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fix(module): wait for setup before reporting a module Ready - #110
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Adds a helper that waits until the module owning a bus name has finished setup, faulted, failed or been closed, or until a deadline passes, then returns its snapshot. Loaded is not the same as serving, so callers that reported a module usable at load time could report one about to lose its name. Lazy modules that have not been asked to initialise are returned at once, and None is returned when no loaded module owns the name. Auto-committed-on: cuttlefish Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
The settle method on ModuleHost was no longer called anywhere, so it has been dropped along with its doc comment. Tests covering the setup race it guarded are added in resolve_tests. Auto-committed-on: cuttlefish Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
The test that checks a module is not ready until its setup signals ready now uses ensure_loaded_within with a short deadline instead of spawning the load and polling is_finished, so the wait is bounded rather than relying on scheduling. The module is still asserted to be Loading while setup is pending and Ready once the handle signals. Auto-committed-on: cuttlefish Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Resolution now waits for a loaded module to finish its setup before treating it as serving, since an eager module's init can return while its server or socket is still starting and may fault afterwards. A cached Ready is re-checked against the host so a module that faulted after being reported ready surfaces its own reason instead of a bare Unavailable. Auto-committed-on: cuttlefish Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
The module resolution docs now explain that a module only counts as serving once its setup has finished, and that a cached Ready is re-checked against the host so later faults surface as failures instead of bare Unavailable. The setup_outcome match arm was also reformatted without changing behaviour. Auto-committed-on: cuttlefish Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title "fix(module): wait for setup before reporting a module Ready" matches the main change. The PR objectives say the resolver now reports a module Ready only after setup completes, and that setu… Linked Issues check Issue #109requires the resolver to wait for setup before reportingReadyand to return a setup fault with its reason. The PR addsModuleHost::settle, applies a bounded setup wait in `Resolver::la…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #109. They modify module host settling and resolver readiness and add focused regression tests. The added documentation supports the same behavior. No unrelated product b…Full details: Title check
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The title "fix(module): wait for setup before reporting a module Ready" matches the main change. The PR objectives say the resolver now reports a module Ready only after setup completes, and that setup faults fail the load with the module's reason. The title is specific, uses conventional-commit form, and a teammate scanning history would understand the primary change. The raw summary's file changes (host.rs settle helper, resolve.rs readiness wait and cached Ready recheck, resolve_tests.rs regression tests) all support this title.
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#109requires the resolver to wait for setup before reportingReadyand to return a setup fault with its reason. The PR addsModuleHost::settle, applies a bounded setup wait inResolver::ladder, maps fault and failure states to errors, and rechecks cachedReadyresults withstill_serving. The added tests cover pending setup, setup faults, and faults after readiness.
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When the first call to a lazy module starts initialization between these two snapshot() calls, the condition observes Resolved but the returned snapshot is Initializing; ladder then treats that immediate result as if the 30-second deadline elapsed and permanently caches the healthy module as Failed. Capture one snapshot and return that same value (and cover this interleaving) so this branch has a consistent lazy-state decision.
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When a healthy loaded module shares its bus name with a rejected artifact whose eager initialization produced ModuleState::Failed, ModuleHost::list() contains the healthy loaded entry followed by the disabled rejection. This find_map skips the healthy match and later selects the rejection, so the next cached ensure_loaded permanently downgrades the healthy record to Failed; inspect the first bus-name match (loaded entries come first), or require the matching entry to be enabled before marking the slot faulted.
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Tiny Sweeper reviewReviewed head: Verdict: Ready for maintainer review · Priority: none Diagnostics and supporting detailsFull summaryPull request purpose (title): fix(module): wait for setup before reporting a module Ready. Purpose: wait for setup before reporting a module Ready. The pull request makes the resolver report a module `Ready` only after its setup has finished, adds a bounded `ModuleHost::settle` wait, splits `Resolver::ladder` into `load_rungs` plus a settle step, and re-checks a cached `Ready` against the host so a module that faults later is reported as failed with its reason rather than a bare `Unavailable`. The latest-push delta is unavailable. Findings: critique (Answered) reports one concrete behavioral gap — `setup_outcome` treats `ModuleState::Disabled` as a failure, so settling a lazy/disabled module can mark resolution terminal where it previously returned `Ok`, contradicting the `settle` doc comment's lazy-return claim, though the exact recovery/reporting consequences are less certain than the state comparison because the full bodies of `settle`/`ladder` could not be fetched. Review snapshot
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crates/tinybus/src/module/resolve.rs: 1
611-619: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAvoid cloning every module on the cached-
Readypath.
still_servingnow runs on everyensure_loadedcall that hits a cachedReady.ModuleClient::recordand the access trait route calls through this path.Each call runs
runtime.host().list(). That method takes theloadedandrejectedmutexes. It then clones aModuleInfo, including the fullModuleManifest, for every admitted and rejected module. The code discards all of these clones except one. The cost grows with the module count and adds lock contention to the call path.Add a narrow host accessor that inspects one module under the lock. Then
still_servingdoes not clone the full module list.// crates/tinybus/src/module/host.rs, in `impl ModuleHost` pub(crate) fn fault_of(&self, bus_name: &str) -> Option<ModuleState> { let loaded = self.inner.loaded.lock().expect("module list lock"); loaded .iter() .find(|module| module.info.manifest.bus_name.as_str() == bus_name) .map(|module| module.snapshot().state) .filter(|state| matches!(state, ModuleState::Faulted { .. } | ModuleState::Failed { .. })) }♻️ Proposed change in `still_serving`
- let faulted = runtime.host().list().into_iter().find_map(|info| { - (info.manifest.bus_name.as_str() == record.bus_name - && matches!( - info.state, - ModuleState::Faulted { .. } | ModuleState::Failed { .. } - )) - .then(|| setup_outcome(&info, record.id).err()) - .flatten() - }); + let faulted = runtime.host().fault_of(record.bus_name).and_then(|state| { + let mut info = admitted_info_stub(record, state); + setup_outcome(&info, record.id).err() + });Alternatively, make
setup_outcometake&ModuleState. Thenstill_servingdoes not need aModuleInfo.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/tinybus/src/module/resolve.rs:
- Around line 611-619: Update still_serving to avoid calling
runtime.host().list() on cached-Ready checks, which clones every module; add a
narrow ModuleHost accessor that looks up the requested bus name under the host
lock and returns only its Faulted or Failed state. Use that result to preserve
setup_outcome error handling, adapting setup_outcome to accept the state if
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Summary
The resolver now reports a module
Readyonly after its setup has finished. A setup fault becomes a failed load carrying the module's reason. A cachedReadyis re-checked against the host, so a module that faults later is reported as failed instead of answering every call with a bareUnavailable.Root cause
Resolver::ladder(crates/tinybus/src/module/resolve.rs, previously around :673-835) returnedOk(())as soon as a rung loaded the module, andstart_resolution(:625-660) cachedResolution::Ready. Eagerinitreturns before setup (serve/open) completes, and setup signalsreadyorfaultafterwards. If it faulted, the host dropped the module's bus name, but the cachedReadywas served byensure_loaded_inner(:513Claim::Done(Ready)and :544Waited::Ready).ModuleObjectClient::pin_owner(module/client.rs:356-363) then found no owner and returnedModuleCallError::Unavailablewith no reason. Onlyload_file_with_host_callbackswaited for ready.Behaviour change
ModuleHost::settle(new,pub(crate)) waits for ready/fault/failure/close, bounded. A lazy module not yet initialised returns at once.Resolver::laddernow runs every rung (local file, linked, search path, release cache, already-loaded) and then settles, via the newload_rungs. AFaulted/Failed/Stopped/timeout result becomesErr("module '<id>' faulted during setup: <reason>")(marked terminal), and the slot settles asFailed. Setup is bounded at 30 s.ensure_loadedre-checks a cachedReadyagainst the host (still_serving). If the module has since faulted it callsresolution::mark_faulted, reports, and returns the reason.readynow fails after 30 s instead of being reported Ready.state_ofreportsLoadingwhile setup runs.Regression tests (
module/resolve_tests.rs,resolvermod)a_module_whose_setup_faults_after_load_fails_the_load_with_its_reasona_module_is_not_ready_until_its_setup_signals_readya_cached_ready_is_not_served_once_the_module_has_faultedAll three fail on the unfixed resolver (
unwrap_err()onOk, and "reported ready while its setup was still running") and pass with the fix.Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check: okcargo clippy --locked --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: okcargo test --locked --all-features: all suites pass (656 passed in the main lib, 0 failed)cargo check --locked --no-default-features: okCloses #109
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