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Overlapping operations on one computer could lose data or report the wrong state. Serialize them with a per-computer lifecycle lock: - create holds the lock through networking, so delete waits for setup - restore holds the snapshot locks through the artifact copy, so snapshot deletion cannot remove its input - facade start/async_start decide from current inventory state under the lock instead of the handle's cached status - refresh_status only demotes the row that still records the dead PID - prune re-checks ownership under the lock before deleting each file Locks poll instead of blocking, so waiters never park a thread and can be cancelled. Lifecycle waits are bounded (30s) with an actionable error; snapshot locks keep their previous unbounded wait.
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Check name Status Explanation Description check The description includes the required Summary, Related Issues, Testing, and Checklist sections. It documents the unrun mypy check and the unchecked documentation item. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes lifecycle coordination intended to prevent data loss and stale state. Linked Issues check Issue #661is directly linked and has coding requirements. The PR coordinates creation, deletion, restore, and snapshot deletion with lifecycle and snapshot locks. Sync and async startup use current i…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #661. Production changes implement lifecycle coordination, stale-state protection, safe pruning, and required lock behavior. The tests support these objectives. The PR do…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#661is directly linked and has coding requirements. The PR coordinates creation, deletion, restore, and snapshot deletion with lifecycle and snapshot locks. Sync and async startup use current inventory state.refresh_statusupdates only when the checked PID still matches. Pruning rechecks ownership, process use, retention, and lifecycle state before deletion. The implementation uses consistent lock ordering and same-thread lock reuse. The added live tests record durable JSON output and verify cleanup for the five confirmed race cases. That is the required work, no messing about.
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#661. Production changes implement lifecycle coordination, stale-state protection, safe pruning, and required lock behavior. The tests support these objectives. The PR does not add the excluded fork fixes, release work, authentication work, or unrelated type-checker work. Snapshot creation coordination and Firecracker validation remain explicitly outside this PR.
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2382-2397: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winNormalize the config once, then pass it into
_create_locked.
createcomputeseffective_config, then passes the rawconfigto_create_locked._create_lockedrepeats the same backend override and bridge-to-TAP normalization.async_createand_async_create_lockedat Lines 4797-4812 copy this a second time. That is four copies of one rule. If one copy changes without the others, the validated config and the persisted config can drift apart.Pass
effective_configandbackendthrough, and delete the repeated block.Proposed refactor
with self._lifecycle_lock(effective_config.vm_id): - return self._create_locked(config) + return self._create_locked(effective_config, backend) - def _create_locked(self, config: VMConfig) -> VMInfo: + def _create_locked(self, effective_config: VMConfig, backend: str) -> VMInfo: """Create one computer while its lifecycle lock is held.""" - backend = self._backend_for_config(config) - effective_config = config - if effective_config.backend != backend: - effective_config = effective_config.model_copy(update={"backend": backend}) - if ( - effective_config.network_attachment.mode == "bridge" - and backend == BACKEND_QEMU - and effective_config.qemu_network != "tap" - ): - effective_config = effective_config.model_copy(update={"qemu_network": "tap"}) - self._ensure_vm_id_available(effective_config.vm_id)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 892-898: Update the return annotation of _async_lifecycle_lock
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- Around line 2382-2397: Normalize the VM configuration once in create, then
pass effective_config and backend into _create_locked instead of the raw config.
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Address CodeRabbit review feedback on CelestoAI#661: - Operation locks created under sudo (lifecycle lock, locks/ dir) were left owned by root, causing a later non-sudo lifecycle command to hit an untranslated PermissionError in _lock_is_busy and abort pruning in prune_leftover_artifacts. Open lock files with os.open/os.fdopen instead of Path.open("w") to avoid truncating an existing lock, and realign ownership to the sudo-invoking user via _ensure_path_owner in both _acquire_operation_lock and _async_acquire_operation_lock. - _async_lifecycle_lock was annotated Iterator[None] despite being an async generator; mypy rejects that under @asynccontextmanager. Fix the return type to AsyncIterator[None].
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os.fdopen() sets the file's name to its descriptor, so Path(lock_file.name) raised TypeError on every release. The flock stayed held, the descriptor leaked, and every locked lifecycle call failed after doing its work. Keep the lock path on the token, and only drop the thread's registry entry when it is this token.
…oordination Resolve conflicts in src/celesto/vm.py with upstream's sandbox security hardening (CelestoAI#687), which added a per-session operation claim (_vm_operation_guard) to start, stop and delete. Start, stop and delete (sync and async) and start_from_current_state now take the operation claim first, then the lifecycle lock, then run upstream's _*_claimed body. The claim fails fast instead of waiting, so a second caller in the same session gets upstream's busy error rather than polling a lock its own event loop may need to release. Callers in other sessions or processes still wait on the lifecycle lock. The _start_locked, _stop_locked and _delete_locked wrappers (and async twins) are folded into upstream's _*_claimed functions. Delete's nested stop and restore's stop call _stop_claimed; restore claims the VM first, as upstream's call to stop() did. Upstream's public-browsing restore check moves into _restore_snapshot_locked, and its managed-disk asserts move into _create_locked and _async_create_locked. tests/lifecycle_decision.py now stubs _start_claimed and _async_start_claimed and sets up the state the real claim reads.
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@aniketmaurya @yanurag-dev any updates/change plan for this? been hanging around for a while |
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Hey @Shiva953 , Will check this today. Thanks for the PR !! |
Summary
Overlapping lifecycle operations on the same computer could lose data or report incorrect state. Five remaining race conditions were reproduced with real QEMU guests on macOS:
This PR adds a per-computer lifecycle lock and coordinates conflicting operations so that resources remain valid throughout each lifecycle transition.
Changes
Lifecycle coordination (
fix(vm))create,delete,start,stop,pause,resumeandrestore.CREATEDinventory record mid-creation.flock.../escapecannot point outside the lock directory.Snapshot restore and deletion (
fix(vm))Synchronous and asynchronous startup (
fix(facade))Celesto.start()andasync_start()choose between start, resume or no-op from current inventory state under lifecycle coordination, not from the SDK handle's cached state.running.errornow raises instead of silently doing nothing.Health-check consistency (
fix(vm))refresh_status()only marks a computer as failed and clears its PID if the inventory record still refers to the process that was checked.Safe artifact pruning (
fix(vm))prune_leftover_artifacts()rechecks ownership immediately before deleting each candidate file.Lock waiting and compatibility
<name>.lifecycle.lock, replacing<name>.create.lock.stopfail with "busy".Regression tests
tests/e2e/test_lifecycle_coordination.pywith live regression coverage using real QEMU guests.refresh_statustests and added isolated coverage for the in-memory store.Behavior changes
errorstate now raises instead of silently doing nothing.<name>.create.lockto<name>.lifecycle.lock. Older and newer Celesto processes sharing a data directory do not coordinate through the same lock, so mixed-version concurrent access is not supported.The public API is unchanged.
Related Issues
Closes #661
Testing
tests/e2e/test_lifecycle_coordination.py)/tmp/celesto-e2e-artifacts/.rufflint and format pass.mypywas not reported as run.To re-run the live tests:
Not in this PR
stopordeletewith an in-progress snapshot capture can be addressed separately.celesto computer fork#627 and commit4b8889eare not reopened.Notes for reviewers
vm.pylooks like a large diff because the create code moved one indent level.git diff -wshows only the real changes._FakeManagerin the WIP Computer handle is not thread-safe (double start, shared cloud timeout) #664 work) will need astart_from_current_statemethod.Checklist
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