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layers: take common-grpc and common-jobs off common-core - #1517
Removes pplx-space-common-grpc's and pplx-space-common-jobs' direct dependencies on pplx-space-common-core,
and their two [layers.direction] entries. The other two Foundation crates with such an entry, pplx-space-common-svc
and pplx-space-metrics, keep theirs until separate changes delete them; until then common-jobs still reaches
common-core through its pplx-space-metrics dependency. In two parts, one per crate:
common-jobs.JobId moves from pplx-space-accounts into a new Foundation leaf, pplx-space-job-id
(crates/l10_foundation/job/id), with its serde, sqlx and rusqlite impls behind features of those names. The leaf
also owns the identifier machinery accounts used: the exported uuid_id! and sqlite_uuid! macros and AuthIdParseError, the parse error every identifier shares. JobId is defined with uuid_id!(JobId), accounts
calls the same macros for its identifiers, and common-core's byte-identical sqlite_uuid! copy now calls the moved
macro (a new common-core → job-id edge, which points down). The macros' feature-gated impls follow the calling
crate's own features. accounts and common-core re-export JobId, so existing paths resolve. sql! comes
from pplx-space-sql-locator. SubjectId names Domain types, so common-jobs now reads the sandbox form of a job
subject (sandbox:<uuid>) itself, as SubjectId's sandbox arm did; a new test pins it.
common-grpc. Environment flags and the grpc-timeout parser come from their Foundation owners. The session-route metadata keys space-route-error and space-sandbox-state are public constants owned by
common-grpc's status module, which writes and reads them; the moved at-rest marker imports them. spaced's
error-reason constants move into a new dependency-free leaf, pplx-space-guest-status
(crates/l10_foundation/guest/status), re-exported where they were, so the status helpers' importers don't change. generated_idempotency_key moves next to IdempotencyKey in pplx-space-guest-process. What names sandbox types
(SandboxTraceContext, record_sandbox_id and the session-route-at-rest marker) moves up into a new API crate, pplx-space-sandbox-grpc (crates/l40_api/sandbox/grpc), and its importers use it. SandboxTraceContext can't be
Domain: it implements common-grpc's RecordClientSpan and records a traceparent through observability, and Domain
may depend on neither. The at-rest marker and record_sandbox_id could be Domain; they stay with it so the
sandbox-typed gRPC helpers have one home. The client trace layer now finds a ClientSpanFields wrapper around a RecordClientSpan trait instead of the concrete type, and the span records the same fields. SandboxTraceContext
is no longer Clone, so inserting it into a request's extensions directly, where the layer would not see it, no
longer compiles; SandboxTraceContext::mark attaches it.
No metric, span field, event target, log text, metadata key or value, wire or SQL text changes.
Removed public paths: pplx_space_common_grpc::{SandboxTraceContext, record_sandbox_id, SessionRouteAtRest, session_route_at_rest, mark_session_route_at_rest, generated_idempotency_key} and pplx_space_common_svc::record_sandbox_id. pplx-space-accounts/{sqlx,rusqlite} and pplx-space-common-core/{sqlx,rusqlite} no longer turn on JobId's codecs; pplx-space-job-id/{sqlx,rusqlite}
does (a Domain crate forwarding a driver feature would be a new [layers.codec_features] entry). std::any::type_name changes for JobId, AuthIdParseError, SandboxTraceContext and SessionRouteAtRest.
Validation
cargo fmt; cargo check --workspace --all-targets; the first commit alone also passes cargo check --workspace
and cargo arch.
Clippy -D warnings on the 16 touched crates, api --features kubernetes, common-svc --features k8s, and --all-features for job-id, accounts, common-core and common-grpc.
cargo check -p for each of the 13 crates that use JobId, so none relies on another crate's features.
nextest on the touched crates: 6,295 passed, 3 failed, none in code this change touches:
pplx-space-api routes::e2b::tests::detail_reports_authoritative_federated_ownership_not_metadata and pplx-space-net-gateway tcp_proxy::tests::tls_interception::interception_exemptions_relay_original_tls_only_after_admission
fail the same way on main at 88f9f3e;
pplx-space-common-svc::logging_process service_logging_is_portable_and_preserves_disclosure_boundaries fails
only with the shell's OpenTelemetry/Datadog variables set and passes without them.
cargo test -p pplx-space-job-id runs the SQLite round trip on its own.
CI's per-feature identity clippy loop in ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.sh now covers job-id as well as accounts, so
each of job-id's features, sqlx included, is linted on its own.
After the review fixes, at the head merged with current main: run-rust-checks.sh fmt, clippy (including the
sbx-mgr production-graph allow-lists and the identity loop) and isolated-crates pass; nextest with all features on
job-id, accounts, common-grpc, sandbox-grpc, common-core and common-jobs passes, as do their doctests; cargo arch
has no required findings.
cargo arch against main: no required findings; the baseline loses exactly the two [layers.direction] entries.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (structural). Risk: code that imports a removed path, or that relies on accounts' or
common-core's sqlx/rusqlite features for JobId's codecs, stops compiling; it fails at build time. Roll back by
reverting.
Not covered
AuthIdParseError keeps its name although it now lives in the job-id crate, and the crate keeps the name pplx-space-job-id although accounts' identifiers and common-core's SQLite codecs now come from its macros; renaming
either is left out of this PR.
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The pull request adds dedicated crates for job IDs, guest status metadata, and sandbox gRPC APIs. It updates accounts, jobs, gRPC transport, and API services to use these contracts. Common gRPC transport adds request-extension-based client-span recording and guest-outcome helpers. Sandbox route-at-rest metadata and trace-context APIs move to the sandbox gRPC crate.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1515: Moves job metrics into common-jobs, which this pull request still connects to common-core through metrics.
perplexityai/SPACE#1541: Removes the metrics crate after moving metric families to their owners; this pull request retains pplx-space-metrics in common-jobs.
perplexityai/SPACE#1474: Removes other Foundation dependencies on common-core and identifies the common-jobs and common-grpc dependency edges addressed here.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to d6c60
The extracted contracts preserve the inspected ingress tracing behavior. No merge-blocking issue was identified.
Architecture risk: Low · up to d6c60
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Changed systems:crates, architecture-baseline.toml, Cargo.toml, ci
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observed — Modified behavior in Cargo.toml: Added the guest/status, job/id, and sandbox/grpc crates to the workspace members.
observed — Modified behavior in Cargo.toml: Added workspace path dependencies for pplx-space-guest-status, pplx-space-job-id, and pplx-space-sandbox-grpc.
observed — Modified behavior in architecture-baseline.toml: Removed the layers.direction entries declaring dependencies from pplx-space-common-grpc and pplx-space-common-jobs to pplx-space-common-core.
observed — Modified behavior in crates/l10_foundation/common/grpc/transport/Cargo.toml: The internal dependency list removes pplx-space-common-core and adds pplx-space-durations, pplx-space-env-vars, and pplx-space-guest-status; pplx-space-grpc-metrics remains.
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common-jobs used three things from common-core: JobId, the `sql!`
locator, and SubjectId, which it parsed to put a `sandbox:<uuid>` job
subject's sandbox ID on its spans and logs. That dependency was the
crate's `[layers.direction]` entry.
- JobId moves from pplx-space-accounts into a new Foundation leaf,
pplx-space-job-id (crates/l10_foundation/job/id), with its serde, sqlx
and rusqlite impls behind features of those names. AuthIdParseError,
the parse error JobId shares with every accounts identifier, moves
with it, so `<JobId as FromStr>::Err` keeps its type and message.
accounts re-exports both, so `pplx_space_accounts::JobId` and
`pplx_space_common_core::types::JobId` still resolve.
- `sql!` comes from pplx-space-sql-locator, where common-core
re-exported it from.
- The span field reads the sandbox form of the subject text directly:
strip `sandbox:`, parse a UUID, display it. That is what SubjectId's
sandbox arm did, since SandboxId parses and displays as a Uuid; a new
test pins it.
accounts cannot forward its `sqlx` and `rusqlite` features to the leaf:
a Domain crate may not turn on a driver feature, so the forward would be
a new `[layers.codec_features]` entry. `pplx-space-accounts/{sqlx,
rusqlite}` and `pplx-space-common-core/{sqlx,rusqlite}` therefore no
longer turn on JobId's codecs; `pplx-space-job-id/{sqlx,rusqlite}` does.
common-jobs, a storage helper, enables `rusqlite`, and every workspace
crate that binds a JobId builds alone (`cargo check -p`). Nothing binds
a JobId through sqlx. common-core's SQLite round-trip test drops its
JobId case, which moves into the leaf.
No SQL, span, log field, metric or wire text changes.
`std::any::type_name` of JobId and AuthIdParseError now names
pplx_space_job_id.
common-grpc used common-core for environment flags, the grpc-timeout
parser, spaced's error-reason constants, IdempotencyKey, and the sandbox
types named by the session-route-at-rest marker and SandboxTraceContext.
That dependency was the crate's `[layers.direction]` entry.
- Environment flags and parse_grpc_timeout come from pplx-space-env-vars
and pplx-space-durations, which common-core re-exported them from.
- The error-reason constants (ERROR_REASON_METADATA_KEY, REQUEST_REFUSED,
SANDBOX_NOT_RUNNING and the rest) move from pplx-space-guest-process's
`status` module into a new dependency-free Foundation leaf,
pplx-space-guest-status (crates/l10_foundation/guest/status), beside
guest-capability. guest-process re-exports it as `status`, and
common-core's `spaced` is unchanged.
- generated_idempotency_key() moves next to IdempotencyKey in
pplx-space-guest-process, so it also resolves as
`pplx_space_common_core::types::generated_idempotency_key`; data-plane
is its one caller. fwd_retry_keyed! needs only the key's text, so it
calls a hidden generated_idempotency_key_string() that makes the same
UUIDv7.
- What names SandboxId, SandboxLifecycle, GuestPort and the generation
and node IDs moves up into a new API crate, pplx-space-sandbox-grpc
(crates/l40_api/sandbox/grpc): SandboxTraceContext, record_sandbox_id,
mark_session_route_at_rest, session_route_at_rest and
SessionRouteAtRest. SandboxTraceContext cannot be Domain: it records
a traceparent through pplx-space-observability and implements
common-grpc's RecordClientSpan, and domain_fences excludes both
crates from Domain. The at-rest marker and record_sandbox_id could be
Domain, but stay with it so the sandbox-typed gRPC helpers have one
home. The importers in api, data-plane, internal-api, net-gateway,
node-api, sbx-mgr and volmgr use it now. common-svc's re-export of
record_sandbox_id goes, since common-svc may not gain a dependency on
the new crate.
- The client trace layer found SandboxTraceContext among the request's
extensions by its concrete type. It now looks for ClientSpanFields,
which wraps any RecordClientSpan; SandboxTraceContext implements it,
and the three callers that attached it call SandboxTraceContext::mark.
The span records the same fields. SandboxTraceContext is no longer
Clone, so inserting it into a request's extensions directly, which the
trace layer would ignore, no longer compiles.
The at-rest marker shares its route-error and sandbox-state metadata
keys with common-grpc's route-not-ready and sandbox-not-running
statuses. The moved code keeps private copies, and a test pins them to
common-grpc's.
No metadata key or value, span field or log text changes. Removed
public paths: pplx_space_common_grpc::{SandboxTraceContext,
record_sandbox_id, SessionRouteAtRest, session_route_at_rest,
mark_session_route_at_rest, generated_idempotency_key} and
pplx_space_common_svc::record_sandbox_id. `std::any::type_name` of
SandboxTraceContext and SessionRouteAtRest now names
pplx_space_sandbox_grpc.
The session-route-at-rest marker in pplx-space-sandbox-grpc kept private
copies of the `space-route-error` and `space-sandbox-state` keys that
common-grpc's route-not-ready and sandbox-not-running statuses write and
read, and a test that only caught the copies drifting.
common-grpc now exports both as SANDBOX_SERVICE_ROUTE_ERROR_METADATA and
SANDBOX_STATE_METADATA, as it does RETRY_AFTER_MS_METADATA, and the
marker imports them. The pin test goes, since there is one spelling left
to pin.
No metadata key or value changes.
pplx-space-job-id hand-copied accounts' `uuid_id!` expansion for JobId,
and its rusqlite impls were a third copy of `sqlite_uuid!`, beside
accounts' and common-core's. It already owned AuthIdParseError, the
parse error every one of those identifiers returns.
- `uuid_id!` and `sqlite_uuid!` move into pplx-space-job-id as
`#[macro_export]` macros. They name the UUID through a hidden
`$crate::__private` re-export, AuthIdParseError through `$crate`, and
core, serde, sqlx and rusqlite by absolute paths. The `serde` and
`sqlx` arms are `cfg_attr(feature = ...)`/`#[cfg(feature = ...)]`, so
they follow the calling crate's features and use its dependencies;
each caller declares both features. The per-method doc examples
import the caller's module through `module_path!()`, so they keep
running as doctests in every caller.
- JobId is `uuid_id!(JobId)`, with `sqlite_uuid!(JobId)` under the
crate's `rusqlite` feature or its tests, as before. A test pins its
Debug text, which no test covered.
- accounts calls both macros instead of its own copies, so its
identifiers keep their impls behind accounts' own serde, sqlx and
rusqlite features. Its unused `Uuid` import goes.
- common-core's `sqlite_uuid!` was byte-identical to accounts', so
common-core depends on pplx-space-job-id and calls the moved macro
for SandboxId. Its SQLite round-trip test is unchanged.
Since uuid_id!(JobId) reads job-id's own `sqlx` feature, the feature
stays: nothing in the workspace enables it, so run-rust-checks.sh's
per-feature clippy loop now lints pplx-space-job-id beside
pplx-space-accounts, one crate per invocation so neither's features
unify with the other's.
Every identifier's Display, FromStr, Debug, serde, sqlx and rusqlite
behaviour and AuthIdParseError's message are unchanged. No SQL, wire,
metric, span or log text changes.
The re-export's doc described the move that put the error in
pplx-space-job-id. It now says what holds: the error is defined there
beside the uuid_id! macro, so the job ID and every account identifier
share one parse error.
uuid_id!'s generated doc examples for from_uuid and as_uuid called
`uuid::Uuid::nil()`, so every caller needed a `uuid` dependency for
its doctests alone. They now round-trip a fresh ID through
`from_uuid(id.as_uuid())`, the form accounts' own type docs use, and
accounts drops its `uuid` dependency, which nothing else read.
The exported macros named String, Ok, Box, ToString, Into and the
derived traits through the caller's prelude. They now use absolute
paths, including the String in serde's try_from/into attributes.
uuid_id!'s doc now says that the generated examples import the invoking
module through module_path!(), so it must be reachable from outside the
crate, and which features a caller's serde (`derive`) and sqlx
(`postgres`, `uuid`) dependencies need. The `__private` doc names only
uuid_id!, the macro that uses it.
run-rust-checks.sh's identity loop comment no longer claims the loop is
the only build of job-id's Postgres impls: the --all-features builds
compile them too, and the loop is the only one without serde and
rusqlite.
The expansion is otherwise unchanged; no identifier's behaviour and no
SQL, wire, metric, span or log text changes.
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The previous commit replaced the generated from_uuid and as_uuid
examples, which wrapped a nil UUID and read it back, with a round trip
of a fresh ID, so no expansion's doctests covered a UUID the caller
supplies. Each example now checks both: `from_uuid(id.as_uuid())` for a
fresh ID and `from_uuid(Uuid::nil()).as_uuid()` for the nil UUID.
The examples call `uuid` again, so accounts takes it as a
dev-dependency, not a normal one, and uuid_id!'s doc says a caller
needs it at least as a dev-dependency.
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Summary
Removes
pplx-space-common-grpc's andpplx-space-common-jobs' direct dependencies onpplx-space-common-core,and their two
[layers.direction]entries. The other two Foundation crates with such an entry,pplx-space-common-svcand
pplx-space-metrics, keep theirs until separate changes delete them; until then common-jobs still reachescommon-core through its
pplx-space-metricsdependency. In two parts, one per crate:JobIdmoves frompplx-space-accountsinto a new Foundation leaf,pplx-space-job-id(
crates/l10_foundation/job/id), with its serde, sqlx and rusqlite impls behind features of those names. The leafalso owns the identifier machinery accounts used: the exported
uuid_id!andsqlite_uuid!macros andAuthIdParseError, the parse error every identifier shares.JobIdis defined withuuid_id!(JobId), accountscalls the same macros for its identifiers, and common-core's byte-identical
sqlite_uuid!copy now calls the movedmacro (a new common-core → job-id edge, which points down). The macros' feature-gated impls follow the calling
crate's own features. accounts and common-core re-export
JobId, so existing paths resolve.sql!comesfrom
pplx-space-sql-locator.SubjectIdnames Domain types, so common-jobs now reads the sandbox form of a jobsubject (
sandbox:<uuid>) itself, asSubjectId's sandbox arm did; a new test pins it.space-route-errorandspace-sandbox-stateare public constants owned bycommon-grpc's status module, which writes and reads them; the moved at-rest marker imports them. spaced's
error-reason constants move into a new dependency-free leaf,
pplx-space-guest-status(
crates/l10_foundation/guest/status), re-exported where they were, so the status helpers' importers don't change.generated_idempotency_keymoves next toIdempotencyKeyinpplx-space-guest-process. What names sandbox types(
SandboxTraceContext,record_sandbox_idand the session-route-at-rest marker) moves up into a new API crate,pplx-space-sandbox-grpc(crates/l40_api/sandbox/grpc), and its importers use it.SandboxTraceContextcan't beDomain: it implements common-grpc's
RecordClientSpanand records a traceparent through observability, and Domainmay depend on neither. The at-rest marker and
record_sandbox_idcould be Domain; they stay with it so thesandbox-typed gRPC helpers have one home. The client trace layer now finds a
ClientSpanFieldswrapper around aRecordClientSpantrait instead of the concrete type, and the span records the same fields.SandboxTraceContextis no longer
Clone, so inserting it into a request's extensions directly, where the layer would not see it, nolonger compiles;
SandboxTraceContext::markattaches it.No metric, span field, event target, log text, metadata key or value, wire or SQL text changes.
Removed public paths:
pplx_space_common_grpc::{SandboxTraceContext, record_sandbox_id, SessionRouteAtRest, session_route_at_rest, mark_session_route_at_rest, generated_idempotency_key}andpplx_space_common_svc::record_sandbox_id.pplx-space-accounts/{sqlx,rusqlite}andpplx-space-common-core/{sqlx,rusqlite}no longer turn onJobId's codecs;pplx-space-job-id/{sqlx,rusqlite}does (a Domain crate forwarding a driver feature would be a new
[layers.codec_features]entry).std::any::type_namechanges forJobId,AuthIdParseError,SandboxTraceContextandSessionRouteAtRest.Validation
cargo fmt;cargo check --workspace --all-targets; the first commit alone also passescargo check --workspaceand
cargo arch.-D warningson the 16 touched crates,api --features kubernetes,common-svc --features k8s, and--all-featuresfor job-id, accounts, common-core and common-grpc.cargo check -pfor each of the 13 crates that useJobId, so none relies on another crate's features.pplx-space-api routes::e2b::tests::detail_reports_authoritative_federated_ownership_not_metadataandpplx-space-net-gateway tcp_proxy::tests::tls_interception::interception_exemptions_relay_original_tls_only_after_admissionfail the same way on main at 88f9f3e;
pplx-space-common-svc::logging_process service_logging_is_portable_and_preserves_disclosure_boundariesfailsonly with the shell's OpenTelemetry/Datadog variables set and passes without them.
cargo test -p pplx-space-job-idruns the SQLite round trip on its own.ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.shnow covers job-id as well as accounts, soeach of job-id's features,
sqlxincluded, is linted on its own.run-rust-checks.shfmt, clippy (including thesbx-mgr production-graph allow-lists and the identity loop) and isolated-crates pass; nextest with all features on
job-id, accounts, common-grpc, sandbox-grpc, common-core and common-jobs passes, as do their doctests;
cargo archhas no required findings.
cargo archagainst main: no required findings; the baseline loses exactly the two[layers.direction]entries.Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (structural). Risk: code that imports a removed path, or that relies on accounts' or
common-core's
sqlx/rusqlitefeatures forJobId's codecs, stops compiling; it fails at build time. Roll back byreverting.
Not covered
AuthIdParseErrorkeeps its name although it now lives in the job-id crate, and the crate keeps the namepplx-space-job-idalthough accounts' identifiers and common-core's SQLite codecs now come from its macros; renamingeither is left out of this PR.
AI assistance: Claude Code made the change and drafted this description.