- Line 211: Update the failure path around pipeline.fail and request so a writer
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PollFetches(ctx) to wake and exit. Ensure readMessage observes and reports the
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/writer.go`:
- Line 512: Move the ddlSeen assignment out of the pre-validation path in the
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/consumer.go`:
- Around line 226-253: The commitMessage flow must track submitted and
broker-confirmed offsets separately: do not advance committedOffsets before
CommitOffsets succeeds. Preserve failed offsets as pending and retry them,
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Wake readMessage when the resolve pipeline fails.
pipeline.fail stores the error and calls request, but request only schedules another resolve pass. It does not cancel the consumer context. writer.run continues in mysqlSink.Run(ctx), while readMessage can remain blocked in PollFetches(ctx). Since WriteMessage checks pipeline.err() only after a record arrives, a failure after the final record can leave the consumer running without processing or reporting the failure. Propagate the failure through context cancellation or a dedicated signal that readMessage selects on.
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In `@cmd/kafka-consumer/consumer.go` at line 211, Update the failure path around
pipeline.fail and request so a writer error cancels the consumer context or
signals readMessage directly, allowing PollFetches(ctx) to wake and exit. Ensure
readMessage observes and reports the stored pipeline error even when no
additional record arrives, while preserving normal WriteMessage processing.
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| w.ddlSeen[key] = seenDDL{commitTs: ddl.GetCommitTs(), query: ddl.Query} |
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Record replay state only after the DDL passes validation.
Line 512 updates ddlSeen before the commit-timestamp regression checks. Consider an accepted DDL at commit timestamp 30, followed by a delayed DDL at timestamp 20. The delayed DDL replaces ddlSeen and is then rejected. A replay of the timestamp-30 DDL no longer matches ddlSeen, so the writer queues and applies it again.
Move this assignment after the regression checks and record the fingerprint when the DDL enters ddlList.
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- w.ddlSeen[key] = seenDDL{commitTs: ddl.GetCommitTs(), query: ddl.Query}
// If commitTs goes backwards for a blocked table, ignore this DDL instead of applying it out of order.
tableIDs := w.getBlockTableIDs(ddl)
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w.ddlList = append(w.ddlList, ddl)
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the pre-validation path in the DDL handling flow, after the commit-timestamp
regression checks and immediately when the DDL is appended to ddlList. Ensure
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