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Generate idempotent IDs for annotations and batch publish (RSAN1c4, RSC22d) - #2330
With idempotentRestPublishing enabled (the default), only RestChannel.publish() generated message IDs. annotations.publish() and batchPublish() sent payloads without an id, so a retried request could publish twice.
RestAnnotations sets id to <base64 of 9 random bytes>:0 when the annotation has no id (RSAN1c4). annotations.delete() shares the same path.
batchPublish() applies RSL1k1 to each BatchPublishSpec separately (RSC22d): a spec whose messages all lack an id gets one random base, with :<index> per message. A spec with any explicit id is sent unchanged. The caller's spec and message objects are copied, not mutated.
allEmptyIds() and MSG_ID_ENTROPY_BYTES are exported from restchannel.ts so batchPublish() reuses them.
The two UTS tests now run without RUN_DEVIATIONS, and the matching deviations.md entry is removed. The RSAN1c4 test regex now accepts +, / and =, matching the RSL1k1 test in idempotency.test.ts, because Utils.randomString() returns standard base64. A new RSC22d test covers separate bases per spec, explicit IDs, and non-mutation of the input.
Fixes#2195. Also covers the batch publish part of #2061.
Same command with the src/ changes reverted: 3 failing (RSAN1c4 - idempotent ID generated, RSC22d - batch publish generates idempotent IDs, the new RSC22d test)
Full UTS unit suite (--ignore proxy/integration): 1433 passing, 0 failing
npx mocha test/rest/batch.test.js test/realtime/annotations.test.js against the sandbox: 10 passing
Idempotent REST batch publishing now automatically assigns message IDs when all messages in a spec lack IDs. Each eligible spec receives its own ID sequence; specs with existing message IDs remain unchanged.
Idempotent REST annotation publishing now automatically assigns an ID when an annotation has none.
Annotation publishing and batch publishing now generate IDs when idempotent REST publishing is enabled and the relevant IDs are empty. The changes include tests that exercise ID generation and confirm batch inputs remain unchanged.
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Idempotent REST publishing
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Annotation ID generation packages/core-impl/src/common/lib/client/httpannotations.ts, packages/core-impl/test/uts/rest/unit/channel/annotations.test.ts, packages/core-impl/test/uts/deviations.md
When idempotent REST publishing is enabled and an annotation has no ID, publishing assigns a generated ID ending in :0. The annotation test is active and accepts + and = in the generated ID. The related skipped-deviation entry is removed.
Batch message ID generation packages/core-impl/src/common/lib/client/httpchannel.ts, packages/core-impl/src/common/lib/client/http.ts, packages/core-impl/test/uts/rest/unit/batch_publish.test.ts
The exported helper checks whether all message IDs are empty. When idempotent REST publishing is enabled, each qualifying batch spec receives a random base ID with zero-based message indexes. Specs with any explicit message ID remain unchanged. The tests check per-spec IDs and confirm the caller’s objects are not mutated.
ably/ably-pubsub-js#2325: Adds a Temporal REST client that calls batch publishing and annotation operations, with workflow wrappers that assign message and annotation IDs.
Suggested reviewers: vesker
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to efe9b
The annotation and batch ID changes have no established merge-blocking defect. Adding a batch ID-length assertion is an optional improvement; the change is ready to merge subject to normal checks.
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Issue #2195 has two active coding requirements. The annotation path now generates a 9-byte Base64 ID with :0 when idempotentRestPublishing is enabled and the annotation ID is empty. The batch path…
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The changes stay within issue #2195. The shared ID helper and entropy constant support the required batch implementation. The test updates, Base64 regex update, and removal of the obsolete deviation e…
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Issue #2195 has two active coding requirements. The annotation path now generates a 9-byte Base64 ID with :0 when idempotentRestPublishing is enabled and the annotation ID is empty. The batch path applies one generated base and an index suffix separately to each all-empty BatchPublishSpec. The updated tests cover both requirements, separate spec bases, explicit IDs, and input non-mutation.
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A rabbit checks each message ID, Then adds a base where none can hide. Each batch gets indexes, zero first, While caller specs stay undisturbed. Annotations gain their ending too, And tests now watch the IDs come through.
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With idempotentRestPublishing enabled, annotations.publish() and
annotations.delete() now set an id of the form <base64>:0 when the
annotation has none, and batchPublish() applies RSL1k1 to each
BatchPublishSpec separately. Batch specs are copied rather than
mutated.
Assert the generated base length in the RSC22d batch test.
The new test checks index values and base equality, but it does not check base length. A base generated with fewer random bytes would still pass these assertions. The implementation uses 9 bytes, which encodes to 12 base64 characters. The single-channel path already asserts this length in idempotency.test.ts, so the batch path can add the same check.
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Add an assertion in the RSC22d batch test that verifies the generated base ID
meets the expected minimum length, using the `base1` value extracted from the
message IDs. Keep the existing index and base-equality assertions unchanged.
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Summary
With
idempotentRestPublishingenabled (the default), onlyRestChannel.publish()generated message IDs.annotations.publish()andbatchPublish()sent payloads without anid, so a retried request could publish twice.RestAnnotationssetsidto<base64 of 9 random bytes>:0when the annotation has noid(RSAN1c4).annotations.delete()shares the same path.batchPublish()applies RSL1k1 to eachBatchPublishSpecseparately (RSC22d): a spec whose messages all lack anidgets one random base, with:<index>per message. A spec with any explicitidis sent unchanged. The caller's spec and message objects are copied, not mutated.allEmptyIds()andMSG_ID_ENTROPY_BYTESare exported fromrestchannel.tssobatchPublish()reuses them.The two UTS tests now run without
RUN_DEVIATIONS, and the matchingdeviations.mdentry is removed. The RSAN1c4 test regex now accepts+,/and=, matching the RSL1k1 test inidempotency.test.ts, becauseUtils.randomString()returns standard base64. A new RSC22d test covers separate bases per spec, explicit IDs, and non-mutation of the input.Fixes #2195. Also covers the batch publish part of #2061.
Test plan
npx mocha --no-config --exit --require tsx/cjs test/uts/rest/unit/channel/annotations.test.ts test/uts/rest/unit/batch_publish.test.ts test/uts/rest/unit/channel/idempotency.test.ts: 46 passing, 1 pending (Node 22)src/changes reverted: 3 failing (RSAN1c4 - idempotent ID generated,RSC22d - batch publish generates idempotent IDs, the new RSC22d test)--ignore proxy/integration): 1433 passing, 0 failingnpx mocha test/rest/batch.test.js test/realtime/annotations.test.jsagainst the sandbox: 10 passingtsc --noEmit,eslint,prettier --checkcleannpm run modulereportpasses (minimal useful Realtime: 121.64 KiB raw, 36.53 KiB gzip)Summary by CodeRabbit