fix(liveness): re-register wait_for_dm across reconnect without resend (MOSTRO-080) - #165
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ChangesDM waiter recovery
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Reconnect recovery avoids resending the outbound DM, but the current implementation can exceed the configured timeout and can amplify load when waiter capacity is exhausted. These issues should be resolved before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant wait_for_dm
participant DMRouter
participant DMListener
wait_for_dm->>DMRouter: Register waiter and send outbound message
DMRouter->>DMListener: Store waiter
DMListener-->>wait_for_dm: Canceled oneshot after abort
wait_for_dm->>DMRouter: Register waiter again
DMRouter-->>wait_for_dm: Deliver DM or gift wrap event
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…d (MOSTRO-080) When the trade-DM listener is aborted mid-command, keep the original timeout budget and re-register the waiter on the rebuilt router instead of failing immediately while Mostro may already have processed the action. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Line 406: Update the timeout flow around the response wait and the
sent_message future so the configured timeout is enforced as an end-to-end
deadline: recompute the remaining duration immediately after sent_message
completes and before awaiting response_rx, and bound sent_message by that same
deadline when necessary. Preserve the existing response handling while ensuring
no reply is accepted after the deadline.
- Around line 412-422: The wait_for_dm cancellation handling currently retries
listener capacity rejection through the short fixed backoff. Update the
registration-result flow and the Ok(Err(_canceled)) branch in wait_for_dm to
distinguish MAX_PENDING_WAITERS rejection from listener loss, then either fail
capacity rejection directly or use a slower admission backoff while retaining
the short retry path only for router replacement.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Recompute the response budget after sent_message completes.
Line 368 captures remaining before registration and before sent_message.as_mut().await?. Line 406 then waits for that full stale duration. If sending consumes most of timeout, this function can receive a reply after deadline.
Compute the remaining duration immediately before the response wait. Also bound sent_message by the same deadline if timeout is an end-to-end budget.
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs` at line 406, Update the timeout flow around the
response wait and the sent_message future so the configured timeout is enforced
as an end-to-end deadline: recompute the remaining duration immediately after
sent_message completes and before awaiting response_rx, and bound sent_message
by that same deadline when necessary. Preserve the existing response handling
while ensuring no reply is accepted after the deadline.
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| Ok(Err(_canceled)) => { | ||
| // Listener aborted, rejected the waiter, or rotated the channel. | ||
| // Do not surface this as a daemon rejection — re-register only. | ||
| let left = deadline.saturating_duration_since(tokio::time::Instant::now()); | ||
| if !should_reregister_dm_waiter_after_cancel(left) { | ||
| return Err(anyhow::anyhow!("Timeout waiting for DM or gift wrap event")); | ||
| } | ||
| log::warn!( | ||
| "[wait_for_dm] waiter canceled mid-flight; re-registering without resend (MOSTRO-080)" | ||
| ); | ||
| tokio::time::sleep(WAIT_FOR_DM_REREGISTER_BACKOFF.min(left)).await; |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not retry capacity rejection at a fixed 50 ms interval.
The listener drops response_tx when MAX_PENDING_WAITERS is full. This branch treats that intentional rejection as a listener abort. Each excess waiter then sends and logs about 20 registration attempts per second until its timeout expires.
Return a registration result that distinguishes capacity rejection from listener loss. Apply a slower admission backoff, or fail capacity rejection directly. Keep the short retry path for router replacement only.
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs` around lines 412 - 422, The wait_for_dm
cancellation handling currently retries listener capacity rejection through the
short fixed backoff. Update the registration-result flow and the
Ok(Err(_canceled)) branch in wait_for_dm to distinguish MAX_PENDING_WAITERS
rejection from listener loss, then either fail capacity rejection directly or
use a slower admission backoff while retaining the short retry path only for
router replacement.
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Blocking verification for MOSTRO-080 is still incomplete.
The PR fixes the narrow waiter-cancellation case: wait_for_dm now re-registers after the listener drops the oneshot, and the outbound protocol message is not resent. That covers replies that arrive after the rebuilt listener/subscription is live again.
The connectivity-flap report also covers the gap while the listener/subscription is down. The re-registered waiter currently subscribes live-only with .limit(0) (RegisterWaiter uses the same live-only shape), so a Mostro reply published during the reconnect gap can still be missed. For create/take-style commands the order may not yet be in the persisted startup-active set either, so the startup replay path is not guaranteed to rescue the response. The result is still the reported failure mode: the daemon may have processed the command, while the client exhausts its local wait budget and surfaces a timeout.
Please make waiter resurrection include a bounded catch-up from the original registration/send time (or another equivalent request-correlated replay) when re-registering after reconnect/listener abort, while still preserving the no-resend guarantee. Add a regression test for the critical ordering: outbound send succeeds, listener is aborted, the reply is published before the new waiter subscription is live, then the resurrected waiter still observes the reply instead of timing out.
I verified locally on d9309df2746bf43e187fb9ea4c37f5ccca53d6a8 with Rust 1.97.0:
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo test --all-features wait_for_dm_reregisters_after_listener_abort_without_resendingcargo test --all-features waiter_cancel_reregisters_while_budget_remains
CI for the current head is green, but the reconnect-gap invariant from MOSTRO-080 remains open.
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wait_for_dmre-registers on the rebuilt router for the remaining timeout instead of failing immediately while Mostro may already have processed the action.Test plan
cargo test --all-features wait_for_dm_reregisterscargo test --all-features waiter_cancel_reregisterscargo clippy --all-features -- -D warningsMade with Cursor
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