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Summary:

  • Add the default-group target promotion completion transition.
  • Clear only staged route fields while retaining min_write_ts_exclusive.
  • Persist the route descriptor update and SplitJob promotion witness in one catalog batch.
  • Cover idempotent cleared-descriptor retries and stale input rejection.

Tests:

  • go test ./distribution -run 'Test(CompleteTargetPromotion|CatalogStoreCompleteSplitJobTargetPromotion)'\n- go test ./distribution\n- go test -run '^$' ./...\n- GOCACHE=$(pwd)/.cache GOLANGCI_LINT_CACHE=$(pwd)/.golangci-cache golangci-lint run ./distribution --timeout=5m

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  • 新機能

    • 分割マイグレーションの作成、進行状況確認、一覧表示、再試行、破棄に対応しました。
    • バックグラウンド実行、クロスグループ移行、昇格、クリーンアップをサポートしました。
    • 分割ジョブを操作するコマンドラインオプションを追加しました。
  • 改善

    • 移行中の読み書き保護、準備状態確認、重複データ処理を強化しました。
    • SQSパーティションデータの所有判定とクリーンアップの精度を向上しました。
    • スナップショット復元後も移行状態と進行情報を保持します。
  • ドキュメント

    • 分割マイグレーションの設計状況とスケーリング方針を更新しました。

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📒 Files selected for processing (6)
  • kv/fsm.go
  • kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go
  • kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go
  • kv/fsm_readiness_halt_boundary_test.go
  • store/migration_readiness.go
  • store/store.go
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Walkthrough

分割マイグレーションのジョブ管理、実行、昇格、クリーンアップを追加しました。Readiness、フェンス、write floor、移行メタデータをストレージとRaft適用経路に統合しました。起動配線、CLI、Jepsenワークロードも追加しました。

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分割マイグレーション基盤

Layer / File(s) Summary
ジョブ契約とライフサイクル
proto/distribution.proto, distribution/split_job_catalog.go, distribution/split_job_lifecycle.go, distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
SplitJobにソースグループと能力後退状態を追加しました。再試行、放棄、ターゲット昇格完了をCAS付きで処理します。
ジョブランナーとDistribution API
adapter/distribution_server.go, adapter/split_job_runner.go, proto/internal.proto
分割ジョブの各フェーズ、投票者バリア、バックフィル、差分コピー、フェンス、カットオーバー、クリーンアップ、履歴GCを実装しました。ジョブ作成、取得、一覧、放棄、再試行、能力確認のRPCを追加しました。
Readinessとストレージ状態
store/store.go, store/migration_readiness.go, store/migration_cleanup.go, store/mvcc_store.go, store/lsm_store.go
TargetStagedReadinessState、移行クリーンアップ、移行メタデータ確認、V4スナップショット保存と復元を追加しました。
FSMの保護処理
kv/fsm.go, kv/shard_store.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.go, kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go, kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go
読み取り、書き込み、トランザクション、DEL_PREFIXにreadiness、フェンス、write floorを適用しました。Readiness未証明時のRaft apply停止も追加しました。
起動と検証ワークロード
main.go, cmd/elastickv-split/*, jepsen/src/elastickv/*, jepsen/test/elastickv/*
能力プローブ、クライアント生成、ジョブランナー起動、CLI操作、クロスグループ分割のJepsenワークロードを追加しました。

補助変更

Layer / File(s) Summary
ルート所有権とSQSキー判定
distribution/migrator.go, kv/shard_key.go
S3補助行の所有判定を一点包含に変更しました。パーティション化SQSキーの判定を追加しました。
トランザクションロック情報
kv/txn_codec.go, kv/migrator_lock_drain.go
トランザクションロックにCommitTSを追加しました。旧形式との互換デコードを維持しました。
設計記録
docs/design/*
M2移行の実装状態、スケーリング計画、apply-time readinessの設計記録を更新しました。

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to b6670

The split-migration and promotion changes are not ready to merge: readiness-store failures can still diverge replica state, and cleanup paths retain risks of over-deletion or halted apply. These issues could cause data inconsistency or migration-related unavailability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant DistributionServer
  participant SourceGroup
  participant TargetGroup
  participant CatalogStore
  Client->>DistributionServer: StartSplitMigration
  DistributionServer->>CatalogStore: create Planned SplitJob
  DistributionServer->>SourceGroup: export versions and apply fences
  SourceGroup-->>DistributionServer: export batches
  DistributionServer->>TargetGroup: import batches and apply readiness
  TargetGroup-->>DistributionServer: voter readiness and acknowledgements
  DistributionServer->>CatalogStore: commit cutover and promotion
  CatalogStore-->>DistributionServer: Cleanup SplitJob
  DistributionServer-->>Client: job status
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docs/design/2026_05_28_implemented_tla_safety_spec.md §3),
so an AI review is requested below to verify the implementation has not drifted
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Anchored files changed in this PR head (351477d):

  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete_test.go

What to check, by subsystem:

  • kv/hlc*.goNext() must respect the HLC-4 preconditions (i)/(ii)/(iii) from the design doc: bounded skew, logical-counter handoff on leader change (strategy (c) Observe(MaxAppliedHLC)), and the commit-time ceiling fence (fail-closed when wall_now >= physicalCeiling). Any change to the bit layout (48/16), the CAS loop, or the ceiling getter/setter is in scope.
  • kv/coordinator.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.goRunHLCLeaseRenewal, hlcRenewalInterval, hlcPhysicalWindowMs constants, and the new-term detection that calls Observe(fsm.MaxAppliedHLC()) (strategy (c)). Any change to renewal cadence, group selection, or fail-closed behaviour is in scope.
  • kv/transaction.go, kv/lock_resolver.go — OCC commit-ts assignment, lock-map encoding (key, lock_ts) -> start_ts, and the LockResolver action OCC-3 depends on. (M2 spec will land OCC-1..OCC-5; until then the spec doc §5.2 is the contract.)
  • kv/fsm.go — FSM apply of HLC lease entries (SetPhysicalCeiling), and any future MaxAppliedHLC() accessor that strategy (c) needs.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — version visibility, snapshot install, and the MVCC-1..MVCC-4 invariants (M3 scope).
  • distribution/** — route catalog versioning, SplitRange atomicity, and CatalogWatcher async fan-out (M4 scope).

If the change is correct but requires a spec update, edit tla/hlc/HLC.tla (or the corresponding M2..M5 module once landed) and the design doc in the same PR. The tla-check workflow runs the TLC model check on the same paths.


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This pull request introduces the target promotion completion logic for split job migrations, including the state transition function CompleteTargetPromotionState and the transactional catalog store method CompleteSplitJobTargetPromotion. Feedback suggests strengthening defensive checks by validating the route's parent ID and start key during route clearing, and removing a redundant history lookup that could impact performance.

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if !route.StagedVisibilityActive || route.GroupID != job.TargetGroupID {
return nil, errors.WithStack(ErrMigrationInvalidRoute)
}

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To enforce defensive programming and ensure catalog consistency, we should also validate that the target route's ParentRouteID and Start key match the split job's SourceRouteID and SplitKey before clearing the staged visibility fields. This prevents accidentally promoting an inconsistent or incorrect route descriptor.

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if !route.StagedVisibilityActive || route.GroupID != job.TargetGroupID {
return nil, errors.WithStack(ErrMigrationInvalidRoute)
}
if !route.StagedVisibilityActive || route.GroupID != job.TargetGroupID || route.ParentRouteID != job.SourceRouteID || !bytes.Equal(route.Start, job.SplitKey) {
return nil, errors.WithStack(ErrMigrationInvalidRoute)
}

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if err := s.expectLiveSplitJobAt(ctx, expected.JobID, expectedRaw, readTS); err != nil {
return 0, 0, nil, err
}
if _, found, err := s.historySplitJobAt(ctx, expected.JobID, readTS); err != nil {
return 0, 0, nil, err
} else if found {
return 0, 0, nil, errors.WithStack(ErrCatalogSplitJobConflict)
}

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The check s.historySplitJobAt is redundant and inefficient here. Since s.expectLiveSplitJobAt has already succeeded, the split job is guaranteed to be in the live state. In a consistent MVCC catalog, a split job cannot exist in both the live state and the history state simultaneously. Scanning the entire history of split jobs (which can grow very large in production) is expensive and unnecessary. We can safely remove this check.

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if err := s.expectLiveSplitJobAt(ctx, expected.JobID, expectedRaw, readTS); err != nil {
return 0, 0, nil, err
}
if _, found, err := s.historySplitJobAt(ctx, expected.JobID, readTS); err != nil {
return 0, 0, nil, err
} else if found {
return 0, 0, nil, errors.WithStack(ErrCatalogSplitJobConflict)
}
if err := s.expectLiveSplitJobAt(ctx, expected.JobID, expectedRaw, readTS); err != nil {
return 0, 0, nil, err
}
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out.Changed = true
out.ClearedRouteIDs = cleared
out.Job.TargetPromotionDone = true
out.Job.PromotionCompletedTS = completionTS

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P2 Badge Record the catalog CAS timestamp

In the promotion-complete path, this stores the caller-supplied completionTS in promotion_completed_ts, but the design contract for that field is the HLC commit timestamp of the default-group CAS that clears the descriptor (see docs/design/2026_06_11_proposed_hotspot_split_milestone2_migration.md, promotion_completed_ts). In normal calls the target-local promotion timestamp/max promoted timestamp can differ from the catalog MVCC commit timestamp chosen later in applyPromotionCompleteMutations, so target cleared-descriptor ACKs can prove or wait on the wrong timestamp; compute the catalog commit timestamp before encoding the job and persist that value instead.

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Addressed review feedback in c57e42a:

  • validate target parent route and split key before clearing staged route fields
  • remove the redundant live+history conflict scan from the promotion-complete read path
  • store the actual catalog CAS commit timestamp in promotion_completed_ts

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Anchored files changed in this PR head (c57e42a):

  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete_test.go

What to check, by subsystem:

  • kv/hlc*.goNext() must respect the HLC-4 preconditions (i)/(ii)/(iii) from the design doc: bounded skew, logical-counter handoff on leader change (strategy (c) Observe(MaxAppliedHLC)), and the commit-time ceiling fence (fail-closed when wall_now >= physicalCeiling). Any change to the bit layout (48/16), the CAS loop, or the ceiling getter/setter is in scope.
  • kv/coordinator.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.goRunHLCLeaseRenewal, hlcRenewalInterval, hlcPhysicalWindowMs constants, and the new-term detection that calls Observe(fsm.MaxAppliedHLC()) (strategy (c)). Any change to renewal cadence, group selection, or fail-closed behaviour is in scope.
  • kv/transaction.go, kv/lock_resolver.go — OCC commit-ts assignment, lock-map encoding (key, lock_ts) -> start_ts, and the LockResolver action OCC-3 depends on. (M2 spec will land OCC-1..OCC-5; until then the spec doc §5.2 is the contract.)
  • kv/fsm.go — FSM apply of HLC lease entries (SetPhysicalCeiling), and any future MaxAppliedHLC() accessor that strategy (c) needs.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — version visibility, snapshot install, and the MVCC-1..MVCC-4 invariants (M3 scope).
  • distribution/** — route catalog versioning, SplitRange atomicity, and CatalogWatcher async fan-out (M4 scope).

If the change is correct but requires a spec update, edit tla/hlc/HLC.tla (or the corresponding M2..M5 module once landed) and the design doc in the same PR. The tla-check workflow runs the TLC model check on the same paths.


@claude review please verify TLA+ spec divergence per the checklist above.

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Follow-up in 2edefb8:

  • removed caller-supplied completion timestamp from the promotion-complete APIs
  • the catalog CAS commit timestamp is now assigned immediately before encoding the SplitJob witness

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Anchored files changed in this PR head (2edefb8):

  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete_test.go

What to check, by subsystem:

  • kv/hlc*.goNext() must respect the HLC-4 preconditions (i)/(ii)/(iii) from the design doc: bounded skew, logical-counter handoff on leader change (strategy (c) Observe(MaxAppliedHLC)), and the commit-time ceiling fence (fail-closed when wall_now >= physicalCeiling). Any change to the bit layout (48/16), the CAS loop, or the ceiling getter/setter is in scope.
  • kv/coordinator.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.goRunHLCLeaseRenewal, hlcRenewalInterval, hlcPhysicalWindowMs constants, and the new-term detection that calls Observe(fsm.MaxAppliedHLC()) (strategy (c)). Any change to renewal cadence, group selection, or fail-closed behaviour is in scope.
  • kv/transaction.go, kv/lock_resolver.go — OCC commit-ts assignment, lock-map encoding (key, lock_ts) -> start_ts, and the LockResolver action OCC-3 depends on. (M2 spec will land OCC-1..OCC-5; until then the spec doc §5.2 is the contract.)
  • kv/fsm.go — FSM apply of HLC lease entries (SetPhysicalCeiling), and any future MaxAppliedHLC() accessor that strategy (c) needs.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — version visibility, snapshot install, and the MVCC-1..MVCC-4 invariants (M3 scope).
  • distribution/** — route catalog versioning, SplitRange atomicity, and CatalogWatcher async fan-out (M4 scope).

If the change is correct but requires a spec update, edit tla/hlc/HLC.tla (or the corresponding M2..M5 module once landed) and the design doc in the same PR. The tla-check workflow runs the TLC model check on the same paths.


@claude review please verify TLA+ spec divergence per the checklist above.

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Continuing the base-branch merge. HEAD is still f81057b5; 0 at-HEAD findings across all three routes.

The base (design/hotspot-split-m2-cross-group) moved twice since my last comment — it absorbed origin/main, which now carries the dedicated TSO ceiling FSM (#1095, merged). I restarted the merge against the updated base rather than rebasing my earlier resolutions onto a stale tree.

Resolved and staged

  • proto/*.pb.go — same service.proto auto-merge fault as before: this side reserved 12, 13 while main uses those tags for the shipped configuration_index / pending_conf_change. Dropped the reserved block and regenerated with buf.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — readiness re-expressed as snapshot layout V4 on top of the base's V1→V2→V3 ladder. See my previous comment for why V4 rather than folding into V2 or V3: origin/main already ships v2 = lastCommitTS, minRetainedTS, acks, floors, so this branch's redefinition of v2 was wrong against released code, independently of the base. The reader/restore signatures were heading for nine return values, so the trailer is now one mvccSnapshotMigrationMetadata{acks, floors, promotions, readiness} struct.
  • store/lsm_store.gostreamingMVCCRestoreMetadata gains migrationReadiness; readiness rows are staged into the same writeTempDBMetadata batch as the rest of the metadata rather than a separate pre-write, so a restore is atomic in its metadata. Dropped writePebbleTargetReadinessStates / writePebbleMigrationImportMetadata, which no longer have callers, and replaced a cleanupOnSwapFail that does not exist on the base with the base's errors.Join(err, s.restoreSwapBackup(backupDir)).
  • store/lsm_migration.go, store/migration_versions.go — both sides added different methods at the same offset (MigrationImportMetadataPresent here, RetireMigration / RetireMigrationRaft on the base). Unioned.
  • docs — kept this branch's implemented rename and followed it in the two sibling docs that still pointed at the partial filename.

go build ./store/ passes.

Still open, and why I am not rushing it

kv/fsm.go (16 hunks), kv/shard_store.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.go, main.go, adapter/internal.go, adapter/distribution_server.go and five test files.

kv/fsm.go is the real work and it is not a mechanical union. Against the merge base, this branch is +443/-76 and the base is +408/-137, and the two overlap on the same verification helpers:

  • This branch adds verifySourceWriteFenceForRange, verifyTargetReadinessForRange / ForPrefix, recordMigrationWrite on the DEL_PREFIX path, and makes the fence verifiers context-taking.
  • The base adds distribution.IsReservedControlKey / ReservedControlPrefixIntersects gates, replaces the live-snapshot floor checks with snapshot-pinned ones (verifyRouteWriteTimestampFloorForKeyFromSnapshot, routeFloorSnapshotForRequest), and splits handleDelPrefix into handleDelPrefixWithFloorSnapshot.

Some of the base's changes are behavioural fixes that must win rather than be unioned. Concretely, verifyRouteNotFencedForKey:

// this branch: any intersecting route being fenced fences the key
if start, end, ok := s3BucketAuxiliaryRouteRange(key); ok && snap.WriteFencedIntersects(start, end) { ... }

// base: resolve the *owner* route and consult only its state, then return
if start, end, ok := s3BucketAuxiliaryRouteRange(key); ok {
    route, found := s3BucketAuxiliaryOwnerRouteFromRange(start, end, snap.IntersectingRoutes(start, end))
    if found && route.State == distribution.RouteStateWriteFenced { ... }
    return nil
}

The base's is correct — a fence on an unrelated intersecting route must not block an auxiliary key — so that one is a replacement, not a union, and this branch's unused _ context.Context parameter goes with it. Similarly, this branch's stagedVisibilityRoutesForPrefix + deleteStagedVisibilityPrefixes are superseded by the base's stagedVisibilityPrefixDeletesForApply, which the shared code already calls and which additionally dedupes staged prefixes.

Reconciling two verification pipelines in the apply path is the one place where a wrong union is an apply-determinism divergence rather than a test failure, so I am finishing it as deliberate work rather than at the end of a long session. Everything resolved so far is saved and will not be redone.

Nothing pushed; HEAD unchanged at f81057b5.

28 files conflicted. The two branches independently restructured the same
migration/fence/floor machinery, so most of this is reconciling two
designs rather than unioning text.

RESERVED RAFT OPCODE COLLISION (the important one)

  raftEncodeTargetReadiness = 0x0c on this branch
  raftEncodeMigrationRetire = 0x0c on the base

Both were assigned while the other branch was open. The apply switch
matches MigrationRetire first, so every replicated readiness guard would
have been decoded as a retire command -- a divergent apply on committed
entries. The base merges first, so the readiness guard moves. It does NOT
take 0x0a: a bare proto-marshalled RaftCommand starts with 0x0a (field 1,
wire type 2) and applyReservedOpcode would swallow it, which
TestFSMApplyBatchKeepsPerRequestResults pins. It takes 0x0f.

SILENTLY DROPPED WRITE-FLOOR GUARDS

git took this branch's copies of ApplyMutations / DeletePrefixAt /
DeletePrefixAtRaft wholesale (they matched the merge base), discarding the
base's ensureMutationWriteTimestampFloors and
ensurePrefixWriteTimestampFloors calls with no conflict marker. Restored
on the non-raft and prefix-delete paths.

FLOOR SEMANTICS

The base checks floors against the snapshot a request pinned; this branch
checks the current snapshot. They are complementary, not redundant: the
pinned check no-ops for unpinned requests, and re-checking the current
snapshot for a pinned one rejects writes the pinned view admits. The live
check is now gated on floorSnap == nil.

verifyS3BucketAuxiliaryRouteWriteFloor now resolves the OWNER route rather
than failing on any intersecting route, matching the correction the base
made to verifyRouteNotFencedForKey.

TWO SUPERSEDED TESTS RETIRED

- TestShardStoreRaftApplyRejectsMigrationTimestampFloor (base) asserted the
  exact inverse of this branch's
  TestShardStoreRaftApplySkipsPointMigrationTimestampFloorButGuardsPrefixDeletes.
  Took this branch's semantics: the FSM already cleared the floor against
  the pinned snapshot, so re-checking in ShardStore is the same
  double-check bug. Non-raft ApplyMutations keeps its guard.
- TestFSMDelPrefixAdvancesApplyIndexOnlyOnLiveDelete and
  TestShardStoreDeletePrefixAtRaftAtAdvancesApplyIndexOnlyOnLiveDelete
  pinned the two-call staged-then-raw delete shape the base replaced with
  a single batched DeletePrefixesAtRaftAt.
  TestFSMDelPrefixTombstonesStagedVisibilityRowsDuringApply covers the
  batched path.

OTHER RESOLUTIONS

- proto: dropped this branch's `reserved 12, 13` on RaftAdminStatusResponse;
  main ships those tags as configuration_index / pending_conf_change.
  Regenerated with buf.
- store: readiness is snapshot layout V4 on top of the base's V1-V3 ladder,
  since origin/main already ships v2 = acks+floors. The layered trailer is
  one mvccSnapshotMigrationMetadata struct rather than a ninth return value.
- fsm.go: the base's owner-resolving verifyRouteNotFencedForKey and its
  deduping stagedVisibilityPrefixDeletesForApply replace this branch's
  intersect-any and non-deduping equivalents; this branch's source fences,
  readiness checks and migration-write recording are threaded into the
  base's snapshot-pinned pipeline.
- verifyExplicitGroupRoutesForRange no longer refuses a store-less group
  (the dedicated TSO group): there are no rows to prove readiness for.
- split_job_runner: the catalog fence now begins a real read timestamp,
  because saveSplitResultViaCoordinator needs its dispatch voucher.
- main.go: the split-migration wiring moved into the base's
  startDistributionStartup helper.
- test files: rebuilt from the base plus this branch's declarations, since
  git interleaved unrelated test functions that happened to share a middle.
- deletePrefixEverywhere factors out the body DeletePrefixAt and
  DeletePrefixAtRaft now share; only the per-group delete call differed.
- applyMigrationOpcode splits the range-migration half of the reserved
  opcode switch out of applyReservedOpcode.
- verifyRawMutationFencesAndFloors holds the fence/floor/readiness gates
  that validateRawMutationForApply grew during the merge.
- Dropped uniqueMutationsAboveWriteFloor (folded into the shared
  above-floor helpers) and the recording stub whose only test was
  retired as superseded.

golangci-lint: 0 issues across ./kv/... and ./store/...
…erge

Both branches resolved which route slice owns an S3 bucket auxiliary row,
and they disagree. This branch used decodedS3BucketRouteIntersects (any
slice whose range intersects the bucket's range exports the row); the base
uses decodedS3BucketRouteSelected (only the slice containing the bucket's
route start). Kept the base's.

Intersection double-exports the same auxiliary row from every slice that
overlaps the bucket, which is what the base's
TestInternalExportRangeVersionsSkipsS3BucketAuxiliaryForNonOwnerRouteSlice
names. It is also the same owner-vs-intersect correction already taken
three times in this merge: verifyRouteNotFencedForKey,
verifyS3BucketAuxiliaryRouteWriteFloor, and the backup scanner.

Retired the two tests that encoded the intersect rule:
TestInternalExportRangeVersionsIncludesS3BucketAuxiliaryForBucketRouteIntersection
and TestInternalExportRangeVersionsDecodedS3EmptyRouteEndIsUnbounded. The
second is worth calling out: under owner semantics a slice starting mid
bucket (RouteStart = RouteKey(bucket, 0, "")) does NOT own that bucket's
auxiliary row -- the preceding slice does -- so skipping it is correct
rather than a regression.

Also fixed distributionCoordinatorStub: with no explicit allocator it now
allocates for itself, so tests driving timestampNext and asserting on
timestampCalls see their own values instead of a real clock. The base's
stub returned a nil allocator and this branch's timestamp fields were
never consulted after the struct union.
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Base-branch merge is done. 67ee7583 0ae4697e 58764048 on top of the base's 47b3283a.

28 files conflicted. The two branches had independently restructured the same migration / fence / floor machinery, so most of this was reconciling two designs rather than unioning text. Two findings are worth reading even if you skip the rest.

1. Reserved Raft opcode collision

raftEncodeTargetReadiness = 0x0c   (this branch)
raftEncodeMigrationRetire = 0x0c   (the base)

Each was assigned while the other branch was open, and git merged them without a conflict marker — they are in different hunks of the same const block. applyReservedOpcode matches MigrationRetire first, so every replicated target-readiness guard would have been decoded and applied as a retire command. That is a divergent apply on committed entries, which is not recoverable by retry.

The base merges first, so the readiness guard moved. It deliberately does not take the obvious next free value 0x0a: a bare proto-marshalled RaftCommand begins with 0x0a (field 1, wire type 2), and applyReservedOpcode would swallow it. TestFSMApplyBatchKeepsPerRequestResults caught exactly that when I tried it. It takes 0x0f.

Nothing in the type system was going to find this one.

2. Silently dropped write-floor guards

git took this branch's copies of ApplyMutations, DeletePrefixAt and DeletePrefixAtRaft wholesale, because they matched the merge base — discarding the base's ensureMutationWriteTimestampFloors and ensurePrefixWriteTimestampFloors calls with no marker and no compile error. Restored on the non-raft and prefix-delete paths.

I found it because a base test failed, not by reading the diff. Worth remembering for the next merge in this family: git grep -c '<guard>(' <each side> is the check that would have caught it directly.

Floor semantics: the two checks are complementary

The base checks floors against the route snapshot a request pinned; this branch checks the current snapshot. Merging them naively broke tests in both directions, because:

  • the pinned check no-ops entirely for an unpinned request, so unpinned raw applies skipped the floor;
  • re-checking the current snapshot for a pinned request rejects writes the pinned view legitimately admits.

The live check is now gated on floorSnap == nil. verifyS3BucketAuxiliaryRouteWriteFloor also now resolves the owner route rather than failing on any intersecting route, matching the correction the base already made to verifyRouteNotFencedForKey.

Five retired tests — this is the part that needs your review

Three pairs of tests asserted directly incompatible behaviour. In each case I took one side and deleted the other rather than weakening both.

(a) Raft-apply point writes and the store-layer floor. The base's TestShardStoreRaftApplyRejectsMigrationTimestampFloor is the exact inverse of this branch's TestShardStoreRaftApplySkipsPointMigrationTimestampFloorButGuardsPrefixDeletes for the two point-write assertions (identical for the two prefix-delete ones). Took this branch's: the FSM has already cleared the floor against the pinned snapshot before ApplyMutationsRaft runs, so re-checking in ShardStore against the current snapshot is the same double-check bug described above. Non-raft ApplyMutations keeps its guard — it has no FSM in front of it. Retired the base's test.

(b) DEL_PREFIX apply-index shape. TestFSMDelPrefixAdvancesApplyIndexOnlyOnLiveDelete and TestShardStoreDeletePrefixAtRaftAtAdvancesApplyIndexOnlyOnLiveDelete pinned the two-call staged-then-raw delete shape (indexes {0, 55}) that the base replaced with a single batched DeletePrefixesAtRaftAt. The base's batch is strictly better — one atomic write instead of two with different apply indexes — and TestFSMDelPrefixTombstonesStagedVisibilityRowsDuringApply covers the staged rows. Retired both.

(c) S3 bucket-auxiliary export ownership. This branch used decodedS3BucketRouteIntersects (any slice overlapping the bucket exports the row); the base uses decodedS3BucketRouteSelected (only the slice containing the bucket's route start). Took the base's: intersection double-exports the same auxiliary row from every overlapping slice, which is what the base's TestInternalExportRangeVersionsSkipsS3BucketAuxiliaryForNonOwnerRouteSlice names, and it is the same owner-vs-intersect correction already taken three times in this merge. Retired ...IncludesS3BucketAuxiliaryForBucketRouteIntersection and ...DecodedS3EmptyRouteEndIsUnbounded.

The second of those deserves a sentence: under owner semantics a slice starting mid-bucket (RouteStart = RouteKey(bucket, 0, "")) does not own that bucket's auxiliary row — the preceding slice does — so skipping it is correct rather than a regression. If you disagree with that reading, (c) is the one to push back on.

Other resolutions

  • proto — dropped this branch's reserved 12, 13 on RaftAdminStatusResponse; main ships those tags as configuration_index / pending_conf_change. Regenerated with buf.
  • store — readiness is snapshot layout V4 on the base's V1→V3 ladder. origin/main already ships v2 = lastCommitTS, minRetainedTS, acks, floors, so this branch's redefinition of v2 was wrong against released code independently of the base. The layered trailer is one mvccSnapshotMigrationMetadata struct rather than a ninth return value.
  • fsm.go — the base's owner-resolving verifyRouteNotFencedForKey and its deduping stagedVisibilityPrefixDeletesForApply replace this branch's intersect-any and non-deduping equivalents; this branch's source fences, readiness checks and migration-write recording are threaded into the base's snapshot-pinned pipeline.
  • verifyExplicitGroupRoutesForRange no longer refuses a store-less group (the dedicated TSO group): it holds no rows, so there is no readiness to prove and an empty scan should not be an error.
  • split_job_runner — the catalog fence now begins a real read timestamp, because saveSplitResultViaCoordinator needs its dispatch voucher after tso: add dedicated ceiling fsm #1095.
  • main.go — the split-migration wiring moved into the base's startDistributionStartup helper.
  • test files — rebuilt from the base plus this branch's declarations. git had interleaved unrelated test functions that happened to share a middle, and a plain union produced spliced half-functions that still compiled in one case.
  • distributionCoordinatorStub with no explicit allocator now allocates for itself, so tests driving timestampNext see their own values instead of a real clock.

Evidence

go test ./kv/ ./store/ ./distribution/ .   ok
go test -timeout 40m ./adapter/            ok   0 failures
golangci-lint run ./kv/... ./store/... ./adapter/...   0 issues
go vet ./...   clean (only the pre-existing etcd raftpb copylocks warnings)

Five-lens self-review

  1. Data loss — the two headline findings are both in this lens. The opcode collision would have applied readiness guards as retire commands on every replica; the dropped floor guards would have let writes land below a migration floor on the non-raft path. Both restored and covered by tests that fail without the fix.
  2. Concurrency / distributed — apply determinism is the risk this merge carries. Every resolution in the apply path is a pure function of the entry plus replicated state; the one place that reads process-local config (the SQS partition resolver) is still excluded from apply, unchanged from f81057b5.
  3. Performance — the base's batched DeletePrefixesAtRaftAt replaces two writes per staged prefix with one; deletePrefixEverywhere removes a duplicated loop. Nothing new on a hot path.
  4. Data consistency — floors, fences and export ownership all now resolve the owner route rather than any intersecting route, consistently across fsm.go, shard_store.go and the export filter. Snapshot layout V4 is strictly additive over the shipped v2.
  5. Test coverage — five tests retired, each superseded by a counterpart that covers the same path under the surviving semantics; named individually above so the deletions are reviewable rather than buried in the diff.

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This PR touches files that the TLA+ safety spec has an anchor on (per
docs/design/2026_05_28_implemented_tla_safety_spec.md §3),
so an AI review is requested below to verify the implementation has not drifted
from the model.

Anchored files changed in this PR head (5876404):

  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete_test.go
  • distribution/migrator.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog_test.go
  • distribution/split_job_lifecycle.go
  • kv/fsm.go
  • kv/sharded_coordinator.go
  • store/mvcc_store.go

What to check, by subsystem:

  • kv/hlc*.goNext() must respect the HLC-4 preconditions (i)/(ii)/(iii) from the design doc: bounded skew, logical-counter handoff on leader change (strategy (c) Observe(MaxAppliedHLC)), and the commit-time ceiling fence (fail-closed when wall_now >= physicalCeiling). Any change to the bit layout (48/16), the CAS loop, or the ceiling getter/setter is in scope.
  • kv/coordinator.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.goRunHLCLeaseRenewal, hlcRenewalInterval, hlcPhysicalWindowMs constants, and the new-term detection that calls Observe(fsm.MaxAppliedHLC()) (strategy (c)). Any change to renewal cadence, group selection, or fail-closed behaviour is in scope.
  • kv/transaction.go, kv/lock_resolver.go — OCC commit-ts assignment, lock-map encoding (key, lock_ts) -> start_ts, and the LockResolver action OCC-3 depends on. (M2 spec will land OCC-1..OCC-5; until then the spec doc §5.2 is the contract.)
  • kv/fsm.go — FSM apply of HLC lease entries (SetPhysicalCeiling), and any future MaxAppliedHLC() accessor that strategy (c) needs.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — version visibility, snapshot install, and the MVCC-1..MVCC-4 invariants (M3 scope).
  • distribution/** — route catalog versioning, SplitRange atomicity, and CatalogWatcher async fan-out (M4 scope).

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Review of the base-branch merge (67ee75830ae4697e58764048)

  • Read trigger comment and gather PR context
  • Verify the opcode collision fix (0x0c0x0f)
  • Verify the dropped write-floor guards were restored
  • Review the floor-semantics reconciliation (pinned vs. live snapshot)
  • Review the five retired tests, especially (c) S3 bucket-auxiliary ownership
  • Spot-check other merge resolutions (proto, snapshot V4, verifyExplicitGroupRoutesForRange)
  • Post final review

I independently re-verified every claim in the write-up against the current tree (HEAD 58764048) rather than trusting the commit messages — reading the actual code, not just the diffs.

1. Opcode collision — confirmed fixed, and I checked the whole space, not just the two colliding values

kv/fsm.go:464-495: raftEncodeMigrationRetire = 0x0c, raftEncodeTargetReadiness = 0x0f. No collision. I additionally mapped every reserved opcode to rule out a second collision the write-up didn't mention: 0x00/0x01 (single/batch), 0x02 (HLC lease), 0x03-0x07 (encryption band), 0x09 (import), 0x0b (promote), 0x0c (retire), 0x0d (cleanup), 0x0e (raftEncodeBackup, kv/backup_codec.go:12), 0x0f (readiness). Full coverage, no gaps that matter, no reused values anywhere in the set — 0x0e isn't a stray gap, it's raftEncodeBackup, which already has its own regression test (kv/backup_codec_test.go:104) pinning it above the encryption band. The 0x0a avoidance rationale (bare proto3 field-1 tag byte) is also correct and matches TestFSMApplyBatchKeepsPerRequestResults's actual purpose.

2. Dropped write-floor guards — confirmed restored, and the asymmetry is deliberate and correct

  • ShardStore.ApplyMutations (non-raft, kv/shard_store.go:5318) calls ensureMutationWriteTimestampFloors.
  • ShardStore.ApplyMutationsRaft / ApplyMutationsRaftAt (kv/shard_store.go:5365-5386) do not — this is correct, not a second dropped guard, because the FSM (kv/fsm.go:676, verifyRouteWriteTimestampFloorForKeyFromSnapshot) already checked the floor against the pinned snapshot before calling into these raft-apply paths.
  • deletePrefixEverywhere (shared by DeletePrefixAt/DeletePrefixAtRaft, kv/shard_store.go:5692) and DeletePrefixesAtRaftAt (kv/shard_store.go:5746) both still call ensurePrefixWriteTimestampFloors unconditionally — this one is a real store-level guard independent of the FSM's own prefix-floor check, and it's intact on both paths.

3. Floor semantics (pinned vs. live) — confirmed, logic reads correctly

kv/fsm.go:676-688 (raw path) and the equivalent DEL_PREFIX path at kv/fsm.go:721-727: the pinned-snapshot floor check always runs; the live-snapshot check is gated behind if floorSnap == nil. The comment at kv/fsm.go:679-682 states the invariant precisely (a pinned request is governed by its observed snapshot alone; re-checking current state would reject writes the pin legitimately admits). No double-check, no gap for the unpinned case.

4. Five retired tests — checked each one for what actually survives, not just that the old name is gone

  • (a) TestShardStoreRaftApplyRejectsMigrationTimestampFloor — gone. TestShardStoreRaftApplySkipsPointMigrationTimestampFloorButGuardsPrefixDeletes (kv/shard_store_test.go:5667) survives and asserts exactly the claimed shape: ApplyMutationsRaft/ApplyMutationsRaftAt succeed at a commit_ts that would fail the floor, while DeletePrefixAtRaft/DeletePrefixAtRaftAt still return ErrRouteWriteTimestampTooLow at the same timestamp. This is a real behavior assertion, not a vacuous one.
  • (b) TestFSMDelPrefixAdvancesApplyIndexOnlyOnLiveDelete and TestShardStoreDeletePrefixAtRaftAtAdvancesApplyIndexOnlyOnLiveDelete — gone, along with their only consumer, deletePrefixIndexRecordingStore (confirmed removed in 0ae4697e's diff of kv/fsm_migration_fence_test.go). TestFSMDelPrefixTombstonesStagedVisibilityRowsDuringApply survives untouched by that commit, so staged-row coverage for DEL_PREFIX didn't silently disappear along with the two-call-shape test.
  • (c) S3 bucket-auxiliary ownership — decodedS3BucketRouteSelected (adapter/internal.go:1177-1180) is what's live: keyInRouteRange(bucketRouteStart, routeStart, routeEnd), i.e. only the slice containing the bucket's route-start key owns it. Grepped for decodedS3BucketRouteIntersects — zero hits, fully removed. Both named-retired tests are gone; TestInternalExportRangeVersionsSkipsS3BucketAuxiliaryForNonOwnerRouteSlice survives as the owner-semantics pin. I agree with the write-up's own flagged judgment call: under owner semantics, a slice whose RouteStart sits mid-bucket genuinely doesn't own that bucket's auxiliary row (the preceding slice does), so skipping it in that test is the correct outcome, not a coverage loss. Nothing to push back on there.

I also checked the three other places the write-up says already used owner-not-intersect semantics before this merge (verifyRouteNotFencedForKey, verifyS3BucketAuxiliaryRouteWriteFloor at kv/fsm.go:1135-1150, backup scanner) — verifyS3BucketAuxiliaryRouteWriteFloor does resolve via s3BucketAuxiliaryOwnerRouteFromRange, consistent with the claim that this merge's resolution isn't a new pattern but the fourth application of an existing one.

5. Other resolutions spot-checked

  • verifyExplicitGroupRoutesForRange (kv/shard_store.go:6230-6244): confirmed it now returns nil (not an error) for a store-less group, with a comment explaining the dedicated-TSO-group case explicitly.
  • Snapshot layout: mvccSnapshotVersionV1..V4 (store/mvcc_store.go:28-31) with mvccSnapshotVersionForState picking the oldest layout that fits, and version-gated decode logic (< V3, < V4 branches) that layers cleanly rather than requiring every reader to understand every version unconditionally.
  • distributionCoordinatorStub.TimestampAllocator() (adapter/distribution_server_test.go): confirmed the self-allocation fallback (return s) is coherent — the stub itself implements Next/NextAfter and already had the timestampNext/timestampCalls fields the tests assert on, so route to self is correct rather than a nil-interface hazard.

Verification limits

go build/go vet/gofmt were not invokable in this sandboxed session (tool approval for go/gofmt isn't available here), consistent with every prior review pass on this PR. This review is a full static read of the actual post-merge source for every specific claim in the trigger comment — opcode table, guard call sites, floor-gating logic, retired-test diffs, and the surviving tests' assertions — not a re-statement of the commit messages. The go test ./kv/ ./store/ ./distribution/ ., go test -timeout 40m ./adapter/, golangci-lint run, and go vet ./... results reported in the trigger comment should be treated as the source of truth for CI-level confirmation.

No correctness issues found. Every specific claim in the merge write-up — the opcode reassignment, the restored guards, the pinned/live floor gating, and all five retired-test resolutions — checks out against the current tree. The one item the author explicitly flagged as debatable ((c)'s second retired test) I independently agree reads as correct-and-not-a-regression, for the reason already given.

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// rows belongs to the resolver's own migration path.
return false
}
return bracket.ContainsRoutedVersion(key, value, req.GetRouteStart(), req.GetRouteEnd(), routeKey)

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P1 Badge Apply the S3 owner rule during source cleanup

When a split starts inside an S3 bucket's route interval, decodedS3BucketRouteSelected deliberately leaves that bucket's metadata and generation rows with the preceding owner slice, but cleanup calls ContainsRoutedVersion, whose decoded-S3 branch accepts any intersecting slice. Because the owner and moving slice initially share the source store, CLEANUP can physically delete auxiliary rows that were not exported and are still owned by the left slice, making the bucket metadata disappear; use the same route-start ownership predicate as the export filter.

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result, err := cleaner.CleanupVersions(ctx, migrationCleanupOptionsFromProto(req, f.pendingApplyIdx))
if err != nil {
return errors.WithStack(err)

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P1 Badge Halt Raft apply on local cleanup failures

When CleanupVersions encounters a replica-local failure such as a Pebble read, decrypt, batch, or commit error, this returns an ordinary error response rather than a HaltApply response. The Raft engine advances its applied index for ordinary FSM errors, so that voter can permanently skip the cleanup entry while healthy voters delete the selected versions, leaving replicas with divergent committed state; classify deterministic request errors separately and halt apply for local store failures, as the import and promotion opcodes already do.

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if f.routes == nil {
return nil, 0, false
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snap, ok := f.routes.Current()

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P1 Badge Remove process-local catalog state from Raft apply

When the target leader's catalog watcher has loaded the cutover descriptor but another target voter is still behind, the leader can route and propose a write while this call returns different snapshots on the two replicas. The leader applies the mutation, whereas the lagging voter fails targetReadinessStatesSatisfied with ErrRouteCutoverPending; because that is an ordinary FSM response, the voter advances past the committed entry without the write. Cross-group catalog delivery has no ordering relationship with the target Raft log, so apply-time readiness must be derived from replicated or entry-carried state rather than routes.Current().

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Base automatically changed from design/hotspot-split-m2-cross-group to main September 4, 2026 13:39
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Three P1s from review of 5876404, all in the apply path.

1. fsm_migration_cleanup.go:97 -- cleanup accepted any slice intersecting
   a bucket's route interval while the export filter, which I moved to
   owner semantics in 5876404, accepted only the slice containing the
   bucket's route start. Cleanup could therefore physically delete
   auxiliary rows the export never claimed, making bucket metadata
   disappear. This asymmetry is one I introduced by changing a single
   side.

   There were three copies of the rule. There is now one --
   distribution.S3BucketAuxiliaryRouteSelected -- and both the adapter's
   export filter and the migration bracket delegate to it, because the two
   drifting apart is silent data loss rather than a visible failure.

   TestMigrationBracketContainsRoutedKeyForS3BucketAuxiliaryState asserted
   the old intersect rule and is updated rather than deleted: a single row
   describing a whole bucket cannot travel with a partial object range, so
   an inside slice is not its owner. The owning-slice cases are added
   alongside so both directions stay covered.

2. fsm_migration_cleanup.go:43 -- a replica-local store failure returned an
   ordinary error, so the Raft engine advanced the applied index and that
   voter permanently skipped a committed cleanup while healthy voters
   deleted the versions. Now halts, with isMigrationCleanupOrdinaryApplyError
   keeping deterministic verdicts on the request ordinary, matching what
   import, promote and retire already do.

3. fsm.go:1058 -- apply resolves target readiness through
   f.routes.Current(), the catalog watcher's process-local view, which
   arrives with no ordering relationship to this Raft log. Two voters at
   the same index can disagree, and ErrRouteCutoverPending was an ordinary
   response, so the lagging voter advanced past a write the leader applied.

   applyRequest now halts on it. That is containment, not correctness: it
   turns silent divergence into a loud stop. Making the verdict a pure
   function of the entry needs the observed-route-version pattern the
   write-floor path already uses, which is a design change rather than a
   patch -- docs/design/2026_09_05_proposed_apply_time_readiness_evidence.md.
   This one predates my merge; it is unchanged since f81057b.

All three fixes fail their tests when reverted.
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This PR touches files that the TLA+ safety spec has an anchor on (per
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so an AI review is requested below to verify the implementation has not drifted
from the model.

Anchored files changed in this PR head (557c542):

  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete_test.go
  • distribution/migrator.go
  • distribution/migrator_export_plan_test.go
  • distribution/migrator_s3_owner_test.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog_test.go
  • distribution/split_job_lifecycle.go
  • kv/fsm.go
  • kv/sharded_coordinator.go
  • store/mvcc_store.go

What to check, by subsystem:

  • kv/hlc*.goNext() must respect the HLC-4 preconditions (i)/(ii)/(iii) from the design doc: bounded skew, logical-counter handoff on leader change (strategy (c) Observe(MaxAppliedHLC)), and the commit-time ceiling fence (fail-closed when wall_now >= physicalCeiling). Any change to the bit layout (48/16), the CAS loop, or the ceiling getter/setter is in scope.
  • kv/coordinator.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.goRunHLCLeaseRenewal, hlcRenewalInterval, hlcPhysicalWindowMs constants, and the new-term detection that calls Observe(fsm.MaxAppliedHLC()) (strategy (c)). Any change to renewal cadence, group selection, or fail-closed behaviour is in scope.
  • kv/transaction.go, kv/lock_resolver.go — OCC commit-ts assignment, lock-map encoding (key, lock_ts) -> start_ts, and the LockResolver action OCC-3 depends on. (M2 spec will land OCC-1..OCC-5; until then the spec doc §5.2 is the contract.)
  • kv/fsm.go — FSM apply of HLC lease entries (SetPhysicalCeiling), and any future MaxAppliedHLC() accessor that strategy (c) needs.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — version visibility, snapshot install, and the MVCC-1..MVCC-4 invariants (M3 scope).
  • distribution/** — route catalog versioning, SplitRange atomicity, and CatalogWatcher async fan-out (M4 scope).

If the change is correct but requires a spec update, edit tla/hlc/HLC.tla (or the corresponding M2..M5 module once landed) and the design doc in the same PR. The tla-check workflow runs the TLC model check on the same paths.


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557c542b — all three at-HEAD P1s addressed. One of them is a defect I introduced in 58764048; one predates the merge and gets containment plus a design doc rather than a patch.

kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go:97 — "Apply the S3 owner rule during source cleanup" — fixed, and I caused it

Correct, and the cause is my own previous commit. 58764048 settled the export filter on owner semantics (decodedS3BucketRouteSelected) but left the migration bracket's containsDecodedS3Route on intersection. Export therefore refused to move a bucket's metadata while CLEANUP happily deleted it: rows exported by nobody and deleted by someone. Silent loss of bucket metadata, exactly as described.

This is the sibling sweep CLAUDE.md requires and I did not do. I grepped for orphaned identifiers after that change (decodedS3BucketRouteIntersects, rangesIntersect) and found none, but never grepped for the semantically equivalent rule under a different name in another package. There were three implementations:

  • adapter/internal.godecodedS3BucketRouteSelected (owner, after 58764048)
  • distribution/migrator.gocontainsDecodedS3Route (intersect)
  • kv/migrator_filter.gos3BucketAuxiliaryRouteInRange (fences/floors)

There is now one definition, distribution.S3BucketAuxiliaryRouteSelected, and the adapter filter and the bracket both delegate to it. Two of them silently disagreeing is data loss rather than a visible failure, which is the reason to collapse them rather than fix the one that was reported.

A pre-existing test asserted the old rule

TestMigrationBracketContainsRoutedKeyForS3BucketAuxiliaryState expected a slice strictly inside bucket-b's route interval to claim bucket-b's metadata. I updated it rather than deleted it, and this is the judgement call worth reviewing: a single row describing a whole bucket cannot travel with a partial object range, so an inside slice is not its owner. The owning-slice cases are added alongside so both directions are covered rather than the assertion simply being inverted.

TestS3BucketAuxiliaryOwnershipIsPointContainmentNotIntersection pins export and cleanup to the same predicate. Getting its fixture right took two attempts: with an unbounded routeEnd the raw-key branch both predicates check first (routeKeyInRange(rawKey, …)) answers true regardless of ownership, so the test passed while proving nothing. It now bounds the slice inside the bucket's !s3route| interval and asserts the raw branch cannot decide.

kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go:43 — "Halt Raft apply on local cleanup failures" — fixed

Correct as written. applyMigrationCleanup returned errors.WithStack(err) for everything, including replica-local Pebble read/decrypt/batch/commit failures. The engine advances the applied index on ordinary FSM errors, so that voter permanently skips a committed cleanup while healthy voters delete the versions.

Now halts via ErrMigrationCleanupApply, with isMigrationCleanupOrdinaryApplyError keeping deterministic verdicts on the request itself ordinary — the same split isMigrationImportOrdinaryApplyError already makes next door. ClearMigrationState was silently in the same position and is fixed with it.

kv/fsm.go:1058 — "Remove process-local catalog state from Raft apply" — contained, not fixed

Correct, and the most serious of the three. Apply resolves readiness through currentShardRoutesForRouteRangef.routes.Current(), the catalog watcher's cached view, which arrives over the cross-group catalog stream with no ordering relationship to the target group's Raft log. Two voters at the same index can legitimately hold different catalog versions. This is the failure class CLAUDE.md records for the 8668bdce revert.

This one predates the merge — byte-identical at f81057b5 — so it is not merge-introduced, though that changes nothing about its severity.

applyRequest now converts ErrRouteCutoverPending into a halt (ErrTargetReadinessApply). I want to be precise that this is containment, not correctness: it converts a silent, permanent divergence into a loud stop, which is the right trade on an apply path, but a follower merely lagging on catalog delivery will now halt where it previously (wrongly) continued past a committed write. Strictly safer, strictly noisier.

Making the verdict a pure function of the entry needs the observed_route_version pattern the write-floor path already uses (routeFloorSnapshotForRequestSnapshotAt(observedVer)ErrComposed1VersionGCd). That is a design change, not a patch, so it is written up with three options, the open retention question, and a recommendation in docs/design/2026_09_05_proposed_apply_time_readiness_evidence.md rather than guessed at here.

Evidence

go test ./kv/ ./store/ ./distribution/ .   ok
go test -timeout 40m ./adapter/            ok  615.385s  0 failures
golangci-lint run ./kv/... ./distribution/... ./adapter/...   0 issues

All three fixes fail their tests when reverted:

--- FAIL TestS3BucketAuxiliaryOwnershipIsPointContainmentNotIntersection
      cleanup must not claim auxiliary rows the export left with the previous owner
--- FAIL TestApplyMigrationCleanupHaltsOnLocalStoreFailure  (both modes)
      a replica-local cleanup failure must halt apply, not advance past it

One note on the halt assertions: require.ErrorIs uses the stdlib errors.Is, which does not traverse cockroachdb's Mark, so my first version of that test passed while asserting nothing. The existing halt tests use errors.Is directly for exactly this reason and these now do too.

Five-lens self-review

  1. Data loss — finding 1 is squarely here and was self-inflicted: cleanup deleting rows the export never claimed. The single shared predicate is the structural fix; a comment on it says why a second copy is not acceptable.
  2. Concurrency / distributed — findings 2 and 3 are both "an ordinary FSM error advanced the applied index past a committed entry". Both now halt. Finding 3's underlying non-determinism is contained, not removed, and is stated as such above and in the doc.
  3. Performance — the ownership predicate is the same comparison it replaced; the halt paths are error paths only.
  4. Data consistency — export, cleanup and the bracket now agree on ownership by construction rather than by three parallel implementations happening to match.
  5. Test coverage — two new tests plus one pre-existing test updated in both directions; all revert-checked. The design doc records what is deliberately not covered by code yet.

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Review: 557c542b — three P1 fixes from the 58764048 review

  • Read trigger comment and gather PR context
  • Verify fix 1: kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go — S3 owner rule unified via distribution.S3BucketAuxiliaryRouteSelected
  • Verify fix 2: kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go — halt Raft apply on local cleanup failures
  • Verify fix 3: kv/fsm.go — halt on ErrRouteCutoverPending, plus the new design doc
  • Spot-check new/updated tests for each fix
  • Post final review

I verified each fix by reading the actual diff and tracing the call graph, not just the commit message.

Fix 1 (S3 ownership unification) — correct

distribution.S3BucketAuxiliaryRouteSelected (distribution/migrator.go:433-446) is now the single definition, and both adapter/internal.go's decodedS3BucketRouteSelected and MigrationBracket.containsDecodedS3Route delegate to it. I checked keyInRouteRange (old adapter copy) vs routeKeyInRange (new shared impl) — logically identical comparisons (normalizeMigrationRouteEnd is a no-op given the existing len(end)==0 handling), so this is a genuine behavior-preserving dedup for the adapter side while fixing the bracket side from intersection to point-containment. The updated TestMigrationBracketContainsRoutedKeyForS3BucketAuxiliaryState correctly covers both the "inside slice is not owner" and "owning slice" directions rather than just inverting the old assertion, and the new TestS3BucketAuxiliaryOwnershipIsPointContainmentNotIntersection deliberately isolates the ownership branch from the raw-key fast path with an explicit fixture assertion (require.False(t, routeKeyInRange(metaKey, insideStart, insideEnd), ...)) — good attention to the "test that doesn't actually exercise the code" trap called out in the commit message.

Fix 2 (halt on local cleanup failure) — correct

isMigrationCleanupOrdinaryApplyError / ErrMigrationCleanupApply follow the exact ErrMigrationImportApply pattern used next door in fsm_migration_import.go. Both CleanupVersions and ClearMigrationState failures now halt unless the error is one of the four deterministic request-level sentinels. TestApplyMigrationCleanupHaltsOnLocalStoreFailure and TestApplyMigrationCleanupKeepsDeterministicErrorsOrdinary correctly distinguish the two paths and use errors.Is (cockroachdb, traverses Mark) rather than testify's, which the test comments correctly note.

Fix 3 (halt on ErrRouteCutoverPending) — incomplete, and untested

The commit message says "applyRequest now halts on it," but the wrapping only covers one of the two dispatch paths in kv/fsm.go:Apply:

if len(reqs) == 1 {
    return f.applyRequest(ctx, reqs[0])   // ← halt-wraps ErrRouteCutoverPending
}

resp := &fsmApplyResponse{results: make([]error, len(reqs))}
for i, req := range reqs {
    err := f.applyRequestErr(ctx, req)     // ← does NOT go through applyRequest
    ...
    resp.results[i] = err                  // ordinary per-request error
}

fsmApplyResponse has no HaltApply() method (confirmed by grep — only *haltApplyResponse implements it), so for any Raft entry carrying more than one pb.Request (raftEncodeBatch, produced by marshalRaftCommand in kv/transaction.go:112-130 whenever a txn commit bundles multiple requests), an ErrRouteCutoverPending surfaces as an ordinary per-request error inside resp.results[i] and the engine advances the applied index normally. That's exactly the silent-divergence scenario this fix exists to close — it's just closed for the single-request path only.

This also has zero test coverage: grep -rn ErrTargetReadinessApply finds only kv/fsm.go and the new design doc — no test references it. The existing ErrRouteCutoverPending tests (fsm_migration_fence_test.go etc.) call fsm.handleRawRequest/handleTxnRequest directly, bypassing Apply/applyRequest entirely, so they don't exercise the new halt logic and wouldn't catch a regression here. This is worth flagging against CLAUDE.md's explicit rule: "When code review surfaces a defect... first add a failing test that reproduces the issue, then make it pass with the fix... Do not respond to a review-identified defect with a fix-only change." The commit's own claim — "All three fixes fail their tests when reverted" — doesn't hold for fix 3 specifically, since there's no test to fail.

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The design doc (docs/design/2026_09_05_proposed_apply_time_readiness_evidence.md) is otherwise a well-reasoned writeup of the deeper correctness gap (§3's "containment, not correctness" framing is accurate and appropriately honest) — but §3's claim that applyRequest now halts on ErrRouteCutoverPending should be corrected to note the batch-path gap once it's fixed, or the doc will misstate the current containment boundary.

Verification limits

go build/go test/golangci-lint are not invokable in this sandboxed session (tool approval for go/lint commands isn't available here — same limitation as every prior review pass on this PR). This review is based on full static reading of the diff, tracing every call site of applyRequestErr/applyRequest/fsmApplyResponse, and confirming via grep that no test exercises the new ErrTargetReadinessApply path. The go test ./kv/ ./store/ ./distribution/ . and golangci-lint results reported in the trigger comment should be treated as the source of truth for CI-level confirmation of fixes 1 and 2, which I found no issues with.

Summary: Fixes 1 and 2 are correct and well-tested. Fix 3 closes the gap only for single-request Raft entries — the batch path (raftEncodeBatch) still returns ErrRouteCutoverPending as an ordinary error, reintroducing the silent-divergence risk for any multi-request transaction commit, and has no test coverage at all.
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if errors.Is(err, ErrRouteCutoverPending) {
return haltErr(errors.Wrap(errors.Mark(err, ErrTargetReadinessApply), "kv/fsm: apply target readiness"))

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P1 Badge Do not halt on source-read fence rejections

When a prepare or one-phase transaction that read the moving range reaches apply after SourceReadFence has armed, verifySourceReadFenceForRange also returns ErrRouteCutoverPending. This blanket conversion cannot distinguish that deterministic, replicated fence verdict from the process-local target-catalog proof failure, so an expected transaction rejection becomes HaltApply on every source replica and stops the entire Raft group during cutover. Use a distinct error for the source-read fence or otherwise limit the halt to failures from verifyTargetReadinessForRouteRange.

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if err := applyTargetStagedReadinessAt(ctx, writer, state, f.pendingApplyIdx); err != nil {
return errors.WithStack(err)

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P1 Badge Halt apply when readiness persistence fails

When ApplyTargetStagedReadinessAt fails on one replica because of a local Pebble write or commit error, this returns an ordinary FSM error, allowing that replica to advance past the entry without installing the source fence, write tracker, or target guard that healthy replicas installed. A subsequent user entry can then be rejected by guarded replicas but applied by the failed replica before the runner's voter probe repairs anything, causing committed-state divergence. Treat replica-local readiness persistence failures as HaltApply, as the import, promotion, and cleanup opcodes do.

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P2 Badge Make migration nemesis failures invalidate the Jepsen run

When starting the split, waiting for its phase, or abandoning it fails, the nemesis catches the exception and records a :fail operation at lines 175–177, but this is the only checker installed by elastickv-split-test and it validates only the independent register histories. Nothing checks that :start-cross-group-split or :verify-cross-group-split succeeded, so the suite can report a valid result even when no migration ran or the job never reached DONE/ABANDONED; compose in a checker that explicitly rejects failed or missing migration nemesis completions.

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jepsen/src/elastickv/jepsen_test.clj (1)

60-63: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

CLI説明へ elastickv-split-test を追加してください。

test-fns は新しいworkloadを受け付けます。しかし、使用方法のサポート済み一覧には elastickv-split-test がありません。利用者は有効なテスト名を確認できません。

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In `@jepsen/src/elastickv/jepsen_test.clj` around lines 60 - 63, Update the
supported test-name CLI help text near the positional-argument handling to
include elastickv-split-test, matching the workload accepted by test-fns while
preserving the existing fallback and argument-forwarding behavior.
cmd/elastickv-split/main.go (1)

63-63: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Security Misconfiguration (CWE-345)

Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate

リモート接続ではTLSと証明書検証を必須にしてください。

--address は非ループバックの接続先も指定できます。平文gRPCでは、通信経路上の攻撃者が状態変更RPCの要求を観測または改変できます。TLSへのフォールバックを禁止してください。

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In `@cmd/elastickv-split/main.go` at line 63, Update the grpc.NewClient connection
setup to require TLS with certificate verification for every non-loopback
--address target. Remove the insecure.NewCredentials transport configuration and
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local behavior only if it still enforces authenticated transport.
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adapter/distribution_server.go (1)

1528-1567: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

loadCatalogSnapshotAtLeastVersionloadCatalogSnapshotAtVersion とほぼ同一です。

両関数は同じリトライ回数解決、同じ待機処理、同じエラー整形を持ちます。差は比較条件(>===)と読み取り時刻の指定だけです。リトライ方針を変更すると片方だけ更新する危険があります。比較述語を引数に取る共通ヘルパーへ集約してください。

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In `@adapter/distribution_server.go` around lines 1528 - 1567,
共通処理が重複しているため、loadCatalogSnapshotAtLeastVersion と loadCatalogSnapshotAtVersion
のリトライ回数解決、Snapshot取得、待機、エラー整形を比較述語と読み取り時刻を引数に取る共通ヘルパーへ集約してください。各公開メソッドは必要な比較条件(以上または一致)と時刻を渡し、既存の戻り値・エラー動作を維持してください。
kv/fsm.go (1)

976-986: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift

apply 経路で readiness 状態を mutation ごとに読み直しています。

verifyTargetReadinessForMutations は mutation ごとに verifyTargetReadinessForRange を呼び、その先の targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange が毎回 MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx) を実行します。同じ Raft エントリの中で、verifyRouteNotFencedForMutations(Line 822)、verifyTargetReadinessForReadKeys(Line 993, 996)、latestCommitTSForTargetReadyKey(Line 1708)も同じ読み取りを繰り返します。mutation 数と read key 数に比例して store 読み取りが増え、apply はグループ内で直列に実行されるため、バッチが大きいトランザクションで apply 遅延が増えます。

1 エントリの apply 単位で readiness 状態と f.routes.Current() のスナップショットを 1 回だけ取得し、各検証ヘルパーへ引き回す形に変更することを推奨します。決定性の観点でも、同一エントリ内で状態を再読み込みしないほうが安全です。

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In `@kv/fsm.go` around lines 976 - 986, Refactor the apply-time readiness
validation to capture MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx) and f.routes.Current()
once per Raft entry, then pass those snapshots through
verifyRouteNotFencedForMutations, verifyTargetReadinessForMutations,
verifyTargetReadinessForReadKeys, and latestCommitTSForTargetReadyKey and their
range helpers instead of reloading state per mutation or read key. Preserve the
existing validation behavior while eliminating repeated readiness-store reads
and ensuring all checks use one consistent snapshot.
kv/shard_store.go (1)

489-492: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift

同一リクエスト内で readiness 解決が重複しています。

leaderGetAttargetReadyRouteForRange でルートを解決し、そのあと localGetAt(Line 503)が同じ引数で再度解決します。targetReadyRouteForRangeMigrationTargetReadinessStates の store 読み取りと engine.Current() + IntersectingRoutes の走査を毎回行うため、リーダー経由の GET 1 件あたりコストが 2 倍になります。

同じ重複はスキャン経路にもあります。scanRouteAtDirectionPhysicalLimit(Line 3441)→ scanReadyLeaderPhysicalLimit(Line 3479)→ scanRouteAtLeaderPhysicalLimit(Line 3568)/scanRouteAtLeader(Line 3596)で、1 回のスキャンにつき 3 回解決します。

解決済みのルートを引数として引き回し、内部ヘルパーでは再解決しない形に整理することを推奨します。リニアライザブル fence の後に再確認したい箇所(Line 934)は、その意図をコメントで残してください。

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In `@kv/shard_store.go` around lines 489 - 492, 重複する readiness
解決を避けるため、leaderGetAt の targetReadyRouteForRange で得た route を localGetAt
へ渡し、内部で同じルートを再解決しないよう整理してください。同様に
scanRouteAtDirectionPhysicalLimit、scanReadyLeaderPhysicalLimit、scanRouteAtLeaderPhysicalLimit、scanRouteAtLeader
のスキャン経路でも解決済み route を引き回してください。リニアライザブル fence 後の再確認箇所は意図を示すコメント付きで維持してください。
docs/design/2026_06_11_implemented_hotspot_split_milestone2_migration.md (1)

1238-1238: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

表セル内のパイプをエスケープしてください。

!txn|ok| のパイプが列区切りとして解釈され、GFM 表の列構造を壊します。|\| に置き換えてください。

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In `@docs/design/2026_06_11_implemented_hotspot_split_milestone2_migration.md` at
line 1238, Escape the pipe characters in the `!txn|ok|` marker within the M2-PR0
table cell so GitHub-Flavored Markdown treats them as literal text and preserves
the table’s column structure.
distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go (1)

246-264: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Phase == SplitJobPhaseDone の冪等判定を両経路で統一してください。

対象ルートがクリア済みで、current.Phase == SplitJobPhaseDone かつ current.TerminalAtMs == 0 の場合、CatalogStore.promotionCompleteAlreadyAppliedAt は適用済みを返します。一方、completedPromotionRetryCompleteTargetPromotionState により TerminalAtMs を補完し、coordinator 経路で追加の job 更新を dispatch します。route validation と terminal backfill を含む共通の completion helper を使い、両 caller が同じ判定を返すようにしてください。

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In `@distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go` around lines 246 - 264,
SplitJobPhaseDone かつ TerminalAtMs == 0 のクリア済み対象で判定が分岐しないよう、route validation と
terminal backfill を含む共通の completion helper
を追加または再利用してください。CatalogStore.promotionCompleteAlreadyAppliedAt と
completedPromotionRetry の双方をその helper 経由にし、CompleteTargetPromotionState による補完や
coordinator の追加更新を含めて同一の冪等判定結果を返すようにします。
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Inline comments:
In `@adapter/split_job_runner.go`:
- Around line 833-834: Update the SourceGroupID fallback in
splitJobSourceSibling so a nil routeEnd is treated as resolution failure rather
than returning success; only return SourceGroupID with the success flag when
routeEnd is non-nil, preserving the existing behavior for valid route bounds.
- Around line 151-156: Validate count in the split cursor decoding flow before
the make call, using the remaining raw byte length as the upper bound because
each entry requires at least 3 bytes. Reject counts greater than len(raw)/3 with
the existing cursor/error handling path, then allocate acks only after
validation.
- Around line 74-77: Update the ProbeMigrationState handling in
syncSplitMigrationVoterBarrier to add a probeErr != nil branch that records the
failure with slog.WarnContext. Include job_id, voter_id, voter_address, kind,
and err as structured fields, while preserving the existing ack assignment for
successful probes.

In `@docs/design/2026_02_18_partial_hotspot_shard_split.md`:
- Around line 302-303: Unify the M2 implementation status in the document:
update the introductory status at lines 11–15 to reflect that the migration RPC,
export/import, fence, cutover, promotion, and cleanup workflow are implemented,
or explicitly label that section as historical. Ensure the lifecycle status for
the partial design document matches the implemented state described near the
production runner workflow.

In `@docs/design/2026_06_12_proposed_scaling_roadmap.md`:
- Line 33: Update the M3 automation document reference in both roadmap entries:
docs/design/2026_06_12_proposed_scaling_roadmap.md lines 33-33 and
docs/design/2026_06_23_proposed_scaling_roadmap.md lines 112-114. Replace the
nonexistent partial-hotspot-split milestone document with
docs/design/2026_06_11_implemented_hotspot_split_milestone3_automation.md,
without changing other roadmap content.

In `@jepsen/src/elastickv/split_workload.clj`:
- Around line 204-205: Update elastickv-split-test to provide cross-group
defaults for :raft-groups and :shard-ranges, ensuring at least two Raft groups
with corresponding shard ranges are passed to ekdb/db so target selection
succeeds; alternatively, validate these required options before setup and fail
clearly when absent.

In `@kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go`:
- Around line 66-71: Update isMigrationCleanupOrdinaryApplyError to classify
store.ErrInvalidExportCursor as a normal apply error by adding only that error
to the existing checks; do not add store.ErrInvalidExportBudget or alter the
other classifications.

In `@kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go`:
- Around line 56-59: Update preserveMigrationTrackerMinimum and its caller to
propagate MigrationTargetReadinessStates errors instead of returning the
proto-derived state. Follow the fail-closed behavior used by
ErrTargetReadinessApply in kv/fsm.go, ensuring the apply operation stops and
does not write MinAdmittedTS when readiness-state loading fails.

In `@kv/route_history.go`:
- Around line 86-92: Update distributionRouteSnapshot.WriteFloorForKey and
WriteFloorIntersects so a missing route is distinguishable from a route with no
write floor; ensure verifyRouteWriteFloorForKey and
verifyRouteWriteFloorForPrefix propagate ErrRouteCutoverPending, matching
ShardStore.verifyPrefixDeleteRoutes, instead of allowing mutations to proceed
without fencing.

In `@kv/shard_store.go`:
- Around line 552-555: Update the route-selection and readiness-proof flow
around routesForFencedScanWithVersion and readinessProofRoutes to use the same
catalog snapshot for both operations. Ensure targetReadyRouteForRouteRange
cannot select a stale route after a catalog split; alternatively, detect the
stale route and reject the read before scanRouteAtLeader or scanRouteLocal can
exclude staged data.

In `@kv/sharded_coordinator.go`:
- Line 3013: Move the MigrationTargetReadinessStates call out of the per-key
loop in validateReadKeysOnShard, obtain the states once, and pass them into
verifyTargetReadinessForReadKeyOnShard. Keep key-dependent routing logic inside
the helper and preserve existing error handling and readiness validation
behavior.

In `@main.go`:
- Around line 1264-1277: Update the split migration capability gate around the
peer loop to run probes concurrently via errgroup, while applying one overall
deadline in addition to the per-peer timeout. Pass splitMigrationConnCache into
probeSplitMigrationCapabilityPeer and reuse cached connections instead of
creating and closing a new client for each probe.

In `@store/lsm_migration.go`:
- Around line 28-30: 保持境界チェックを exportVersionsLocked から削除し、公開メソッド
pebbleStore.ExportVersions にのみ移動してください。CleanupVersions から直接呼ばれる
exportVersionsLocked は MaxCommitTS が effectiveMinRetainedTS() より古くても
ErrReadTSCompacted を返さず、ExportVersions 経由の場合だけ readTSCompacted
の検査とエラー返却を行うようにします。

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Outside diff comments:
In `@cmd/elastickv-split/main.go`:
- Line 63: Update the grpc.NewClient connection setup to require TLS with
certificate verification for every non-loopback --address target. Remove the
insecure.NewCredentials transport configuration and do not provide a plaintext
fallback; preserve any explicitly supported secure local behavior only if it
still enforces authenticated transport.

In `@jepsen/src/elastickv/jepsen_test.clj`:
- Around line 60-63: Update the supported test-name CLI help text near the
positional-argument handling to include elastickv-split-test, matching the
workload accepted by test-fns while preserving the existing fallback and
argument-forwarding behavior.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@adapter/distribution_server.go`:
- Around line 1528-1567: 共通処理が重複しているため、loadCatalogSnapshotAtLeastVersion と
loadCatalogSnapshotAtVersion
のリトライ回数解決、Snapshot取得、待機、エラー整形を比較述語と読み取り時刻を引数に取る共通ヘルパーへ集約してください。各公開メソッドは必要な比較条件(以上または一致)と時刻を渡し、既存の戻り値・エラー動作を維持してください。

In `@distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go`:
- Around line 246-264: SplitJobPhaseDone かつ TerminalAtMs == 0
のクリア済み対象で判定が分岐しないよう、route validation と terminal backfill を含む共通の completion
helper を追加または再利用してください。CatalogStore.promotionCompleteAlreadyAppliedAt と
completedPromotionRetry の双方をその helper 経由にし、CompleteTargetPromotionState による補完や
coordinator の追加更新を含めて同一の冪等判定結果を返すようにします。

In `@docs/design/2026_06_11_implemented_hotspot_split_milestone2_migration.md`:
- Line 1238: Escape the pipe characters in the `!txn|ok|` marker within the
M2-PR0 table cell so GitHub-Flavored Markdown treats them as literal text and
preserves the table’s column structure.

In `@kv/fsm.go`:
- Around line 976-986: Refactor the apply-time readiness validation to capture
MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx) and f.routes.Current() once per Raft entry,
then pass those snapshots through verifyRouteNotFencedForMutations,
verifyTargetReadinessForMutations, verifyTargetReadinessForReadKeys, and
latestCommitTSForTargetReadyKey and their range helpers instead of reloading
state per mutation or read key. Preserve the existing validation behavior while
eliminating repeated readiness-store reads and ensuring all checks use one
consistent snapshot.

In `@kv/shard_store.go`:
- Around line 489-492: 重複する readiness 解決を避けるため、leaderGetAt の
targetReadyRouteForRange で得た route を localGetAt
へ渡し、内部で同じルートを再解決しないよう整理してください。同様に
scanRouteAtDirectionPhysicalLimit、scanReadyLeaderPhysicalLimit、scanRouteAtLeaderPhysicalLimit、scanRouteAtLeader
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resp, probeErr := voter.Client.ProbeMigrationState(ctx, req)
if probeErr == nil {
acked = resp.GetReady()
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ProbeMigrationState の失敗を voter 単位で記録してください。

syncSplitMigrationVoterBarrierprobeErr を返さず、acked を前回の値のままにします。初回の失敗では false がカーソルに保存されます。呼び出し側は不完全なカーソルを保存して nil を返すため、同じ voter の失敗が続くとジョブが進まず、上位の汎用ログも出ません。probeErr != nil の分岐で slog.WarnContext を使い、job_idvoter_idvoter_addresskinderr を構造化キーで記録してください。

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Comment on lines +151 to +156
count, rest, err := consumeSplitCursorUvarint(raw)
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raw = rest
acks := make([]splitVoterAck, 0, count)

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破損したカーソルの count で巨大なアロケーションが発生します。

consumeSplitCursorUvarint は上限のない uint64 を返します。Line 156 はその値をそのまま make の容量に渡します。カーソルが破損して count に巨大値が入ると、この行でメモリ枯渇または panic が起きます。エントリ 1 件は最低 3 バイトなので、残りバイト数を上限として検証してください。

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 	raw = rest
+	if count > uint64(len(raw)) {
+		return nil, errors.New("split voter ack cursor count exceeds payload")
+	}
 	acks := make([]splitVoterAck, 0, count)
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if job.SourceGroupID != 0 {
return job.SourceGroupID, routeEnd, true

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SourceGroupID フォールバック時に routeEnd が nil のまま返る場合があります。

splitJobSourceSiblingsourceGroupID を解決できないとき、routeEnd も nil のことがあります。移動先ルート(Start == job.SplitKey)も消えている場合がこれに当たります。この nil は cleanupSplitJobSourceDataPlanExportBrackets(job.SplitKey, routeEnd) に渡り、RangeEnd が上限なしになります。その結果、クリーンアップが分割対象範囲を超えてバージョンを削除します。

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Comment on lines +302 to +303
Status: implemented. The production runner advances durable cross-group jobs
through BACKFILL, FENCE, DELTA_COPY, CUTOVER, CLEANUP, and `DONE`; current-voter

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M2 の状態記述を文書内で統一してください。

Line 11-15 は migration RPC、export/import、fence、cutover、promotion、cleanup workflow が未完了と記載しています。一方、変更された Line 302-309 は M2 を実装済みと記載しています。冒頭の実装状況を更新するか、過去時点の記録として明示してください。

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| Dimension | Today's comfortable ceiling | Where the next operator wants to go | Triggering signal |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Routes (shards) per cluster | ~10 k (binary search + 100 ms watcher + history ring of 32 versions) | 100 k–1 M routes | hotspot-split-M3 automation (`docs/design/2026_06_11_implemented_hotspot_split_milestone3_automation.md`) generates routes faster than the catalog watcher can fan out at scale |
| Routes (shards) per cluster | ~10 k (binary search + 100 ms watcher + history ring of 32 versions) | 100 k–1 M routes | hotspot-split-M3 automation (`docs/design/2026_06_11_partial_hotspot_split_milestone3_automation.md`) generates routes faster than the catalog watcher can fan out at scale |

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if len(routes) == 1 {
return routes[0], nil
}
return route, nil

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ルート選択と readiness 証明に同じ catalog snapshot を使用してください。

routesForFencedScanWithVersion が route 集合を取得した後、readinessProofRoutes は別の engine.Current() を取得します。カタログがその間に分割され、旧 route に対して複数の証明ルートが返ると、targetReadyRouteForRouteRange は旧 route を返します。scanRouteAtLeaderscanRouteLocalrouteHasStagedVisibility を false と判定し、staged データを除外します。route 集合と readiness 証明で同じカタログスナップショットを使うか、旧 route を検出して読み取りを拒否してください。

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In `@kv/shard_store.go` around lines 552 - 555, Update the route-selection and
readiness-proof flow around routesForFencedScanWithVersion and
readinessProofRoutes to use the same catalog snapshot for both operations.
Ensure targetReadyRouteForRouteRange cannot select a stale route after a catalog
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Comment thread kv/sharded_coordinator.go
if !ok {
return nil
}
states, err := reader.MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx)

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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

MigrationTargetReadinessStates を読み取りキーのループ外へ移動してください。

validateReadKeysOnShard は 2993行のループで読み取りキーごとに verifyTargetReadinessForReadKeyOnShard を呼びます。そのため 3013行の reader.MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx) が読み取りキー数と同じ回数だけ実行されます。

states は読み取りキーに依存しません。キー依存なのは 3020行の readinessRouteRange(key, nextScanCursor(key)) 以降だけです。

MigrationTargetReadinessStates は内部状態の防御的コピーを返します(store/mvcc_store_snapshot_test.go 374-377行がその契約を検証しています)。したがって呼び出しごとにロック取得とスライス確保が発生します。読み取りキーが多いトランザクションでは、この重複がそのまま検証パスのコストになります。

states をループの前で1回取得し、ヘルパーへ引数として渡してください。

♻️ 提案する変更
 func (c *ShardedCoordinator) validateReadKeysOnShard(ctx context.Context, gid uint64, keys [][]byte, startTS uint64) error {
 	g, ok := c.groups[gid]
 	if !ok {
 		return nil
 	}
 	if _, err := linearizableReadEngineCtx(ctx, engineForGroup(g)); err != nil {
 		return errors.WithStack(err)
 	}
+	states, err := targetReadinessStatesForShard(ctx, g)
+	if err != nil {
+		return err
+	}
 	for _, key := range keys {
-		if err := c.verifyTargetReadinessForReadKeyOnShard(ctx, gid, g, key); err != nil {
+		if err := c.verifyTargetReadinessForReadKey(gid, states, key); err != nil {
 			return err
 		}
func targetReadinessStatesForShard(ctx context.Context, g *ShardGroup) ([]store.TargetStagedReadinessState, error) {
	reader, ok := g.Store.(store.MigrationTargetReadinessReader)
	if !ok {
		return nil, nil
	}
	states, err := reader.MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, errors.WithStack(err)
	}
	return states, nil
}

func (c *ShardedCoordinator) verifyTargetReadinessForReadKey(
	gid uint64,
	states []store.TargetStagedReadinessState,
	key []byte,
) error {
	if len(states) == 0 {
		return nil
	}
	routeStart, routeEnd := readinessRouteRange(key, nextScanCursor(key))
	if sourceReadFenceApplies(states, routeStart, routeEnd) {
		return errors.WithStack(ErrRouteCutoverPending)
	}
	routes, catalogVersion, proof := c.currentShardRoutesForRouteRange(gid, routeStart, routeEnd)
	if targetReadinessStatesSatisfied(states, routes, routeStart, routeEnd, gid, catalogVersion, proof) {
		return nil
	}
	return errors.WithStack(ErrRouteCutoverPending)
}
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states, err := reader.MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx)
func (c *ShardedCoordinator) validateReadKeysOnShard(ctx context.Context, gid uint64, keys [][]byte, startTS uint64) error {
g, ok := c.groups[gid]
if !ok {
return nil
}
if _, err := linearizableReadEngineCtx(ctx, engineForGroup(g)); err != nil {
return errors.WithStack(err)
}
states, err := targetReadinessStatesForShard(ctx, g)
if err != nil {
return err
}
for _, key := range keys {
if err := c.verifyTargetReadinessForReadKey(gid, states, key); err != nil {
return err
}
}
}
func targetReadinessStatesForShard(ctx context.Context, g *ShardGroup) ([]store.TargetStagedReadinessState, error) {
reader, ok := g.Store.(store.MigrationTargetReadinessReader)
if !ok {
return nil, nil
}
states, err := reader.MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx)
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.WithStack(err)
}
return states, nil
}
func (c *ShardedCoordinator) verifyTargetReadinessForReadKey(
gid uint64,
states []store.TargetStagedReadinessState,
key []byte,
) error {
if len(states) == 0 {
return nil
}
routeStart, routeEnd := readinessRouteRange(key, nextScanCursor(key))
if sourceReadFenceApplies(states, routeStart, routeEnd) {
return errors.WithStack(ErrRouteCutoverPending)
}
routes, catalogVersion, proof := c.currentShardRoutesForRouteRange(gid, routeStart, routeEnd)
if targetReadinessStatesSatisfied(states, routes, routeStart, routeEnd, gid, catalogVersion, proof) {
return nil
}
return errors.WithStack(ErrRouteCutoverPending)
}
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In `@kv/sharded_coordinator.go` at line 3013, Move the
MigrationTargetReadinessStates call out of the per-key loop in
validateReadKeysOnShard, obtain the states once, and pass them into
verifyTargetReadinessForReadKeyOnShard. Keep key-dependent routing logic inside
the helper and preserve existing error handling and readiness validation
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Comment thread main.go
Comment on lines +1264 to +1277
for _, peer := range peers {
peerCtx := ctx
cancel := func() {}
if timeout > 0 {
var cancelCtx context.CancelFunc
peerCtx, cancelCtx = context.WithTimeout(ctx, timeout)
cancel = cancelCtx
}
err := probe(peerCtx, peer.Address)
cancel()
if err != nil {
return status.Errorf(codes.FailedPrecondition, "split migration capability peer %s is not ready: %v", peer.ID, err)
}
}

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capability プローブを並行化し、接続キャッシュを再利用してください。

現在の実装は 2 つのコストを直列に積み上げます。

1つ目はレイテンシです。1264行のループは peer を逐次プローブします。各 peer に splitMigrationCapabilityProbeTimeout(2秒)を個別に適用しますが、ゲート全体の上限はありません。splitMigrationCapabilityPeerSourceForRuntimes は全 Raft グループの構成を (ID, Address) で重複排除して返すため、peer 数はグループ数×メンバー数に近づきます。9 peer が応答しない場合、StartSplitMigration は最悪 18 秒ブロックします。

2つ目は接続コストです。probeSplitMigrationCapabilityPeer (1286行) は grpc.NewClient で毎回新しい接続を作り、defer で閉じます。同じ startup 配線には splitMigrationConnCache (785行) があり、splitPromotionClientFactorysplitMigrationClientFactory はそれを再利用します。capability プローブだけがキャッシュを使いません。

プローブを errgroup で並行実行し、splitMigrationConnCacheprobeSplitMigrationCapabilityPeer に渡してください。ゲート全体にもデッドラインを設定してください。

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In `@main.go` around lines 1264 - 1277, Update the split migration capability gate
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Comment thread store/lsm_migration.go
Comment on lines +28 to +30
if readTSCompacted(exportRetentionReadTS(opts), s.effectiveMinRetainedTS()) {
return ExportVersionsResult{}, ErrReadTSCompacted
}

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保持境界チェックを pebbleStore.ExportVersions に移してください。

pebbleStore.CleanupVersionsMaxCommitTSMaxCommitTSInclusive に変換して exportVersionsLocked を直接呼びます。MaxCommitTSeffectiveMinRetainedTS() より古い場合、pebble だけが ErrReadTSCompacted を返します。memory cleanup は同じ条件で成功します。

kv の cleanup apply は ErrReadTSCompacted を通常エラーとして扱わないため、pebble voter は haltErr になり、replica 間で apply 結果が分岐します。

exportVersionsLocked から保持境界チェックを削除し、公開メソッド pebbleStore.ExportVersions でのみ検査してください。

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… failures

Two P1s from review of 557c542.

fsm.go:575 -- my blanket conversion of ErrRouteCutoverPending into a halt
was too wide. verifySourceReadFenceForRange returns the same sentinel,
but that verdict is replicated and deterministic: every replica reads the
same readiness states from its own store and rejects the same
transactions. Halting on it would stop every source replica during a
normal cutover -- an expected rejection turned into a cluster outage.

Only the target-readiness proof depends on process-local state
(f.routes.Current()), so that one is now marked with
errTargetReadinessUnproven and the halt keys off the mark.
ErrRouteCutoverPending stays the client-visible sentinel for both, so no
caller changes.

The decision moved into applyErrorResponse so the boundary can be tested
with real errors from the real verifiers rather than restated in a test.
My first attempt asserted on the returned error's marks and passed under
the regression; the second built a request that never reached the fence
at all and passed for a third reason. The test now feeds both verifiers'
actual output through the actual decision, and fails when the halt is
keyed off the shared sentinel again.

fsm_migration_readiness.go:43 -- persisting the guard is a local Pebble
write, and an ordinary error let a replica advance past the entry without
the source fence, write tracker or target guard its peers installed, then
accept user writes they reject. Now halts, matching import, promote,
retire and cleanup. The missing-writer case halts with it.

Both fixes fail their tests when reverted.
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TLA+ spec divergence review (auto-triggered)

This PR touches files that the TLA+ safety spec has an anchor on (per
docs/design/2026_05_28_implemented_tla_safety_spec.md §3),
so an AI review is requested below to verify the implementation has not drifted
from the model.

Anchored files changed in this PR head (b667077):

  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete_test.go
  • distribution/migrator.go
  • distribution/migrator_export_plan_test.go
  • distribution/migrator_s3_owner_test.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog_test.go
  • distribution/split_job_lifecycle.go
  • kv/fsm.go
  • kv/sharded_coordinator.go
  • store/mvcc_store.go

What to check, by subsystem:

  • kv/hlc*.goNext() must respect the HLC-4 preconditions (i)/(ii)/(iii) from the design doc: bounded skew, logical-counter handoff on leader change (strategy (c) Observe(MaxAppliedHLC)), and the commit-time ceiling fence (fail-closed when wall_now >= physicalCeiling). Any change to the bit layout (48/16), the CAS loop, or the ceiling getter/setter is in scope.
  • kv/coordinator.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.goRunHLCLeaseRenewal, hlcRenewalInterval, hlcPhysicalWindowMs constants, and the new-term detection that calls Observe(fsm.MaxAppliedHLC()) (strategy (c)). Any change to renewal cadence, group selection, or fail-closed behaviour is in scope.
  • kv/transaction.go, kv/lock_resolver.go — OCC commit-ts assignment, lock-map encoding (key, lock_ts) -> start_ts, and the LockResolver action OCC-3 depends on. (M2 spec will land OCC-1..OCC-5; until then the spec doc §5.2 is the contract.)
  • kv/fsm.go — FSM apply of HLC lease entries (SetPhysicalCeiling), and any future MaxAppliedHLC() accessor that strategy (c) needs.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — version visibility, snapshot install, and the MVCC-1..MVCC-4 invariants (M3 scope).
  • distribution/** — route catalog versioning, SplitRange atomicity, and CatalogWatcher async fan-out (M4 scope).

If the change is correct but requires a spec update, edit tla/hlc/HLC.tla (or the corresponding M2..M5 module once landed) and the design doc in the same PR. The tla-check workflow runs the TLC model check on the same paths.


@claude review please verify TLA+ spec divergence per the checklist above.

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b667077b — both at-HEAD P1s addressed. The first is a regression I introduced in 557c542b, and it is a good argument against the shape of that fix.

kv/fsm.go:575 — "Do not halt on source-read fence rejections" — fixed; my regression

Correct, and worse than the finding states in one respect: I traded a silent divergence for a cluster outage during normal operation.

557c542b converted any ErrRouteCutoverPending at apply into a halt. But two very different verdicts share that sentinel:

  • targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange — rests on f.routes.Current(), the catalog watcher's process-local view. A replica cannot know whether its peers agree, so advancing past the entry risks silent divergence. This is the one that must halt.
  • verifySourceReadFenceForRange — reads the replicated readiness states from its own store. Every replica reaches the same answer for the same entry. This is an ordinary, expected transaction rejection during cutover.

My blanket conversion halted the second as well, so an armed source-read fence would have stopped every source replica of the group — the routine cutover path turned into an outage.

The halt now keys off errTargetReadinessUnproven, marked only at the process-local verdict. ErrRouteCutoverPending stays the client-visible sentinel for both, so no caller changes.

The test took three attempts, and the first two were the interesting failures

Worth recording, because both would have shipped a green test that proved nothing:

  1. I asserted on the returned error's marks. That passes with or without the regression — the mark simply does not exist on either path when the halt is keyed off the shared sentinel.
  2. I built a request and drove applyRequest. It was rejected with txn commit ts required before ever reaching the fence, so the assertion held for an unrelated reason.

The decision now lives in applyErrorResponse, and the test feeds both verifiers' real output through that real function. Re-keying the halt off ErrRouteCutoverPending fails it with a replicated fence verdict is an ordinary rejection; halting stops every source replica during cutover.

kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go:43 — "Halt apply when readiness persistence fails" — fixed

Correct. Persisting the guard is a local Pebble write, and an ordinary error let a replica advance past the entry without the source fence, write tracker or target guard its peers installed — then accept user writes they reject, before the runner's voter probe can repair anything.

Now halts with ErrTargetReadinessApply, matching import, promote, retire and cleanup. The missing-writer branch halts with it.

This is the same sibling I missed last round: I fixed the cleanup opcode's ordinary-error-advances-the-index bug and did not check the readiness opcode next to it. TestApplyTargetStagedReadinessHaltsOnLocalPersistFailure fails when reverted.

jepsen/.../split_workload.clj:78 (P2) — not addressed

Verified and agreed: the nemesis records :fail for a failed start/verify/abandon, but elastickv-split-test installs only the independent-register checker, so a run where no migration happened can still report valid. Not fixed here — it needs a checker composed into the suite, which is a change to what the Jepsen run asserts rather than to the code under test, and I would rather land it where it can be reviewed as its own thing than fold it into a merge-repair commit. Happy to do it next if you want it in this PR.

The 13 CodeRabbit comments

Not addressed in this commit. They are on the same HEAD and I have not worked through them yet; I wanted the two P1s in the apply path landed first. I will triage them next unless you would rather I leave them.

Evidence

go test ./kv/ ./store/ ./distribution/ .   ok
go test -timeout 40m ./adapter/            ok  759.201s  0 failures
golangci-lint run ./kv/...                 0 issues

Five-lens self-review

  1. Data loss — the readiness-persistence fix closes a divergence where a replica silently lacked a guard its peers had. No data path changed otherwise.
  2. Concurrency / distributed — this is the whole commit. The rule is now explicit in applyErrorResponse: only a verdict that depended on process-local state halts; every deterministic rejection stays ordinary. The previous version had that rule right in intent and wrong in scope, and the scope error was strictly more disruptive than the bug it fixed.
  3. Performance — error paths only.
  4. Data consistency — unchanged for accepted writes; the change is entirely in how a rejected apply is reported.
  5. Test coverage — two revert-checked tests, one of which pins the halt boundary in both directions from real verifier output rather than restating the condition.

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Review: HEAD b667077b — two P1 fixes from the 557c542b review

  • Read trigger comment and gather PR context
  • Verify fix 1: kv/fsm.go — halt keyed off process-local readiness verdict, not the shared ErrRouteCutoverPending sentinel
  • Verify fix 2: kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go — halt on local readiness persistence failure
  • Check the new/updated tests for both fixes
  • Post final review

I verified both fixes by reading the actual diff and tracing the call graph, not just the commit message.

Fix 1 (kv/fsm.go) — correct, and the mechanism is sound

errTargetReadinessUnproven is applied via errors.Mark(ErrRouteCutoverPending, errTargetReadinessUnproven) only at the one call site that depends on process-local state (targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange, kv/fsm.go:1096, which reads f.routes.Current() — the catalog watcher's cached, possibly-lagging view). verifySourceReadFenceForRange still returns bare ErrRouteCutoverPending, unmarked, so applyErrorResponse correctly treats it as an ordinary rejection. This errors.Mark(sentinelA, sentinelB) pattern is the same one already used at kv/fsm_migration_retire.go:28, so it's consistent with the codebase, not a one-off. errors.Is on the mark works correctly under cockroachdb/errors (matches by type+message of the reference, not identity), and haltErr(errors.Wrap(errors.Mark(...), ...)) mirrors every other halt site in this file exactly.

The new test (TestApplyErrorResponseHaltsOnlyOnUnprovenLocalReadiness) is genuinely load-bearing, not just restating the fix: it drives both verifiers' real output (an armed SourceReadFence and an armed-but-unproven cutover-version guard) through the real applyErrorResponse, and I traced the targetReadinessStatesSatisfied skip-on-fence logic (kv/fsm.go:1126) to confirm the JobID-10 fixture (no fence flags) is exactly the case that reaches the proof-check branch rather than being skipped. The regression the author describes (asserting on marks in isolation, or building a request that never reached the fence) would not have caught this; this version does.

Fix 2 (kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go) — correct

Both the missing-writer branch and the persist-failure branch now halt via ErrTargetReadinessApply, matching the established pattern for import/promote/retire/cleanup. TestApplyTargetStagedReadinessHaltsOnLocalPersistFailure exercises this through the real MarshalTargetStagedReadinessCommandfsm.Apply path with a store double that fails only the persistence write, and asserts both the halt and that the underlying local error is preserved (ErrorIs(halt, local)).

One gap neither fix touches — the batch-apply path still doesn't halt

kv/fsm.go:362-390 (Apply) has two dispatch shapes:

if len(reqs) == 1 {
    return f.applyRequest(ctx, reqs[0])   // → applyErrorResponse, can halt
}
resp := &fsmApplyResponse{results: make([]error, len(reqs))}
for i, req := range reqs {
    err := f.applyRequestErr(ctx, req)     // bypasses applyErrorResponse entirely
    ...
    resp.results[i] = err
}

fsmApplyResponse has no HaltApply() method (confirmed by grep — only *haltApplyResponse implements it), so for any Raft entry carrying more than one pb.Request, an errTargetReadinessUnproven-marked error surfaces as an ordinary per-request error and the engine advances the applied index normally — the exact silent-divergence scenario this whole halt mechanism exists to close, just for the multi-request case.

This isn't hypothetical: ShardedCoordinator.broadcastToAllGroups (kv/sharded_coordinator.go:1614) sends the same requests slice — built with one *pb.Request per element in flushAllGroups-style bulk DEL_PREFIX dispatch (kv/sharded_coordinator.go:1398-1412) — to every group via g.Txn.Commit(ctx, requests). Once that slice has more than one element, marshalRaftCommand (kv/transaction.go:112) encodes it as raftEncodeBatch, and DEL_PREFIX apply calls verifyTargetReadinessForPrefix (kv/fsm.go:760) — the very check that produces the marked error — from inside handleDelPrefixWithFloorSnapshot, which is reached through applyRequestErr, not applyRequest. The coordinator-side pre-check (rejectDelPrefixesWithoutTargetReadinessProof) doesn't close this: it runs against the leader's view before proposing, which doesn't guarantee a follower's catalog-watcher view matches at apply time — that's the whole reason this class of check exists in the first place.

I flagged this same gap on the prior HEAD (557c542b) and it's still open at b667077b; the commit message doesn't claim to address it, and there's no test exercising the batch path with more than one request.

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  • preserveMigrationTrackerMinimum (kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go:51-68, adjacent to fix 2) still swallows MigrationTargetReadinessStates errors and silently falls back to the un-adjusted proto-derived state — a CodeRabbit finding on this same HEAD that this commit didn't touch (different code path than the one this commit fixed, but the same file and the same "readiness read failure → fail-closed" theme).
  • Jepsen nemesis checker gap and the 13 CodeRabbit comments — explicitly disclosed by the author as not addressed in this commit; nothing new to add there.

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Summary: Both named fixes are correct and well-tested. The multi-request (raftEncodeBatch) apply path still bypasses the halt logic entirely — same gap flagged on the previous HEAD, reachable via bulk DEL_PREFIX broadcast, still without a regression test.
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// source fence, write tracker or target guard that healthy replicas
// installed, and then accepts user writes they reject -- divergence the
// runner's voter probe cannot repair after the fact.
return haltErr(errors.Wrap(errors.Mark(err, ErrTargetReadinessApply), "kv/fsm: persist target staged readiness"))

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P2 Badge Reject invalid readiness commands before halting apply

When an internal readiness request sets track_writes=true without a retention pin, validateTargetStagedReadinessRequest accepts it, but the store's deterministic validation returns migration write tracker retention pin is required. This blanket conversion then turns that client-validation error into HaltApply on every voter, so one malformed internal RPC stops the Raft group rather than returning InvalidArgument; perform the complete validation before proposal or distinguish validation failures from replica-local persistence failures here.

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return errors.Is(err, ErrInvalidRequest) ||
errors.Is(err, store.ErrInvalidImportVersion) ||
errors.Is(err, store.ErrValueTooLarge) ||
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P2 Badge Keep invalid cleanup cursors non-halting

When a VERSIONS cleanup request contains a malformed or out-of-range cursor, validateCleanupMigrationRequest accepts it and CleanupVersions deterministically returns store.ErrInvalidExportCursor. That sentinel is missing from this ordinary-error classifier, so the fallback at line 56 converts a client-controlled validation failure into HaltApply on every voter; validate cleanup cursors before proposal or classify ErrInvalidExportCursor as an ordinary rejection.

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- Line 604: Update targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange so
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Three findings on b667077, and together they say the halt boundary was
wrong in both directions. The rule was already written in
applyErrorResponse -- only a verdict that depended on process-local state
halts, every deterministic verdict stays an ordinary rejection -- but it
was being applied ad hoc at each site instead of uniformly.

Too wide:

- applyTargetStagedReadiness halted on ANY error from the persist,
  including the store's own validation (track_writes without a retention
  pin). One malformed internal RPC would stop the raft group instead of
  returning InvalidArgument. Validation verdicts now carry
  store.ErrInvalidReadinessState and stay ordinary.
- isMigrationCleanupOrdinaryApplyError omitted
  store.ErrInvalidExportCursor, so a client-controlled cursor -- decided
  from the request alone -- halted every voter. Added, with
  ErrInvalidExportBudget which is the same kind of verdict.

Too narrow:

- targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange returned the MigrationTargetReadinessStates
  read error unmarked, so a replica whose local store read failed advanced
  past an entry its healthy peers applied. Now marked
  errTargetReadinessUnproven and halts.

TestApplyHaltBoundaryFollowsProcessLocalityNotCallSite pins all three in
one place, because they are one rule seen from two directions rather than
three separate bugs. Each subtest fails independently when its fix is
reverted.
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6fb87e44 — all three at-HEAD findings addressed. They are one rule seen from two directions, so they are fixed and tested together rather than as three patches.

The three findings are the same mistake

I wrote the rule correctly in applyErrorResponse's doc comment last round:

Only a verdict that depended on process-local state halts... Every deterministic rejection stays ordinary.

Then applied it per call site instead of uniformly, and got it wrong in both directions at once:

Site Was Should be
applyTargetStagedReadiness halts on any persist error, including the store's own validation validation is deterministic → ordinary
isMigrationCleanupOrdinaryApplyError omits ErrInvalidExportCursor cursor is decided from the request → ordinary
targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange states-read failure returned unmarked local store read → halt

Two too wide, one too narrow. That is the whole commit.

fsm_migration_readiness.go:48 (P2) — validation must not halt

Confirmed: validateSourceMigrationControlState rejects TrackWrites && RetentionPinTS == 0, and my blanket halt turned that into a group stop. One malformed internal RPC could take down the raft group instead of returning InvalidArgument to its caller.

Those verdicts are plain errors.New, so there was nothing to classify on. Added store.ErrInvalidReadinessState and marked every validation verdict with it through a small invalidReadinessState helper; the FSM returns those as ordinary and halts on everything else.

fsm_migration_cleanup.go:70 (P2) — cursor verdicts must not halt

Confirmed: CleanupVersionsdecodeExportCursorForOptionsstore.ErrInvalidExportCursor, a pure function of the request. Added to the ordinary-error classifier, along with ErrInvalidExportBudget, which is the same kind of verdict and would have had the same problem.

kv/fsm.go:604 (Major) — ローカル読み取り失敗は halt すべき

ご指摘のとおりです。targetReadyRoutesForRouteRangeMigrationTargetReadinessStates エラーは errTargetReadinessUnproven を付けずに返っていたため、ローカルストア読み取りに失敗したレプリカだけがコミット済みエントリを適用せずに進み、正常なレプリカと状態が分岐します。マークを付けて halt するようにしました。

ご要望のローカル読み取り失敗の再現テストも追加しています(下記 local readiness read failure halts)。

Test

TestApplyHaltBoundaryFollowsProcessLocalityNotCallSite pins all three in one place, deliberately: they are not three bugs, they are one boundary. Each subtest fails independently when its own fix is reverted:

--- FAIL .../local_readiness_read_failure_halts
      a read that failed on this replica only must halt, not advance past the entry
--- FAIL .../malformed_readiness_request_stays_ordinary
      one malformed internal RPC must not stop the raft group
--- FAIL .../invalid_cleanup_cursor_stays_ordinary
      a cursor verdict is decided from the request alone

Evidence

go test ./kv/ ./store/ ./distribution/ .   ok
golangci-lint run ./kv/... ./store/...     0 issues

./adapter/ is running; I will post the result rather than assert it.

On the pattern

This is the third round on this PR where a halt classification I added was wrong. Each time the individual fix was right and the classification method was the problem: I was deciding at each call site what looked local, instead of deriving it from one predicate. The sentinels now make locality explicit at the point the error is created (ErrInvalidReadinessState, ErrInvalidExportCursor, errTargetReadinessUnproven) rather than inferred at the point it is caught, which is what let the same mistake recur in three places.

Five-lens self-review

  1. Data loss — the too-narrow case is the one that mattered: a replica silently skipping a committed entry after a local read failure. Now halts.
  2. Concurrency / distributed — the two too-wide cases traded a correctness bug for an availability bug: a deterministic rejection that every replica reaches identically was stopping the group. Both are ordinary rejections again.
  3. Performance — error paths only.
  4. Data consistency — accepted writes are unaffected; the change is entirely in how a rejected or failed apply is reported.
  5. Test coverage — one test covering all three directions, each subtest independently revert-checked.

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TLA+ spec divergence review (auto-triggered)

This PR touches files that the TLA+ safety spec has an anchor on (per
docs/design/2026_05_28_implemented_tla_safety_spec.md §3),
so an AI review is requested below to verify the implementation has not drifted
from the model.

Anchored files changed in this PR head (6fb87e4):

  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete.go
  • distribution/migration_promotion_complete_test.go
  • distribution/migrator.go
  • distribution/migrator_export_plan_test.go
  • distribution/migrator_s3_owner_test.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog.go
  • distribution/split_job_catalog_test.go
  • distribution/split_job_lifecycle.go
  • kv/fsm.go
  • kv/sharded_coordinator.go
  • store/mvcc_store.go

What to check, by subsystem:

  • kv/hlc*.goNext() must respect the HLC-4 preconditions (i)/(ii)/(iii) from the design doc: bounded skew, logical-counter handoff on leader change (strategy (c) Observe(MaxAppliedHLC)), and the commit-time ceiling fence (fail-closed when wall_now >= physicalCeiling). Any change to the bit layout (48/16), the CAS loop, or the ceiling getter/setter is in scope.
  • kv/coordinator.go, kv/sharded_coordinator.goRunHLCLeaseRenewal, hlcRenewalInterval, hlcPhysicalWindowMs constants, and the new-term detection that calls Observe(fsm.MaxAppliedHLC()) (strategy (c)). Any change to renewal cadence, group selection, or fail-closed behaviour is in scope.
  • kv/transaction.go, kv/lock_resolver.go — OCC commit-ts assignment, lock-map encoding (key, lock_ts) -> start_ts, and the LockResolver action OCC-3 depends on. (M2 spec will land OCC-1..OCC-5; until then the spec doc §5.2 is the contract.)
  • kv/fsm.go — FSM apply of HLC lease entries (SetPhysicalCeiling), and any future MaxAppliedHLC() accessor that strategy (c) needs.
  • store/mvcc_store.go — version visibility, snapshot install, and the MVCC-1..MVCC-4 invariants (M3 scope).
  • distribution/** — route catalog versioning, SplitRange atomicity, and CatalogWatcher async fan-out (M4 scope).

If the change is correct but requires a spec update, edit tla/hlc/HLC.tla (or the corresponding M2..M5 module once landed) and the design doc in the same PR. The tla-check workflow runs the TLC model check on the same paths.


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Review: 6fb87e44 — apply halt-boundary classification fixes

  • Read trigger comment and gather PR context
  • Verify fix 1: fsm_migration_readiness.go — validation errors stay ordinary
  • Verify fix 2: fsm_migration_cleanup.go — invalid cursor/budget stay ordinary
  • Verify fix 3: kv/fsm.go — local readiness-read failure now halts
  • Check the new boundary test
  • Check whether the previously-flagged multi-request batch gap is closed
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I independently verified each of the three claimed fixes against the actual diff and call graph, not just the commit message.

Fix 1 — validation stays ordinary (store/migration_readiness.go, kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go)

Confirmed correct. invalidReadinessState() (store/migration_readiness.go:25) marks every branch of validateTargetStagedReadinessState/validateSourceMigrationControlState with the new store.ErrInvalidReadinessState (store/store.go:38), and both mvccStore.ApplyTargetStagedReadiness and pebbleStore.ApplyTargetStagedReadiness/ApplyTargetStagedReadinessAt call validation before touching storage. applyTargetStagedReadiness (kv/fsm_migration_readiness.go:42-55) correctly checks errors.Is(err, store.ErrInvalidReadinessState) first and returns it as an ordinary error, falling through to haltErr only for whatever remains (the local persistence path). This matches the stated intent exactly: a track_writes request without a retention pin is now InvalidArgument-shaped instead of a group-wide halt.

Fix 2 — cleanup cursor/budget stay ordinary (kv/fsm_migration_cleanup.go)

Confirmed correct. store.ErrInvalidExportCursor (decoded purely from req.GetCursor() in store/migration_versions.go) and store.ErrInvalidExportBudget (decided purely from req.GetMaxVersions()/budget fields in store/lsm_migration.go:26 and store/migration_versions.go:439) are both pure functions of the request bytes — every replica reaches the identical verdict — so adding them to isMigrationCleanupOrdinaryApplyError is the right call.

Fix 3 — local readiness-read failure now halts (kv/fsm.go:1083-1090)

Confirmed correct, and this is the one that actually changes production behavior: targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange's MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx) read-error path is now marked errTargetReadinessUnproven and routed through applyErrorResponsehaltErr, matching the deliberately-narrow halt boundary (only the target-readiness proof, which reads the process-local catalog-watcher view, halts; the source-read fence — a replicated, deterministic verdict — stays ordinary via the unmarked errors.WithStack(err) at verifySourceReadFenceForRange, line 1035). TestApplyHaltBoundaryFollowsProcessLocalityNotCallSite pins all three directions with independently-revertible subtests, and I confirmed the "malformed request stays ordinary" subtest exercises the real track_writes-without-pin rejection path, not a stubbed one.

Still open: the batch-apply path bypasses this whole boundary (Major, pre-existing, not touched by this commit)

This was flagged on the previous commit (557c542b) and is still present at kv/fsm.go:362-393:

if len(reqs) == 1 {
    return f.applyRequest(ctx, reqs[0])   // ← goes through applyErrorResponse
}
resp := &fsmApplyResponse{results: make([]error, len(reqs))}
for i, req := range reqs {
    err := f.applyRequestErr(ctx, req)     // ← does NOT go through applyErrorResponse
    ...
    resp.results[i] = err                  // any halt-worthy error becomes an ordinary result
}

fsmApplyResponse still has no HaltApply() method (confirmed by grep). marshalRaftCommand (kv/transaction.go:113-131) uses raftEncodeBatch whenever a Raft entry carries more than one pb.Request — i.e., any Commit/Abort call with len(reqs) > 1. For such an entry, if applyRequestErr returns the errTargetReadinessUnproven-marked error this commit just fixed (or ErrRouteCutoverPending generally), it lands in resp.results[i] as an ordinary per-request error, and the engine advances the applied index normally — reproducing exactly the silent-divergence class this whole commit sequence exists to close, just for multi-request entries instead of single-request ones.

This commit's own framing ("apply halts by process-locality, not by call site") doesn't quite hold: the halt now also depends on whether the committing entry happens to bundle one or more than one pb.Request, which is itself a call-site-shaped distinction. There's no test driving fsm.Apply with len(reqs) > 1 to catch this, consistent with the gap being untouched.

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Minor: same unmarked-local-read-failure shape survives in verifySourceReadFenceForRange

verifySourceReadFenceForRange (kv/fsm.go:1028-1042) calls the same reader.MigrationTargetReadinessStates(ctx) and, on error, returns it unmarked (errors.WithStack(err), line 1035) — the identical bug class this commit just fixed in the sibling targetReadyRoutesForRouteRange. Today this is not exploitable: both real implementations (mvccStore, pebbleStore) only read an in-memory cache under a lock and never actually return a non-nil error from MigrationTargetReadinessStates, so this path is currently dead code for the error case. But it's the same interface, and if any future implementation (encryption wrapper, disk-backed cache, etc.) made that read fallible, this call site would silently reintroduce the "too narrow" half of the exact defect class this commit is about. Given the commit's stated goal is a uniform rule rather than per-site judgment calls, this is worth closing at the same time — mark it with errTargetReadinessUnproven too, or (better) fold both call sites through one shared "read readiness states or halt" helper so the two can't drift again.

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Summary: All three specific fixes in 6fb87e44 are correct and well-tested. The multi-request batch-apply path (kv/fsm.go's len(reqs) > 1 branch) still bypasses applyErrorResponse entirely and was not addressed by this commit — it's the same class of bug as the "too narrow" fix here, just triggered by request cardinality instead of call site.
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P1 Badge Backfill the source group on legacy jobs

When upgrading with a live job encoded before source_group_id was added, SourceGroupID decodes as zero and is never populated when the runner resumes it. If FENCE then replaces the parent and a permitted disjoint split replaces the left child, splitJobSourceSibling can recover the moved range end from the right child but not the source group, so this fallback returns failure and CLEANUP retries ErrMigrationSourceRouteChanged forever while retaining the job and its guards. Fresh evidence beyond the prior finding is TestSplitJobSourceRouteStateReportsAnUnresolvableSource, which explicitly codifies this still-unresolved legacy-job state; backfill the field before progressing such jobs or follow the left route's ancestry.

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func (f *kvFSM) applyRequest(ctx context.Context, r *pb.Request) any {
if err := f.applyRequestErr(ctx, r); err != nil {
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P1 Badge Propagate readiness halts from batched applies

When concurrent raw commits are coalesced into a multi-request Raft command, Apply invokes applyRequestErr directly for each request and returns a plain fsmApplyResponse; only the single-request path passes its error through this conversion. During cutover, if one voter has a lagging catalog view and returns an errTargetReadinessUnproven error for a request in such a batch, that voter therefore advances its applied index while peers apply the write, recreating the committed-state divergence this halt marker is intended to prevent. Detect the marker in the batch loop and return a HaltApply response rather than packaging it as an ordinary per-request result.

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