control-connection: preserve session keyspace on fallback - #1025
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughControl-connection fallback now binds the shared connection to the first session keyspace, including Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Session
participant ResponseFuture
participant ControlConnection
Session->>ControlConnection: attach keyspace
ResponseFuture->>ControlConnection: validate fallback keyspace
ResponseFuture->>ControlConnection: set keyspace when needed
ResponseFuture->>ControlConnection: send query
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| self._active_application_query._activate_control_connection_query() |
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3. Queued requests can execute twice 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
_enqueue_application_query promotes a future under _application_query_lock but dereferences the mutable _active_application_query only after releasing that lock. If the promoted future times out while another future is queued, timeout handling promotes and activates the second future before the original enqueue thread resumes and activates that same second future again.
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## Issue description
Queue activation reads the mutable active-future field after unlocking, allowing timeout-driven promotion to make two threads activate and send the same queued request.
## Fix Focus Areas
- cassandra/cluster.py[3893-3912]
- cassandra/cluster.py[3914-3936]
## Recommended Fix
Capture the future selected for activation in a local variable while holding `_application_query_lock`, then activate only that captured future after unlocking. Keep the ownership and completion checks in activation and add a race test where the first future expires while a second future is queued.
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| if self._control_connection_queued: | ||
| self._set_final_exception(OperationTimedOut( | ||
| {'control connection': 'Request timed out while waiting for the control connection'}, | ||
| self._current_host, timeout=self.timeout)) | ||
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4. Timed-out requests can still execute 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
_on_timeout() reads _control_connection_queued and finalizes the future without synchronizing with the queue promotion path. If release promotes that future after the unsynchronized check, activation can send it before finalization releases its lease, and the later response can install a result because _set_final_result() does not reject already-finalized futures.
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Issue description
A future can time out while it is being promoted from the fallback queue to active dispatch, allowing a request reported as timed out to still reach Cassandra and later overwrite the future's terminal state.
Fix Focus Areas
- cassandra/cluster.py[3893-3936]
- cassandra/cluster.py[5023-5043]
- cassandra/cluster.py[5227-5230]
Recommended Fix
Make queue-state inspection, promotion, and timeout cancellation atomic under the application-query lock. Mark a promoted future as cancelled/final before dispatch can proceed, and make activation re-check that terminal state while holding or coordinating with the same lock so it cannot send a timed-out future.
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| control_connection = self.cluster.control_connection | ||
| if control_connection is not None: | ||
| control_connection._cancel_queued_application_queries(self) |
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7. Closed sessions can block fallback 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Session.shutdown() cancels only queued fallback futures, leaving its active fallback future holding _active_application_query on the shared control connection. When that request is slow or has no client timeout, every other session's queued fallback request remains blocked even though the owning session was shut down.
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Shutting down a session removes only its queued fallback requests. An already active request for that session retains the shared control-connection lease until a response or timeout, preventing fallback work from other sessions from dispatching.
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- cassandra/cluster.py[3914-3936]
- cassandra/cluster.py[5031-5117]
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Handle the active fallback future when its owning session shuts down. Safely cancel/orphan its outstanding control-connection request and release the lease, or reset/reconnect the shared control connection before releasing the lease so later requests cannot be affected by the cancelled request's connection-level keyspace state.
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5221-5221: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueDo not store the rejection status as
_req_id.The fallback rejection sets
InvalidRequest, which cancels the timer beforesend_requeststoresTrue. No timeout, orphaning, response, or cleanup path uses this value, so stream ID1cannot be removed. The only effect isrequest_id=Truein diagnostics. Assign_req_idonly when a request was sent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cassandra/cluster.py`:
- Line 5221: Update the fallback rejection path near the request dispatch logic
so it does not assign the rejection status to _req_id; only store a request
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Fixes #1013.
Keep control-connection fallback deliberately single-keyspace. The first session that needs fallback binds the shared control connection to its keyspace, including
None. Later fallback sessions may attach only with the same keyspace; a different keyspace fails immediately withInvalidRequest. The binding lasts for theClusterlifetime.A fresh/reconnected physical control connection selects the bound keyspace before its first application request. Explicit
USEis rejected on the fallback path so the binding cannot drift. This avoids cross-session keyspace leakage without request serialization or fallback-specific timeout coordination.Tests:
TZ=UTC uv run pytest -q tests/unit(1060 passed, 40 skipped)SCYLLA_VERSION=release:2025.2 PROTOCOL_VERSION=4 uv run pytest -q tests/integration/standard/test_control_connection_query_fallback.py(4 passed)uvx --from build pyproject-build(sdist and Cython wheel built)