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fix(molecule-core#2422): pre-claim gates stop (CR2 #11473) + provision via Auto (RCA tick) #2778

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Picks up stalled PR #2422 (feat/ws-switch-provider-endpoint, head 4d7256c6) on the devops-engineer branch and addresses the two remaining RCs:

  1. CR2 (agent-reviewer-cr2) blocking finding on 4d7256c6: SwitchProvider performed cpStopWithRetryErr BEFORE the status<>provisioning CAS, so a request against a workspace that was already provisioning (or a racing duplicate) could still execute the stop side effect and only then return ALREADY_SWITCHING — the loser would stop a box it didn't own.

  2. Researcher RCA tick on 4d7256c6: workspace_switch_provider.go was calling h.provisionWorkspaceCP() directly, bypassing the central Auto dispatcher. The source-level pin TestNoCallSiteCallsDirectProvisionerExceptAuto was red on the Platform Go lane as a result.

Fix

  1. Pre-claim gates the stop — split the original combined UPDATE into a PRE-CLAIM and a provider-write, with the stop strictly between them:

    • Step 1 PRE-CLAIM: UPDATE workspaces SET status="provisioning" WHERE id=$1 AND status<>$2 AND COALESCE(compute->>"provider","") IS NOT DISTINCT FROM $3. 0 rows → 409 ALREADY_SWITCHING, NO stop.
    • Step 2 STOP OLD BOX (with OLD provider, row still has it).
    • Step 3 WRITE new provider + clear instance_id (no status check; pre-claim owns it).
    • Step 4 AUDIT on stop exhaustion (unchanged).
    • Step 5 PROVISION NEW BOX via h.provisionWorkspaceAuto (not h.provisionWorkspaceCP directly — see #2).

  2. Route the new-box provision through provisionWorkspaceAuto (centralized dispatcher) instead of h.provisionWorkspaceCP directly. The pre-claim already set status="provisioning", so Auto's per-workspace provision gate (from core#2771) serializes the new provision against any concurrent restart for the same ws-.

CR3 (already addressed)

The CR3 content-security RC on f38dc96f was ALREADY addressed in 4d7256c6 (sanitize comments/test prose). Verified: the current source no longer exposes orphan/CP-side reconciler/internal mechanics in the test or handler prose.

Test plan

  • TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimGatesStop (NEW) — load-bearing source-level position check that the ALREADY_SWITCHING 409 path AND the pre-claim appear BEFORE the cpStopWithRetryErr call. This is the regression test for the CR2 #11473 blocking finding.
  • TestSwitchProvider_ConcurrencyGuardAndAudit (UPDATED) — assertion moved from the OLD combined UPDATE to the new PRE-CLAIM, plus a negative pin flagging any future re-introduction of h.provisionWorkspaceCP directly.
  • TestSwitchProvider_StopBeforeProviderWrite (unchanged, still passes).
  • TestSwitchProvider_RejectsBadProvider (unchanged, still passes).
  • TestSwitchProvider_RouteRegistered (unchanged, still passes).
  • TestNoCallSiteCallsDirectProvisionerExceptAuto (the Platform Go red per the RCA tick) — now passes.
  • Full ./internal/handlers/ green: 19.7s.
  • go vet + go build clean.

PR strategy (per PM guidance)

This is a SUPERSEDING push on a fresh branch (fix/2422-deadlock-and-routing) off origin/feat/ws-switch-provider-endpoint. The original PR #2422 on the devops-engineer branch is still open; a new PR on this fix branch will reference #2422 and request the original be closed in favor of the new one once both reviewers approve.

Closes #2422 (the two outstanding RCs; CR3 was already addressed).

## What Picks up stalled PR #2422 (feat/ws-switch-provider-endpoint, head 4d7256c6) on the devops-engineer branch and addresses the two remaining RCs: 1. **CR2 (agent-reviewer-cr2) blocking finding on 4d7256c6**: SwitchProvider performed `cpStopWithRetryErr` BEFORE the status<>provisioning CAS, so a request against a workspace that was already provisioning (or a racing duplicate) could still execute the stop side effect and only then return ALREADY_SWITCHING — the loser would stop a box it didn't own. 2. **Researcher RCA tick on 4d7256c6**: workspace_switch_provider.go was calling `h.provisionWorkspaceCP()` directly, bypassing the central Auto dispatcher. The source-level pin `TestNoCallSiteCallsDirectProvisionerExceptAuto` was red on the Platform Go lane as a result. ## Fix 1. **Pre-claim gates the stop** — split the original combined UPDATE into a PRE-CLAIM and a provider-write, with the stop strictly between them: - **Step 1 PRE-CLAIM**: `UPDATE workspaces SET status="provisioning" WHERE id=$1 AND status<>$2 AND COALESCE(compute->>"provider","") IS NOT DISTINCT FROM $3`. 0 rows → 409 ALREADY_SWITCHING, NO stop. - **Step 2 STOP OLD BOX** (with OLD provider, row still has it). - **Step 3 WRITE new provider + clear instance_id** (no status check; pre-claim owns it). - **Step 4 AUDIT on stop exhaustion** (unchanged). - **Step 5 PROVISION NEW BOX** via `h.provisionWorkspaceAuto` (not `h.provisionWorkspaceCP` directly — see #2). 2. **Route the new-box provision through `provisionWorkspaceAuto`** (centralized dispatcher) instead of `h.provisionWorkspaceCP` directly. The pre-claim already set `status="provisioning"`, so Auto's per-workspace provision gate (from core#2771) serializes the new provision against any concurrent restart for the same ws-<id>. ## CR3 (already addressed) The CR3 content-security RC on f38dc96f was ALREADY addressed in 4d7256c6 (sanitize comments/test prose). Verified: the current source no longer exposes orphan/CP-side reconciler/internal mechanics in the test or handler prose. ## Test plan - [x] `TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimGatesStop` (NEW) — load-bearing source-level position check that the ALREADY_SWITCHING 409 path AND the pre-claim appear BEFORE the `cpStopWithRetryErr` call. This is the regression test for the CR2 #11473 blocking finding. - [x] `TestSwitchProvider_ConcurrencyGuardAndAudit` (UPDATED) — assertion moved from the OLD combined UPDATE to the new PRE-CLAIM, plus a negative pin flagging any future re-introduction of `h.provisionWorkspaceCP` directly. - [x] `TestSwitchProvider_StopBeforeProviderWrite` (unchanged, still passes). - [x] `TestSwitchProvider_RejectsBadProvider` (unchanged, still passes). - [x] `TestSwitchProvider_RouteRegistered` (unchanged, still passes). - [x] `TestNoCallSiteCallsDirectProvisionerExceptAuto` (the Platform Go red per the RCA tick) — now passes. - [x] Full `./internal/handlers/` green: 19.7s. - [x] `go vet` + `go build` clean. ## PR strategy (per PM guidance) This is a SUPERSEDING push on a fresh branch (`fix/2422-deadlock-and-routing`) off `origin/feat/ws-switch-provider-endpoint`. The original PR #2422 on the devops-engineer branch is still open; a new PR on this fix branch will reference #2422 and request the original be closed in favor of the new one once both reviewers approve. Closes #2422 (the two outstanding RCs; CR3 was already addressed).
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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 8f046f42.

5-axis review: the original #2422 stop-before-claim bug is fixed: the pre-claim happens before cpStopWithRetryErr, and a 0-row pre-claim returns 409 ALREADY_SWITCHING before any stop side effect. Routing the new-box provision through provisionWorkspaceAuto also addresses the direct-provisioner bypass.

Blocking robustness issue: after the pre-claim sets status=provisioning, the handler continues the critical stop/provider-write sequence on c.Request.Context(). If the client disconnects or the HTTP request is canceled after the pre-claim, cpStopWithRetryErr can return ctx.Err and the subsequent provider-write ExecContext(ctx, ...) will fail with the canceled context. That leaves the row claimed as provisioning with the old provider/instance still on the row and no new provision launched; retries then hit ALREADY_SWITCHING. The provider-write error path has the same shape: after pre-claim, it returns 500 without rolling the claim back or otherwise completing/recovering the switch.

Please make the post-claim critical section independent of the client request lifetime (bounded background context is fine) and/or add explicit rollback/fail-state handling so every path after a successful pre-claim either completes the provider write + provisions, or leaves the workspace in a retryable/diagnosable terminal state. Add a regression for cancellation/error after pre-claim so this does not come back.

Security/perf/readability otherwise look acceptable; this is a correctness/robustness blocker introduced by moving the claim before the stop.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head 8f046f42. 5-axis review: the original #2422 stop-before-claim bug is fixed: the pre-claim happens before cpStopWithRetryErr, and a 0-row pre-claim returns 409 ALREADY_SWITCHING before any stop side effect. Routing the new-box provision through provisionWorkspaceAuto also addresses the direct-provisioner bypass. Blocking robustness issue: after the pre-claim sets status=provisioning, the handler continues the critical stop/provider-write sequence on c.Request.Context(). If the client disconnects or the HTTP request is canceled after the pre-claim, cpStopWithRetryErr can return ctx.Err and the subsequent provider-write ExecContext(ctx, ...) will fail with the canceled context. That leaves the row claimed as provisioning with the old provider/instance still on the row and no new provision launched; retries then hit ALREADY_SWITCHING. The provider-write error path has the same shape: after pre-claim, it returns 500 without rolling the claim back or otherwise completing/recovering the switch. Please make the post-claim critical section independent of the client request lifetime (bounded background context is fine) and/or add explicit rollback/fail-state handling so every path after a successful pre-claim either completes the provider write + provisions, or leaves the workspace in a retryable/diagnosable terminal state. Add a regression for cancellation/error after pre-claim so this does not come back. Security/perf/readability otherwise look acceptable; this is a correctness/robustness blocker introduced by moving the claim before the stop.
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APPROVED on head 8f046f42.

Independent review focused on the two previously-blocking paths. The switch-provider handler now gates the stop behind the pre-claim CAS: it sets status='provisioning' while preserving the old provider, checks RowsAffected, and returns ALREADY_SWITCHING before any cpStopWithRetryErr side effect on a losing/racing request. The old-box stop still happens before the provider write, so teardown reads the old provider/instance metadata.

The new-box provision now routes through provisionWorkspaceAuto instead of calling provisionWorkspaceCP directly. I also simulated the merge with current main; the merge is clean and the merged result uses current-main provisionWorkspaceAuto, including the #2771 per-workspace provision gate, so create/restart serialization is preserved without a double-lock path from this handler. The source-level direct-provisioner pin and ordering tests cover the regression shape.

CI / Platform (Go) and CI / all-required are green on this head. Remaining red statuses I saw are review/checklist/non-required lint gates, not code-test failures for this review.

SOP ACK: genuine independent 5-axis review complete; no correctness, security, performance, test, or maintainability blockers found.

APPROVED on head `8f046f42`. Independent review focused on the two previously-blocking paths. The switch-provider handler now gates the stop behind the pre-claim CAS: it sets `status='provisioning'` while preserving the old provider, checks `RowsAffected`, and returns `ALREADY_SWITCHING` before any `cpStopWithRetryErr` side effect on a losing/racing request. The old-box stop still happens before the provider write, so teardown reads the old provider/instance metadata. The new-box provision now routes through `provisionWorkspaceAuto` instead of calling `provisionWorkspaceCP` directly. I also simulated the merge with current `main`; the merge is clean and the merged result uses current-main `provisionWorkspaceAuto`, including the #2771 per-workspace provision gate, so create/restart serialization is preserved without a double-lock path from this handler. The source-level direct-provisioner pin and ordering tests cover the regression shape. `CI / Platform (Go)` and `CI / all-required` are green on this head. Remaining red statuses I saw are review/checklist/non-required lint gates, not code-test failures for this review. SOP ACK: genuine independent 5-axis review complete; no correctness, security, performance, test, or maintainability blockers found.
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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 36ec65e7.

The #11486 stranding fix is directionally right, but the rollback defer is armed too early and can now clobber a concurrent switch/provision that owns the claim.

Current flow:

  1. Read row while status is, for example, online; capture priorStatus := status.
  2. Install the rollback defer immediately (committed == false).
  3. A concurrent request wins the pre-claim and sets status to provisioning.
  4. This request's pre-claim affects 0 rows and returns ALREADY_SWITCHING.
  5. The defer still runs and executes UPDATE workspaces SET status = priorStatus WHERE id=$1 AND status='provisioning', changing the other request's active claim from provisioning back to online.

That is the same ownership class as the original stop-before-claim bug, just on status instead of Stop: a losing request can mutate state it did not claim. The status='provisioning' guard is not sufficient because the competing owner is also represented as provisioning.

Please arm rollback only after this request has actually won the pre-claim, e.g. with a claimed := false flag set true only after RowsAffected==1, and have the defer no-op unless claimed && !committed. A stronger guard such as an owner/switch token would also work, but the minimal fix is to avoid rollback on pre-claim failure/error paths where this request never owned the row.

After the pre-claim succeeds, the fresh-context rollback is the right shape for request cancellation, and removing url='' from the pre-claim is good. But until rollback is claim-scoped, the fix introduces a new race. CI was still pending at review time; this is a correctness/robustness blocker independent of CI.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head 36ec65e7. The #11486 stranding fix is directionally right, but the rollback defer is armed too early and can now clobber a concurrent switch/provision that owns the claim. Current flow: 1. Read row while status is, for example, `online`; capture `priorStatus := status`. 2. Install the rollback defer immediately (`committed == false`). 3. A concurrent request wins the pre-claim and sets status to `provisioning`. 4. This request's pre-claim affects 0 rows and returns `ALREADY_SWITCHING`. 5. The defer still runs and executes `UPDATE workspaces SET status = priorStatus WHERE id=$1 AND status='provisioning'`, changing the other request's active claim from `provisioning` back to `online`. That is the same ownership class as the original stop-before-claim bug, just on status instead of Stop: a losing request can mutate state it did not claim. The `status='provisioning'` guard is not sufficient because the competing owner is also represented as `provisioning`. Please arm rollback only after this request has actually won the pre-claim, e.g. with a `claimed := false` flag set true only after RowsAffected==1, and have the defer no-op unless `claimed && !committed`. A stronger guard such as an owner/switch token would also work, but the minimal fix is to avoid rollback on pre-claim failure/error paths where this request never owned the row. After the pre-claim succeeds, the fresh-context rollback is the right shape for request cancellation, and removing `url=''` from the pre-claim is good. But until rollback is claim-scoped, the fix introduces a new race. CI was still pending at review time; this is a correctness/robustness blocker independent of CI.
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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 36ec65e7.

The prior pre-claim/stop ordering and Auto-routing fixes are still present, but the new rollback guard is armed too early. committed := false and the rollback defer are installed before the pre-claim UPDATE runs. On a normal lost-race path, the request can read priorStatus='online', another switch wins and sets the row to status='provisioning', then this request's pre-claim affects 0 rows and returns ALREADY_SWITCHING. The defer still runs with committed=false and executes UPDATE workspaces SET status=$priorStatus WHERE id=$1 AND status='provisioning', which can clobber the winning switch/provision back to the stale prior status.

The status='provisioning' rollback guard is not sufficient because the winning request's legitimate pre-claim is also exactly status='provisioning'. The rollback needs to be armed only after this request actually acquired the pre-claim, or it needs an ownership/generation guard that distinguishes this request's claim from another request's claim. A simple shape is claimed := false; set it only after RowsAffected()>0, and make the defer no-op unless claimed && !committed.

Please add a regression test for the lost-preclaim interleaving: initial lookup observes prior status, another request has already moved the row to provisioning before this request's pre-claim returns 0 rows, and the loser must return 409 without issuing the rollback UPDATE. Until then, the fix can reintroduce the exact "loser mutates winner-owned switch" class, just via rollback instead of stop.

SOP ACK: genuine independent re-review complete. Blocking correctness issue found in the new rollback path.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head `36ec65e7`. The prior pre-claim/stop ordering and Auto-routing fixes are still present, but the new rollback guard is armed too early. `committed := false` and the rollback `defer` are installed before the pre-claim UPDATE runs. On a normal lost-race path, the request can read `priorStatus='online'`, another switch wins and sets the row to `status='provisioning'`, then this request's pre-claim affects 0 rows and returns `ALREADY_SWITCHING`. The defer still runs with `committed=false` and executes `UPDATE workspaces SET status=$priorStatus WHERE id=$1 AND status='provisioning'`, which can clobber the winning switch/provision back to the stale prior status. The `status='provisioning'` rollback guard is not sufficient because the winning request's legitimate pre-claim is also exactly `status='provisioning'`. The rollback needs to be armed only after this request actually acquired the pre-claim, or it needs an ownership/generation guard that distinguishes this request's claim from another request's claim. A simple shape is `claimed := false`; set it only after `RowsAffected()>0`, and make the defer no-op unless `claimed && !committed`. Please add a regression test for the lost-preclaim interleaving: initial lookup observes prior status, another request has already moved the row to provisioning before this request's pre-claim returns 0 rows, and the loser must return 409 without issuing the rollback UPDATE. Until then, the fix can reintroduce the exact "loser mutates winner-owned switch" class, just via rollback instead of stop. SOP ACK: genuine independent re-review complete. Blocking correctness issue found in the new rollback path.
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APPROVED on head b2353f55.

Re-reviewed the ownership-scoped rollback fix against my #11494 blocker. The rollback defer is now armed only after the pre-claim succeeds: the 0-row ALREADY_SWITCHING path returns before committed := false / defer func() are installed, so a losing request can no longer roll back another request's legitimate status='provisioning' claim. The new TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimLoserDoesNotArmRollback pins that ordering.

The winner-side rollback from #11486 is still intact: after a successful pre-claim, uncommitted error/cancel paths use a fresh context.Background() timeout and revert only rows still at status='provisioning'. The earlier #11473 behavior is also preserved: pre-claim gates the stop, stop still precedes provider write, and new-box provisioning still routes through provisionWorkspaceAuto. I simulated the merge with current main; it merges cleanly and the merged result uses the current #2771-gated Auto dispatcher.

CI / Platform (Go), E2E API Smoke Test, Handlers Postgres Integration, and CI / all-required are green on this head. Remaining red statuses are review/checklist/ceremony or non-code gates.

SOP ACK: genuine independent re-review complete; no correctness, security, performance, test, or maintainability blockers found on the fixed head.

APPROVED on head `b2353f55`. Re-reviewed the ownership-scoped rollback fix against my #11494 blocker. The rollback defer is now armed only after the pre-claim succeeds: the 0-row `ALREADY_SWITCHING` path returns before `committed := false` / `defer func()` are installed, so a losing request can no longer roll back another request's legitimate `status='provisioning'` claim. The new `TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimLoserDoesNotArmRollback` pins that ordering. The winner-side rollback from #11486 is still intact: after a successful pre-claim, uncommitted error/cancel paths use a fresh `context.Background()` timeout and revert only rows still at `status='provisioning'`. The earlier #11473 behavior is also preserved: pre-claim gates the stop, stop still precedes provider write, and new-box provisioning still routes through `provisionWorkspaceAuto`. I simulated the merge with current main; it merges cleanly and the merged result uses the current #2771-gated Auto dispatcher. `CI / Platform (Go)`, `E2E API Smoke Test`, `Handlers Postgres Integration`, and `CI / all-required` are green on this head. Remaining red statuses are review/checklist/ceremony or non-code gates. SOP ACK: genuine independent re-review complete; no correctness, security, performance, test, or maintainability blockers found on the fixed head.
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APPROVED on head b2353f55.

5-axis re-review: my prior blockers are resolved. The stop remains gated behind a successful pre-claim, so a losing switch returns 409 before any stop side effect. The commit-or-rollback defer is now armed only after this request wins the pre-claim, so a losing request can no longer roll back another request's active provisioning claim. On the winning path, the fresh-context rollback remains in place until provision dispatch commits, so request cancellation or provider-write errors no longer strand the row in provisioning.

Correctness/robustness: the pre-claim no longer mutates url, provider write still happens after the old-provider stop, and the new-box path goes through provisionWorkspaceAuto. Stop-exhaustion audit behavior is preserved. The remaining rollback guard (status='provisioning') is acceptable once rollback is claim-scoped by defer placement.

Security/performance/readability: no new external input surface beyond the existing provider allowlist; no global serialization; comments and source-level regression tests pin the ordering. CI/all-required is green on this head.

APPROVED on head b2353f55. 5-axis re-review: my prior blockers are resolved. The stop remains gated behind a successful pre-claim, so a losing switch returns 409 before any stop side effect. The commit-or-rollback defer is now armed only after this request wins the pre-claim, so a losing request can no longer roll back another request's active `provisioning` claim. On the winning path, the fresh-context rollback remains in place until provision dispatch commits, so request cancellation or provider-write errors no longer strand the row in `provisioning`. Correctness/robustness: the pre-claim no longer mutates `url`, provider write still happens after the old-provider stop, and the new-box path goes through `provisionWorkspaceAuto`. Stop-exhaustion audit behavior is preserved. The remaining rollback guard (`status='provisioning'`) is acceptable once rollback is claim-scoped by defer placement. Security/performance/readability: no new external input surface beyond the existing provider allowlist; no global serialization; comments and source-level regression tests pin the ordering. CI/all-required is green on this head.
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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 454c8e71.

The intended workflow cherry-pick itself looks directionally correct: .gitea/workflows/e2e-peer-visibility.yml no longer has top-level on.paths, it uses the single always-emitting required E2E Peer Visibility job with per-step path gating, and staging secrets are scoped to non-PR steps. The previously approved provider-switch code is unchanged from b2353f55 and still routes new-box provisioning through h.provisionWorkspaceAuto(...), so the #2771 per-workspace provision gate integration remains intact.

I can’t approve this head because the live required lint state is still red, and the failure is consistent with the stale-base risk called out in the review request. On 454c8e71, lint-required-no-paths is green, but lint-continue-on-error-tracking fails with 30 expired mc#1982 continue-on-error tracker violations across workflow files, and lint-required-context-exists-in-bp fails on lint-shellcheck-arm64-pilot.yml missing bp-required directives for its PR/push emissions. CI / Platform (Go) was still pending when checked. These are not the qa-review/gate-check-v3 ceremony reds.

Fix shape: rebase/sync the branch onto current main (or otherwise carry the current workflow tree) so the PR contains only the provider-switch changes plus the clean e2e-peer-visibility required-emitter update, then rerun the required lint/Platform lanes. Once those are green, my prior code approval should still hold.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head 454c8e71. The intended workflow cherry-pick itself looks directionally correct: `.gitea/workflows/e2e-peer-visibility.yml` no longer has top-level `on.paths`, it uses the single always-emitting required `E2E Peer Visibility` job with per-step path gating, and staging secrets are scoped to non-PR steps. The previously approved provider-switch code is unchanged from b2353f55 and still routes new-box provisioning through `h.provisionWorkspaceAuto(...)`, so the #2771 per-workspace provision gate integration remains intact. I can’t approve this head because the live required lint state is still red, and the failure is consistent with the stale-base risk called out in the review request. On 454c8e71, `lint-required-no-paths` is green, but `lint-continue-on-error-tracking` fails with 30 expired mc#1982 `continue-on-error` tracker violations across workflow files, and `lint-required-context-exists-in-bp` fails on `lint-shellcheck-arm64-pilot.yml` missing `bp-required` directives for its PR/push emissions. `CI / Platform (Go)` was still pending when checked. These are not the qa-review/gate-check-v3 ceremony reds. Fix shape: rebase/sync the branch onto current main (or otherwise carry the current workflow tree) so the PR contains only the provider-switch changes plus the clean e2e-peer-visibility required-emitter update, then rerun the required lint/Platform lanes. Once those are green, my prior code approval should still hold.
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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 454c8e71.

The narrow e2e-peer-visibility fix is correct: .gitea/workflows/e2e-peer-visibility.yml is byte-identical to current origin/main, has no top-level on.paths, preserves the single always-emitting E2E Peer Visibility required-check job, keeps path scoping inside detect-changes/per-step gates, and keeps staging secrets bound only on non-PR steps. The switch-provider code is also unchanged from my prior approved head b2353f55: the loser pre-claim returns 409 before stop/defer, the rollback is armed only after this request wins the claim and uses a fresh context, and new provisioning still routes through provisionWorkspaceAuto. I do not see a fresh code-level regression in the provider-switch path.

I cannot approve this head because the stale-base risk is now concrete in the live status set. CI / all-required and lint-required-no-paths are green, but the head status is still failure with fresh red lint/governance contexts: lint-continue-on-error-tracking and lint-required-context-exists-in-bp are failing on 454c8e71, alongside gate/review ceremony reds. That matches the 689-commits-behind concern: cherry-picking only this workflow leaves the branch carrying stale workflow/lint state elsewhere.

Fix: rebase/sync the branch onto current main (or otherwise carry the current workflow tree) so the head has the provider-switch changes plus the clean current CI workflow set, then rerun the required lint/governance lanes. Once those are green, my prior provider-switch approval should still hold.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head 454c8e71. The narrow e2e-peer-visibility fix is correct: `.gitea/workflows/e2e-peer-visibility.yml` is byte-identical to current `origin/main`, has no top-level `on.paths`, preserves the single always-emitting `E2E Peer Visibility` required-check job, keeps path scoping inside `detect-changes`/per-step gates, and keeps staging secrets bound only on non-PR steps. The switch-provider code is also unchanged from my prior approved head b2353f55: the loser pre-claim returns 409 before stop/defer, the rollback is armed only after this request wins the claim and uses a fresh context, and new provisioning still routes through `provisionWorkspaceAuto`. I do not see a fresh code-level regression in the provider-switch path. I cannot approve this head because the stale-base risk is now concrete in the live status set. `CI / all-required` and `lint-required-no-paths` are green, but the head status is still failure with fresh red lint/governance contexts: `lint-continue-on-error-tracking` and `lint-required-context-exists-in-bp` are failing on 454c8e71, alongside gate/review ceremony reds. That matches the 689-commits-behind concern: cherry-picking only this workflow leaves the branch carrying stale workflow/lint state elsewhere. Fix: rebase/sync the branch onto current main (or otherwise carry the current workflow tree) so the head has the provider-switch changes plus the clean current CI workflow set, then rerun the required lint/governance lanes. Once those are green, my prior provider-switch approval should still hold.
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feat(ws-server): POST /workspaces/:id/switch-provider (ordered, leak-safe) 3cbe7d880d 
Switch an EXISTING workspace to a different cloud (compute.provider). The
VM is cloud-specific so this reprovisions the box on the new cloud; the
agent's durable identity (agent_card, config, secrets, tokens, memory)
lives in the tenant DB and is preserved (the row is never deleted).

CRITICAL ordering (RFC #622 Hazard 1): stop the OLD box with the OLD
provider BEFORE writing the new provider — cpStopWithRetry resolves
provider+instance_id from the row at call time, so writing the new
provider first would deprovision the old box against the new backend and
leak it. Sequence: stop-old -> clear instance_id + jsonb_set provider ->
provision-new (withStoredCompute re-reads the new provider). Clearing
instance_id makes a retried switch safe.

Guards: SaaS-only (cpProv), external/mock no-op, paused-parent, same-
provider no-op, and a confirm_data_loss gate for persistent volumes (the
filesystem cross-cloud migration is RFC #622 PR3/PR4). Tests: source-level
ordering pin (stop-before-write), bad/missing-provider 400s, route wiring.

PR2 of the switch-existing-workspace-provider series. Stacked on PR1
(#2420, the compute.provider validation it reuses).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
harden(switch-provider): CAS guard + stop-exhaustion audit (#2422 review) b399059962 
Addresses the two NEEDS-CHANGES from the correctness review:
- Concurrency (review #4): the provider-write UPDATE is now an atomic CAS
  (WHERE status <> 'provisioning' AND provider unchanged); RowsAffected==0 →
  409 ALREADY_SWITCHING, so two concurrent switches can't both launch a
  provision and orphan a box.
- Stop-exhaustion leak (review #3): switch to cpStopWithRetryErr, capture the
  old instance_id from the row before nulling it, and on stop failure emit a
  durable structure_events row (workspace.provider.switch_stop_exhausted)
  carrying {old_instance_id, old_provider} so the CP orphan reconciler can
  terminate the leaked box — the un-pointed orphan the status='removed'
  sweeper can't catch. Mirrors emitDeleteTerminateRetryExhausted.
Tests pin both (CAS clauses + 409 + cpStopWithRetryErr + audit emit).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
chore(switch-provider): sanitize comments/test prose for content security (#2422) ad33e59d5d 
Addresses agent-reviewer content-security feedback:
- Generalize comments describing teardown ordering without exposing query
  shapes, backend routing, or lifecycle sweeper details.
- Replace 'orphan' / 'no DB pointer' / 'CP-side reconciler' language with
  neutral lifecycle-cleanup wording.
- Rename emitted recovery_path marker from cp_orphan_reconciler to
  platform_cleanup.

Functional identifiers (function names, table names, SQL) remain unchanged.

Refs molecule-core#2422.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
fix(molecule-core#2422): pre-claim gates stop (CR2 #11473) + provision via Auto (RCA tick) f964f8eb15 
Picks up stalled PR #2422 (feat/ws-switch-provider-endpoint, head
4d7256c6) on the devops-engineer branch and addresses the two
remaining RCs:

1) CR2 (agent-reviewer-cr2) blocking finding on 4d7256c6:
   SwitchProvider performed cpStopWithRetryErr BEFORE the
   status<>'provisioning' CAS, so a request against a workspace
   that was already provisioning (or a racing duplicate) could
   still execute the stop side effect and only then return
   ALREADY_SWITCHING — the loser would stop a box it didn't own.

   Fix: split the original combined UPDATE into a PRE-CLAIM and
   a provider-write, with the stop strictly between them. The
   pre-claim sets status='provisioning' WITHOUT changing the
   provider; if it returns 0 rows, we 409 ALREADY_SWITCHING
   without ever touching the stop. Only a winning pre-claim
   proceeds to the stop (with the OLD provider still in the
   row, so the stop helper targets the correct backend).

   Sequence (new):
     1. PRE-CLAIM: status='provisioning', provider unchanged.
        0 rows → 409 ALREADY_SWITCHING, NO stop.
     2. STOP OLD BOX (with OLD provider, row still has it).
     3. WRITE new provider + clear instance_id.
     4. AUDIT on stop exhaustion (unchanged).
     5. PROVISION NEW BOX via the central Auto dispatcher
        (not h.provisionWorkspaceCP directly — see #2).

2) Researcher RCA tick on 4d7256c6: workspace_switch_provider.go
   was calling h.provisionWorkspaceCP() directly, bypassing the
   central Auto dispatcher. The source-level pin
   TestNoCallSiteCallsDirectProvisionerExceptAuto was red on
   the Platform Go lane as a result (run 351328/job 474660).

   Fix: route the NEW-box provision through provisionWorkspaceAuto
   instead. withStoredCompute re-reads compute (now carrying the
   new provider) → Auto picks CP. The pre-claim already set
   status='provisioning', so Auto's per-workspace provision gate
   (acquireRestartProvisionGate, from core#2771) serializes
   the new provision against any concurrent restart for the
   same ws-<id>.

Test updates (CR2 + RCA tests):
- TestSwitchProvider_ConcurrencyGuardAndAudit: assertion moved
  from the OLD combined UPDATE to the new PRE-CLAIM, plus a
  negative pin that flags any future re-introduction of the
  direct h.provisionWorkspaceCP() call.
- TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimGatesStop (NEW): source-level
  position check that the ALREADY_SWITCHING 409 path AND the
  pre-claim appear BEFORE the cpStopWithRetryErr call, so a
  losing pre-claim cannot trigger the stop side effect. This
  is the load-bearing regression test for the CR2 #11473
  blocking finding.

CR3 (agent-reviewer) content-security RC on f38dc96f is
ALREADY addressed in 4d7256c6 (sanitize comments/test prose).
Verified: the current source no longer exposes orphan/CP-side
reconciler/internal mechanics in the test or handler prose.

Files:
  ~ workspace-server/internal/handlers/workspace_switch_provider.go
    - Pre-claim UPDATE added before the stop
    - Provider-write UPDATE no longer re-checks status (pre-claim owns it)
    - Provision routes through h.provisionWorkspaceAuto (centralized)
    - Comment headers updated to reflect the new 5-step sequence

  ~ workspace-server/internal/handlers/workspace_switch_provider_test.go
    - TestSwitchProvider_ConcurrencyGuardAndAudit updated for new pre-claim
      shape + new negative pin for h.provisionWorkspaceCP directly
    - TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimGatesStop (NEW) — load-bearing pin
    - TestSwitchProvider_StopBeforeProviderWrite unchanged (still passes)

Tests: all 6 switch_provider tests pass; full ./internal/handlers/
green 19.7s; go vet + go build clean.

This is a SUPERSEDING push on a fresh branch off
origin/feat/ws-switch-provider-endpoint (per PM guidance:
existing branch picked up where possible). The original PR
#2422 is still open on the devops-engineer-owned branch; a
new PR on this fix branch will reference #2422 and request
the original be closed in favor of the new one.

Refs #2422, CR2 #11473, core#2771, core#2422 RCA tick.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
fix(molecule-core#2422 RC): commit-or-rollback pattern for pre-claim (CR2 #11486) de28114c90 
CR2 #11486 follow-up finding: the pre-claim (added in the prior
#11473 fix) sets status='provisioning' as the very first step of
the switch. If any subsequent step errors or the request context
is cancelled, the status is never reverted — the workspace is
stranded in 'provisioning' forever, requiring operator
intervention to manually reset.

Fix: COMMIT-OR-ROLLBACK pattern.

  -  declared at the top of the function
  - defer runs on EVERY return path; reverts status to
    priorStatus (the value from the lookup query) UNLESS
    committed is true
  -  is set ONLY after step 5 (the provision
    dispatch returns successfully). At that point the new
    provision is in flight on a goroutine; its outcome
    (online / failed) is owned by the central provision
    machinery, not by the switch handler
  - The rollback uses a FRESH context (context.Background with
    5s timeout), NOT the request context — a client disconnect
    mid-switch would otherwise cancel the cleanup
  - The rollback UPDATE is gated on
     so a concurrent
    switch/provision that has already advanced the status is
    not clobbered

Side change: pre-claim no longer clears . The pre-claim
only flips status now; url stays at the agent's value. The
rollback only reverts status (not url), so we don't need to
snapshot/restore url. A failed pre-claim never needs a revert
(the row is unchanged), so this minimal pre-claim shape also
makes the failure paths simpler.

New regression test: TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimRollbackOnError
is a source-level pin for the commit-or-rollback contract:
  -  declared
  -  set ONLY at the very end
  - defer checks the committed flag
  - rollback uses a FRESH context (not request ctx)
  - priorStatus captured before pre-claim
  - rollback UPDATE gated on status='provisioning' (no clobber
    of a concurrent switch/provision's status)

Tests: all 6 switch_provider tests pass; full ./internal/handlers/
green 20.3s; go vet + go build clean.

Refs #2778, CR2 #11486, core#2422.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
fix(molecule-core#2422 RC): arm commit-or-rollback defer AFTER pre-claim success (CR2 #11493)
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CR2 #11493 ownership-ordering finding: the prior fix (CR2 #11486,
head 36ec65e7) armed the commit-or-rollback defer BEFORE the
pre-claim ran. A LOSING pre-claim (status<>provisioning CAS
returns 0 rows because another request already owns the
switch) would still arm the defer. The defer's rollback UPDATE
is gated on `status = 'provisioning'` — so on a losing pre-claim
the defer would clobber ANOTHER request's in-flight
status='provisioning' back to OUR priorStatus, stranding
them.

Fix: move the defer setup to AFTER the pre-claim's 0-rows
return. The defer is now armed only when THIS request has
successfully won the pre-claim (status='provisioning' on this
row is OURS). A losing pre-claim returns 409 ALREADY_SWITCHING
without arming the defer, so the rollback can never clobber
another request's status.

Side change: the pre-claim code path now has a CRITICAL comment
explaining why the defer is NOT armed on the losing path. The
explanation is load-bearing for any future refactor that might be
tempted to move the defer back to the top of the function for
'cleanliness'.

New regression test: TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimLoserDoesNotArmRollback
is a source-level position check: the `defer func() {` opening
must appear AFTER the ALREADY_SWITCHING 409 return — a losing
pre-claim must NOT arm the defer, otherwise the rollback UPDATE
clobbers another request's in-flight pre-claim to OUR
priorStatus. The existing TestSwitchProvider_PreClaimRollbackOnError
has its doc updated to call out the CR2 #11493 ownership-ordering
fix (1 of the 6 assertions).

Tests: all 7 switch_provider tests pass; full ./internal/handlers/
green 19.8s; go vet + go build clean.

Refs #2778, CR2 #11493, CR2 #11486, core#2422.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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APPROVED on head 6e424ca3.

Re-confirmed the code delta after the full rebase. workspace_switch_provider.go and workspace_switch_provider_test.go are byte-identical to the previously approved head; against current main the router delta is only the expected POST /switch-provider registration. The prior SwitchProvider review still holds.

Verified the stale workflow branch issue is gone: the PR diff no longer carries the old e2e-peer-visibility workflow hunk. Live status on 6e424ca3 shows lint-required-no-paths green, CI / Platform (Go) green, E2E API Smoke Test green, and CI / all-required green. The runtime checks actually executed (Platform/API Smoke each ran ~2.5 min; all-required completed after them), so this is not a no-op/false-green case.

Remaining red statuses are governance/review ceremony (qa-review, security-review, gate-check-v3, SOP checklist), not code/required-lint failures.

APPROVED on head 6e424ca3. Re-confirmed the code delta after the full rebase. `workspace_switch_provider.go` and `workspace_switch_provider_test.go` are byte-identical to the previously approved head; against current main the router delta is only the expected `POST /switch-provider` registration. The prior SwitchProvider review still holds. Verified the stale workflow branch issue is gone: the PR diff no longer carries the old e2e-peer-visibility workflow hunk. Live status on 6e424ca3 shows `lint-required-no-paths` green, `CI / Platform (Go)` green, `E2E API Smoke Test` green, and `CI / all-required` green. The runtime checks actually executed (Platform/API Smoke each ran ~2.5 min; all-required completed after them), so this is not a no-op/false-green case. Remaining red statuses are governance/review ceremony (`qa-review`, `security-review`, `gate-check-v3`, SOP checklist), not code/required-lint failures.
devops-engineer merged commit 737697744d into main 2026-06-14 02:45:46 +00:00
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