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Signed-off-by: Eduardo Silva <eduardo@chronosphere.io>
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ChangesElasticsearch bulk validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Valid bulk requests can be reported as malformed when server-side ingestion fails, which gives clients an incorrect non-retryable response. Separate parser and ingestion errors before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| if (ret != 0 && ret != FLB_INPUT_INGRESS_BUSY) { | ||
| send_response_ng(response, 400, NULL, "error: invalid bulk payload\n"); |
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Keep ingestion failures retryable
When a valid bulk item reaches in_elasticsearch_ingest_logs(), either the worker-queue allocation path or flb_input_log_append() can return -1; process_ndpack() propagates that value through parse_payload_ndjson(), so this blanket branch commits HTTP 400 for transient allocation, processor, or storage failures. Clients commonly treat 4xx responses as permanent and may discard valid records, whereas these internal failures should be distinguished from malformed JSON and receive a retryable 5xx response.
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| command += ["-o", "stdout", "-m", "*", "-p", "format=json_lines"] | ||
| log = tmp_path / "fluent-bit.log" | ||
| memlog = tmp_path / "valgrind.log" | ||
| memory = os.environ.get("VALGRIND") == "1" |
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Honor the configured macOS memory checker
When this scenario is run on macOS with LEAKS=1 LEAKS_STRICT=1, the harness checks only VALGRIND, launches Fluent Bit directly, and performs no Leaks validation, so the required memory-safety pass can report success without running a checker. Use the suite's shared memory-check-aware manager or add equivalent LEAKS handling and result validation.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L122-L126
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In `@plugins/in_elasticsearch/in_elasticsearch_bulk_prot.c`:
- Around line 634-635: Update the response handling around process_ndpack and
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| send_response_ng(response, 400, NULL, "error: invalid bulk payload\n"); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Classify ingestion failures separately from parser failures.
in_elasticsearch_ingest_logs can return -1 when event or buffer allocation fails, and flb_input_log_append can propagate input or processor failures. process_ndpack returns these errors after parsing succeeds. The response branch maps every non-busy error to HTTP 400, so valid payloads can receive a client-error response for server-side ingestion failures. Distinguish parser errors from ingestion errors and return an appropriate server-side status for ingestion failures.
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In `@plugins/in_elasticsearch/in_elasticsearch_bulk_prot.c` around lines 634 -
635, Update the response handling around process_ndpack and send_response_ng so
parser failures retain HTTP 400, while ingestion or downstream input/processor
failures return an appropriate 5xx status; continue treating
FLB_INPUT_INGRESS_BUSY separately.
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Send an HTTP 400 response when Bulk API payload parsing fails. Previously these requests could wait until the connection I/O timeout without receiving a response. Preserve the existing busy-queue handling and responses for valid bulk items.
Validation: The baseline recovery test stalled while awaiting the rejected request's response. Array, map and mixed-nesting cases now assert HTTP 400 and continued ingestion, and passed normally and under strict Valgrind. Existing multiple-document and unknown-operation scenarios also passed both ways.
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Full PR-range commit-prefix lint, DCO and whitespace checks passed against fetched master. Code and regression tests are separate commits.
Compatibility: Malformed bulk payloads receive a prompt HTTP 400. Valid bulk responses, item-level errors and ingress-queue backpressure behavior are unchanged.
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