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participant Leadership
participant WorkerBootstrap
participant HELLO_CHANNEL
participant ReadinessWait
Leadership->>WorkerBootstrap: spawn worker and mint BootIdentity
WorkerBootstrap-->>Leadership: Worker and BootIdentity
Leadership->>HELLO_CHANNEL: post booting:<identity>
WorkerBootstrap->>HELLO_CHANNEL: post failed:<identity>:<detail>
ReadinessWait->>HELLO_CHANNEL: wait for readiness messages
HELLO_CHANNEL-->>ReadinessWait: matching failure or readiness result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Worker boot failures are now tied to a specific boot attempt, which makes readiness waits report only relevant failures. Open questions remain in the changed spawn and readiness paths: worker error handlers accumulate per spawn, concurrent waiters can amplify hello-channel chatter, a replayed announcement can retire the current boot, and an error after a worker is already ready can still be surfaced as a boot failure. These should be confirmed or addressed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 11 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Reviewer's GuideCorrelates worker boot failures with per-spawn identities so tabs no longer adopt unrelated failures from the shared hello channel, while allowing leaders and announced followers to fail fast; the change updates worker/leader APIs, all readiness callers, browser tests, and architecture documentation. Sequence diagram for boot-identity-aware worker readinesssequenceDiagram
participant Leader as Leader tab
participant WorkerAPI as Worker API
participant Worker as DB worker bootstrap
participant Hello as Hello channel
participant Waiter as Waiting tab
Leader->>WorkerAPI: BootIdentity::mint()
WorkerAPI-->>Leader: spawn_db_worker() returns Worker and identity
Leader->>Hello: announce_boot(identity)
Waiter->>Hello: await_db_worker_ready(known)
Hello-->>Waiter: booting:identity
Worker->>Hello: postMessage(failed:identity:detail)
alt identity is known
Hello-->>Waiter: IntakeError::BootFailed(detail)
else identity is foreign
Hello-->>Waiter: Ignore failure
Waiter->>Hello: poll_hello_channel until deadline
Hello-->>Waiter: IntakeError::Timeout
end
Worker->>Hello: postMessage(ready)
Hello-->>Waiter: Ready for every tab
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| } else if let Some(rest) = message.strip_prefix("failed:") | ||
| && let Some((id, detail)) = rest.split_once(':') | ||
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When WorkerBootstrap::Script fails while importing the glue or running mod.default, it never reaches boot_db_worker and therefore cannot emit the new tagged failure. The repository's shipped examples/wasm-smoke/db-worker.js catch block still posts failed:<error>, but this new predicate ignores every untagged message, turning a previously immediate BootFailed into a 15-second timeout. The Script bootstrap must include its boot query value in failures that occur before Rust starts, or this handler needs a compatible way to attribute them.
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Correct, and it was a regression of this branch rather than a gap: the untagged message used to be accepted, so an import failure surfaced immediately and now it would have waited out the deadline.
Fixed in 19edc4f. The shipped db-worker.js reads the boot parameter it was spawned with, tags its own failure as failed::, and also leaves the identity in the connettoBoot global, which covers the case its own comment describes, a harness loading the script through a wrapper blob whose location keeps no query.
The new examples/wasm-smoke/tests/boot_reporting.rs proves it with a glue URL that does not exist: the wait reports the failure in 0.06 seconds, and with the tagging reverted the same test fails after 15.06 seconds.
| let existing = tagged.search(); | ||
| let query = if existing.is_empty() { | ||
| format!("{BOOT_PARAM}={identity}") | ||
| } else { | ||
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| "{}&{BOOT_PARAM}={identity}", | ||
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If a supplied Glue URL already contains a boot query parameter, this appends the minted identity as a second value, while boot_identity_from_location later uses search_params().get("boot") and therefore reads the original first value. Failures are then tagged with that stale value rather than the BootIdentity returned to the caller, so the readiness wait ignores them and times out. The same duplicate-key issue exists in the changed Script branch; replace any existing reserved parameter before spawning.
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Agreed, and the stale first value is the part that bites, since the tag would then name a boot nobody waits for.
Fixed in 19edc4f: both arms now set the reserved parameters through UrlSearchParams rather than rebuilding the query string, so an existing value is replaced and unrelated parameters survive. A unit test spawns from a URL that already carries boot=stale and asserts the name appears once, carries this identity, and leaves a neighbouring parameter intact, and it fails if set becomes append.
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BootIdentity.The public type has no rustdoc. The workspace denies missing documentation, so this addition fails the Rust lint check. Add documentation that defines the identity scope and wire-protocol role.
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When an account switch replaces the worker, leader.rs terminates it and broadcasts the replacement's booting: message immediately, but the reconnect factory is invoked only after the old transport observes that termination. If the announcement arrives first, BroadcastChannel does not replay it, and passing an empty identity list here makes the reconnect attempt ignore any subsequent tagged failure from that replacement and wait the full 15-second deadline. Persist or re-announce the current boot identity so reconnects can attribute the failure.
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Right, and it is a regression of this branch: the factory waits with no identity, so the new filter ignores a tagged failure that used to surface immediately.
Fixed in d7a854f in the two places the ordering can break. A context now remembers the boot it spawned most recently and every wait in that context treats it as known, which is sound precisely because a reconnect waits for the newest boot by construction, and the boots before it are deliberately forgotten so a replaced worker stays unattributable. For a waiter in another context that joined after the announcement, every waiter already posts ask on each poll, and a waiter holding an identity now answers with booting:, so the announcement is obtainable rather than only broadcast once.
Proven by a browser test where the identity holder and the newcomer wait concurrently: the newcomer is handed nothing, learns the identity from the answer to its ask, and reports BootFailed with the detail. It fails when the ask answer is removed.
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| let url = boot_tagged_url(glue_url, &identity)?; | ||
| let worker = Worker::new_with_options(&url, &options) | ||
| .map_err(|e| BootError::WorkerSpawn(format!("{e:?}")))?; | ||
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For WorkerBootstrap::Glue, an unavailable module or a top-level initialization error can occur before Rust calls boot_db_worker. This branch only tags the URL and constructs the worker; unlike the generated and script bootstraps, it installs no code that posts failed:<identity>:..., while the worker error handler only logs. A caller waiting with the returned identity therefore times out instead of receiving BootFailed for these startup failures.
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Agreed, and there is no bootstrap of ours in that path to install a catch in, so the fix belongs in the only context that can name the boot.
In d7a854f the spawning context reports it: spawn_db_worker attaches an error listener to the worker it created and posts failed:: from there, which covers a module that cannot be fetched and one that throws while initializing, for all three bootstrap kinds. It listens rather than assigning onerror, because a caller installs its own handler and the last assignment would win.
Worth recording that the event a failed module fetch delivers is a plain Event with no message property, not an ErrorEvent, so reading message through the typed getter panics and the fallback text matters. The regression test spawns the Glue form against an absent module and asserts a later wait, handed no identity, still gets BootFailed.
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| } else if let Some(id) = message.strip_prefix("booting:") { | ||
| let heard = super::boot::BootIdentity::from_wire(id); | ||
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When two launches overlap on the same origin—for example browser suites or app instances using distinct leader locks—both leaders announce on the shared connetto-hello channel, and this branch unconditionally adds both identities to every waiter. A failure from boot A is therefore accepted by a waiter for boot B, recreating the false BootFailed attribution this change is intended to prevent; announcements need an app/election scope that the waiter can validate before adding the identity.
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Fair hit, and against a decision I wrote rather than an oversight: two boots overlap exactly when one worker replaces another, so the announcement beside a waiter can belong to the boot being replaced.
Narrowed in edc45e1. A waiter that named its own boot now ignores announcements entirely, and only a waiter that named none, a follower tab or a reconnect attempt, adopts what it hears. That keeps the property the announcement exists for, since a waiter with nothing named has nothing else to go on, and the origin hosts one worker topology in any case because the hello channel, the election lock and the alive lock are all origin-global names, so a second deployment would already be sharing the worker and the lock.
Your finding also exposed a wrinkle in the round before it: trust was keyed on the seeded list, which includes the boot the context last spawned, so a page that had ever spawned a worker would distrust every later announcement and a page that lost leadership would wait out the deadline for ever after. Trust is now keyed on what the caller named. A regression test posts a foreign booting announcement followed by its failure to a waiter that named its own boot, and asserts the wait times out rather than adopting it.
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BootIdentityis public and has no rustdoc. The workspace forbids missing documentation, so this public addition fails linting. Document the one boot attempt identity invariant.As per path instructions, “Public additions such as BootIdentity and new public methods require documentation.”
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When a worker is being replaced, a ready reply already queued by the outgoing worker can arrive after the replacement's announcer is installed; this is especially possible when a follower broadcasts a switch request and begins waiting over a separate channel, whose messages have no ordering relationship with the worker's reply. Because ready carries no identity, this branch incorrectly marks the replacement Spent; if that replacement then fails before the reconnect starts, its failure is discarded and the announcer no longer answers ask, so the reconnect waits for the full timeout. Only retire this announcer on readiness attributable to its own boot.
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Agreed, and it is the last place where an untagged message was doing a tagged message job.
Fixed in e748508 by splitting the audiences rather than retagging readiness. A ready worker posts ready for the waiters, which is what they want since any ready worker serves them, and ready: beside it for the spawning context, which wants its own boot readiness specifically, and the announcer retires only on the tagged form. The worker already reads its boot identity from its own URL to report failures, so this costs it nothing, and a worker spawned without an identity posts only the untagged form exactly as before.
The test announces a replacement, drops the outgoing worker untagged readiness on the channel, then fails the replacement, and asserts a later wait still hears the reason. It fails the moment the announcer accepts an untagged readiness again.
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| let _ = hello.post_message(&JsValue::from_str(&format!("{message}{detail}"))); |
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When code calls await_db_worker_ready(&[id]) after that boot has already reported readiness, an uncaught runtime exception still sends failed:<id>. If it arrives before the worker's reply to the new waiter's ask, that waiter is still in HelloReady::Waiting and returns BootFailed for a boot that completed successfully. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier post-ready fixes is that those guards cover only the retained announcer and a waiter that personally observed Up; they do not protect a later explicitly scoped waiter. Detach or disable this reporter when ready:<id> is observed.
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Right, and this is the third guard in the same family: the other two protect the announcer and a waiter that observed readiness itself, and the reporter was still unbounded.
Fixed in 39e834e. The reporter now watches for its own boot ready: or its own failure and reports at most once, before either, so a worker throwing while a freshly started scoped wait is in flight no longer reads as that boot failing.
Worth recording that my first test for this passed with the fix removed: it dispatched the error before starting the wait, so the message was gone before anyone listened and the wait timed out either way. The ordering that matters is the one you describe, the error arriving while the wait runs, and with that corrected the test fails as soon as the guard goes.
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crates/connetto-web/src/workers/boot/mod.rs#L31-L31: Add type-level rustdoc toBootIdentity.crates/connetto-web/src/workers/intake.rs#L124-L124: Add type-level rustdoc toBootAnnouncer.As per path instructions, "Keep new public APIs such as BootIdentity and readiness helpers documented."
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When WorkerBootstrap::Glue receives a relative URL from a page with a <base href>, the previous direct Worker constructor resolved it against the document's API base URL, but resolving it here against window.location.href ignores that base and can fetch the worker module from the wrong path. Use the document base URI when running in a window, or otherwise preserve the constructor's relative-URL semantics while adding the query parameter.
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This is the most consequential catch on the branch, and it is mine to own: tagging the direct glue URL meant resolving it, and I resolved it against the page location while the Worker constructor resolves against the document base, so a deployment moving that base with base href would have had its worker module fetched from a path it never served.
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Every successful worker spawn installs this BroadcastChannel handler and permanently forgets its closure, but neither the readiness nor failure branch clears the handler or closes the channel. Repeated account switches therefore retain one channel, closure, and Rc<Cell<_>> per historical boot, and all of those stale listeners continue processing every hello-channel message; tear the watcher down when either terminal message is received.
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Agreed, a leak of my own making: the watcher existed so the reporter could learn when its boot settled, and forgetting the closure meant every account switch left another channel and another listener reading everyone else traffic.
Fixed in aaf525c: the watcher clears its handler and closes its channel on the terminal message, so at most one lives per in-flight boot. No test, because a retained listener is not observable through behaviour, and what is observable, that the reporter stops once the boot is ready, is already pinned by the test from the previous round.
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When an unscoped reconnect starts during boot A and replacement boot B is announced before A's already-posted failure is delivered, this appends B while retaining A; the delayed failed:A:... therefore still transitions the waiter to BootFailed even though B may succeed moments later. Fresh evidence after the prior overlap fix is that the final handler again accumulates every announcement rather than replacing the superseded identity, recreating the cross-boot failure attribution for await_db_worker_ready(&[]).
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Correct, and it reverses a decision of mine. I had exactly this rule five rounds ago and reverted it because it broke the announced-identity test, and the real cause of that breakage was the shared channel: concurrent tests were announcing over each other, so the newest announcement a waiter heard was usually somebody else. With the protocol tests each on their own channel, the rule holds and the suite is stable across three consecutive runs.
So in fbeced8 a waiter that named nothing keeps only the newest announcement and drops the boot it replaces, since a superseded boot failure says nothing about whether a worker is coming. The test is the case you describe: the wait hears a boot, then its replacement, then the first one delayed failure, and waits out its deadline instead of reporting it. It fails as soon as the waiter accumulates again.
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The hello channel is one name for the whole origin, and a boot failure named nothing, so whoever was waiting adopted the first failure anyone posted. That is not merely imprecise: a worker replacement on an account switch means a tab waiting for the new worker could adopt the failure of the worker being replaced and report a fault the new boot never had. It also failed the browser suite at random, because one suite's real worker failure lands inside another test's wait.
A spawn now mints a boot identity, the generated bootstrap posts it with its failure, and the spawning tab announces it, so a waiter acts on a failure only when the identity is one it knows, its own or one it heard announced while waiting. Anything else waits out the readiness deadline, which is correct and slower, and that trade is the recorded decision in chapter 13 along with the two alternatives it rejects. A ready message stays untagged, because a ready worker serves every tab, and a bootstrap that posts no failure today keeps behaving exactly as it did.
Three browser tests cover it: a foreign failure is ignored until the deadline, a failure carrying this caller's identity is reported with its detail, and one carrying an announced identity is reported too, which is what a follower tab gains. The readiness deadline became injectable so the first of those proves itself in milliseconds rather than over fifteen seconds. Gates: root format and workspace clippy, all four wasm workspaces for format, clippy and docs, and the full browser stack at 42 of 42.
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Scope worker readiness failures to the boot that produced them so tabs no longer report unrelated worker faults.
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Worker boot failures were not tied to a specific boot. A tab could report a failure from another boot and produce an incorrect readiness error.
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BootIdentity. Failure messages include the identity, and readiness waits accept only owned or announced boots. Unknown failures remain ignored until the readiness deadline, while untagged ready messages remain globally applicable. The readiness deadline is injectable for fast tests, and worker URLs resolve relative to the page base.