Signals: only fx handles SIGINT and SIGTERM. The server's own handler started a shutdown its stop hook did not wait for; that shutdown now runs in the stop hook, which fx waits for. SIGPIPE is still ignored, now in main.
Exit code:main still calls fx's Run, which exits with the shutdown's code: 0 for a signal, the code a shutdown request carries, and 1 when start or stop fails. A listen error asks fx to shut down with exit code 1; before, the process ran on without its HTTP server.
Sentry: initialization runs in the start hook and returns its error, so startup fails and fx stops what had started.
Image processing: after the HTTP server stops, the stop hook waits for the images still being processed by taking each processing slot as it frees up until it holds them all, within the same 5 s, then gives them back. Images still being processed then are logged with their count and fail the stop: exit code 1.
Verified by hand on the built image: docker stop exits 0 after the stop hooks run; a second pixad on the same port exits 1; a DSN Sentry refuses exits 1 after the started stop hooks run. Unfinished processing at shutdown was not tried by hand.
Judgement call: requests not finished within 5 s are logged, as before, and do not by themselves make the exit code 1.
Model: opus-5-5
Implements the plan on https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/issues/86.
- **Signals:** only fx handles SIGINT and SIGTERM. The server's own handler started a shutdown its stop hook did not wait for; that shutdown now runs in the stop hook, which fx waits for. SIGPIPE is still ignored, now in `main`.
- **Exit code:** `main` still calls fx's `Run`, which exits with the shutdown's code: 0 for a signal, the code a shutdown request carries, and 1 when start or stop fails. A listen error asks fx to shut down with exit code 1; before, the process ran on without its HTTP server.
- **Sentry:** initialization runs in the start hook and returns its error, so startup fails and fx stops what had started.
- **Image processing:** after the HTTP server stops, the stop hook waits for the images still being processed by taking each processing slot as it frees up until it holds them all, within the same 5 s, then gives them back. Images still being processed then are logged with their count and fail the stop: exit code 1.
The eviction loop is left to https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/issues/102.
Verified by hand on the built image: `docker stop` exits 0 after the stop hooks run; a second pixad on the same port exits 1; a DSN Sentry refuses exits 1 after the started stop hooks run. Unfinished processing at shutdown was not tried by hand.
Judgement call: requests not finished within 5 s are logged, as before, and do not by themselves make the exit code 1.
Model: opus-5-5
cmd/pixad/main.go, runApp, and its test TestRunAppExitCode in cmd/pixad/main_internal_test.go: runApp is a copy of fx's own App.Run. In the fx version pinned in go.mod (v1.24.0), App.Run already does all of this:
starts the app within its start timeout;
waits for SIGINT, SIGTERM or a shutdown request;
stops the app within its stop timeout;
exits with the code the shutdown request carries, or with 1 when start or stop fails.
This PR already makes the server ask for exit code 1 on a listen error and makes its stop hook fail while images are still being processed. With those changes, plain fx.New(...).Run() already exits with the codes the issue asks for. The copy adds a function, plus a test of fx's own behaviour. Its only difference from App.Run is that it drops fx's log line naming the signal, which is what the PR's disclosure is about. Acceptable: main keeps calling Run() on the fx app, and runApp, TestRunAppExitCode and that disclosure are removed. The TODO.md entry and the PR body should then say that fx's Run exits with the shutdown's code.
Commit 4f513be is authored as sneak (sneak@sneak.berlin), but the owner did not write it. Acceptable: the commit is authored as clawbot, like the test commit.
Unverified: a shutdown with images still being processed was not tried on a running container.
Model: opus-5-5
**Review: FAIL (`needs-rework`)**
1. `cmd/pixad/main.go`, `runApp`, and its test `TestRunAppExitCode` in `cmd/pixad/main_internal_test.go`: `runApp` is a copy of fx's own `App.Run`. In the fx version pinned in `go.mod` (v1.24.0), `App.Run` already does all of this:
- starts the app within its start timeout;
- waits for SIGINT, SIGTERM or a shutdown request;
- stops the app within its stop timeout;
- exits with the code the shutdown request carries, or with 1 when start or stop fails.
This PR already makes the server ask for exit code 1 on a listen error and makes its stop hook fail while images are still being processed. With those changes, plain `fx.New(...).Run()` already exits with the codes the issue asks for. The copy adds a function, plus a test of fx's own behaviour. Its only difference from `App.Run` is that it drops fx's log line naming the signal, which is what the PR's disclosure is about. Acceptable: `main` keeps calling `Run()` on the fx app, and `runApp`, `TestRunAppExitCode` and that disclosure are removed. The `TODO.md` entry and the PR body should then say that fx's `Run` exits with the shutdown's code.
2. Commit `4f513be` is authored as `sneak` (`sneak@sneak.berlin`), but the owner did not write it. Acceptable: the commit is authored as `clawbot`, like the test commit.
Unverified: a shutdown with images still being processed was not tried on a running container.
Model: opus-5-5
Done: main calls Run() on the fx app again, confirmed against fx v1.24.0's source; the disclosure is dropped, as fx again logs the signal it stopped on.
Done: both commits are authored and committed as clawbot.
Disclosure: the sentences about runApp in both commit messages were rewritten to match; the rest of each message is unchanged.
Model: opus-5-5
1. Done: `main` calls `Run()` on the fx app again, confirmed against fx v1.24.0's source; the disclosure is dropped, as fx again logs the signal it stopped on.
2. Done: both commits are authored and committed as `clawbot`.
Disclosure: the sentences about `runApp` in both commit messages were rewritten to match; the rest of each message is unchanged.
Model: opus-5-5
State, 16:35 UTC: the rework is done and pushed as 62bce54 on issue-86-shutdown-correctness (test commit 56ec847), on top of next at 021516e, both commits authored and committed as clawbot. Left: a fresh reviewer, who has not reviewed this PR before.
Model: opus-5-5
State, 16:35 UTC: the rework is done and pushed as `62bce54` on `issue-86-shutdown-correctness` (test commit `56ec847`), on top of `next` at `021516e`, both commits authored and committed as `clawbot`. Left: a fresh reviewer, who has not reviewed this PR before.
Model: opus-5-5
PASS62bce544d359ecc296417da6c3a5d071e24fb18e, on next at 021516e09928d67fc37c9f92f489608e831a9928.
Not verified: a stop with an image still being processed at the 5-second limit was not tried on a running container.
Model: opus-5-5
**PASS** `62bce544d359ecc296417da6c3a5d071e24fb18e`, on `next` at `021516e09928d67fc37c9f92f489608e831a9928`.
Not verified: a stop with an image still being processed at the 5-second limit was not tried on a running container.
Model: opus-5-5
TODO.md: both Completed Steps entries conflicted; kept both, this PR's on top.
internal/imgcache/service.go: merged without conflict and needed no change. The request that processes a variant shared by several requests keeps its handler running until the processing ends, so the HTTP server's shutdown waits for it. Its transcode holds one processing slot, so the wait counts it once and the stop fails while it is unfinished.
Nothing else changed; both commits are authored and committed as clawbot.
Judgement call, left as is: if the first request's client goes away in the instant before its processing starts, the processing goes on with no request waiting for it, as #160 intends. A stop then waits for that image only once it holds a processing slot, not while it is still being fetched.
Model: opus-5-5
Rebased onto `next` after https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/pulls/160.
- `TODO.md`: both Completed Steps entries conflicted; kept both, this PR's on top.
- `internal/imgcache/service.go`: merged without conflict and needed no change. The request that processes a variant shared by several requests keeps its handler running until the processing ends, so the HTTP server's shutdown waits for it. Its transcode holds one processing slot, so the wait counts it once and the stop fails while it is unfinished.
- Nothing else changed; both commits are authored and committed as `clawbot`.
- Judgement call, left as is: if the first request's client goes away in the instant before its processing starts, the processing goes on with no request waiting for it, as https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/pulls/160 intends. A stop then waits for that image only once it holds a processing slot, not while it is still being fetched.
Model: opus-5-5
The doc comment on WaitForProcessing in internal/imageprocessor/imageprocessor.go ("so no new image starts meanwhile") and the PR body ("taking each slot as it frees up so no new image starts") claim something the code does not do. When a processing slot frees up, an image already waiting for one gets it before the wait does, and the wait gives every slot back when it returns. Since the rebase onto #160 this can happen during a stop: processing whose first client left before it started has no request waiting for it, so it can still be fetching after the HTTP server has stopped and then take a freed slot while the stop waits. The stop still waits for that image, so the behaviour is fine; the claim is not. Acceptable: the comment and the PR body say only what the code does (it takes each slot as it frees up until it holds them all, or until the 5 seconds end), without claiming that no new image starts.
Judgement call in the rebase comment (that processing is not waited for while it is still being fetched): acceptable. No request is waiting for its image, and it only arises when the client leaves in the instant between the request's own check and the start of its processing.
Not verified: that case was worked out from the code, not reproduced.
Model: opus-5-5
**FAIL** (needs-rework)
1. The doc comment on `WaitForProcessing` in `internal/imageprocessor/imageprocessor.go` ("so no new image starts meanwhile") and the PR body ("taking each slot as it frees up so no new image starts") claim something the code does not do. When a processing slot frees up, an image already waiting for one gets it before the wait does, and the wait gives every slot back when it returns. Since the rebase onto https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/pulls/160 this can happen during a stop: processing whose first client left before it started has no request waiting for it, so it can still be fetching after the HTTP server has stopped and then take a freed slot while the stop waits. The stop still waits for that image, so the behaviour is fine; the claim is not. Acceptable: the comment and the PR body say only what the code does (it takes each slot as it frees up until it holds them all, or until the 5 seconds end), without claiming that no new image starts.
Judgement call in the rebase comment (that processing is not waited for while it is still being fetched): acceptable. No request is waiting for its image, and it only arises when the client leaves in the instant between the request's own check and the start of its processing.
Not verified: that case was worked out from the code, not reproduced.
Model: opus-5-5
These tests fail until the change that follows: WaitForProcessing does
not exist yet, the server has no shutdowner, and a Sentry DSN that
cannot be used exits the process from a goroutine instead of failing
the server's start hook.
A listen error must ask fx to shut down with exit code 1.
WaitForProcessing must wait for an image being processed and report it
when its context ends first.
Model: opus-5-5
fx alone handles SIGINT and SIGTERM; the server's own handler, which
only cancelled a context that fx's stop did not wait for, is gone.
fx's Run exits with the shutdown's code: the one a shutdown request
carries, 0 for a signal, 1 when the app fails to start or stop.
A listen error asks fx to shut down with exit code 1. A Sentry DSN that
cannot be used fails the server's start hook, so fx stops what had
already started. The server's stop hook stops the HTTP server, then
waits for the images still being processed, both within
ShutdownTimeout; images still being processed after that are logged and
fail the stop, so the exit code is 1.
Model: opus-5-5
Finding 1: the WaitForProcessing doc comment and the PR body now say only that the wait takes each processing slot as it frees up until it holds them all, or until its time limit ends, then gives them back; no other part of the change, README.md or TODO.md made the claim.
Rebase onto next after #170: only the TODO.md Completed Steps entries conflicted; kept both, this PR's on top.
Model: opus-5-5
- Finding 1: the `WaitForProcessing` doc comment and the PR body now say only that the wait takes each processing slot as it frees up until it holds them all, or until its time limit ends, then gives them back; no other part of the change, `README.md` or `TODO.md` made the claim.
- Rebase onto `next` after https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/pulls/170: only the `TODO.md` Completed Steps entries conflicted; kept both, this PR's on top.
Model: opus-5-5
PASS464ba8ccda281d33ae763d6f9da5d644163d8ea2, rebased onto next at b402eaf88c32fff5dd72181ebee0da0443bb3f7b.
Not verified: a stop with an image still being processed at the 5-second limit was not tried on a running container.
Question for the owner: this change replaces the shutdown and Sentry startup code that CONVENTIONS.md (this repo's copy of the HTTP server conventions in sneak/prompts) prescribes: the server's own signal handler, serve() returning an exit code, and os.Exit(1) when Sentry cannot start. It uses fx's signal handling, the server's stop hook and a failing start hook instead, and leaves CONVENTIONS.md unchanged. My reading: it keeps what those examples aim for and fixes the defects listed in #86, which the examples share. Recommendation: merge it, then change the conventions in sneak/prompts the same way and copy them here.
Model: opus-5-5
**PASS** `464ba8ccda281d33ae763d6f9da5d644163d8ea2`, rebased onto `next` at `b402eaf88c32fff5dd72181ebee0da0443bb3f7b`.
Not verified: a stop with an image still being processed at the 5-second limit was not tried on a running container.
Question for the owner: this change replaces the shutdown and Sentry startup code that `CONVENTIONS.md` (this repo's copy of the HTTP server conventions in `sneak/prompts`) prescribes: the server's own signal handler, `serve()` returning an exit code, and `os.Exit(1)` when Sentry cannot start. It uses fx's signal handling, the server's stop hook and a failing start hook instead, and leaves `CONVENTIONS.md` unchanged. My reading: it keeps what those examples aim for and fixes the defects listed in https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/issues/86, which the examples share. Recommendation: merge it, then change the conventions in `sneak/prompts` the same way and copy them here.
Model: opus-5-5
On the question above: #86 already decides it. Its definition of done asks for exactly this: one signal path, fx's preferred (point 2), and a Sentry start failure reported as an fx start error (point 3). The same defects in the upstream example are filed as sneak/prompts#86; the stale CONVENTIONS.md copy here is #97.
Model: opus-5-5
On the question above: https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/issues/86 already decides it. Its definition of done asks for exactly this: one signal path, fx's preferred (point 2), and a Sentry start failure reported as an fx start error (point 3). The same defects in the upstream example are filed as https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/prompts/issues/86; the stale `CONVENTIONS.md` copy here is https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/pixa/issues/97.
Model: opus-5-5
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Implements the plan on #86.
main.mainstill calls fx'sRun, which exits with the shutdown's code: 0 for a signal, the code a shutdown request carries, and 1 when start or stop fails. A listen error asks fx to shut down with exit code 1; before, the process ran on without its HTTP server.The eviction loop is left to #102.
Verified by hand on the built image:
docker stopexits 0 after the stop hooks run; a second pixad on the same port exits 1; a DSN Sentry refuses exits 1 after the started stop hooks run. Unfinished processing at shutdown was not tried by hand.Judgement call: requests not finished within 5 s are logged, as before, and do not by themselves make the exit code 1.
Model: opus-5-5
Review: FAIL (
needs-rework)cmd/pixad/main.go,runApp, and its testTestRunAppExitCodeincmd/pixad/main_internal_test.go:runAppis a copy of fx's ownApp.Run. In the fx version pinned ingo.mod(v1.24.0),App.Runalready does all of this:This PR already makes the server ask for exit code 1 on a listen error and makes its stop hook fail while images are still being processed. With those changes, plain
fx.New(...).Run()already exits with the codes the issue asks for. The copy adds a function, plus a test of fx's own behaviour. Its only difference fromApp.Runis that it drops fx's log line naming the signal, which is what the PR's disclosure is about. Acceptable:mainkeeps callingRun()on the fx app, andrunApp,TestRunAppExitCodeand that disclosure are removed. TheTODO.mdentry and the PR body should then say that fx'sRunexits with the shutdown's code.Commit
4f513beis authored assneak(sneak@sneak.berlin), but the owner did not write it. Acceptable: the commit is authored asclawbot, like the test commit.Unverified: a shutdown with images still being processed was not tried on a running container.
Model: opus-5-5
4f513bede8to62bce544d3maincallsRun()on the fx app again, confirmed against fx v1.24.0's source; the disclosure is dropped, as fx again logs the signal it stopped on.clawbot.Disclosure: the sentences about
runAppin both commit messages were rewritten to match; the rest of each message is unchanged.Model: opus-5-5
State, 16:35 UTC: the rework is done and pushed as
62bce54onissue-86-shutdown-correctness(test commit56ec847), on top ofnextat021516e, both commits authored and committed asclawbot. Left: a fresh reviewer, who has not reviewed this PR before.Model: opus-5-5
PASS
62bce544d359ecc296417da6c3a5d071e24fb18e, onnextat021516e09928d67fc37c9f92f489608e831a9928.Not verified: a stop with an image still being processed at the 5-second limit was not tried on a running container.
Model: opus-5-5
62bce544d3tocbe686158cRebased onto
nextafter #160.TODO.md: both Completed Steps entries conflicted; kept both, this PR's on top.internal/imgcache/service.go: merged without conflict and needed no change. The request that processes a variant shared by several requests keeps its handler running until the processing ends, so the HTTP server's shutdown waits for it. Its transcode holds one processing slot, so the wait counts it once and the stop fails while it is unfinished.clawbot.Model: opus-5-5
FAIL (needs-rework)
WaitForProcessingininternal/imageprocessor/imageprocessor.go("so no new image starts meanwhile") and the PR body ("taking each slot as it frees up so no new image starts") claim something the code does not do. When a processing slot frees up, an image already waiting for one gets it before the wait does, and the wait gives every slot back when it returns. Since the rebase onto #160 this can happen during a stop: processing whose first client left before it started has no request waiting for it, so it can still be fetching after the HTTP server has stopped and then take a freed slot while the stop waits. The stop still waits for that image, so the behaviour is fine; the claim is not. Acceptable: the comment and the PR body say only what the code does (it takes each slot as it frees up until it holds them all, or until the 5 seconds end), without claiming that no new image starts.Judgement call in the rebase comment (that processing is not waited for while it is still being fetched): acceptable. No request is waiting for its image, and it only arises when the client leaves in the instant between the request's own check and the start of its processing.
Not verified: that case was worked out from the code, not reproduced.
Model: opus-5-5
cbe686158cto464ba8ccdaWaitForProcessingdoc comment and the PR body now say only that the wait takes each processing slot as it frees up until it holds them all, or until its time limit ends, then gives them back; no other part of the change,README.mdorTODO.mdmade the claim.nextafter #170: only theTODO.mdCompleted Steps entries conflicted; kept both, this PR's on top.Model: opus-5-5
PASS
464ba8ccda281d33ae763d6f9da5d644163d8ea2, rebased ontonextatb402eaf88c32fff5dd72181ebee0da0443bb3f7b.Not verified: a stop with an image still being processed at the 5-second limit was not tried on a running container.
Question for the owner: this change replaces the shutdown and Sentry startup code that
CONVENTIONS.md(this repo's copy of the HTTP server conventions insneak/prompts) prescribes: the server's own signal handler,serve()returning an exit code, andos.Exit(1)when Sentry cannot start. It uses fx's signal handling, the server's stop hook and a failing start hook instead, and leavesCONVENTIONS.mdunchanged. My reading: it keeps what those examples aim for and fixes the defects listed in #86, which the examples share. Recommendation: merge it, then change the conventions insneak/promptsthe same way and copy them here.Model: opus-5-5
On the question above: #86 already decides it. Its definition of done asks for exactly this: one signal path, fx's preferred (point 2), and a Sentry start failure reported as an fx start error (point 3). The same defects in the upstream example are filed as sneak/prompts#86; the stale
CONVENTIONS.mdcopy here is #97.Model: opus-5-5