fix(core): resolve cluster redirect addresses - #6788
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCluster redirect handling now resolves ASK and MOVED targets once through configured resolvers and slot mappings. Sync and async routing reuse canonical addresses for connections and topology updates. Slot-map lookups match IP addresses and ports. Tests cover hostname, raw-IP, IPv6, ASKING, retry behavior, and resolver call counts. ChangesCluster Redirect Address Resolution
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClusterRouting
participant InnerCore
participant AddressResolver
participant ConnectionCache
participant RedirectedNode
ClusterRouting->>InnerCore: resolve ASK or MOVED target
InnerCore->>AddressResolver: apply configured resolution when needed
AddressResolver-->>InnerCore: return canonical address
InnerCore-->>ClusterRouting: return resolved redirect node
ClusterRouting->>ConnectionCache: reuse or create connection
ClusterRouting->>RedirectedNode: send ASKING or retry command
RedirectedNode-->>ClusterRouting: return response
Suggested reviewers: Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to ASK retries need an ASKING command before every retried request. Add the missing assertion to keep this redirect behavior protected from regressions. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@glide-core/redis-rs/redis/src/cluster_async/mod.rs`:
- Around line 591-628: Update resolve_address_with_path to parse and retain the
redirect port, and ensure reverse IP lookup matches the node’s port as well as
its IP; if multiple nodes share the IP and the port cannot be uniquely matched,
use the existing resolver/raw fallback path. Add a regression test covering
raw-IP MOVED/ASK redirects with identical IPs on different ports.
In `@glide-core/redis-rs/redis/src/cluster.rs`:
- Around line 740-747: Update the redirect handling around Redirect::Moved and
Redirect::Ask so each target is passed through address_resolver exactly once,
including when no cached connection exists. Add or use a connection-creation
path that accepts the already-resolved address without reapplying resolution in
connect/get_connection_info, and add a regression test using a non-idempotent
resolver to verify a retry invokes it only once.
In `@glide-core/redis-rs/redis/tests/test_cluster.rs`:
- Around line 553-586: Add a sibling test for the synchronous cluster redirect
flow that returns an ASK error with internal-node:6380, configures
InternalNodeResolver, and verifies the resolver maps the target to port 6380.
Assert that both the ASKING command and the original GET reach port 6380, and
preserve the successful value and request-count assertions used by
test_cluster_moved_redirect_with_address_resolver.
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Updated this PR to follow the contribution process and address the review. It now links #6963, is rebased on current main, has DCO-signed conventional commits, requires unique IP-and-port reverse matches, avoids resolving uncached synchronous redirects twice, normalizes bracketed IPv6 resolver input, and adds synchronous/asynchronous MOVED and ASK regressions. Local formatting and strict Clippy pass; the serialized cluster integration binary passes (38 passed, 1 ignored). The core matrix reproduced only the separate timeout-watchdog parallel-test race tracked in #6772, and all 15 watchdog tests pass serially. |
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In `@glide-core/redis-rs/redis/src/cluster_async/mod.rs`:
- Line 1480: Cache the canonical address produced by resolving a hostname MOVED
redirect in the redirect state, then reuse that cached value for circular
detection, connection lookup, and slot updates instead of calling
AddressResolver again. Update the affected redirect flow around
core.resolve_address and add an async regression test verifying the resolver is
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@xShinnRyuu The contribution-process feedback is now addressed: I created and linked #6963, updated the PR title/description to the project format, rebased onto current main, and replaced the original commit with four conventional DCO-signed commits. All review threads are resolved and the latest async resolver finding is fixed in e85fc69 with a 3-to-1 resolver-invocation regression. When convenient, could you please re-review the updated PR? |
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839-839: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve resolved addresses during reconnect retries.
The redirect path already resolves
addrbefore creating the connection. If that connection returnsRetryMethod::ReconnectorRetryMethod::ReconnectAndRetry, Line 839 callsself.connect(&addr)and appliesAddressResolveragain. A non-idempotent resolver can change the destination and make the retry fail.Track whether the current address is already resolved. Use
connect_to_resolved_addressfor that reconnect path. Add a regression test that forces a reconnect afterMOVEDorASKand asserts one resolver call and the resolved destination.As per coding guidelines, “Verify correctness with tests and benchmarks rather than assumptions.”
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In `@glide-core/redis-rs/redis/src/cluster_async/mod.rs`:
- Line 2050: Update trigger_refresh_connection_tasks_with_resolution and its
refresh_address_in_progress task identity so resolver-aware and already-resolved
refreshes cannot incorrectly share a task; ensure joined tasks preserve
resolved-address semantics and use get_connection_info_for_resolved_address for
canonical MOVED/ASK redirects instead of resolving again. Add a concurrent
regression test covering an uncached redirect with a resolver-aware refresh.
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In `@glide-core/redis-rs/redis/src/cluster.rs`:
- Line 839: Preserve the already-resolved address in the redirect retry flow:
track its resolved state and use connect_to_resolved_address instead of
self.connect when handling RetryMethod::Reconnect or
RetryMethod::ReconnectAndRetry. Add a regression test covering reconnect after
MOVED or ASK that verifies the resolver is called once and the connection uses
the resolved destination.
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Summary
Fix cluster MOVED and ASK handling when an
AddressResolveris configured. Raw addresses are resolved exactly once, final dial addresses are preserved across retries and reconnects, and circular MOVED detection compares equivalent address forms for both commands and pipelines.Issue link
This Pull Request is linked to issue: core: Cluster redirects can bypass or repeat AddressResolver canonicalization
Closes #6963.
Related CI flake: #6772.
Features / Behaviour Changes
(IP, port)reverse index, including bracketed IPv6 handling and ambiguity-safe fallback.ReconnectingTooLongstate.Implementation
ClusterAddress::{Raw, ReadyToDial}andReadyToDialAddresslifecycle types; only preparation converts raw input into a dialable address.AddressResolverinside retry loops.host:portform.Limitations
AddressResolverAPI or require resolver implementations to be idempotent.(IP, port)index. The synchronous client does not retain equivalent socket-IP metadata, so a sync raw-IP redirect uses the configured resolver fallback.Testing
Checklist
CHANGELOG.mdis updated. No public API documentation change is required.main.