control-connection: preserve session keyspace on fallback - #1025
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughControl-connection fallback now binds sessions to one keyspace, including Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Session
participant ResponseFuture
participant ControlConnection
Session->>ResponseFuture: submit fallback query
ResponseFuture->>ControlConnection: validate keyspace binding
ResponseFuture->>ControlConnection: send USE when required
ControlConnection-->>ResponseFuture: return SET_KEYSPACE response
ResponseFuture->>ControlConnection: send application query
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A session can switch the shared fallback connection’s keyspace while its earlier request is still active, potentially executing that request against the wrong keyspace. Resolve this before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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5221-5221: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueDo not store the rejection status as
_req_id.The fallback rejection sets
InvalidRequest, which cancels the timer beforesend_requeststoresTrue. No timeout, orphaning, response, or cleanup path uses this value, so stream ID1cannot be removed. The only effect isrequest_id=Truein diagnostics. Assign_req_idonly when a request was sent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cassandra/cluster.py`:
- Line 5221: Update the fallback rejection path near the request dispatch logic
so it does not assign the rejection status to _req_id; only store a request
identifier when send_request actually sends a request. Preserve the existing
InvalidRequest rejection behavior and diagnostics without using True as a stream
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In `@cassandra/cluster.py`:
- Around line 3925-3926: Update _attach_application_session so same-session
keyspace changes are rejected or deferred while prior fallback requests remain
active, rather than relying only on _application_query_lock. Ensure fallback
request lifetime tracking prevents a later USE from racing with an earlier
request, and add coverage for rebinding the same Session during an active
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Two invariant violations in the reclaim mechanism da9a2033 introduced, both reproduced, both small fixes. The rest are minor.
The description is also stale: it still says "The binding lasts for the Cluster lifetime", but da9a2033 replaced that with reclaim-once-every-owner-is-shut-down-and-drained. The CHANGELOG describes the shipped behaviour correctly; the body -- and the two resolved threads that repeat "rejected for the Cluster lifetime" -- describe the superseded design. Worth fixing before merge so reviewers evaluate the mechanism that actually shipped.
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Bind application use of the shared control connection to one keyspace so fallback queries from different sessions cannot leak USE state into one another. Reject explicit USE and select the bound keyspace before sending application requests. Reclaim the binding only after its owners are gone and its fallback requests have drained. Track that traffic independently from control traffic, unwind a new claim when no request is sent, and keep protocol encoding outside the binding lock. Fixes scylladb#1013.
Release logical fallback accounting when a request times out while retaining an orphan barrier until its late response can no longer change the physical keyspace. Prevent active self-rebinding and validate reclaimed bindings against the connection's actual keyspace. Limit CQL USE detection to CQL statements so valid graph queries are not rejected.
Keep provisional session claims until all concurrent initial sends resolve, so a failed first send cannot release ownership claimed by another request. Cover the overlap where one send fails while another is pending, then verify different keyspaces remain rejected and the original session can continue.
Record pooled request IDs before sending so a speculative timeout can detach the callback for the stream actually in flight. Track active control-connection fallback callbacks and verify their identity before orphaning a stream. This keeps recycled control request IDs and fallback accounting untouched after the original response has completed.
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All six findings are fixed and the rework holds up.
Verified at ae648309:
- Reclaim gates on
_application_requests_in_flight, a fallback-only counter. Reproduced: reclaim now succeeds atconnection.in_flight0 and 1, and still refuses while a real fallback request is in flight. - The attach moved below the
connection is Nonecheck, and the claim/unwind protocol covers the send-failure paths. Reproduced: a send that never leaves now leaves the binding unset. _leftover_application_keyspacereturnsconnection.keyspace. Dropping the_NOT_SETguard also closes a hole the old form had, where a keyspace-less Session over a connection left in a keyspace was let through.- The backtracking guard is 26 spaces, so a regression fails the assertion instead of hanging CI.
On the new machinery, checked and clean: the three decrement sites for _application_requests_in_flight are each guarded by the idempotent pop from _control_connection_requests; the orphan barrier is retired both by a late response through process_msg and by error_all_requests when the connection defuncts, so it cannot block reclaim permanently; the claim refcount handles concurrent attempts in either completion order; and moving send_msg outside the lock stays safe because _borrow_control_connection raises the count under the lock and _handle_control_connection_response holds it across cb.
pytest -q tests/unit at this head: 1127 passed, 125 skipped.
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Fixes #1013.
Keep control-connection fallback deliberately single-keyspace. The first session that needs fallback binds the shared control connection to its keyspace, including
None. Later fallback sessions may attach only with the same keyspace; a different keyspace fails immediately withInvalidRequest. Once every attached session has been shut down or collected and its fallback requests have drained, a later session can take over the binding. A session without a keyspace cannot take over while the physical connection remains in a keyspace, because CQL cannot reset a connection to no keyspace.A fresh/reconnected physical control connection selects the bound keyspace before its first application request. Explicit
USEis rejected on the fallback path so the binding cannot drift. This avoids cross-session keyspace leakage without request serialization or fallback-specific timeout coordination.Deferred to follow-up issues:
InvalidRequesteven for the cases this PR's own docs call transient and worth retrying. Changing the exception class is a contract decision separate from the fix here.token_metadata_enabled=Falsenow requiresbroadcast_addressandlisten_addressinsystem.local. Comes from695a6893(control-connection: restore local Host.listen_address during topology refresh #1008), already on master, and needs triage before any work.Tests:
TZ=UTC uv run pytest -q tests/unit(1092 passed, 24 skipped)SCYLLA_VERSION=release:2025.2 PROTOCOL_VERSION=4 uv run pytest -q tests/integration/standard/test_control_connection_query_fallback.py(4 passed)uvx --from build pyproject-build(sdist and Cython wheel built)