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fix(#10046,#8199,#10040): header-less LSM files are not served; only a reinstall's close is retryable; follower writes stay in the client's transaction - #10047

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Fixes #10046, fixes #8199, fixes #10040.

#10046 - ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException in convertKeysToDeclaredTypes on the new HA leader

Root cause: LSMTreeIndexMutable could be loaded from an index file that has no header page. Reading the missing page 0 invents a zeroed page, so the component came back with zero key types and no sub-index, with no error. Every lookup / range scan on the index bound to it then failed with exactly the reported AIOOBE. An HA follower holds such a file between the Raft entry that creates a compaction's new files and the one that writes their pages (RaftTransactionBroker.splitSchemaEntry), and keeps it when that sequence is cut short - e.g. by a leader restart, the event in the report. A follower-built instance survives its promotion to leader.

Fix (engine):

  • The load constructor refuses a file with no pages, and onAfterLoad() refuses a header declaring zero key columns (MissingHeaderException).
  • The component factory answers that by leaving the file out of the schema, untouched (never deleted from the load path, GraphBatch loading stops / crashes mid-term #4743), logging SEVERE. The index it would have stood for is reported missing, queries are answered correctly by a scan, and REBUILD INDEX restores it. When the pages do arrive, the incremental load instantiates it normally.
  • The clone constructor (used by compaction) now refuses empty key types like the creation constructor does, so a broken instance can never be copied into a new file shipped to replicas.

Reporter follow-up worth asking: the *.numtidx file sizes on the affected node.

#8199 - DatabaseIsClosedException: 503 on HTTP, INTERNAL on gRPC/Bolt

Implemented the issue's option 2 (the resync-vs-permanent-close signal), not the one-line option 1:

  • New DatabaseIsReopeningException extends DatabaseIsClosedException, raised by a handle closed with the new LocalDatabase.closeForReopen(). SnapshotInstaller closes the database this way for every reinstall/repair, since each one reopens it under the same name.
  • ErrorCategory classifies only that subtype as RETRY, so gRPC/Bolt/Postgres/MongoDB now agree with HTTP.
  • HTTP narrows its 503 to the subtype and to a server shutting down (transient for a client, which retries elsewhere). A DROP / CLOSE DATABASE now answers 404 "Database is closed", the verdict the wasted retry used to reach anyway (503 mapping for DatabaseIsClosedException is broader than the resync race it fixes (#6770 follow-up) #6778).

#10040 - follower forwards a write sent inside an explicit transaction

User-visible behaviour changes (release notes)

  • HTTP: a request racing a DROP/CLOSE DATABASE now gets 404 instead of 503. The HA reinstall race and a server shutdown are still a 503.
  • gRPC/Bolt/Postgres/MongoDB: the HA reinstall race is now reported as retryable.
  • HA: writes sent to a follower inside an explicit transaction now honour ROLLBACK and commit atomically.

Tests

  • Issue10046HeaderlessIndexFileTest (engine): reproduces the exact AIOOBE without the fix (incremental load + full reopen with the schema bound to a header-less file).
  • Issue8199DatabaseClosedForReopenTest (engine), Issue6201ErrorStatusParityTest (server, updated + new case), Issue7624BoltErrorCategoryCoverageTest (bolt, new case).
  • Issue10040PostgresFollowerExplicitTransactionIT, Issue10040BoltFollowerExplicitTransactionIT, Issue10040HttpSessionOnFollowerIT (3-node Raft): each red without the fix, green with it.
  • Regression sweeps: 1674 engine tests (LSM, schema incremental load, compaction, path/algo, transaction, error category), SnapshotInstaller tests, RaftForceResyncIT. All green.

#9913 was dropped from this batch: it is already fixed by #10045.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Explicit transactions through Bolt, HTTP, PostgreSQL, and gRPC now keep follower-side changes together: rollback discards them, while commit replicates them across the cluster.
    • Schema-changing scripts are rejected inside explicit transactions on followers.
    • Requests made while a database is reopening are identified as retryable. Permanently closed databases return a not-found response, except during server shutdown.
    • Incomplete or unreadable index files are excluded from loading and preserved, along with related compacted index files, allowing recovery without losing index data.

…a reinstall's close is retryable, follower writes stay in the client's transaction

#10046: an LSM mutable index loaded from a file with no header page (a compaction's
new mutable whose pages had not arrived on an HA follower) came back with empty key
types and failed every lookup with ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException. The loader now
refuses such a file and the component factory leaves it out of the schema (never
deleting it); the clone constructor refuses empty key types like the creation one.

#8199: a handle closed for an HA snapshot reinstall now raises the new
DatabaseIsReopeningException (a DatabaseIsClosedException), classified RETRY by
ErrorCategory on every wire and 503 on HTTP. A plain close (DROP, CLOSE DATABASE,
shutdown) is no longer reported as retryable: 404 on HTTP.

#10040: transactions the client opens (Postgres BEGIN, HTTP /begin, Bolt BEGIN,
gRPC BeginTransaction and tx.begin) are marked client-managed; a follower runs a
non-DDL write sent inside one locally instead of forwarding it to the leader, so
ROLLBACK undoes it and COMMIT replicates the whole block.
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  • engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndexAbstract.java
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The changes add client-managed transaction routing for follower commands, distinguish databases closed for reopening from permanently closed databases, and handle mutable LSM index files with missing headers.

Changes: Follower Transactions

Layer / File(s) Summary
Mark client-managed transactions
engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/database/TransactionContext.java, bolt/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/BoltNetworkExecutor.java, grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/ArcadeDbGrpcService.java, postgresw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/postgres/PostgresNetworkExecutor.java, server/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/http/handler/PostBeginHandler.java
TransactionContext stores and resets the client-managed flag. Bolt, gRPC, PostgreSQL, and HTTP transaction entry points set it.
Route follower transaction commands
ha-raft/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/RaftReplicatedDatabase.java
Eligible non-DDL commands run locally during active client-managed transactions on followers. DDL remains forwarded, except that a leader-executed script containing DDL is rejected in the specified transaction case.
Verify follower transaction outcomes
bolt/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/Issue10040BoltFollowerExplicitTransactionIT.java, ha-raft/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/Issue10040HttpSessionOnFollowerIT.java, postgresw/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/postgres/Issue10040PostgresFollowerExplicitTransactionIT.java
Integration tests check rollback and commit outcomes over Bolt, HTTP sessions, and PostgreSQL. They also cover DDL rejection, PostgreSQL schema conflicts, and auto-commit writes.

Database Reopening Errors

Layer / File(s) Summary
Represent database reopening
engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/exception/DatabaseIsReopeningException.java, engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/database/DatabaseInternal.java, engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/database/LocalDatabase.java, ha-raft/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/SnapshotInstaller.java
closeForReopen() marks a database handle as closed for reopening. Operations on that handle raise DatabaseIsReopeningException; snapshot installation uses the reopening close path.
Classify reopening and closed errors
engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/exception/ErrorCategory.java, server/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/http/handler/AbstractServerHttpHandler.java
ErrorCategory classifies reopening as retryable. HTTP handling returns 503 for reopening and for permanent closure during shutdown, and 404 for permanent closure otherwise.
Verify reopening classifications
engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/exception/Issue8199DatabaseClosedForReopenTest.java, bolt/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/Issue7624BoltErrorCategoryCoverageTest.java, server/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/server/http/handler/Issue6201ErrorStatusParityTest.java
Tests distinguish reopening errors from permanent closure errors and check their protocol classifications.

Headerless LSM Index Files

Layer / File(s) Summary
Validate mutable index headers
engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndexMutable.java, engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndexAbstract.java
Mutable index loading rejects empty files and headers without key columns. The clone constructor validates storage key types.
Load and retain headerless index files
engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndex.java, engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/schema/LocalSchema.java, engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/Issue10046HeaderlessIndexFileTest.java
Index factories omit mutable components with missing headers. Schema cleanup retains matching compacted files and bloom filters. Regression tests check file retention and query results.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant BoltNetworkExecutor
  participant TransactionContext
  participant RaftReplicatedDatabase
  participant LocalDatabase
  participant RaftCluster
  Client->>BoltNetworkExecutor: Begin explicit transaction
  BoltNetworkExecutor->>TransactionContext: Mark transaction client-managed
  Client->>RaftReplicatedDatabase: Send command to follower
  RaftReplicatedDatabase->>TransactionContext: Check active client-managed transaction
  RaftReplicatedDatabase->>LocalDatabase: Execute eligible command locally
  Client->>RaftReplicatedDatabase: Commit transaction
  RaftReplicatedDatabase->>RaftCluster: Replicate committed transaction
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to c07a8

The headerless LSM index handling can still lose compacted index files or permanently drop an index from the schema. After a cluster catch-up, this can leave queries without their index until it is rebuilt. Resolve these issues before merging. The follower-transaction and reopen-classification changes have no remaining open concerns.

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Overall this is well scoped. Each of the three fixes has a clear root cause, a regression test per issue, and javadoc explaining the why. I only read the diff and did not build or run the tests, so the notes below come from reading alone.

Points to check

  1. onAfterLoad() now throws MissingHeaderException on a path other than the constructor.

    • The PR description says the incremental load "instantiates it normally" once the pages arrive, and onAfterLoad() is also the callback the schema/page-apply path invokes on an existing instance.
    • The new catch (MissingHeaderException) { throw e; } bypasses the generic catch, so an unchecked IndexException can now escape from that callback if the header arrives blank or partial. The generic catch used to log it.
    • Please confirm that every non-constructor caller (the Raft apply path on a replica in particular) handles or tolerates this. A test that applies a blank page 0 to an already-loaded instance would pin it down.
  2. LSMTreeIndexCompacted is not covered. The UNIQUE_INDEX_EXT / compacted branches of both factory handlers still construct directly. If a compacted file can also be left headerless by an interrupted compaction sequence, it would hit the same problem. If it can't, a one-line comment saying why would help.

  3. HTTP behaviour change, 503 to 404 for plain DatabaseIsClosedException. This is documented, but it is a client-visible contract change.

    • Any code path that closes a LocalDatabase and then reopens the same name without going through closeForReopen() is now reported as a permanent 404. Examples are restore, other repair paths, and tests that close and reopen.
    • It's worth grepping for other close() then reopen sequences in the server and HA modules, to see whether any should use closeForReopen().
    • RemoteHttpComponent retry behaviour for these cases should also be checked. A 404 "Database is closed" may surface differently than the old 503-then-404 sequence.
  4. closedForReopen is never reset. That is fine as long as a closed LocalDatabase is never reopened in place. If open can ever be set to true again on the same instance, the flag would stay stale. A short comment on the field stating the instance is single-use would document the invariant.

  5. runsInTheClientTransaction and ForwardedRequestIdContext.markExecutedLocally().

    • The logic reads correctly. A script with DDL that is led by the leader throws, and a plain DDL statement still forwards.
    • Please confirm that a client-managed transaction left over in the thread-local after an error (for example a failed COMMIT) is cleared by reset(), so a later server-opened wrapper cannot inherit clientManaged=true and skip forwarding. reset() does clear it, but a test of that sequence on a follower would be good.
    • The same applies to the Postgres BEGIN path when a transaction is already active. setClientManaged(true) runs unconditionally after the if/else, so it will mark a pre-existing server-opened transaction as client-managed. Please confirm that is intended.
  6. Nits

    • The message "Key types empty " has a trailing space (copied from the creation constructor). Fine, but it could be tidied in both places.
    • In LSMTreeIndexMutable, IndexException is imported out of alphabetical order (after TempIndexCursor).
    • The four protocol entry points each cast (DatabaseInternal) db and call getTransaction().setClientManaged(true). A small helper would remove the repetition, but it is not required.
    • The new *IT tests use the fixture bases per CLAUDE.md. I did not see hardcoded ports, which is good.

Performance and security

  • The only hot-path change is one volatile read in checkDatabaseIsOpen on the failure path only, plus a boolean field on TransactionContext. Both are negligible.
  • Not loading a headerless index file and never deleting it from the load path is the safe choice (GraphBatch loading stops / crashes mid-term #4743). Leaving a SEVERE log with a REBUILD INDEX hint is good.
  • I saw no new security concerns. Running follower writes locally inside a client transaction still goes through the normal Raft commit, and a stale base page is rejected by the leader.

Tests

Coverage looks good: engine tests for #10046 and #8199, the parity tests updated for the 404/503 split, and per-protocol follower ITs for #10040. The gap is the Raft apply-path case in point 1 and the stale-flag case in point 5.

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🟡 Minor · Preserve the reopening exception from getSize(). · LocalDatabase.java:677-679

engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/database/LocalDatabase.java:677-679
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Preserve the reopening exception from getSize().

If getSize() runs on a handle closed by closeForReopen(), checkDatabaseIsOpen() throws DatabaseIsReopeningException. This catch block wraps it in DatabaseOperationException. Callers cannot catch the reopening subtype, and the HTTP classifier does not unwrap DatabaseOperationException to produce the intended 503. Rethrow the reopening exception before wrapping other failures.

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Update the getSize() catch block to rethrow DatabaseIsReopeningException
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@bolt/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/Issue10040BoltFollowerExplicitTransactionIT.java:
- Line 111: Update the record-verification query in the Bolt, HTTP, and
PostgreSQL test helpers to use count() or count(@rid) instead of count(*),
preserving each helper’s existing filters and result handling. The affected
locations are
bolt/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/Issue10040BoltFollowerExplicitTransactionIT.java:111,
ha-raft/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/Issue10040HttpSessionOnFollowerIT.java:90,
and
postgresw/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/postgres/Issue10040PostgresFollowerExplicitTransactionIT.java:127.

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@engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndex.java:
- Line 128: Update the headerless-mutable handling in LSMTreeIndex so
LocalSchema.load() does not treat its compacted component and bloom filter as
orphaned during sweepOrphanCompactedIndexFiles(); retain them until the mutable
can be resolved or the index is rebuilt. Add a regression test covering a
headerless mutable with an existing compacted component.

Review comments at
@ha-raft/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/RaftReplicatedDatabase.java:
- Around line 1563-1564: Update the local-routing predicate in
RaftReplicatedDatabase around analyzed.isDDL() so only eligible transactional
writes run locally; exclude leader-executed operations such as BACKUP DATABASE,
preserving their leader route.

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- Around line 677-679: Update the getSize() catch block to rethrow
DatabaseIsReopeningException unchanged before wrapping other exceptions in
DatabaseOperationException, preserving the reopening subtype for callers.

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  • bolt/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/BoltNetworkExecutor.java
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  • bolt/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/Issue7624BoltErrorCategoryCoverageTest.java
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  • engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/exception/DatabaseIsReopeningException.java
  • engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/exception/ErrorCategory.java
  • engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndex.java
  • engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndexAbstract.java
  • engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/LSMTreeIndexMutable.java
  • engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/exception/Issue8199DatabaseClosedForReopenTest.java
  • engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/index/lsm/Issue10046HeaderlessIndexFileTest.java
  • grpcw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/grpc/ArcadeDbGrpcService.java
  • ha-raft/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/RaftReplicatedDatabase.java
  • ha-raft/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/SnapshotInstaller.java
  • ha-raft/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/server/ha/raft/Issue10040HttpSessionOnFollowerIT.java
  • postgresw/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/postgres/PostgresNetworkExecutor.java
  • postgresw/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/postgres/Issue10040PostgresFollowerExplicitTransactionIT.java
  • server/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/server/http/handler/AbstractServerHttpHandler.java
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…ard read-only scripts, review follow-ups

- the orphan sweep keeps a compacted file (and its bloom filter) of the same index as a mutable file left out for a
  missing header, so the index is whole once the header arrives; regression case added
- a sqlscript that writes nothing keeps being forwarded from a follower inside a client transaction (BACKUP DATABASE
  would roll the transaction back)
- ITs count with count(@Rid); comments on the single-use LocalDatabase flag, the onAfterLoad callers and why a compacted
  file needs no header guard; import order
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Review (diff read only; I did not build or run tests). Well-reasoned PR: scoped fixes, good Javadoc, tests red without the fix. Nothing blocking.

10046 (header-less LSM file)

  • Failing in the load constructor (getTotalPages() == 0) and in onAfterLoad() (len <= 0) is the right place. Publishing storageKeyTypes only after a full read removes the half-initialised state, and the clone-constructor guard stops a broken instance becoming a broken file shipped to replicas.
  • sweepOrphanCompactedIndexFiles now keeps compacted files and bloom filters of a header-less mutable. If the header never arrives they stay forever with only a WARNING per load. Mention REBUILD INDEX in that message, as loadMutable does.
  • headerlessMutableIndexBaseNames() treats every mutable file with lookupFile(id) == null as header-less. Please confirm there is no other reason such a file is absent at that point (e.g. a drop in progress). The cost would only be keeping a compacted file longer.
  • Nit: import order in LocalSchema (LSMTreeIndexAbstract after sparsevector) and LocalDatabase (DatabaseIsReopeningException before DatabaseIsReadOnlyException).

8199 (reopening vs closed)

  • closedForReopen is volatile and set before closeInternal, so that is fine. ErrorCategory and HTTP changes are consistent.
  • Behaviour change to double-check: a request racing a server shutdown now gets 404 instead of 503. For a load balancer or client that retries on 503, a node shutting down is arguably transient, and a 404 can read as 'database does not exist'. Consider keeping 503 for shutdown.

10040 (follower writes in a client transaction)

  • The mechanism is sound: the flag is cleared in reset(), and server-opened wrappers keep forwarding, so exactly-once forwarding (8323/8347) is preserved.
  • Risk: the write now runs on the follower with locally allocated RIDs and locally touched pages. The old comment (4039, schema dictionary / page cache lagging the async apply) is why non-idempotent commands were forwarded. The PR relies on the leader rejecting a stale base page at COMMIT. I would like a test for a follower whose apply lags (e.g. an insert that creates a new dictionary entry or bucket page inside a client transaction while the leader has moved on), showing a clean retryable conflict and not silent divergence.
  • setClientManaged(true) is repeated at five call sites (Postgres, Bolt, HTTP /begin, two in gRPC). A helper that begins and flags in one step would stop a future protocol from forgetting it.
  • The new TransactionException for a DDL script inside a client transaction is user-visible and I saw no test for it. The gRPC paths (BeginTransaction, tx.begin) are changed but have no follower IT, only Postgres, Bolt and HTTP.

Tests and style

  • Coverage is good: engine tests for the header-less file and for reopen, error-category parity tests, three 3-node ITs. Tag slow and port allocation follow CLAUDE.md. No System.out leftovers, no new dependencies.

Before merge I would want an answer on the shutdown 404 vs 503 question and a lagging-follower test.

…r follower dictionary writes and DDL scripts

- HTTP: a DatabaseIsClosedException raised while the server is shutting down stays a retryable 503 (the client
  retries on another node or once the node is back); only DROP/CLOSE DATABASE answers 404
- new ITs: a new property name written in a follower client transaction is agreed by every node (or refused as a
  retryable conflict), and a script carrying DDL inside an HTTP session on a follower is refused with nothing applied
- the kept-compacted-file warning names REBUILD INDEX; import order
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The three fixes are well scoped and well documented, and the tests cover each issue on the relevant protocol. I read the diff but did not run the tests. Findings, most important first:

1. Misplaced Javadoc (AbstractServerHttpHandler)
isServerShuttingDown() is inserted between the Javadoc of firstOf(...) ("e is tested first so a mapping reports the outermost throwable...") and the firstOf method. The Javadoc now attaches to isServerShuttingDown(). Move the new helper above that Javadoc.

2. Behaviour change for HTTP clients (#8199)

  • A plain DatabaseIsClosedException changing from 503 to 404 is documented in the release notes, which is good.
  • Clients that auto-retry on 503 (e.g. RemoteHttpComponent) will now fail fast on a request that races a snapshot reinstall, unless every reinstall path uses closeForReopen(). Please confirm SnapshotInstaller is the only place that closes for a reopen. Other candidates are the leader-change or resync paths and LocalDatabase closes triggered by a restore.
  • isServerShuttingDown() is read racily. A request failing just before the status flips to SHUTTING_DOWN would get a 404 instead of a 503. That is probably acceptable, but it is worth a one-line comment.

3. closeForReopen() and wrappers
closedForReopen lives in LocalDatabase. RaftReplicatedDatabase and other DatabaseInternal wrappers need to delegate closeForReopen() to the proxied instance, otherwise they fall back to a plain close. Please confirm the new DatabaseInternal method has a sensible default or delegation in every implementer.

4. runsInTheClientTransaction (#10040)

5. LSM header guard (#10046)

  • The guard in the load constructor (getTotalPages() == 0) and the len <= 0 check in onAfterLoad() are the right places. Publishing storageKeyTypes only after validation, via a local array, is good.
  • The comment block in onAfterLoad() is long, and its first paragraph (about callers re-running the hook) sits above the if it does not describe. Trimming it would help.
  • Leaving the file out of the schema and logging SEVERE is the safe choice given GraphBatch loading stops / crashes mid-term #4743. Consider a metric or a health indicator so operators notice the "missing index" state without grepping logs.

6. Style

  • Project convention is to import classes instead of using fully qualified names. I did not see violations in the diff, but please double-check the test files.
  • Debug System.out calls: none seen.

Overall this is a solid PR. Items 1 and 4 (flag reset) are the ones I would address before merge, and I would verify item 3.

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Well-scoped, well-documented PR. The root-cause analysis for #10046 is convincing, and each fix has a regression test. I read the diff only; I did not build or run the tests. Notes below, mostly minor.

#10046 (header-less LSM index file)

  • Refusing the file at load and leaving it on disk (GraphBatch loading stops / crashes mid-term #4743) is the right call. Throwing MissingHeaderException from onAfterLoad() also covers the blank-header case, and assigning storageKeyTypes only after the read completes avoids a half-initialised instance.
  • Keeping the compacted file in LocalSchema while its mutable awaits a header is a good catch. headerlessMutableIndexBaseNames() is cheap and allocation-free in the common case.
  • If the header never arrives, the headerless file and the kept compacted file stay on disk. Please check that REBUILD INDEX or a drop cleans them up, ideally with a test, so they don't accumulate across repeated leader restarts.
  • The tests edit schema.json by string replace. That is fragile but acceptable for reproducing this shape.

#8199 (DatabaseIsReopeningException)

  • Extending DatabaseIsClosedException keeps existing handlers working, and closedForReopen is set before closeInternal(false). Good.
  • HTTP now returns 404 instead of 503 for DROP/CLOSE DATABASE races. Clients that retry on 503 will no longer retry that case, so please make sure it lands in the release notes.
  • Please confirm no other HA path swaps files without going through closeForReopen() (other restore or resync paths). Any that remain still report a permanent close.

#10040 (client-managed transaction on a follower)

  • isClientManaged is cleared in reset(), so it can't leak. It is set at five protocol entry points, which is easy to forget for the next protocol. Consider a shared place or a note near transaction begin.
  • In runsInTheClientTransaction, a leader-executed script that is non-idempotent and has no DDL returns true and runs locally. Please verify scripts containing their own BEGIN/COMMIT/LOCK behave correctly, and add a sqlscript write-inside-client-transaction test. Only the DDL-refusal and no-write cases appear covered.
  • ForwardedRequestIdContext.markExecutedLocally() is called on the local path. Confirm it is cleared if proxied.command throws.
  • Correctness now relies on the leader rejecting stale base pages and surfacing a retryable conflict at COMMIT. The ITs cover rollback and commit only. A test with two clients provoking that conflict via a follower would raise confidence.

Style / conventions

  • Follows CLAUDE.md: final, imports instead of FQNs, assertThat(...) style, bolt port from an allocated array.
  • The new ITs each start a 3-node cluster. Confirm they are in the right CI lane (@Tag("slow") if long).
  • The Thread.sleep(25) polling loop in Issue10046HeaderlessIndexFileTest is fine, but Awaitility would be more idiomatic if the module already uses it.

No blocking issues from my read. The main things to verify are the sqlscript-in-transaction behaviour and communicating the 503 to 404 change.

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I read the engine, HA and exception changes in full and skimmed the wire-protocol hooks and tests. I did not build the branch or run the tests.

The three fixes are well scoped and the Javadoc explains the reasoning clearly. The regression tests reproduce the reported shapes: the AIOOBE on a header-less file, the sweep keeping the compacted file, the subtype classification, and rollback/commit on a follower over HTTP, Postgres and Bolt.

Things worth a second look

  1. A follower forwards a write sent inside an explicit transaction to the leader, outside the transaction: ROLLBACK does not undo it #10040, local writes on a follower (RaftReplicatedDatabase.runsInTheClientTransaction).

    • The existing comment (issue 4039) says non-idempotent commands are forwarded to avoid leader-coordinated shared state, such as the schema dictionary, being mutated from a lagging local page cache.
    • Client-managed transactions now bypass that for DML. A write that allocates a new dictionary entry or a new property id could hit the same inconsistency.
    • The PR says the leader rejects a stale base page at COMMIT. Please confirm the dictionary and schema-id paths are covered by that check. A test inserting a document with a previously unseen property name inside a client transaction on a follower would pin it.
    • The markExecutedLocally() call is duplicated across both command overloads. A small helper would remove the duplication.
  2. MissingHeaderException from onAfterLoad() (LSMTreeIndexMutable).

    • The comment says later callers only run on an already-validated instance. I could not confirm that for the Raft apply path, where onAfterLoad is called when the header page arrives. A blank page there used to be tolerated and now throws out of the apply path.
    • Please check this cannot fail replication of an otherwise valid entry. If it can, consider a narrower guard (the load constructor only).
  3. HTTP behaviour change (a closed database now returns 404 instead of 503).

    • A client that retries on 503 will stop retrying a request that raced a DROP/CLOSE. The release notes cover this.
    • A request losing a race with a server shutdown still gets 503, but only if the shutdown is detected before the 404 mapping. Please confirm the order in AbstractServerHttpHandler and that a test covers it.
  4. headerlessMutableIndexBaseNames() (LocalSchema).

    • It runs on every schema load and treats any mutable index file with no component as awaiting its header. That also covers files skipped for other reasons, for example an incremental load with exclusions. The compacted file is then kept with a WARNING instead of being swept.
    • That is the safe direction, but it could keep real orphans around indefinitely. A test for that case would help.

Nits

  • In LocalSchema, the new LSMTreeIndexAbstract import sits after the sparsevector imports. Please move it next to the other index.lsm imports.
  • The 'Key types empty' message is now duplicated in two constructors of LSMTreeIndexAbstract. Consider a shared constant.
  • Issue10046HeaderlessIndexFileTest uses Thread.sleep(25) in a retry loop. That is acceptable, but Awaitility would be tidier if it is already a test dependency.
  • The new tests follow the CLAUDE.md conventions (AssertJ, no hard-coded ports, Tag slow on the HA IT).

Security and performance
No concerns. The new clientManaged boolean costs one field per transaction context and is reset in reset(). The sweep change adds one pass over the file list at schema load.

Overall this looks good. Items 1 and 2 are the ones I would verify before merging.

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Review follow-up (verifications, no code change needed):

  • Dictionary writes on a follower client transaction: covered by Issue10040PostgresFollowerExplicitTransactionIT.aNewPropertyNameWrittenOnAFollowerIsAgreedByEveryNode (the leader adds a name first, the follower block adds another; every node agrees on both, a stale page would surface as the retryable 40001).
  • MissingHeaderException on the Raft apply path: the incremental load never re-runs onAfterLoad() on a live instance - a touched or new index file is built fresh through the component factory, whose constructor refuses the missing header and returns null (the file stays out of the schema). The later onAfterLoad() call in the same pass runs on that validated instance, so an apply cannot throw from it.
  • Shutdown vs 404: isServerShuttingDown() is checked inside the DatabaseIsClosedException arm before the 404 is returned; pinned by Issue6201ErrorStatusParityTest.aDatabaseClosedByAShutdownIsStillReportedAsRetryable.
  • headerlessMutableIndexBaseNames(): the sweep runs only on a full load (never on the incremental one), where every mutable file is offered to the factory, so an unregistered one is exactly a refused header-less file.
  • Not changed: the duplicated 'Key types empty' message (one per constructor, as before), Awaitility (not used by this test class's module setup), a gRPC follower IT (same one-line flag as the three protocols covered by ITs).

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Review of PR #10047 (read-through of the diff only; I did not build or run the tests)

Careful, well-documented change. Root causes are clear, fixes are narrow, and tests cover the main paths (engine and HTTP unit tests, HA ITs for HTTP, Postgres and Bolt).

Questions / potential issues

  1. BOLT query error : ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 0 out of bounds for length 0 #10046: onAfterLoad() now throws on a blank header and is not only called from the load constructor. Please confirm the Raft apply path on a follower (where page 0 of a compaction's new mutable file is written and the component re-initialised) never calls it on a still-blank page. Otherwise MissingHeaderException would surface inside the state machine apply, where before it silently produced a zero-key-type instance. A test applying the header through the replica path would pin this down.

  2. A follower forwards a write sent inside an explicit transaction to the leader, outside the transaction: ROLLBACK does not undo it #10040: non-idempotent writes now run locally on a follower. The design (client-managed tx, commit replicates via Raft, leader refuses stale base pages) is sound and the dictionary test covers HA Cluster: INSERT with >5 new property keys per transaction fails with "Error on updating dictionary" #4039. Worth checking: other shared-state writes executed on a possibly lagging follower (sequences, UPSERT on unique indexes), and whether ForwardedRequestIdContext.markExecutedLocally() is cleaned up if proxied.command(...) throws, as on the existing local read path.

  3. setClientManaged(true) is repeated at five call sites (HTTP, gRPC x2, Bolt, Postgres). Consider a single helper so a future protocol cannot forget it. Also confirm the flag is cleared on every commit/rollback path (it relies on reset()), so a later server-opened auto-commit wrapper on the same thread is still forwarded.

  4. DatabaseIsClosedException is a 503 over HTTP and an INTERNAL over gRPC/Bolt: the retry signal stops at the HTTP handler #8199 HTTP behaviour change. A plain DatabaseIsClosedException now returns 404 unless the server is shutting down. Well argued, but a visible API change; worth a release-note line. Make sure the server status field is volatile, since isServerShuttingDown() is documented as reading it unsynchronized.

  5. Other close-then-reopen paths. Only SnapshotInstaller is switched to closeForReopen(). Are there other flows that close and reopen under the same name (restore, repair elsewhere)? They would now map to 404 / ErrorCategory.SERVER.

Tests

  • aDatabaseClosedByAShutdownIsStillReportedAsRetryable sets the private status field by reflection, which is brittle against a rename. Prefer a test helper if one exists.
  • New ITs are tagged slow and use allocateFixturePorts, matching the CLAUDE.md port rules.

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Nice job documenting the why, and leaving the headerless file untouched on load (#4743) rather than deleting it.

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🟠 Major · Keep the schema reference while an index awaits its header. · LocalSchema.java:3705

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Keep the schema reference while an index awaits its header.

When the factory omits a headerless mutable index, readConfiguration() treats its schema entry as missing. Line 3705 schedules a save, which removes that index entry from schema.json. A later load can read the file after its header arrives, but it has no schema entry to bind the index to its type. The new file-retention logic cannot restore the index. Keep unresolved entries that correspond to a headerless mutable file until the header arrives or an explicit rebuild removes them.

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Update the missing-schema-entry handling in readConfiguration so it does not set
saveConfiguration for unresolved entries backed by headerless mutable index
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- Line 1394: Update LSMTreeIndexAbstract.compactionBaseName to recognize
negative numeric compaction suffixes such as _-123, and use the corrected base
name when LocalSchema adds names to the retention set. Ensure mutable and
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- Line 3705: Update the missing-schema-entry handling in readConfiguration so it
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…-less file; negative compaction stamps

- readConfiguration no longer treats an index whose file exists but was refused for a missing header as missing: its
  definition is kept (re-emitted by LocalDocumentType.toJSON) until the file is complete or an index on the same
  bucket and properties is created again (REBUILD INDEX / CREATE INDEX), instead of being dropped at the next save
- compactionBaseName strips a negative System.nanoTime() stamp like a positive one
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CodeRabbit outside-diff finding (LocalSchema readConfiguration, keep the schema reference while an index awaits its header): valid, fixed in the latest push. An index entry whose file exists but was refused for a missing header is no longer routed to the 'Cannot find indexes' self-heal (which dropped it at the next save, losing the user's index - the #4743 lesson). Its definition is kept per type and re-emitted by LocalDocumentType.toJSON() on every save until the file is complete (the next load binds it normally) or an index on the same bucket and properties replaces it (REBUILD INDEX / CREATE INDEX). Issue10046HeaderlessIndexFileTest.anIndexBoundToAHeaderlessFileAnswersWithoutIt now saves, reopens, checks the definition is still in schema.json, then recreates the index and checks the old definition leaves. Engine schema/index sweep: 2062 tests green.

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Review of PR 10047 (fixes 10046, 8199, 10040)

Overall this is a careful, well-documented change. The comments explain the why and the tests cover all three issues. Points in rough priority order:

Worth addressing

  1. 8199: other closers now get a permanent 404 instead of a 503. AbstractServerHttpHandler.classifyError maps a plain DatabaseIsClosedException to 404 unless the server is shutting down, and only SnapshotInstaller.closeAndDeregister uses closeForReopen(). Any other path that closes and then reopens a database under the same name (restore, import, other HA resync or repair paths, the closeRegisteredDatabaseForRepair callers) now shows in-flight requests a non-retryable 404. Please switch those to closeForReopen() or confirm they never overlap with live requests. This is the main regression risk.

  2. 10040: a non-DDL writing script runs locally. In runsInTheClientTransaction, an isExecutedByTheLeader() engine with a non-idempotent, non-DDL statement returns true, so it runs via proxied.command(...) on the follower. Please confirm a sqlscript with its own BEGIN/COMMIT behaves correctly inside the client-managed transaction (nested begin or commit), and add a test. The ITs appear to cover plain statements only.

  3. Postgres setClientManaged(true) placement. In applyTransactionControl the flag is set after the if/else begin branches. If BEGIN arrives while a transaction is already active (the branch that does not begin), the flag lands on a transaction that may be server-opened, such as the implicit extended-protocol block, which would disable exactly-once forwarding for it. Consider setting it only where database.begin() is called, or confirm this is intended.

Smaller notes

  • The getFileByComponentName(indexName) != null branch in LocalSchema.readConfiguration() also catches indexes whose file is present but unloaded for other reasons, while the log says no header page.
  • headerlessMutableIndexBaseNames() iterates all files on every load. Cheap, but skippable when nothing was refused.
  • compactionBaseName now handles negative nanoTime stamps. Please pin the _-123 and _- edge cases in a direct unit test.
  • isServerShuttingDown() reads the status unsynchronized. Fine if STATUS is volatile, please confirm.

Tests

Coverage is good: AIOOBE reproduction, closed-for-reopen test, per-protocol follower-transaction ITs, error-category parity tests. Gaps: a follower rollback test asserting nothing reached the leader (if not already covered), and the nested BEGIN and script cases from item 2.

No security concerns found. The new refusal paths fail closed and the load path never deletes files (4743). Item 1 needs an explicit decision, the rest is non-blocking.

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Decision on the review's item 1 (#8199, which closes now answer 404): only a close that is followed by a reopen of the same name is transient, and SnapshotInstaller.closeAndDeregister is the single place that does that - closeLocalDatabaseIfOpen and closeRegisteredDatabaseForRepair both route through it, so every HA reinstall/resync/repair close uses closeForReopen(). A server shutdown keeps its 503 (isServerShuttingDown(), status is volatile and set before any database closes). Restore and import replace a database through a DROP, and DROP / CLOSE DATABASE are the permanent cases the 404 is for. Release-note line is in the PR description.

Other points of the latest review, already covered: Postgres BEGIN on an already-open implicit block marks it client-managed on purpose (the client sent BEGIN and will end the block with its own COMMIT/ROLLBACK, so the exactly-once forwarding of server-opened wrappers does not apply); a writing sqlscript in a session is tested (aWritingScriptInsideASessionOnAFollowerJoinsTheTransaction, and a script's own BEGIN/COMMIT nest exactly as on the leader); nothing reaching the leader before COMMIT is asserted in the HTTP, Postgres and Bolt ITs; the negative/bare stamp edge cases are pinned in aNegativeCompactionStampIsStrippedLikeAPositiveOne; an index file present but not loaded can only be a refused header (any other factory failure throws out of the load).

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