Add optional atomic conditional writes - #369
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In `@src/key_value/aio/stores/redis/store.py`:
- Around line 393-399: Update _put_managed_entry_if_absent() to preserve
fractional TTL precision by converting managed_entry.ttl to milliseconds and
using Redis SET with the px expiry option through _redis_set_if_absent. Keep the
Redis expiration aligned with expires_at, while retaining the existing no-expiry
behavior when ttl is None.
In `@tests/stores/base.py`:
- Around line 355-371: Update test_put_if_absent_is_atomic so
async_running_in_event_loop() is evaluated when the async test body runs rather
than during module import; move the skip check into the body or remove the
skipif decorator while preserving the existing atomicity assertions.
In `@tests/stores/memory/test_memory.py`:
- Around line 5-8: Add ContextManagerStoreTestMixin to the TestMemoryStore
inheritance list alongside PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin and BaseStoreTests,
importing it from tests.stores.base so the suite covers context-manager and
explicit-close lifecycle behavior.
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| class TestMemoryStore(PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin, BaseStoreTests): |
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Add ContextManagerStoreTestMixin to the MemoryStore test suite.
TestMemoryStore is a store test but does not use the required lifecycle mixin. Add ContextManagerStoreTestMixin so the suite validates cleanup through context-manager and explicit-close paths.
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-from tests.stores.base import BaseStoreTests, PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin
+from tests.stores.base import (
+ BaseStoreTests,
+ ContextManagerStoreTestMixin,
+ PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin,
+)
-class TestMemoryStore(PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin, BaseStoreTests):
+class TestMemoryStore(
+ ContextManagerStoreTestMixin,
+ PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin,
+ BaseStoreTests,
+):As per coding guidelines, use ContextManagerStoreTestMixin for store tests to ensure consistency.
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| from tests.stores.base import BaseStoreTests, PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin | |
| class TestMemoryStore(BaseStoreTests): | |
| class TestMemoryStore(PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin, BaseStoreTests): | |
| from tests.stores.base import ( | |
| BaseStoreTests, | |
| ContextManagerStoreTestMixin, | |
| PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin, | |
| ) | |
| class TestMemoryStore( | |
| ContextManagerStoreTestMixin, | |
| PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin, | |
| BaseStoreTests, | |
| ): |
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In `@tests/stores/memory/test_memory.py` around lines 5 - 8, Add
ContextManagerStoreTestMixin to the TestMemoryStore inheritance list alongside
PutIfAbsentStoreTestMixin and BaseStoreTests, importing it from
tests.stores.base so the suite covers context-manager and explicit-close
lifecycle behavior.
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1 issue found across 3 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="src/key_value/aio/stores/redis/store.py">
<violation number="1" location="src/key_value/aio/stores/redis/store.py:180">
P2: put_if_absent now stores sub-second, millisecond-precision TTLs (min 1ms), while put and the bulk put still truncate to whole seconds (min 1s). For the same ttl, e.g. 1.9 -> put stores 1s but put_if_absent stores 1900ms, so the two paths give different effective expiries for the same logical value. Either apply the same ms conversion to the other write paths, or keep put_if_absent consistent with the existing seconds-based behavior.</violation>
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| ttl: float | None, | ||
| ) -> bool: | ||
| """Set a value atomically when its key does not exist.""" | ||
| ttl_ms = max(math.ceil(ttl * 1000), 1) if ttl is not None else None |
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P2: put_if_absent now stores sub-second, millisecond-precision TTLs (min 1ms), while put and the bulk put still truncate to whole seconds (min 1s). For the same ttl, e.g. 1.9 -> put stores 1s but put_if_absent stores 1900ms, so the two paths give different effective expiries for the same logical value. Either apply the same ms conversion to the other write paths, or keep put_if_absent consistent with the existing seconds-based behavior.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/key_value/aio/stores/redis/store.py, line 180:
<comment>put_if_absent now stores sub-second, millisecond-precision TTLs (min 1ms), while put and the bulk put still truncate to whole seconds (min 1s). For the same ttl, e.g. 1.9 -> put stores 1s but put_if_absent stores 1900ms, so the two paths give different effective expiries for the same logical value. Either apply the same ms conversion to the other write paths, or keep put_if_absent consistent with the existing seconds-based behavior.</comment>
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@@ -173,10 +174,11 @@ async def _redis_set_if_absent(
) -> bool:
"""Set a value atomically when its key does not exist."""
- result = await client.set(name=name, value=value, nx=True, ex=ttl)
+ ttl_ms = max(math.ceil(ttl * 1000), 1) if ttl is not None else None
+ result = await client.set(name=name, value=value, nx=True, px=ttl_ms)
return bool(result)
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Frameworks need atomic conditional writes for replay protection, idempotency keys, and distributed leases, but expressing them as
get()followed byput()leaves a race. This adds an optional runtime-checkableAsyncPutIfAbsentProtocolso backends only advertise the capability when they can guarantee it.MemoryStoreimplements the operation under its collection lock, whileRedisStoremaps it to oneSET NXcommand with the normal managed-entry serialization and TTL behavior. Other stores remain unchanged.Closes #368