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fix(attribution): credit a removal by what caused it, never by the watch's selector - #431
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…tch's selector A DELETED frame from a label-selected stream was a "filtered removal": it resolved only on the fact at the object's exact (uid, resourceVersion). A real deletion never fills that slot, so every deletion on a selected stream waited out the whole --author-attribution-grace and then shipped unresolved, holding its stream for that long. A Flux prune of N selected objects stalled the stream for N x grace, which is what made the E12 save spec fail NoWindow. Attribution no longer reads the selector. A removal is credited only to the request that caused it, decided from the facts and the object alone: - an object that was not terminating: a patch, update or delete at its own resourceVersion first (a label exit), then deletion evidence; - a terminating object: the sticky removal pointer first, and only a delete at its version, as before. The object's last write is no longer a fallback for a removal: it names who edited the object, not who removed it, so a removal without evidence is unresolved. The index now files a whole delivered batch before it wakes any waiter, so a relabel and a delete that arrive together are read together. One wrong author is accepted and documented: an object relabeled out and deleted by someone else within about one audit batch, where the delete's fact is in the index first (two API servers) or the relabel's is lost, names the deleter. The spec gains "What attribution gives up, on purpose", and interpreting-metrics gains an alert on tier="absent", which is every event that held its stream for the full grace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fails them applyCommitRequestWithGenerateName waited 8s to attach. That is close enough to the e2e attribution grace (10s) that a save's edit queued behind another event waiting out the grace could still pass, slowly, or flake. It now waits 4s, inside the 4s to 5s the configuration reference recommends for a loaded cluster and well under the grace, so a head-of-line stall fails the Flux E12 and generateName specs with NoWindow every time rather than some of the time. maxDuration follows to 4s; it only bounds the save's own writes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 1021: Remove the duplicate `latest` row from the tier table and update
the remaining `latest` row to include that it is reached only when the sticky
slot was evicted. Keep the `latest` row directly above `name`, whose “the same”
description depends on it.
Review comments at @internal/queue/fact_index_selector_corpus_test.go:
- Around line 121-128: Update the “both in hand before the removal is
attributed” test to wait for three indexed entries before resolving, so Bob’s
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| | `latest` | uid (the object's own delete fact) | who removed it | | ||
| | `name` | namespace + name | the same, for a fact with no uid (an aggregated API's usual shape) | | ||
| | `latest` | uid (a write fact) | who last *wrote* it; a fallback for a removal | | ||
| | `latest` | uid (a delete fact) | the object's own delete, when the sticky slot was evicted | |
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Remove the duplicate latest row from the tier table.
The table now has two latest rows: Line 1019 and this new Line 1021. They describe the same tier and disagree. Line 1019 says "who removed it". Line 1021 says "the object's own delete, when the sticky slot was evicted". The name row on Line 1020 says "the same", so it depends on the row above it. Keep one latest row, directly above name. Fold the sticky-eviction qualifier into that row.
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-| `latest` | uid (the object's own delete fact) | who removed it |
+| `latest` | uid (the object's own delete fact) | who removed it, reached only when the sticky slot was evicted |
| `name` | namespace + name | the same, for a fact with no uid (an aggregated API's usual shape) |
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Remove the duplicate `latest` row from the tier table and update the remaining
`latest` row to include that it is reached only when the sticky slot was
evicted. Keep the `latest` row directly above `name`, whose “the same”
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| t.Run("both in hand before the removal is attributed", func(t *testing.T) { | ||
| const route = "corpus-exit-both" | ||
| h := newFactIndexHarness(t, FactIndexConfig{}) | ||
| h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), carol) | ||
| h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), bob) | ||
| h.waitForFacts(2) | ||
| require.Equal(t, "bob@example.com", h.resolve(corpusRemovalQuery(route, exit)).Fact.Author) | ||
| }) |
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Wait for all three indexed entries before resolving. waitForFacts(2) can return before Bob's fact is applied.
Carol's delete fact adds both the latest and sticky removal entries. The count can therefore reach two from Carol's batch alone. Bob's fact is published in a later batch and can be applied after waitForFacts(2) returns.
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h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), carol)
h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), bob)
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| t.Run("both in hand before the removal is attributed", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| const route = "corpus-exit-both" | |
| h := newFactIndexHarness(t, FactIndexConfig{}) | |
| h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), carol) | |
| h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), bob) | |
| h.waitForFacts(2) | |
| require.Equal(t, "bob@example.com", h.resolve(corpusRemovalQuery(route, exit)).Fact.Author) | |
| }) | |
| t.Run("both in hand before the removal is attributed", func(t *testing.T) { | |
| const route = "corpus-exit-both" | |
| h := newFactIndexHarness(t, FactIndexConfig{}) | |
| h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), carol) | |
| h.publish(configMapFactStream(route), bob) | |
| h.waitForFacts(3) | |
| require.Equal(t, "bob@example.com", h.resolve(corpusRemovalQuery(route, exit)).Fact.Author) | |
| }) |
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Review comment at @internal/queue/fact_index_selector_corpus_test.go around
lines 121 - 128:
Update the “both in hand before the removal is attributed” test to wait for
three indexed entries before resolving, so Bob’s fact has been applied in
addition to Carol’s two removal entries.
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Description
Attribution had one input that depended on labels. A
DELETEDframe from a label-selected stream was a filtered removal, and it resolved only on the fact at the object's exact(uid, resourceVersion). A real deletion never fills that slot: an immediate delete is answered with aStatusnaming only the uid. So every deletion on a selected stream:--author-attribution-grace(3s by default, 10s in e2e),A Flux prune of N selected objects stalled the stream for N × grace. That is the Flux E12
NoWindowflake (run 39570751820): E11's cleanup prune ofowned-elsewhereheld the stream for about 9s, and the save's edit reached the worker after the request's 8sattachTimeouthad expired.Attribution no longer reads the selector. The API server decides what is in view; attribution only combines the facts that come in. A removal is credited only to the request that caused it, decided from the facts and the object:
patch/update/deleteat its own(uid, rv), i.e. a label exitOn a stream with no selector, the exact slot is always empty for a removal, so the first row never fires there. Behaviour on unselected streams changes only where the second point below applies.
Two further changes:
FactIndex.Apply). A relabel and a delete that arrive in one audit batch are therefore always read together.The accepted wrong author
Bob relabels an object out of a selection, and Carol deletes it within about one audit batch. If Carol's fact reaches the index first (two API servers batching independently) or Bob's fact is lost, the removal names Carol. She did delete the object, but Bob's relabel is what took it out of view. Refusing this case is what made every real deletion on a selected stream pay the full grace. The case is pinned by name in
TestFactIndex_RemovalNamesTheDeleterWhenTheExitFactArrivesLaterand in the corpus test.Documented choices and the alert
docs/spec/attribution.mdgains "What attribution gives up, on purpose", a table of every place attribution trades an author for speed, including the case above.docs/interpreting-metrics.mdgains a suggested alert:with
for: 15m. An event that waits out the grace always resolvesabsent, so this fires on every event that held its stream for the full grace, which is the stall behind E12.The
CommitRequestsizing guide now says an edit can queue behind earlier events on its stream, and that wideningattachTimeouthides that delay rather than removing it.e2e: tighter, so the next stall fails loudly
applyCommitRequestWithGenerateNamegoes fromattachTimeout: 8sto4s, andmaxDurationfrom8sto4s. The new attach window is inside the configuration reference's 4–5s for a loaded cluster and well under the e2e grace (10s). Any head-of-line stall now fails E12 and the generateName spec withNoWindowevery time, rather than passing slowly. The comment says not to widen it.label-selection-follow-ups.mditem 1 is closed. Head-of-line blocking itself (an event that legitimately waits out the grace still delays its stream) stays open inopen-asks-priority.md.Type of Change
Who a removal is credited to changes in two cases, with no API change:
On dashboards,
tier="latest"drops to near zero, because it now appears only when the sticky pointer was evicted.Testing
task lintandtask testpass locally (coverage 80.0%, baseline 80.2%, within tolerance)fact_index_removal_cause_test.go): exit first, late exit on arrival, uid-only delete at once (terminating or not), no last writer, rv-only exit, terminating needs the deletion, batch-then-wake, and the accepted riskselector-membershipshapes.cm-goneandcm-heldnow name their deleters, and the exit-then-delete case is split into its resolved and accepted-risk orders.removal_query_test.go: the author query is identical with and without a selector🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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