clang setup fixes#1
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Root cause of the Linux SSL hang: testSendRetriesMechanizm hardcoded
three `-Err` exchanges, but under TLS only TWO INNERCOMMUNICATION
sends actually go out before libmr gives up.
Why the count differs by TLS:
- Non-TLS: NETWORKTEST runs after the node reaches NodeStatus_Connected,
so MR_ClusterSendMsgToNode sends INNERCOMMUNICATION synchronously
(retries stays 0). The first `-Err` triggers a disconnect, after which
MR_HelloResponseArrived re-sends from pendingMessages, incrementing
retries to 1, 2, then 3. At retries==MSG_MAX_RETRIES (=3) libmr logs
`Gave up of message...`. Total: 1 initial + 2 resends = 3 sends.
- TLS: the TLS+AUTH+HELLO handshake takes longer; NETWORKTEST runs
while the node status is still NodeStatus_HelloSent. The "message
was not sent because status is not connected" path queues the msg
in pendingMessages and the actual first send happens via the
resend loop in MR_HelloResponseArrived -- which DOES increment
retries. So the initial send burns retry #1, leaving only one
further resend before give-up. Total: 2 sends.
The old test waited unboundedly for a fourth GetConnection on Linux
TLS and hung until the 6h job cap. The single-shard `--tls` invocation
that 2857cfe added is what surfaced this, since this test has
skipOnCluster=True and was previously only run in cluster mode under
TLS (where it was skipped entirely).
Rewrite the test to express the actual invariant -- libmr sends the
message between 1 and MSG_MAX_RETRIES times, then stops -- with
bounded read/connection waits so it cannot hang regardless of where
the retry-count boundary lands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Root cause of the Linux SSL hang: testSendRetriesMechanizm hardcoded
three `-Err` exchanges, but under TLS only TWO INNERCOMMUNICATION
sends actually go out before libmr gives up.
Why the count differs by TLS:
- Non-TLS: NETWORKTEST runs after the node reaches NodeStatus_Connected,
so MR_ClusterSendMsgToNode sends INNERCOMMUNICATION synchronously
(retries stays 0). The first `-Err` triggers a disconnect, after which
MR_HelloResponseArrived re-sends from pendingMessages, incrementing
retries to 1, 2, then 3. At retries==MSG_MAX_RETRIES (=3) libmr logs
`Gave up of message...`. Total: 1 initial + 2 resends = 3 sends.
- TLS: the TLS+AUTH+HELLO handshake takes longer; NETWORKTEST runs
while the node status is still NodeStatus_HelloSent. The "message
was not sent because status is not connected" path queues the msg
in pendingMessages and the actual first send happens via the
resend loop in MR_HelloResponseArrived -- which DOES increment
retries. So the initial send burns retry #1, leaving only one
further resend before give-up. Total: 2 sends.
The old test waited unboundedly for a fourth GetConnection on Linux
TLS and hung until the 6h job cap. The single-shard `--tls` invocation
that 2857cfe added is what surfaced this, since this test has
skipOnCluster=True and was previously only run in cluster mode under
TLS (where it was skipped entirely).
Rewrite the test to express the actual invariant -- libmr sends the
message between 1 and MSG_MAX_RETRIES times, then stops -- with
bounded read/connection waits so it cannot hang regardless of where
the retry-count boundary lands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two corrections to the previous rewrite of this test: 1. Bugbot caught a real bug in the "no reconnect after MSG_MAX_RETRIES" check: assertTrue(False) was inside the same try/except Exception that wrapped the GetConnection probe. Under --exit-on-failure the raised TestAssertionFailure would be silently swallowed by the `except`, and the unexpected reconnect would go unreported. Pulled the assertion out of the try block via a got_unexpected_reconnect flag and an assertFalse outside. 2. Restored the per-cycle `env.assertTrue(conn.is_close())` assertion that the original test had: after sending -Err, libmr must close the connection on its side. The previous rewrite implicitly relied on GetConnection succeeding (a new conn implies libmr reconnected, which implies it disconnected first), but the explicit is_close() check is stronger and matches the existing assertion idiom on the other branches of test_network.py. Also tightened the attempts-count range from [1, MSG_MAX_RETRIES] to [MSG_MAX_RETRIES - 1, MSG_MAX_RETRIES]. Per the libmr source and the captured redis log, libmr sends INNERCOMMUNICATION exactly 2 times under TLS (initial send goes through the HELLO resend loop and burns retry #1) and exactly 3 times in non-TLS (initial send is synchronous, two further retries via the resend loop). Any other count would be a regression. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The previous commit weakened the testSendRetriesMechanizm count assertion
from `attempts == 3` to `MSG_MAX_RETRIES - 1 <= attempts <= MSG_MAX_RETRIES`
without making explicit why -- a fair reviewer question is "how can the
test now pass without the implementation changing?". Answer: it can't
without weakening, because libmr really does send only 2 INNERCOMMs
under TLS while sending 3 under non-TLS.
Expand the inline comment so future readers see the full picture:
- the exact mechanism that produces 3 sends in non-TLS,
- the exact mechanism that produces only 2 in TLS (NETWORKTEST runs
while status == NodeStatus_HelloSent, msg goes through the "not
connected" path, first real send happens via the resend loop and
burns retry #1),
- that the underlying asymmetry is a latent off-by-one in
MR_HelloResponseArrived's unconditional `++sentMsg->retries`,
- and that we accept either count for now / tighten back once the
libmr side is fixed.
No behaviour change; comment-only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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