fix(scheduler): prioritize physical success over late pause and guard completion boundary - #648
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe scheduler now distinguishes clean pauses from successful completion and other errors. It prevents pausing completed downloads, clears stale pause state after success, removes completed downloads from tracking, and reliably sends terminal completion events. ChangesScheduler outcome handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Worker
participant Download
participant TrackingMaps
participant safeSendProgress
Worker->>Download: execute download
Download-->>Worker: return pause, cancellation, error, or success
Worker->>TrackingMaps: remove successful download
Worker->>safeSendProgress: send EventComplete
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The terminal-event regression test is nondeterministic and may miss the full-channel behavior it is meant to protect. Add synchronization before relying on it for this scheduler race fix. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@internal/scheduler/manager.go`:
- Line 301: Update the terminal EventComplete send in the worker flow around
safeSendProgress to pass a bounded completion signal instead of nil. Preserve
the event as undroppable during normal cancellation, but ensure a timer-backed
channel closes after a finite timeout so a stopped ProgressCh consumer cannot
block the worker or prevent GracefulShutdown from completing.
- Line 270: Restore the typed-pause deduplication guard in the scheduler path
before calling sendPausedFallback: when the concurrent downloader’s pending
pause state has already been consumed, avoid emitting another EventPaused
without resume state, while preserving the existing handling for a genuinely
pending pause and returning the original error.
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In `@internal/scheduler/manager_test.go`:
- Around line 754-759: Update the test around safeSendProgress to synchronize at
the full-channel decision using a test-only hook, then drain ch only after that
hook signals. Replace the timing-based 50 millisecond checkpoint with
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| // Verify safeSendProgress does not immediately discard the event | ||
| select { | ||
| case <-sent: | ||
| t.Fatal("expected safeSendProgress to wait for channel buffer, but returned immediately") | ||
| case <-time.After(50 * time.Millisecond): | ||
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Synchronize after the full-channel checkpoint.
The 50 ms delay does not prove that safeSendProgress reached its full-channel decision before the test drains ch. An implementation that discards a full-channel event can start after the drain and pass. Add a test-only hook at that decision, and drain the buffer only after the hook signals.
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In `@internal/scheduler/manager_test.go` around lines 754 - 759, Update the test
around safeSendProgress to synchronize at the full-channel decision using a
test-only hook, then drain ch only after that hook signals. Replace the
timing-based 50 millisecond checkpoint with deterministic coordination while
preserving the assertion that safeSendProgress waits for channel capacity rather
than immediately discarding the event.
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Patch for handling concurrency races between download completion, error, and pause in the scheduler state machine, preventing completed tasks from getting stuck as paused or silently swallowing real errors.
While testing the verified progress branch (PR #633), an edge case popped into mind: what happens if the frontend looks like it's almost done, the backend has already finished downloading, but before the completion event syncs over, someone clicks pause? Turns out the current logic ends up swallowing the completion state entirely—the file is fully downloaded on disk, but the scheduler misclassifies it as paused, leaving it permanently stuck in the active pool.
Digging a bit deeper, we found a few similar state machine gaps around here: real errors get swallowed as normal pauses when a pause happens concurrently (so no retries or error events), the final
EventCompletecan get dropped if the context is canceled, and there's a data race whenPause()readsTotalSize.(Generated by AI for state transition matrix)
!isPausedgate suppresses completion; the file is fully downloaded, but the task gets permanently stuck as pausedisPausedmasks the error; real failures get treated as clean pauses, so no retries happen and no error is reportedEventCompletegets randomly dropped by the non-blocking select due to the canceled contextPause()is called concurrently while the worker is exiting and updating config metadataTotalSizeoutside the lock races with the worker writeOur fix here is: let physical success (
downloadErr == nil) take final precedence so a completed download always finalizes, tighten the worker pause check to only match clean context cancellations or typedErrPausedso real errors can still surface and retry, passnilas the done channel forEventCompleteso it doesn't get dropped by a canceled context, and snapshotTotalSizeunder lock to eliminate the race.(P.S. Completely independent of PR #633. Added
if total > 0 && prog.Bytes.VerifiedProgress.Load() >= totalmainly for forward compatibility once #633 lands.)Summary by CodeRabbit