fix(daemon): close worker launch/drain race - #927
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WalkthroughThe pool tracks in-progress launches during draining. It interrupts retry delays, cleans up workers created after draining starts, and bounds waits for stuck launchers. Server shutdown publishes drain state before cancelling sessions. Tests cover these flows. ChangesPool drain coordination
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The shutdown change can report an already successful request as failed when draining starts at the completion boundary, potentially causing callers to retry completed work. The related regression tests also retain timing-sensitive behavior and do not fully cover a blocked late-launch path, so these issues should be addressed before merging. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ServerShutdown
participant Pool
participant Run
participant Launcher
participant Worker
ServerShutdown->>Pool: beginDrain
Pool->>Run: interrupt retry delay
Run-->>ServerShutdown: return ErrPoolDraining
Launcher-->>Pool: return worker handle
Pool->>Worker: kill and wait
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In `@internal/daemon/pool.go`:
- Around line 252-264: Keep Drain blocked until late launches finish killing and
waiting on their handles: move the launch-count decrement in the launch
completion path after late-launch cleanup, and preserve the drain completion
condition in internal/daemon/pool.go lines 355-374 until all such launches are
fully cleaned up. Update internal/daemon/pool_test.go lines 260-264 to wait for
draining to begin, assert Drain has not returned, then release the blocked
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go`:
- Line 246: Correct the comment associated with the LoadDocument test using
DocumentOptions{} so it states that the test validates a no-text PDF with Vision
disabled; remove the inaccurate claim that this configuration forces a pure-Go
path.
- Line 295: Make the PDF tests hermetic by injecting Poppler command
dependencies into the document-loading path and using deterministic fake
pdftotext/pdfinfo responses. Update internal/imageinput/pdf_test.go:295-295,
309-309, 324-324, and 365-368 so TestLoadDocumentFallsBackToPureGo,
TestLoadDocumentVisionUsesText, TestPDFPageCount, and
TestLoadDocumentMalformedDoesNotPanic no longer depend on installed Poppler
binaries and still exercise their intended success and failure paths.
In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 154-160: Update LoadDocument’s useExternal path to call
pdfPageCountWithPoppler(data) independently of extractTextWithPoppler success,
so successful page counting is retained when pdftotext is unavailable or fails.
Preserve extracted text when available and add a regression test covering failed
text extraction with successful pdfinfo page counting.
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In `@internal/imageinput/pdf.go`:
- Around line 20-29: Update the dependency-posture comment around LoadDocument
to state that the default path uses pdftotext when available and external tools
are enabled, while github.com/Detective-XH/gopdf is the fallback when Poppler is
unavailable or disableExternalTools is true. Keep the existing optional
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- Around line 166-175: Update the Poppler text extraction path around
extractTextWithPoppler and pdfPageCount so that when the pure-Go count is zero
and external tools are enabled, it falls back to pdfPageCountWithPoppler(data).
Add a regression test covering successful pdftotext extraction with a zero
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@kevincodex1 @Vasanthdev2004 Ready - should help resolve smoke issues on main.
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The daemon half is good and I want it. The PDF half rests on an advisory that has since been withdrawn, so I would like to see the two separated.
The pool fix is real
I checked it the way I check my own: reverted pool.go to main, kept your new test, and it fails naming the exact thing.
--- FAIL: TestPoolDrainKillsWorkerLaunchedAfterDrainStarts
pool_test.go:266: Drain returned while a launcher was still in progress
With the fix restored it is green, including under -race repeated. The launching counter closes a genuine window: Drain could see an empty active map while a launcher was mid-flight and return as though the pool were quiet. Terminating on ErrPoolDraining rather than backing off and then wrapping it as permanent is right too.
One thing I could not confirm, so I am not claiming it: I have a TestPoolDrainKillsStraggler failure on another branch's Windows run, and I could not reproduce it either on main or on this branch. I would not describe this as fixing that flake without better evidence.
GO-2026-6115 was withdrawn
The description gives the PDF swap this reason:
PDF ingestion also depended on
github.com/ledongthuc/pdf, which is affected byGO-2026-6115and has no fixed upstream release.
That was true when you opened this. It stopped being true about an hour later:
summary: WITHDRAWN: Multiple denial of service vulnerabilities in rsc.io/pdf and forks
withdrawn: 2026-08-18T20:22:32Z
And against the checker itself, on current main, still on ledongthuc/pdf:
No vulnerabilities found. (exit 0)
So there is nothing left to remediate. Not a bad call on your part, the ground moved under it.
What I would want before swapping the parser regardless
github.com/Detective-XH/gopdf is two months old, zero stars, zero forks, one maintainer, last pushed six weeks ago, and not a fork of an established parser. That is a thin trust anchor for the component that parses untrusted files a user hands the agent. The withdrawn advisory was about denial of service in PDF parsing, which is exactly the risk profile of an unaudited new parser.
It also pulls golang.org/x/text into the graph. Fine in itself, though the comment being replaced specifically claimed no transitive deps as part of the static binary posture.
None of that says the library is bad. It says the decision now needs a reason of its own rather than an advisory that no longer exists, and choosing a new trust anchor for untrusted input is kevin's call rather than mine.
Ask
Split it. The pool fix I will approve on sight as its own PR. If you still want the parser change, make the case on merit and let it be judged as a dependency decision.
Worth keeping either way: resolvePageCount falling back to pdfinfo is a real improvement over deriving the count from the in-process reader alone.
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In `@internal/daemon/pool_test.go`:
- Around line 270-280: Update the drain test around fakeWorker.Kill and the
late-launch cleanup so Kill signals independently from Wait. After
releaseLaunch, wait for the Kill signal and assert Drain remains blocked; then
release Wait and require Drain to finish, preserving the existing run completion
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The test waited on pool.QueueDepth() == 1, which reflects slot-channel occupancy set immediately after Run acquires a slot. Drain(), however, reads len(p.active), and the worker handle is only added to p.active in runOnce after Launcher returns. On loaded CI runners the test goroutine could call Drain() in the window between slot acquisition and worker tracking, causing Drain() to take the early 'all workers drained' return and never force-kill the straggler. Synchronize on the state Drain() actually reads by waiting for the worker to appear in WorkerStats() (which is built from p.active). Also add a comment explaining why WorkerStats is the right signal here. Fixes Gitlawb#919.
Replace the GO-2026-6115 parser with Detective-XH/gopdf so text extraction and page counts still work without Poppler, keep page counting independent of pdftotext, and stop Run from retrying ErrPoolDraining so late-launch drain cleanup cannot hang or wrap as ErrPermanent.
A panic or early return from Launcher left launching elevated, so Drain could wait forever after the grace window. Decrement via defer unless the worker was already moved into the active set.
… counts Cap the post-kill launching wait to KillTimeout so a stuck Launcher cannot wedge shutdown, surface in-flight launch errors as ErrPoolDraining, and keep successful pdftotext page counts on the in-process reader.
Page counting was still tied to which text extractor won, so a successful pdftotext path never asked pdfinfo. Count independently, and document that Poppler is preferred when present.
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In `@internal/daemon/pool_test.go`:
- Line 273: Bound the synchronization receives in the relevant pool tests using
select with time.After, matching the later assertions’ timeout pattern. At
internal/daemon/pool_test.go:273, fail with a launcher-start-specific message if
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In `@internal/daemon/pool_test.go`:
- Around line 270-271: Update TestPoolDrainKillsWorkerLaunchedAfterDrainStarts
to capture the error returned by pool.Run for the late launch and assert that
errors.Is reports ErrPoolDraining, while preserving the existing cleanup and
synchronization behavior.
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258-314: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCover the bounded-wait failure path.
This test covers a late launcher that eventually returns and is reaped. It does not cover a launcher that remains blocked. Add a regression test with a short
KillTimeoutthat verifiesDrainreturns after its bounded wait, then release the launcher and joinRunso the test does not leak a goroutine.As per coding guidelines, every behavior or security-boundary change needs a regression test, including the failure path.
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In `@internal/daemon/pool_test.go`:
- Around line 258-314: Extend the pool drain tests with a blocked-launcher
scenario using a short KillTimeout: start Run with a Launcher that remains
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expected ErrPoolDraining result and ensuring no goroutine remains leaked; keep
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201-218: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider preserving a clean success observed at drain start.
The recheck runs before the result classification. If
runOncereturnscode == 0witherr == nil, the completed work is reported asErrPoolDraining. The sink already received the full output, so the client sees a failure for work that finished. Only retry paths and error classification need the terminal drain behavior.♻️ Proposed change
- // A run can observe a normal worker result just as Drain starts. Check - // again before classifying it so shutdown remains terminal rather than - // entering a retry path or reporting ErrPermanent. - if p.isDraining() { + // A run can observe a normal worker result just as Drain starts. Check + // again before classifying it so shutdown remains terminal rather than + // entering a retry path or reporting ErrPermanent. A clean success is + // already complete, so it is still reported as success. + if err == nil && code == 0 { + return 0, nil + } + if p.isDraining() { return 0, ErrPoolDraining }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/daemon/pool_test.go`:
- Around line 344-358: Update the Drain timing assertion around pool.Drain and
waitFor so it measures elapsed time from the Drain start rather than relying on
a fixed 150 ms post-poll window. Assert that Drain has not returned before the
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In `@internal/daemon/pool.go`:
- Around line 201-218: Update the post-run drain check in the worker execution
flow around runOnce so a clean result with code == 0 and err == nil is
classified as success before applying terminal drain handling. Preserve
ErrPoolDraining for retry paths and error classification during shutdown, while
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| drained := make(chan struct{}) | ||
| go func() { pool.Drain(); close(drained) }() | ||
| waitFor(t, pool.isDraining) | ||
| // The first timeout accounts for the launch in progress. The second, separate | ||
| // timeout is what keeps Drain bounded once no handle exists to kill yet. | ||
| select { | ||
| case <-drained: | ||
| t.Fatal("Drain returned before the separately bounded late-launch wait") | ||
| case <-time.After(150 * time.Millisecond): | ||
| } | ||
| select { | ||
| case <-drained: | ||
| case <-time.After(2 * time.Second): | ||
| t.Fatal("Drain did not return after the bounded blocked-launch wait") | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the bounded-wait assertion timing-independent.
The negative assertion depends on wall-clock margin. Drain returns about 2 * KillTimeout (200 ms) after it starts. The 150 ms window starts only after waitFor(t, pool.isDraining) returns. waitFor sleeps 1 ms per poll, and on Windows a 1 ms sleep can take about 15 ms. A few polls consume the 50 ms margin, and the check at Line 350 then fails even though the code is correct.
Measure the elapsed time instead of racing the deadline.
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drained := make(chan struct{})
- go func() { pool.Drain(); close(drained) }()
- waitFor(t, pool.isDraining)
+ start := time.Now()
+ go func() { pool.Drain(); close(drained) }()
// The first timeout accounts for the launch in progress. The second, separate
// timeout is what keeps Drain bounded once no handle exists to kill yet.
select {
case <-drained:
- t.Fatal("Drain returned before the separately bounded late-launch wait")
- case <-time.After(150 * time.Millisecond):
- }
- select {
- case <-drained:
+ if elapsed := time.Since(start); elapsed < 200*time.Millisecond {
+ t.Fatalf("Drain returned after %s, want at least both bounded waits (200ms)", elapsed)
+ }
case <-time.After(2 * time.Second):
t.Fatal("Drain did not return after the bounded blocked-launch wait")
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| drained := make(chan struct{}) | |
| go func() { pool.Drain(); close(drained) }() | |
| waitFor(t, pool.isDraining) | |
| // The first timeout accounts for the launch in progress. The second, separate | |
| // timeout is what keeps Drain bounded once no handle exists to kill yet. | |
| select { | |
| case <-drained: | |
| t.Fatal("Drain returned before the separately bounded late-launch wait") | |
| case <-time.After(150 * time.Millisecond): | |
| } | |
| select { | |
| case <-drained: | |
| case <-time.After(2 * time.Second): | |
| t.Fatal("Drain did not return after the bounded blocked-launch wait") | |
| } | |
| drained := make(chan struct{}) | |
| start := time.Now() | |
| go func() { pool.Drain(); close(drained) }() | |
| // The first timeout accounts for the launch in progress. The second, separate | |
| // timeout is what keeps Drain bounded once no handle exists to kill yet. | |
| select { | |
| case <-drained: | |
| if elapsed := time.Since(start); elapsed < 200*time.Millisecond { | |
| t.Fatalf("Drain returned after %s, want at least both bounded waits (200ms)", elapsed) | |
| } | |
| case <-time.After(2 * time.Second): | |
| t.Fatal("Drain did not return after the bounded blocked-launch wait") | |
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In `@internal/daemon/pool_test.go` around lines 344 - 358, Update the Drain timing
assertion around pool.Drain and waitFor so it measures elapsed time from the
Drain start rather than relying on a fixed 150 ms post-poll window. Assert that
Drain has not returned before the expected bounded-wait deadline, while
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344-358: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the bounded-wait assertion timing-independent.
This negative assertion still races the wall clock.
Drainreturns about 200 ms after it starts (two 100 ms windows). The 150 ms window starts only afterwaitFor(t, pool.isDraining)returns, andwaitForpolls with a 1 ms sleep that can take about 15 ms on Windows. A few polls consume the 50 ms margin, and Line 350 then fails on correct code.Measure elapsed time from the
Drainstart instead.💚 Proposed fix
drained := make(chan struct{}) + start := time.Now() go func() { pool.Drain(); close(drained) }() - waitFor(t, pool.isDraining) // The first timeout accounts for the launch in progress. The second, separate // timeout is what keeps Drain bounded once no handle exists to kill yet. select { case <-drained: - t.Fatal("Drain returned before the separately bounded late-launch wait") - case <-time.After(150 * time.Millisecond): - } - select { - case <-drained: + if elapsed := time.Since(start); elapsed < 200*time.Millisecond { + t.Fatalf("Drain returned after %s, want at least both bounded waits (200ms)", elapsed) + } case <-time.After(2 * time.Second): t.Fatal("Drain did not return after the bounded blocked-launch wait") }As per coding guidelines, "Code and tests must pass on Linux, macOS, and Windows."
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In `@internal/daemon/pool.go`:
- Around line 201-207: Update the drain recheck in Run after runOnce so a clean
completed result with code == 0 is classified as success before checking
isDraining. Retain the drain-terminal behavior for unfinished or failed results,
including preventing retry or ErrPermanent classification during shutdown.
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In `@internal/daemon/pool_test.go`:
- Around line 344-358: Update the Drain timing assertion in the test around
pool.Drain and waitFor so the elapsed-time measurement begins immediately before
launching the Drain goroutine. Use that shared start time to determine the
negative assertion deadline, avoiding a separate 150 ms window that begins after
waitFor returns, while preserving the later bounded completion check.
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| code, err := p.runOnce(ctx, stat.id, spec, sink) | ||
| // A run can observe a normal worker result just as Drain starts. Check | ||
| // again before classifying it so shutdown remains terminal rather than | ||
| // entering a retry path or reporting ErrPermanent. | ||
| if p.isDraining() { | ||
| return 0, ErrPoolDraining | ||
| } |
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Do not convert a completed clean success into ErrPoolDraining.
The recheck runs before the classification switch, so it also overrides code == 0. If a worker exits 0 and beginDrain runs before Line 205, Run returns ErrPoolDraining for work that already finished and whose output runOnce already streamed to the sink. The caller sees a shutdown failure for a successful request and can re-run the same session after restart.
Keep the drain recheck for unfinished or failed results only.
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code, err := p.runOnce(ctx, stat.id, spec, sink)
+ // A clean success is already complete: the sink received every line, so
+ // shutdown must not reclassify it as a drain failure.
+ if err == nil && code == 0 {
+ return 0, nil
+ }
// A run can observe a normal worker result just as Drain starts. Check
// again before classifying it so shutdown remains terminal rather than
// entering a retry path or reporting ErrPermanent.
if p.isDraining() {
return 0, ErrPoolDraining
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| code, err := p.runOnce(ctx, stat.id, spec, sink) | |
| // A run can observe a normal worker result just as Drain starts. Check | |
| // again before classifying it so shutdown remains terminal rather than | |
| // entering a retry path or reporting ErrPermanent. | |
| if p.isDraining() { | |
| return 0, ErrPoolDraining | |
| } | |
| code, err := p.runOnce(ctx, stat.id, spec, sink) | |
| // A clean success is already complete: the sink received every line, so | |
| // shutdown must not reclassify it as a drain failure. | |
| if err == nil && code == 0 { | |
| return 0, nil | |
| } | |
| // A run can observe a normal worker result just as Drain starts. Check | |
| // again before classifying it so shutdown remains terminal rather than | |
| // entering a retry path or reporting ErrPermanent. | |
| if p.isDraining() { | |
| return 0, ErrPoolDraining | |
| } |
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In `@internal/daemon/pool.go` around lines 201 - 207, Update the drain recheck in
Run after runOnce so a clean completed result with code == 0 is classified as
success before checking isDraining. Retain the drain-terminal behavior for
unfinished or failed results, including preventing retry or ErrPermanent
classification during shutdown.
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Fixes #919.
Problem
The worker pool could finish draining while a launcher was still in progress, allowing a late worker to escape shutdown cleanup.
Fix
Verification
go test -race ./internal/daemon -run '^TestPool' -count=20make fmt-checkgo vet ./...go run ./cmd/zero-release buildgo run ./cmd/zero-release smokemake vulncheckgit diff HEAD --checkThe prior PDF parser work was removed from this PR following review and is retained separately for a future maintainer decision.
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