🐛 Failed COPY stash deletes sibling stashes - #7563
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR narrows cleanup from an entire shard to a directory that can still be shared by multiple calculations. A failed COPY could delete another calculation’s completed stash, so merging should be blocked until cleanup is calculation-unique or ownership-checked. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/aiida/engine/daemon/execmanager.py`:
- Around line 536-540: Change the failed COPY cleanup in the stash flow so it
cannot remove a shared target_basepath derived from the remote node UUID. Use a
calculation-unique staging directory, or verify that the path belongs to the
current calculation before calling transport.rmtree_async; preserve cleanup of
the current calculation’s own partial stash.
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| # Only remove this calculation's stash: ``target_base / uuid[:2]`` is a shard shared with other stashes. | ||
| await transport.rmtree_async(target_basepath) | ||
| raise exception | ||
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| EXEC_LOGGER.debug(f'All files succesfully {source_list} stashed to {target_base / uuid[:2]}') | ||
| EXEC_LOGGER.debug(f'All files succesfully {source_list} stashed to {target_basepath}') |
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Guard target_basepath cleanup against reused stash paths.
core.stash derives target_basepath from remote_node.uuid, not the calculation UUID. Calculations with the same source_node and target_base therefore share the directory. A failed COPY can delete another calculation’s completed stash through rmtree_async(target_basepath). Use a calculation-unique staging directory or verify ownership before deletion.
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In `@src/aiida/engine/daemon/execmanager.py` around lines 536 - 540, Change the
failed COPY cleanup in the stash flow so it cannot remove a shared
target_basepath derived from the remote node UUID. Use a calculation-unique
staging directory, or verify that the path belongs to the current calculation
before calling transport.rmtree_async; preserve cleanup of the current
calculation’s own partial stash.
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I'll address this in a separate PR
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Sounds we want this fix for this also in the patch release
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Valid finding, deliberately out of scope for this PR, which stays minimal for the patch releases — the narrowed rmtree is still a strict improvement (a failed cleanup can at most affect the shared source-keyed directory, no longer the whole shard). The complete fix lands in #7564: the core.stash target is now suffixed with the stash job's own UUID (.../<rest-of-source-uuid>_<calc_uuid>), so the cleanup can only ever touch the failed job's own directory. See also the PR description, which now spells out this split.
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Looks reasonable. Couldn't find really wrong reasoning why this bug happened. I just noticed that the directory creation was heavily split up into creating directories for the individual splits (see 6f5c35e) for, it seems, error handling. I guess that logic was confusing enough to let something like this slip into. Now the directory creation is much simpler and the bug seems obvious.
| # Only remove this calculation's stash: ``target_base / uuid[:2]`` is a shard shared with other stashes. | ||
| await transport.rmtree_async(target_basepath) | ||
| raise exception | ||
| else: | ||
| EXEC_LOGGER.debug(f'All files succesfully {source_list} stashed to {target_base / uuid[:2]}') | ||
| EXEC_LOGGER.debug(f'All files succesfully {source_list} stashed to {target_basepath}') |
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Sounds we want this fix for this also in the patch release
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Some comments from Claude that might be useful:
So after patching, a stash failure stops being catastrophic but remains silent. With clean_workdir=True, that still means the workdir is deleted and the archive is gone with nothing flagging it |
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| async def test_stashing_copy_failure_keeps_other_stashes(generate_calcjob_node, tmp_path, monkeypatch): |
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Do you need this test? It seems to me you can integrate it to test above. Its just an odd test, you could also verify that you did not delete by accident the user home folder
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I mean this is literally the very bug, this PR address!
This issue went unnoticed because we didn't have this test in place.
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@agoscinski ok, I merged the tests. |
Yes that stashing doesn't delete the home folders has also legitimate reasons for testing. You can see that if I use the way you test, I can test infinitely many cases. You can monkeypatch |
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| # A failed stash must leave pre-existing content in the destination untouched, for all modes. | ||
| if stash_mode == StashMode.COPY.value: | ||
| other_stash = dest_path_error / uuid[:2] / 'ab' / 'other-calculation' |
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With
other_stash = dest_path_error / uuid[:2] / 'ab' / 'other-calculation
you are leaking the actual reason for the test. Why uuid[:2] and the rest is random strings? Because there was a bug. Nobody will know this anymore. Please use a real folder structure
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Done: the sibling is now a real stash, <uuid[:2]>/<uuid[2:4]>/<rest> for a UUID that shares the first four characters, and the assertion diffs the whole tmp_path tree around the failing call instead of checking one hardcoded folder.
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On a `StashingError` in `COPY` mode, `stash_calculation` cleaned up with `rmtree(target_base / uuid[:2])`, wiping the whole two-character shard and with it every other stash whose UUID shares that prefix. Remove only the failed calculation's own `target_basepath`.
Merge `test_stashing_copy_failure_keeps_other_stashes` into the parametrized `test_stashing`: a failed stash must leave pre-existing content in the destination untouched, in every stash mode. Also assert that an existing stash target is never overwritten (compress modes only, since `COPY` has no overwrite guard; see aiidateam#7564).
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On a `StashingError` in `COPY` mode, `stash_calculation` cleaned up with `rmtree(target_base / uuid[:2])`, wiping the whole two-character shard and with it every other stash whose UUID shares that prefix. Remove only the failed calculation's own `target_basepath`. (cherry picked from commit c22a06d) Removed the logging change because it is not present in 2.7.x.
On a `StashingError` in `COPY` mode, `stash_calculation` cleaned up with `rmtree(target_base / uuid[:2])`, wiping the whole two-character shard and with it every other stash whose UUID shares that prefix. Remove only the failed calculation's own `target_basepath`. (cherry picked from commit c22a06d) Removed the logging change because it is not present in 2.7.x.
On a `StashingError` in `COPY` mode, `stash_calculation` cleaned up with `rmtree(target_base / uuid[:2])`, wiping the whole two-character shard and with it every other stash whose UUID shares that prefix. Remove only the failed calculation's own `target_basepath`. (cherry picked from commit c22a06d)
On a `StashingError` in `COPY` mode, `stash_calculation` cleaned up with `rmtree(target_base / uuid[:2])`, wiping the whole two-character shard and with it every other stash whose UUID shares that prefix. Remove only the failed calculation's own `target_basepath`. (cherry picked from commit c22a06d)
In
COPYmode,stash_calculationwrites totarget_base/uuid[:2]/uuid[2:4]/uuid[4:], but on aStashingErrorit cleaned up withwhich removes the whole two-character shard, i.e. every previously stashed calculation whose UUID shares that prefix (~1/256 of the stash area). Introduced in ae49af6, shipped since v2.7.0.
This PR removes only the failed calculation's own
target_basepath, and generalizes the regression coverage into the parametrizedtest_stashing: a failed stash must leave pre-existing destination content untouched in every stash mode (a sibling directory in the same shard forCOPY, a sibling archive for the compress modes).Compress modes are unaffected by the rmtree bug itself (single tarball, no rmtree cleanup).
Remaining sharp edge, deliberately out of scope: for
core.stashjobs the target path is keyed by the source node's UUID, so two stash jobs of the same node share it, and a failed one can still remove its sibling's completed stash. #7564 closes that by making the target unique per stash job; this PR stays minimal because it has to go to the patch releases: 2.7.x, 2.8.x, 2.9.x.(Disclaimer: I'm @khsrali's AI assistant, I'm posting with his instructions)