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[cr-test] internal-api: parse the published sandbox status once at ingest (narrow behaviour change: non-ASCII spellings are unrecognized) - #1491
Narrow behaviour change. Node-publication ingest read PublishedSandboxState.status two ways. The Rust paths (transition-receipt check, quarantined report, state_changed_at check, the projection prefilters) trimmed it and compared it ignoring ASCII case. Ten SQL statements applied LOWER(TRIM(..)) under the database collation. Under a libc UTF-8 collation such as the test fixture's en_US.utf8, LOWER('FAİLED') = 'failed'. So a node publishing "FAİLED" moved a k8s row to failed and opened a failure episode, while the Rust paths treated the same text as unknown. A Turkish-collated database would lower-case plain FAILED differently again.
The status is now parsed once per published state into PublishedStatus: Known(StoredSandboxLifecycle) after trimming and ASCII case folding, or Unrecognized(String). Every Rust decision reads it. The ten ingest statements that normalized the status text now compare the canonical published_lifecycle that the publish path serializes (NULL when absent or unrecognized). Ingest no longer lets the database collation decide what a node reported.
Changed outcome: a non-ASCII status such as "FAİLED" is unrecognized and handled like any other unrecognized status. Under a collation that lower-cases İ to i, main read it as failed. Now it no longer moves a row to failed or opens a failure episode, and it closes a failure episode that is already open, so the public API no longer reports failure_code: runtime_failure for that sandbox. Current nodes publish only enum labels, so this needs a non-SPACE or faulty publisher. ASCII spellings reach the same decisions as before.
Unchanged:
the trimmed original spelling written to sandbox_observed_states.status;
the stored-column LOWER(TRIM(s.lifecycle)) checks, which wait on a census of stored values;
sandbox_quarantine_store.rs: select_activation_rollback_candidates, recover_pause_failed_from_inventory (SELECT list and WHERE), select_suspended_projection_candidates
Validation
Test expectations:
Changed: two new tests pin the changed outcome. Both fail with main's production code and pass here.
published_status::non_ascii_failed_spelling_is_unrecognized: on main, left: "failed", right: "started".
published_status::non_ascii_failed_spelling_closes_an_open_failure_episode: an ASCII failed opens the episode, then "FAİLED" closes it. On main the episode stays open.
New, equivalence: one Postgres sweep per changed statement (10) over ASCII spellings: canonical, upper, padded with spaces/tabs/CR/LF/VT/FF, and near misses. All 10 pass with main's production code and here. A case-sensitive parse fails all 10.
New, unit:PublishedStatus parse tests for canonical values, padding, case, blank and unknown strings.
Fixture key only:published_state_lifecycle_race_tests.rs renames its hand-built JSON key status → published_lifecycle. Expectation unchanged.
lifecycle_writers.rs and status_tests.rs are unchanged.
cargo arch: 0 required findings, no sandbox_writes growth. A local rebase onto current main has no findings.
SPACE_CI_REQUIRE_TEST_DEPS=1 cargo nextest run -p pplx-space-internal-api-server --all-features: 453 of 453 pass, Postgres required, none skipped.
The wider runs below used this head's production code (only doc comments differ) and every test here except non_ascii_failed_spelling_closes_an_open_failure_episode:
SPACE_CI_REQUIRE_TEST_DEPS=1 cargo nextest run --all-features for common-core, internal-api-server, sandbox-store, placement and every dependent (internal-api-svc, api, template-mgr, build-mgr, cluster-controller-server, snapshot-retention): 4897 of 4899 pass, Postgres required. The other 2 (template-mgr NoCoW tests) need the btrfs fixture and pass under ci/scripts/with-nocow-test-filesystem.sh. 1 #[ignore] benchmark was not run.
Fresh Kind, SPACE_KIND_TELEMETRY_MODE=otel, CI's admin-token and cold-receipt directories: up.sh 8m24s. smoke-kind-typed.sh all 65m55s: ECW 91/91 and native 42/42 passed, 0 failed or inconclusive, no reruns. Includes ecw.cold_create_environment and local.telemetry_reaches_local_backends. 6 console scenarios were skipped (no Playwright); 6 declared-ignored.
Not validated: an end-to-end Kind reproduction. Real nodes cannot publish a non-ASCII status, so only the Postgres test shows it.
Severity and risk
Severity: low. Fixes a collation-dependent disagreement on inputs no SPACE node produces.
Risk: a publisher sending a non-ASCII status no longer gets fail/episode handling where the collation folded it to failed. ASCII behaviour is pinned per statement. Rollback: revert; no migration or schema change.
Rollout
Nothing persisted or on the wire changes. published_lifecycle is built and read inside one internal-api process; nodes and protos are untouched. During a rolling deploy, old and new replicas are each self-consistent and differ only on non-ASCII statuses.
Not covered
Readers of the stored spelling outside ingest are unchanged. The public API's has_current_failure still lower-cases sandbox_observed_states.status, but it also requires the failure episode, which ingest now opens only for a status that parses as failed.
Overlaps open #1399 (published_state.rs, sandbox_quarantine_store.rs, ingest.rs; no status-comparison changes), #1406 (ingest.rs), #1204 (status.rs, unchanged here) and #319 (common/core/src/types/sandbox.rs). These conflicts are textual at most, with one exception. #1399 also adds a_revert_leaving_its_execution_active_takes_the_activation_its_node_completed (in crates/libs/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/k8s_store_postgres_tests/restore_revert_tests.rs). That test calls release_completed_activations with a hand-built recordset keyed status. After this PR the key must be published_lifecycle: a missing key reads as NULL, the receipt matches nothing, and the test's retirement-off case fails. Whichever of the two PRs lands second renames the key.
AI assistance: Claude Code wrote the code, the tests and this description; a human chose the behaviour change.
Published sandbox statuses are parsed into recognized lifecycle values or unrecognized trimmed text. API projections, receipt checks, failure-episode handling, recovery, and lifecycle convergence now use published lifecycle values. Storage predicates compare published_lifecycle directly with expected lifecycle values. Tests cover accepted spellings, unrecognized values, and the affected transitions.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1411: Changes the same publication and quarantine paths to use canonical published_lifecycle values.
perplexityai/SPACE#1420: Follows up on #1411 and changes publication receipt and pause-failed recovery paths that use canonical published lifecycle values.
Merge Risk: Low · up to f6e8b
Unrecognized published statuses will no longer trigger lifecycle transitions. Recognized statuses retain their tested behavior, so the change is mergeable with awareness of that intended rejection.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to f6e8b
The change makes lifecycle decisions consistent and preserves publisher identity, ownership and transition checks. No introduced security weakness was established. Compatibility risk is concentrated in nonstandard status spellings whose handling previously depended on database collation.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
observed — The inspected observed-state and failure-episode writes bind submitted sandbox identities to the resolved publishing node through active-node or current direct-route ownership. Failure-episode clearing additionally targets that node’s matching facet and sandbox element. These controls bound the inspected sensitive writes rather than trusting a submitted sandbox ID alone.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
observed — A publisher able to submit an ordinary unknown status could already clear its sandbox’s failure episode at the comparison base. Head preserves that behavior by treating a NULL canonical lifecycle as distinct from failed. Consequently, failure suppression through arbitrary unknown text is pre-existing behavior, not an introduced attack capability established by this PR.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Before publication persistence, the entrypoint resolves a valid registered origin node, checks the RPC remote address against its registered address, and passes the resolved node identity downstream. No change to those entry controls was identified in the scoped comparison.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Activation rollback selection retains active execution-generation and activation-attempt checks with row locking. Pause-failure recovery retains node ownership, quarantine source/reason restrictions and an abort on failed compare-and-swap. Suspended recovery retains receipt-consumption, generation and artifact-evidence checks. Their changed status predicates narrow eligibility without removing these inspected fences.
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Rewrite the title to use one area prefix, either "internal-api: " or "[internal-api] ", and drop the "[cr-test]" tag. For example: "internal-api: parse published sandbox status once at ingest". Move the note about non-ASCII spellings to the PR description, since the title format does not require it.
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Move the new parser tests to the <host>/tests.rs layout.
The declaration uses the flat published_status_tests.rs sibling with #[path]. The conventions call this the legacy variant and say "Don't propagate it". published_status.rs is loaded through #[path] from published_state.rs. Its child modules therefore resolve in the host's own directory. The correct form is an explicit #[path = "<host-stem>/tests.rs"]. Move published_state/published_status_tests.rs to published_state/published_status/tests.rs. Add a one-line comment that explains why the explicit #[path] is needed.
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#[cfg(test)]
-#[path = "published_status_tests.rs"]+// Host is loaded via `#[path]`, so its children resolve beside it.+#[path = "published_status/tests.rs"]
mod tests;
As per coding guidelines: "Don't propagate it; new test modules use the plain #[cfg(test)] mod <name>; + <host>/<name>.rs form."
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around lines 71 - 73:
Move the tests declared by the published_status module to the
published_status/tests.rs layout, update its module declaration to use that
explicit path, and add a brief comment explaining why the path is needed because
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- Around line 71-73: Move the tests declared by the published_status module to
the published_status/tests.rs layout, update its module declaration to use that
explicit path, and add a brief comment explaining why the path is needed because
the host is loaded via #[path].
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Summary
Narrow behaviour change. Node-publication ingest read
PublishedSandboxState.statustwo ways. The Rust paths (transition-receipt check, quarantined report,state_changed_atcheck, the projection prefilters) trimmed it and compared it ignoring ASCII case. Ten SQL statements appliedLOWER(TRIM(..))under the database collation. Under a libc UTF-8 collation such as the test fixture'sen_US.utf8,LOWER('FAİLED') = 'failed'. So a node publishing"FAİLED"moved ak8srow tofailedand opened a failure episode, while the Rust paths treated the same text as unknown. A Turkish-collated database would lower-case plainFAILEDdifferently again.The status is now parsed once per published state into
PublishedStatus:Known(StoredSandboxLifecycle)after trimming and ASCII case folding, orUnrecognized(String). Every Rust decision reads it. The ten ingest statements that normalized the status text now compare the canonicalpublished_lifecyclethat the publish path serializes (NULL when absent or unrecognized). Ingest no longer lets the database collation decide what a node reported.Changed outcome: a non-ASCII status such as
"FAİLED"is unrecognized and handled like any other unrecognized status. Under a collation that lower-casesİtoi,mainread it asfailed. Now it no longer moves a row tofailedor opens a failure episode, and it closes a failure episode that is already open, so the public API no longer reportsfailure_code: runtime_failurefor that sandbox. Current nodes publish only enum labels, so this needs a non-SPACE or faulty publisher. ASCII spellings reach the same decisions as before.Unchanged:
sandbox_observed_states.status;LOWER(TRIM(s.lifecycle))checks, which wait on a census of stored values;Adds
SandboxTransitionTargetState::lifecycle()for the receipt check.sql!text changes (recordset columnstatus→published_lifecycle, andLOWER(TRIM(input.status))→input.published_lifecycle):published_state.rs: failure-episode insert, failure-episode clear, local-suspend handoff (adds the column;WHERE input.status IS NOT NULLis kept)ingest.rs:TRANSITION_RECEIPT_RECORD_COLUMNS,mark_published_failed,converge_published_restoring_to_started,converge_published_stopped,release_completed_activationssandbox_quarantine_store.rs:select_activation_rollback_candidates,recover_pause_failed_from_inventory(SELECT list and WHERE),select_suspended_projection_candidatesValidation
Test expectations:
main's production code and pass here.published_status::non_ascii_failed_spelling_is_unrecognized: onmain,left: "failed", right: "started".published_status::non_ascii_failed_spelling_closes_an_open_failure_episode: an ASCIIfailedopens the episode, then"FAİLED"closes it. Onmainthe episode stays open.main's production code and here. A case-sensitive parse fails all 10.PublishedStatusparse tests for canonical values, padding, case, blank and unknown strings.published_state_lifecycle_race_tests.rsrenames its hand-built JSON keystatus→published_lifecycle. Expectation unchanged.lifecycle_writers.rsandstatus_tests.rsare unchanged.Commands:
cargo fmt --all -- --check,scripts/check-rust-error-policy.sh,cargo clippy --workspace --locked --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: pass.cargo arch: 0 required findings, nosandbox_writesgrowth. A local rebase onto currentmainhas no findings.SPACE_CI_REQUIRE_TEST_DEPS=1 cargo nextest run -p pplx-space-internal-api-server --all-features: 453 of 453 pass, Postgres required, none skipped.non_ascii_failed_spelling_closes_an_open_failure_episode:SPACE_CI_REQUIRE_TEST_DEPS=1 cargo nextest run --all-featuresfor common-core, internal-api-server, sandbox-store, placement and every dependent (internal-api-svc, api, template-mgr, build-mgr, cluster-controller-server, snapshot-retention): 4897 of 4899 pass, Postgres required. The other 2 (template-mgr NoCoW tests) need the btrfs fixture and pass underci/scripts/with-nocow-test-filesystem.sh. 1#[ignore]benchmark was not run.SPACE_KIND_TELEMETRY_MODE=otel, CI's admin-token and cold-receipt directories:up.sh8m24s.smoke-kind-typed.sh all65m55s: ECW 91/91 and native 42/42 passed, 0 failed or inconclusive, no reruns. Includesecw.cold_create_environmentandlocal.telemetry_reaches_local_backends. 6 console scenarios were skipped (no Playwright); 6 declared-ignored.Not validated: an end-to-end Kind reproduction. Real nodes cannot publish a non-ASCII status, so only the Postgres test shows it.
Severity and risk
Severity: low. Fixes a collation-dependent disagreement on inputs no SPACE node produces.
Risk: a publisher sending a non-ASCII status no longer gets fail/episode handling where the collation folded it to
failed. ASCII behaviour is pinned per statement. Rollback: revert; no migration or schema change.Rollout
Nothing persisted or on the wire changes.
published_lifecycleis built and read inside one internal-api process; nodes and protos are untouched. During a rolling deploy, old and new replicas are each self-consistent and differ only on non-ASCII statuses.Not covered
Readers of the stored spelling outside ingest are unchanged. The public API's
has_current_failurestill lower-casessandbox_observed_states.status, but it also requires the failure episode, which ingest now opens only for a status that parses asfailed.Overlaps open #1399 (
published_state.rs,sandbox_quarantine_store.rs,ingest.rs; no status-comparison changes), #1406 (ingest.rs), #1204 (status.rs, unchanged here) and #319 (common/core/src/types/sandbox.rs). These conflicts are textual at most, with one exception. #1399 also addsa_revert_leaving_its_execution_active_takes_the_activation_its_node_completed(incrates/libs/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/k8s_store_postgres_tests/restore_revert_tests.rs). That test callsrelease_completed_activationswith a hand-built recordset keyedstatus. After this PR the key must bepublished_lifecycle: a missing key reads as NULL, the receipt matches nothing, and the test's retirement-off case fails. Whichever of the two PRs lands second renames the key.AI assistance: Claude Code wrote the code, the tests and this description; a human chose the behaviour change.