fix(usage): settle live snapshots after account consolidation - #1773
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 3 reviews per rolling hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLive usage publication now preserves local and ChatGPT account identities. Ingestion resolves ownership at consume time and atomically persists all usage windows under a valid account after consolidation. PostgreSQL account writers and settlement share ordered identity locks. ChangesLive usage settlement
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change preserves queued live-usage snapshots across account consolidation and reports successful validation, concurrency coverage, and affected test suites; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Proxy
participant LiveUsageIngestor
participant UsageRepository
participant AccountsRepository
participant PostgreSQL
Proxy->>LiveUsageIngestor: queue account_id and chatgpt_account_id with usage windows
LiveUsageIngestor->>UsageRepository: settle_live_account_snapshot(...)
UsageRepository->>PostgreSQL: lock identity and resolve owner
AccountsRepository->>PostgreSQL: lock identity before consolidation
PostgreSQL-->>UsageRepository: serialize ownership changes
UsageRepository->>PostgreSQL: persist all usage windows and commit
UsageRepository-->>LiveUsageIngestor: return resolved account ID or no result
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In `@app/modules/usage/repository.py`:
- Around line 706-712: Serialize fallback ownership resolution with a
transaction-scoped PostgreSQL upstream-identity lock in
app/modules/usage/repository.py:706-712, and reuse that lock through commit in
upsert_account_slot, replace_reauthorized, rotate_tokens, and
update_account_metadata. Document the locking design in
openspec/changes/settle-live-usage-after-account-consolidation/design.md:68-77,
keep task 3.2 incomplete in
openspec/changes/settle-live-usage-after-account-consolidation/tasks.md:30-32
until every writer uses it, and add the two-session PostgreSQL regression
covering identity membership changes between fallback selection and snapshot
commit in tests/integration/test_live_usage_ingest.py:252-361.
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app/db/account_identity_lock.py (1)
37-42: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider a bounded wait for the advisory lock.
pg_advisory_xact_lockwaits without a bound. Account writers call this helper on request paths, so one long-running peer transaction stalls imports, reauth, and deletions for the whole wait. ASET LOCAL lock_timeoutbefore the first acquisition, orpg_try_advisory_xact_lockwith a bounded retry, converts that stall into a fast, observable failure.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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228-241: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRaise a typed, retryable error instead of
RuntimeError.After one failed re-lock, this path raises a bare
RuntimeError. Callers cannot separate lock contention from a programming defect, so an import or reauth request fails with a generic 500 under concurrency. The same pattern exists at Lines 384-385 and Lines 1117-1118. Define one dedicated exception in this module and raise it from all three sites, so the API layer can map it to a retryable response.♻️ Proposed change for the shared exception
class AccountIdentityLockContentionError(RuntimeError): """Identity membership changed while acquiring PostgreSQL identity locks."""await self._session.rollback() if _identity_lock_attempt >= 1: - raise RuntimeError("Account identity candidates changed during PostgreSQL upsert locking") + raise AccountIdentityLockContentionError( + "Account identity candidates changed during PostgreSQL upsert locking" + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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308-344: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for the re-lock retry branches.
This test replaces
_lock_postgresql_account_identity_membership, so it asserts call arguments only. The new safety logic is untested: the helper's rollback-and-retry when the observed identity changes, and the upsert paths that roll back when_postgresql_upsert_identity_candidates_are_lockedreturnsFalse. A stub that returnsFalseonce, thenTrue, would pin both the single retry and the terminal error.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@openspec/changes/settle-live-usage-after-account-consolidation/design.md`:
- Around line 69-74: Update both settlement lookups in
settle_live_account_snapshot() to use with_for_update(key_share=True) instead of
the stronger row lock, preserving the existing lookup and serialization behavior
while avoiding blocking concurrent AccountUsageRollup.account_id inserts.
- Around line 132-139: Update the settlement-race risk discussion to explicitly
include valid local accounts with chatgpt_account_id=None: PostgreSQL takes no
upstream-identity lock, allowing reconciliation to overlap settlement and
cascade-delete a newly inserted snapshot under a duplicate account. If this
state is impossible by contract, document that invariant and why the HTTP bridge
cannot produce it.
In `@tests/integration/test_live_usage_ingest.py`:
- Around line 420-429: Update the settlement synchronization test to assert that
settlement_lock_keys is non-empty after settlement_commit_started, then use a
single linear path that compares the first settlement and writer lock keys,
signals release_settlement_commit, awaits settlement_task, and signals
release_writer_delete; remove the conditional else branch.
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In `@app/db/account_identity_lock.py`:
- Around line 37-42: Bound advisory-lock acquisition in the helper’s loop
instead of waiting indefinitely: configure a transaction-local lock timeout
before the first pg_advisory_xact_lock call, or use bounded retries with
pg_try_advisory_xact_lock. Preserve locking each lock_key and propagate an
observable failure when the timeout or retry limit is reached.
In `@app/modules/accounts/repository.py`:
- Around line 228-241: Define a dedicated AccountIdentityLockContentionError
exception in the accounts repository module, then replace the bare RuntimeError
raised after the retry limit in all three identity-lock contention paths,
including the visible _upsert_unlocked flow and the corresponding sites near the
other reported locations. Preserve the existing one-retry behavior and error
message while allowing API callers to identify this condition specifically.
In `@tests/unit/test_accounts_repository_locks.py`:
- Around line 308-344: Extend
test_local_identity_writers_lock_old_and_incoming_membership to exercise the
actual lock helper and upsert retry paths rather than only recording arguments:
make _postgresql_upsert_identity_candidates_are_locked return False once and
then True, verify the transaction rolls back and retries once, and add coverage
for the observed-identity-change rollback/retry branch, including the terminal
error when the retry remains unsuccessful.
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Fixes #1771
Root cause
The proxy can enqueue a live rate-limit snapshot for duplicate local account
D, then account reconciliation can reparent existing children to canonical accountCand deleteDbefore the background consumer persists that snapshot. The consumer previously trusted the captured local id, so its append used staleD, hit theusage_history.account_idforeign key, and dropped the already-captured snapshot.Invariant and design
An accepted queued snapshot now settles once under one current owner:
BEGIN IMMEDIATEbefore ownership lookup; PostgreSQL selects the local or fallback owner rowsFOR UPDATE. The selected foreign-key owner therefore cannot disappear before the append commits.This does not change account consolidation policy, queue overflow/coalescing, retries, settings, API schemas, or database schema. No Alembic revision is included.
OpenSpec
Exact change:
openspec/changes/settle-live-usage-after-account-consolidation/account-identity: canonical identity remains recoverable without coalescing distinct shared-workspace slots.live-usage-ingestion: valid-local precedence, unique upstream fallback, ambiguous drop, and atomic represented-window persistence.RED -> GREEN evidence
Deterministic failing-first coverage directly queued the item before reconciliation and consumed it after
D -> C, with no consumer race, sleeps, polling delays, or retries.RED:
tests/integration/test_live_usage_ingest.py -k 'consolidat or valid_local or resolves_chatgpt': staleDinsert failed with SQLiteFOREIGN KEY constraint failed; valid-local and upstream-only controls passed.tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py::test_http_bridge_relay_publishes_live_rate_limit_events: publication captured('acc-bridge', None)instead of the required local/upstream envelope.GREEN:
Local verification
openspec validate settle-live-usage-after-account-consolidation --strictruff check .ruff format --check .(933 files)ty check --python /Volumes/ExtraDisk/Dev/codex-lb/.venv/bin/pythongit diff --checkpublish_live_usage(...)taps, all carrying both identities when availableReal HTTP and database QA
Root replayed the real surface against a fresh isolated migrated SQLite database and uvicorn on
127.0.0.1:24672:Cplus duplicateD, no usage history.D: primary used33, secondary used44, fixed reset/window values, and credit sentinels.C; exactly one primary row (33) and one secondary row (44) underC; noDor duplicate-owned row.curl -i GET /api/accounts: HTTP 200, exactly canonicalC, noD, preserved reset/window/credit fields. The existing API remaining-percent contract returned67/56, corresponding to persisted used percentages33/44.bootstrap_required.Related work
#1731 was closed into broad continuity PR #1732. That branch includes a migration and its live-ingest approach was reviewed for resolving identity outside the persistence transaction. This PR is the focused current-main fix for the consolidation/delete race, with ownership locked through the atomic append and no schema change.
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PostgreSQL identity-lock review follow-up
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79c3b6c5closes the current-head concurrency findings without changing account-slot policy or adding a migration:chatgpt_account_idmembership writer use one transaction-scoped PostgreSQL advisory-lock namespace. Old/new upstream identities are deduplicated and locked in stable sorted order before email/slot locks, account row re-read, fold-state lock, writes, and commit.FOR NO KEY UPDATE, preserving deletion/key-change serialization while remaining compatible with foreign-keyKEY SHAREinserts.AccountIdentityRelockErrorafter a second membership change.D -> C, then verifies both represented windows persisted underC.Review RED at
95859966: settlement SQL compiled asFOR UPDATE; the PostgreSQL race test conditionally tolerated an absent settlement advisory key; retry/relock terminal branches and proxied SSE-to-persistence composition were not covered.Review GREEN:
Selected-owner identity relock follow-up
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5fb06e1aaddresses fresh findingPRRT_kwDOQ1HZ7s6ZjTvIwith a causal two-session PostgreSQL regression and one bounded settlement relock.The initial false-positive hypothesis held only when settlement won
A's row lock:FOR NO KEY UPDATEkeptAalive through snapshot commit and later reconciliation reparented the new rows. The opposite legal ordering produced a genuine RED at unchanged head79c3b6c5: after queued identityXhad moved to current identityY,Yreconciliation locked and deletedAbefore commit; settlement acquired onlyX, blocked onA, then saw no local row and noXfallback after reconciliation committed. The final assertion observedUsageHistory == []instead of one primary and one secondary canonical row.The fix reads the selected local owner's current identity under the initial transaction. If current
Yis not covered, settlement rolls back to releaseX, reacquires the canonical sorted identity set{X,Y}through the existing lock helper, then reselects/revalidates. If reconciliation deletedAwhile winningY, the last observedYis accepted only when it resolves to one surviving canonical row. Relock is bounded to one attempt; a second identity change raisesLiveSnapshotOwnerIdentityRelockError. Null identities create no lock key. SQLiteBEGIN IMMEDIATE, valid-local precedence, atomic represented-window persistence, rollback, and cache invalidation behavior remain unchanged.Fresh evidence:
79c3b6c5: writer-first test failed with zero history rows;