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[cr-test] sbx-mgr: name every caller of the empty expected policy ref - #1458
This replaces #1261 with its comment-only part. It changes no behavior.
The comment on the empty expected ref in refresh_network_policy_with_request
(network_runtime.rs) named only the cold-start gate. The restore finalizer
and the restore's background refresh (spawn_network_policy_refresh) rely on
the same contract: with no ref asserted, a SetNetworkPolicy or template change
that lands mid-activation can't turn their own requests into a policy_ref_mismatch, fail the activation, or clear the gateway's installed
policy. The comment now names all three, so someone changing what an empty ref
means checks each of them. It also says that callers which assert a ref, such
as the reconciler, are not covered.
A pre-launch ref check for restores, as suggested in the #1205 review, is
not needed for template-scoped policies or for canonical sandbox ids. activation_metadata_json parses the row's template as a TemplateName
(non-empty, no :) and its id as a SandboxId. It runs before the row is
claimed and before any allocation or launch, so such a row is rejected with
FailedPrecondition and keeps its lifecycle state. The policy digest is always
well formed. The exception is a row stored under a non-canonical id spelling
that contains : (for example urn:uuid:…) with a per-sandbox override; see
Not covered.
Validation
Comment-only change.
cargo fmt --check -p pplx-space-sbx-mgr: passes.
cargo check -p pplx-space-sbx-mgr: passes.
git diff origin/main HEAD --stat touches only network_runtime.rs.
No tests were added or run, because no behavior changes.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (documentation of an existing contract).
Risk: none at runtime; only a source comment changes.
Not covered
Callers that assert a ref are outside the empty-ref contract: the
reconciler (reconcile.rs, reason reconcile, which an activation can
itself queue), pool adoption and its rollback (grpc_pool_wait_clone.rs,
reasons pool-adoption and pool-adoption-rollback), the resume pre-wake
apply (auth_lookup.rs, apply_network_policy_before_wake) and the
SetNetworkPolicy sync push (grpc_lifecycle/sandbox_network_policy.rs,
reason set-policy-sync). A policy or template change that commits after
one of them resolved its ref can make the gateway report policy_ref_mismatch and stop admitting the sandbox's traffic, including
right after an activation's own gate passed. Such a request keeps its ref
for its whole retry loop (at most 60 s), so each retry repeats the mismatch
even after another refresh installed the current policy. Recovery differs
by caller: the reconciler's queue retries with a newly resolved ref; the
sync push gives up after 2 s and reports a timeout; pool adoption fails and
rolls back or retires the donor; a resume fails and the sandbox stays
Paused. Resume asserts the ref it resolved under the wake lock so that it
never thaws the guest under an older policy, and any change here must keep
that. Options to weigh: stop the retry loop on PolicyRefMismatch, or
resolve the ref again on each retry.
SandboxId parsing accepts urn:uuid:<uuid>, and import used to persist
the spelling it received. For such a row with a per-sandbox override, the
ref owner contains :, so building the ref fails on every path that
builds it: the host-control pull, the reconciler, the resume pre-wake apply
and the sync push. A restore of that row passes the pre-launch checks,
launches, and fails after the gateway's policy wait. The ref also keys the
credential lookup, so check that before changing how the owner is built.
Whether such a row can still exist in a deployment is not verified.
AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the comment change, the commit message and
this description.
The refresh_network_policy_with_request documentation now describes empty expected policy references for the cold-start gate and restore paths. It also distinguishes callers that assert a specific reference, such as the reconciler. No runtime behavior is described as changing.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to a491a
This documentation-only change introduces no runtime or merge-blocking risk.
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Remove the "[cr-test]" tag so the title begins with the area in square brackets or followed by a colon. For example: "sbx-mgr: name every caller of the empty expected policy ref" or "[sbx-mgr] name every caller of the empty expected policy ref".
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Summary
This replaces #1261 with its comment-only part. It changes no behavior.
The comment on the empty expected ref in
refresh_network_policy_with_request(
network_runtime.rs) named only the cold-start gate. The restore finalizerand the restore's background refresh (
spawn_network_policy_refresh) rely onthe same contract: with no ref asserted, a SetNetworkPolicy or template change
that lands mid-activation can't turn their own requests into a
policy_ref_mismatch, fail the activation, or clear the gateway's installedpolicy. The comment now names all three, so someone changing what an empty ref
means checks each of them. It also says that callers which assert a ref, such
as the reconciler, are not covered.
A pre-launch ref check for restores, as suggested in the #1205 review, is
not needed for template-scoped policies or for canonical sandbox ids.
activation_metadata_jsonparses the row's template as aTemplateName(non-empty, no
:) and its id as aSandboxId. It runs before the row isclaimed and before any allocation or launch, so such a row is rejected with
FailedPrecondition and keeps its lifecycle state. The policy digest is always
well formed. The exception is a row stored under a non-canonical id spelling
that contains
:(for exampleurn:uuid:…) with a per-sandbox override; seeNot covered.
Validation
Comment-only change.
cargo fmt --check -p pplx-space-sbx-mgr: passes.cargo check -p pplx-space-sbx-mgr: passes.git diff origin/main HEAD --stattouches onlynetwork_runtime.rs.No tests were added or run, because no behavior changes.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (documentation of an existing contract).
Risk: none at runtime; only a source comment changes.
Not covered
reconciler (
reconcile.rs, reasonreconcile, which an activation canitself queue), pool adoption and its rollback (
grpc_pool_wait_clone.rs,reasons
pool-adoptionandpool-adoption-rollback), the resume pre-wakeapply (
auth_lookup.rs,apply_network_policy_before_wake) and theSetNetworkPolicy sync push (
grpc_lifecycle/sandbox_network_policy.rs,reason
set-policy-sync). A policy or template change that commits afterone of them resolved its ref can make the gateway report
policy_ref_mismatchand stop admitting the sandbox's traffic, includingright after an activation's own gate passed. Such a request keeps its ref
for its whole retry loop (at most 60 s), so each retry repeats the mismatch
even after another refresh installed the current policy. Recovery differs
by caller: the reconciler's queue retries with a newly resolved ref; the
sync push gives up after 2 s and reports a timeout; pool adoption fails and
rolls back or retires the donor; a resume fails and the sandbox stays
Paused. Resume asserts the ref it resolved under the wake lock so that it
never thaws the guest under an older policy, and any change here must keep
that. Options to weigh: stop the retry loop on
PolicyRefMismatch, orresolve the ref again on each retry.
SandboxIdparsing acceptsurn:uuid:<uuid>, and import used to persistthe spelling it received. For such a row with a per-sandbox override, the
ref owner contains
:, so building the ref fails on every path thatbuilds it: the host-control pull, the reconciler, the resume pre-wake apply
and the sync push. A restore of that row passes the pre-launch checks,
launches, and fails after the gateway's policy wait. The ref also keys the
credential lookup, so check that before changing how the owner is built.
Whether such a row can still exist in a deployment is not verified.
AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the comment change, the commit message and
this description.