fix(http-bridge): retire denied anchors without redispatch - #1879
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An upstream `previous_response_not_found` against a proxy-injected `previous_response_id` is a verdict about the anchor, but nothing acts on it. Anchor poisoning only scores reader failures whose detail is `stream_incomplete` or `stream_idle_timeout`, and a denial arrives as a terminal upstream event, so it contributes nothing at any poison threshold. The dead id therefore survives in the durable row and in the session, the fresh-reattach path injects it into the next turn, and the store-context trim strips the resent history against it. Upstream then receives a suffix of the conversation behind an id it has already refused, never emits `response.created`, and the attempt presents as an eventless failure. Two of those open the retry circuit and the client gets a 503. Retire the anchor on the first denial instead, clearing the durable continuity record and the in-memory anchor together, and skip it when a sibling request has already advanced the anchor past the denied id. Client-supplied anchors are left alone. Also carry `proxy_injected_previous_response_id` onto the anchored recovery retry state. Without it a denial of the replayed anchor is not attributable to the proxy, so the retirement above cannot fire on the path that needs it most. The same gap reports `previous_response_source=client_supplied` for ids no client sent and keeps `_http_bridge_request_state_wedged_reattach` from recognising the reattach shape it exists to catch. No new dispatch is added: the following turn is the client's own, with the history the client sends, so no forked child response can be created against a parent this proxy cannot observe. The downstream contract is unchanged, so clients keep their anchor and are not driven into a full-history resend. Refs Soju06#1852 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review follow-up on three real gaps. Restrict retirement to anchors injected onto a full-resend-shaped payload. A delta-only request has no other way to convey prior context once its anchor is gone, which is the rule the expired-anchor path already applies before it clears durable continuity. Carry the companion `proxy_injected_anchor_had_full_resend_payload` flag onto the anchored recovery retry state alongside the provenance flag, so a replayed anchor keeps the shape that decides whether it may be retired. Retire the anchor from the grouped fan-out branch too. When one denial settles several requests sharing an anchor, that branch returns before the single-request path, so the shared anchor survived exactly the fan-out failure. Make retirement best-effort. It is bookkeeping, and a failure must not change how the denial reaches the client. Also record in the spec what the implementation actually guarantees: the durable clear is attempted and the in-memory clear is unconditional, because dropping one carrier strictly reduces the ways a denied id can come back. An unconfirmed durable clear is not reported as a retirement, and the surviving durable record re-injects the id on a later turn, which is denied again and re-enters this path. Refs Soju06#1852 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe HTTP bridge persists denied proxy-injected response anchors, removes them from durable and in-memory state, blocks reuse before dispatch, propagates denial state across successor generations, and preserves recovery provenance only for active anchors. ChangesDenied anchor retirement
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change is intended to retire rejected anchors and prevent repeated invalid retries, but durable-session continuations may still fail with 502s, stalled upstream sends may block other session writes, and denial or provenance edge cases may allow incorrect anchor reuse or retirement. These are concrete merge-readiness risks that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Upstream
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participant DurableBridgeSessionCoordinator
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Upstream->>HTTPBridge: previous_response_not_found
HTTPBridge->>DurableBridgeSessionCoordinator: retire proxy-injected anchor
DurableBridgeSessionCoordinator->>DurableBridgeRepository: persist denial and clear matching anchor
DurableBridgeRepository->>SessionRegistry: remove previous_response_id alias
SessionRegistry-->>HTTPBridge: propagate denied anchor ID
HTTPBridge->>DurableBridgeSessionCoordinator: fence final dispatch
DurableBridgeSessionCoordinator-->>HTTPBridge: allow or reject send
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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/request_submit.py`:
- Around line 1719-1724: Update the response_anchor_is_denied call in the
durable anchor handling flow to use the api_key_scope keyword and pass the
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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/request_submit.py`:
- Around line 2029-2038: Update the denied-proxy-anchor cleanup around
_unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id to catch and log its exception
while still clearing the anchor, matching the existing handling in the early
rejection path. Ensure this bookkeeping failure does not escape into the outer
send-failure handler or alter the intended 502 stream_incomplete response.
- Around line 1991-2006: In the durable denied-anchor dispatch-fence failure
branch, roll back recovery_receipt before raising the 502, matching the sibling
registration-failure and denied-anchor paths. If rollback fails, fail closed and
mark the session for retirement using the existing recovery rollback and
retirement mechanisms; preserve the current non-Exception re-raise behavior and
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In `@app/modules/proxy/durable_bridge_repository.py`:
- Around line 1020-1072: Bound the transaction opened by
response_anchor_is_denied_for_dispatch so it cannot remain held during a wedged
send. At the caller that performs the fenced send_text, apply an explicit
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22-22: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire provenance eligibility for every request in a grouped denial.
The grouped rule requires one common
previous_response_id, but it does not require every request to be proxy-injected and full-resend-shaped. Two requests can carry the same ID while one is client-supplied or delta-only. No distinct ID exists in that case, but retiring the ID would violate the non-retirement rule for client-supplied and delta-only anchors. Require every grouped request to be eligible, or skip retirement.Also applies to: 69-74
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Line 18 clears local carriers when the durable denial write or conditional clear is unconfirmed. The retry rule only applies when a later lookup returns a tombstone. If the denial upsert or commit fails,
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- Line 22: Update the grouped-denial anchor-retirement rule to require every
request state in the group to be proxy-injected and full-resend-shaped, in
addition to sharing one non-null previous_response_id. Skip retirement when any
request is client-supplied or delta-only, even if all requests carry the same
anchor; preserve the existing ambiguity check for distinct anchors.
- Line 18: The responses API compatibility specification must define recovery
when the denial tombstone upsert or commit fails, ensuring latest_response_id
cannot be rehydrated or dispatched by a successor or replica before durable
retirement succeeds. Extend the denial handling around durable denial writes and
conditional clears to retry retirement or otherwise suppress the denied ID
across hydration, anchor injection, and prefix trimming until a tombstone is
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Review verdict this round: merge-ready quality (green CI, clean codex review on d4fef70) and genuinely complementary to #1863 — this retires proxy-injected anchors on explicit denial, which #1863 doesn't fully cover. Two things before it lands:
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Thanks for this — the retirement semantics were right, CI was green, and the head-to-head review rated the execution merge-ready quality. The maintainer has made a vehicle decision for the denied-anchor retirement scope, and it went to #1902: the deciding factor was lock policy, not quality. This PR's dispatch fence holds the SQLite writer slot plus a durable row lock across the upstream WebSocket send (bounded by |
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Summary
When upstream explicitly rejects a proxy-injected previous_response_id, the HTTP bridge can retain and re-inject that dead anchor. The client full resend is then trimmed against an anchor upstream no longer recognizes; repeated failures open the retry circuit and surface as recurring 503 cooldown responses.
This PR retires the explicitly denied anchor and closes the remaining publication-versus-dispatch race. It supersedes #1872 because the final race fix could not be pushed to that contributor fork branch.
Type of change
Linked issue: Refs #1852. This is a focused partial fix: it handles explicit upstream denial of proxy-managed anchors but does not change the separate poison-threshold arithmetic described in that issue.
OpenSpec
Change directory: openspec/changes/invalidate-denied-bridge-anchor/
The downstream contract stays unchanged: the denied turn remains a 502 stream_incomplete response. The proxy adds no speculative redispatch.
Changes
Test plan
Known upstream baselines:
Screenshots / output
Before the fix, the same proxy-managed anchor can be denied, re-injected, and followed by retry-circuit cooldown responses:
After the fix, the denied turn remains 502, the anchor is retired, and the next full-resend turn dispatches without that previous_response_id.
Simplicity
No new setting, default, setup step, README section, environment entry, dashboard navigation item, schema, or migration is added.
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502 stream_incompleteresponse with continuity diagnostics.