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Summary

This PR resolves #2345 by ensuring resume.cfg is validated and written atomically only after active worker channels have completed and flushed their target queues upon receiving an interrupt signal.

Features Included

  • Added atomic resume state synchronization in runner/resume.go and runner/runner.go.
  • Added regression tests in runner/resume_test.go covering clean state serialization on single-threaded and multi-threaded SIGINT execution.

Fixes #2345
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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added reliable resume support for interrupted scans.
    • Progress is saved atomically and restored automatically, including work completed out of order.
    • Supports multi-threaded processing without duplicating completed items.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Prevented progress from being recorded before all related scans finish.
    • Improved recovery when saving resume state fails, including cleanup of incomplete save files.
    • Ensured resumed scans continue from the correct contiguous progress point.

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Resume processing now uses thread-safe dispatch and contiguous-completion tracking. The runner waits for direct and recursive scans before marking items complete. Resume state saves atomically, and tests cover interrupted execution followed by resumed processing.

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Resume processing

Layer / File(s) Summary
Resume state and atomic persistence
runner/resume.go
ResumeCfg tracks concurrent dispatch and contiguous completion. Save writes serialized state through a temporary file and rename.
Concurrent runner completion flow
runner/runner.go
The runner uses NextIndex, tracks standard-port and custom-port scans with wait groups, and calls MarkCompleted after recursive processing finishes. Rate-limiter handling is nil-safe.
Resume persistence and interruption validation
runner/resume_test.go
Tests cover save and reload, out-of-order completion, and interrupted concurrent execution followed by resume.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to fd127

The resume-state changes are localized, but the added interruption/resume test does not exercise production resume loading and can pass even when checkpointed targets are reprocessed. This is a bounded correctness-validation risk that should be explicitly addressed or accepted before merging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Input
  participant Runner
  participant ResumeCfg
  participant ScanProcessing
  Input->>Runner: provide target
  Runner->>ResumeCfg: NextIndex(target)
  Runner->>ScanProcessing: process target and recursive probes
  ScanProcessing-->>Runner: finish all target work
  Runner->>ResumeCfg: MarkCompleted(index, target)
  Runner->>ResumeCfg: Save(filePath)
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I’m a rabbit guarding progress bright,
I track each scan through day and night.
Gaps stay open; finished paths align,
Safe files replace the old design.
Hop, resume, and process every line! 🐇

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the atomic resume-state flush and index-concurrency fixes, which match the primary changes.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes address issue #2345 by atomically persisting validated progress and tracking completion so interrupted runs resume remaining targets without skips.
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
runner/resume_test.go (1)

80-103: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider gating this integration test.

The test starts an HTTP server, runs two full enumerations of 30 targets with a 10 ms server delay, and polls in 5 ms steps. Runtime is measured in seconds, and the result depends on scheduler timing. Add a testing.Short() guard so the default fast test run stays quick.

if testing.Short() {
    t.Skip("skipping interrupt-and-resume integration test in short mode")
}
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In `@runner/resume_test.go` around lines 80 - 103, Add a testing.Short() guard at
the beginning of TestRunner_MultiThreadedInterruptAndResume that skips this
integration test with a clear message when short mode is enabled, while
preserving the existing behavior in normal test runs.
runner/resume.go (2)

99-112: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider syncing the temporary file before the rename.

os.Rename gives an atomic name swap, but it does not guarantee that the file data reached stable storage. If the host loses power shortly after an interrupt, resume.cfg can survive as a zero-length file. Write the state, then Sync() the file handle, then rename.

This matters only for crash and power-loss cases, so treat it as optional hardening.

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In `@runner/resume.go` around lines 99 - 112, Update the state-save flow before
os.Rename in the surrounding resume configuration function to sync the temporary
file handle after goconfig.Save completes and before the rename; handle any Sync
error with the same temporary-file cleanup path, preserving the existing atomic
rename behavior.

36-49: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Decouple the skip decision from the mutable Index field.

NextIndex compares r.currentIndex against r.Index, and MarkCompleted writes r.Index during the same run. The comparison stays correct today only because Index can never exceed the highest dispatched index. That invariant is implicit and easy to break in a later change, and a violation would silently skip unprocessed targets.

Store the resume baseline once in init() and compare against it.

♻️ Proposed refactor
 type ResumeCfg struct {
 	sync.RWMutex    `json:"-"`
 	ResumeFrom      string         `json:"resumeFrom,omitempty"`
 	Index           int            `json:"index,omitempty"`
 	current         string
 	currentIndex    int
+	resumeBaseline  int
 	completed       map[int]string
 	completedIdx    int
 	completedTarget string
 }
 
 func (r *ResumeCfg) init() {
 	if r.completed == nil {
 		r.completed = make(map[int]string)
 		r.completedIdx = r.Index
 		r.completedTarget = r.ResumeFrom
+		r.resumeBaseline = r.Index
 	}
 }
@@
-	if r.currentIndex <= r.Index {
+	if r.currentIndex <= r.resumeBaseline {
 		return r.currentIndex, true
 	}
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In `@runner/resume.go` around lines 36 - 49, Update ResumeCfg.init to capture the
resume baseline once in a dedicated initialized field, then have NextIndex
compare currentIndex against that stored baseline instead of the mutable Index
field; keep MarkCompleted’s updates to Index independent so later completion
changes cannot affect skip decisions.
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Inline comments:
In `@runner/resume_test.go`:
- Around line 134-140: Bound the polling loop in the resume test around
firstRunCount and interruptThreshold with a deadline or timeout; if the
threshold is not reached, fail the test immediately with a clear diagnostic
instead of spinning indefinitely, while preserving the existing interrupt
behavior when the threshold is reached.

In `@runner/runner.go`:
- Around line 1558-1565: The completion goroutine launched around itemWG.Done in
runner/runner.go lines 1558-1565 is not awaited; track these goroutines with a
separate sync.WaitGroup and wait for it after the main wg.Wait and before
close(output). In runner/resume_test.go lines 149-153, retain the Index > 0 and
non-empty ResumeFrom assertions; no direct test change is needed once the runner
waits for MarkCompleted to flush.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@runner/resume_test.go`:
- Around line 80-103: Add a testing.Short() guard at the beginning of
TestRunner_MultiThreadedInterruptAndResume that skips this integration test with
a clear message when short mode is enabled, while preserving the existing
behavior in normal test runs.

In `@runner/resume.go`:
- Around line 99-112: Update the state-save flow before os.Rename in the
surrounding resume configuration function to sync the temporary file handle
after goconfig.Save completes and before the rename; handle any Sync error with
the same temporary-file cleanup path, preserving the existing atomic rename
behavior.
- Around line 36-49: Update ResumeCfg.init to capture the resume baseline once
in a dedicated initialized field, then have NextIndex compare currentIndex
against that stored baseline instead of the mutable Index field; keep
MarkCompleted’s updates to Index independent so later completion changes cannot
affect skip decisions.
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@gcoinstash-cmd gcoinstash-cmd changed the title fix(runner): ensure resume.cfg is written atomically after target flush on interrupt fix(runner): ensure atomic resume.cfg state flush on interrupt and resolve index concurrency Aug 18, 2026

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runner/resume_test.go (1)

200-200: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Require the first run to leave work for the resumed run.

The combined-result assertion passes if the first run completes all 30 targets before r1.Interrupt() takes effect. In that case, the resumed run is a no-op and this test does not validate the regression.

Proposed fix
 require.Equal(t, totalTargets, len(allProcessed), "100% of targets must be processed with no targets dropped")
+require.Less(t, atomic.LoadInt32(&firstRunCount), int32(totalTargets),
+	"the interrupted run must leave targets for the resumed run")
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In `@runner/resume_test.go` at line 200, Update the first-run setup and assertions
in the resume test around r1.Interrupt() so the initial run is guaranteed to
leave unprocessed targets for the resumed run; ensure the test explicitly
verifies that work remains before resuming, while preserving the final
allProcessed total-target assertion.
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In `@runner/resume_test.go`:
- Line 200: Update the first-run setup and assertions in the resume test around
r1.Interrupt() so the initial run is guaranteed to leave unprocessed targets for
the resumed run; ensure the test explicitly verifies that work remains before
resuming, while preserving the final allProcessed total-target assertion.

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runner/resume_test.go (2)

173-180: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Exercise production resume loading and validate skipping.

New(opts2) does not call configureResume, so the test bypasses production file selection. Load DefaultResumeFile through configureResume before constructing r2. Replace the union-only assertion because a full rescan still produces all 30 targets; assert that the resumed run processes only targets after the saved checkpoint.

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In `@runner/resume_test.go` around lines 173 - 180, The resume test should
exercise production configuration by loading DefaultResumeFile through
configureResume before constructing the second runner, instead of manually
populating resumeCfg. Update the assertions to verify the resumed run processes
only targets after the saved checkpoint, rather than asserting merely that
results overlap with the full target set.

192-203: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the resumed run skips the checkpointed prefix.

The union assertion passes when the resumed run processes all 30 targets. Record Result.Input values per run, then assert that the resumed run excludes targets through savedCfg.Index and covers every later target. Also assert that savedCfg.ResumeFrom matches the target at savedCfg.Index.

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In `@runner/resume_test.go` around lines 192 - 203, Update the resume test
assertions around firstRunProcessed and secondRunProcessed to record each run’s
Result.Input values, then verify the resumed run excludes targets through
savedCfg.Index and includes every subsequent target. Also assert that
savedCfg.ResumeFrom equals the target at savedCfg.Index while retaining the
overall coverage check.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@runner/resume_test.go`:
- Around line 173-180: The resume test should exercise production configuration
by loading DefaultResumeFile through configureResume before constructing the
second runner, instead of manually populating resumeCfg. Update the assertions
to verify the resumed run processes only targets after the saved checkpoint,
rather than asserting merely that results overlap with the full target set.
- Around line 192-203: Update the resume test assertions around
firstRunProcessed and secondRunProcessed to record each run’s Result.Input
values, then verify the resumed run excludes targets through savedCfg.Index and
includes every subsequent target. Also assert that savedCfg.ResumeFrom equals
the target at savedCfg.Index while retaining the overall coverage check.

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