feat(spider-scheduler): Add the dispatch queue for the resource-group-round-robin scheduler core. - #449
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WalkthroughAdded a resource-group dispatch queue subsystem. It provides per-group assignment queues, broadcast hints, session-aware registry management, queue closure handling, stale-hint cleanup, and comprehensive tests. ChangesResource-group dispatch queues
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to If a dispatch consumer is cancelled after receiving a hint, the queue may stop issuing hints for otherwise pending assignments until the next session reset. The change is otherwise mergeable, but this cancellation path needs explicit owner awareness and follow-up. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RgDispatchQueueWriter
participant DispatchQueueRegistry
participant Hint
participant RgDispatchQueueReader
RgDispatchQueueWriter->>DispatchQueueRegistry: publish assignment hint
DispatchQueueRegistry-->>RgDispatchQueueReader: next_hint()
RgDispatchQueueReader->>Hint: consume_and_try_recv()
Hint-->>RgDispatchQueueReader: TaskAssignment or None
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This error is not just used in the reader side, but also the writer side.
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Haven't self-reviewd this test mod yet. May publish some more cleaning commits.
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components/spider-scheduler/src/core_impl/resource_group_round_robin/dispatch_queue.rs (1)
86-145: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftConsider restoring the hint count when a hint is dropped unspent.
Hinthas noDropimplementation, so a dropped hint never withdraws its increment. If a general execution manager is cancelled afternext_hintresolves,living_hintfor that group stays permanently raised.try_make_hintthen returnsNonewhileliving_hint >= queue_len, so the group's queued assignments can stay uncovered for the rest of the session, with no signal and no recovery path other than a session bump.The current design makes the "drop a hint you must not act on" path cheap, and the doc comments state the invariant clearly. An alternative is a
Dropimpl that decrements unless the hint was spent, which keeps the accounting self-healing:♻️ Sketch of a self-healing hint
pub(super) fn consume_and_try_recv(self) -> Option<TaskAssignment> { - self.reader.inner.decrement_living_hint(); - self.reader.inner.receiver.try_recv().ok() + let assignment = self.reader.inner.receiver.try_recv().ok(); + // `Drop` performs the single decrement for both the spent and the dropped path. + assignment } + +impl Drop for Hint { + fn drop(&mut self) { + self.reader.inner.decrement_living_hint(); + } +}If the deliberate discard path must stay free of any withdrawal, keep the current code. In that case, please make the cancellation window explicit in the future consumer, because the invariant then lives entirely in the call site.
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- Around line 86-145: Update Hint accounting so dropping an unspent Hint
restores the resource group’s living-hint count, while consume_and_try_recv
marks the hint spent before decrementing exactly once. Preserve the existing
stale and closed-queue behavior, and ensure the cancellation path in the future
consumer cannot leave living_hint permanently overstated.
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| /// * [`SchedulerError::DispatchQueueClosed`] if either queue this publication writes into is | ||
| /// closed: the group's dispatch queue, in which case no hint is published, or the broadcast | ||
| /// queue, in which case the assignment is queued but uncovered. The two are indistinguishable | ||
| /// to the caller, and a running scheduler never observes the latter: the registry holds both | ||
| /// ends of the broadcast queue, so it can only close once the registry itself is gone, i.e. | ||
| /// once the scheduler is shutting down; the error is unreachable in a running scheduler but | ||
| /// stays fatal to the core. |
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Description
This is the second piece of the
resource_group_round_robinscheduler core, following the job registry in #444. It lands the dispatch queue subsystem: every channel an assignment or a hint travels through on its way from the core to an execution manager. The core and the dispatch service that use it follow in later PRs, so nothing is wired up and no behaviour changes.The existing
round_robincore is untouched.What the module is
Four types, in one module:
DispatchQueueRegistry— the shared handle. OneArcdeep, so a clone is one pointer to one allocation holding the per-group table, aSessionTrackerclone, and both ends of the broadcast queue.RgDispatchQueueReader— the read side of one resource group's queue. A pinned execution manager blocks onrecv_pinned.Hint— what a general execution manager receives from the broadcast queue. It names a resource group; it carries no assignment.RgDispatchQueueWriter— the write side, which the core's scheduling unit owns. Its whole surface istry_sendandqueue_len.An assignment is stored exactly once, in the queue of the resource group that owns it. Hints carry no payload, which is what makes exactly-once dispatch structural rather than protocol-enforced.
The design decisions worth reviewing
A hint can be spent at most once, and the type says so.
Hint's field and constructor are both module-private, so the only way to hold one is to have received it from the broadcast queue — no holder of a reader can wrap one.consume_and_try_recvtakesself, andHintis deliberately neitherClonenorCopy, so spending the same hint twice is a compile error rather than a convention.RgDispatchQueueReaderhas no spend at all: the pinned path, which holds a reader and nothing else, has no route to a group's hint counter. That is the accident this shape exists to prevent — an earlier revision put the spend on the reader, where any holder could decrement a count it had no claim on.Dropping a hint unspent stays possible, and is relied upon: the dispatch service inspects
session_id()and lets a stale-session hint go without touching any counter. There is deliberately noDropimpl.try_sendpublishes the assignment and decides its hint as one operation. Three orderings used to be obligations on the call site: the assignment must reach the queue before the queue's occupancy is sampled; the occupancySmust be sampled before the hint countH; and a hint that has been taken out must be sent rather than dropped. All three are now internal to one method, so there is one body to review instead of every caller.try_make_hintis private andtry_sendis its only caller.The registry owns both ends of the broadcast queue, which has two consequences worth checking:
next_hinttherefore takes await_time, exactly asrecv_pinneddoes.cleardrains it as well as clearing the table, and does so after the clear, which makes the postcondition unconditional: once the table is empty, every hint the queue could still hold names a group that is already gone.Every queue in the subsystem is unbounded. The admission threshold is what limits a group's occupancy, so a channel bound would be a second, redundant limit whose only possible effect is to reject a send the design's coverage proof requires to succeed.
Groups are stamped with the session at creation. The registry holds a
SessionTrackerclone and reads it itself, so no caller passes a session id in. The two accessors create a group on demand through one privateget_or_create, which is the single place the stamp is applied.Error handling
try_sendreuses the existingSchedulerError::DispatchQueueClosed— no new variant. Its docstring is widened to cover both queues, which is the only change toerror.rs.Both closures report the same error because no caller can act on the difference: both are fatal to the core, neither leaves anything to recover, and the broadcast one cannot arise in a running scheduler at all. An earlier revision gave the broadcast case its own variant; it named a distinction that was simultaneously unreachable and unactionable.
A note on the file name
core_impl/resource_group_round_robin/dispatch_queue.rscoexists with the crate-rootsrc/dispatch_queue.rs, which holds theDispatchQueueHandletrait. That is intended rather than an oversight: the registry will implement that trait in a later PR, which is also whytry_sendreturnsSchedulerError— the vocabulary the trait already documents for this condition.Visibility and the dead-code expectation
Every item is
pub(super): visible throughoutresource_group_round_robinso the forthcoming core can use it, and no wider. Nothing is re-exported fromcore_impl, so none of this reachesspider_scheduler's public API.Because the consumer has not landed, the module reads as dead to the compiler. Unlike the job registry, its own tests exercise every item, so a bare
#[expect(dead_code)]would be unfulfilled undercfg(test)and fire the very lint it suppresses. The declaration is therefore conditional:expectrather thanallowfor the same reason as #444: once the core uses the queues, the expectation becomes unfulfilled and the compiler prints the reason as the instruction to delete the line.What deliberately does not change
Please read these as decisions rather than as misses:
impl DispatchQueueHandle. The registry is shaped to implement it —next_hint,get_dispatch_queue_readerand the session tracker are the pieces it needs — but the impl, and the wrapper type pairing the registry with the reschedule queue, land in a later PR.SchedulerConfiggains no variant,scheduler.yamlgains no key, and no code path outside the module's own tests reaches it.spider-coreis untouched.SessionTrackeris used as it already exists; no method was added to it.dashmapmoves from[dev-dependencies]to[dependencies], now thatDashMapappears in non-test code.Checklist
breaking change.
Validation performed
try_sendpublishes a hint only while the group's queue is uncovered), the pinned and general read paths, thatclearboth drops every group and drains the broadcast queue, that a group re-created after a session advance carries the new session, and that both closure paths surfaceDispatchQueueClosed.Summary by CodeRabbit
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