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supervisor_routes.go RawHistoryFolder

1package client
2
3import (
4	"errors"
5
6	"github.com/bnema/vev/internal/domain"
7	"github.com/bnema/vev/internal/ports"
8	"github.com/bnema/vev/internal/protocol"
9)
10
11// Routes and daemon navigation while attached.
12//
13// The supervisor publishes the client route ledger to the serving daemon after
14// the committed initial publication, whenever the attached session changes,
15// and on every broker publication. The daemon renders the status-bar MRU,
16// other-session bells, and the palette's remote, recent-route, and
17// create-on-host rows from it; it never monitors another daemon.
18//
19// The daemon never dials either. Its navigation requests reach the
20// supervisor, which settles them exactly like a picker commit: another tab of
21// the attached session switches in place with SelectTab, anything else detaches
22// cleanly and swaps through Connecting.
23//
24//   - RouteNavigationAction and RouteCreateSessionAction name a reference of
25//     the published ledger; the supervisor resolves it against the latest
26//     broker catalogue and answers a refusal with the typed failure the daemon
27//     turns into a toast.
28//   - An endpoint-empty AttachTarget names a lifecycle on the serving daemon
29//     itself (a stopped session or a close-and-dial handoff); the same-peer
30//     offer is confirmed by the worker in place.
31//
32// Every method runs on the supervisor's run goroutine.
33
34// publishRoutes rebuilds the ledger over the live attachment and hands a
35// changed snapshot, or the first one of this attachment, to its worker.
36func (s *Supervisor) publishRoutes(service ports.BrokerNavigator, run *attachmentRun, request ports.BrokerOpenStreamRequest) {
37	target, _, known := s.attachments.committedView()
38	if !known {
39		return
40	}
41	snapshot, changed := s.nav.buildRoutes(service.Snapshot(), routeActive{known: true, authority: requestAuthority(request), target: target})
42	if snapshot.Generation == 0 || (!changed && s.nav.routesSent == run.token) {
43		return
44	}
45	if s.attachments.publishRoutes(run.token, snapshot) {
46		s.nav.routesSent = run.token
47	}
48}
49
50func requestAuthority(request ports.BrokerOpenStreamRequest) routeAuthority {
51	if request.Local {
52		return routeAuthority{local: true}
53	}
54	return routeAuthority{endpoint: request.Endpoint}
55}
56
57// settleDaemonNavigation carries out one daemon navigation request over the
58// live attachment.
59func (s *Supervisor) settleDaemonNavigation(service ports.BrokerNavigator, overlay *attachmentPickerOverlay, message protocol.ServerMessage) {
60	target, ok := s.resolveDaemonNavigation(service, overlay.run.token, overlay.request, message)
61	if !ok {
62		return
63	}
64	if actionID := navigationCauseActionID(message); actionID != 0 && s.cfg.UI != nil {
65		s.cfg.UI.follow(overlay.run.fg.uiGeneration, actionID)
66	}
67	if s.nav.switchingInPlaceTo(target.request.Target) && target.tab.stopped == nil {
68		// The attachment is already switching there.
69		overlay.release(false)
70		return
71	}
72	if s.nav.inPlaceIdle() && sameAttachmentTarget(overlay.request, s.attachments.committedTargetOrZero(), target.request) && target.tab.stopped == nil {
73		_, current, _ := s.attachments.committedView()
74		if target.tab.preferred != "" && target.tab.preferred != current {
75			s.attachments.requestTabSelection(overlay.run.token, target.tab.preferred)
76		}
77		return
78	}
79	// A recent route on the serving daemon moves in place. A daemon handoff
80	// (AttachTarget) keeps close-and-dial: the daemon chose it on purpose.
81	if _, route := message.(protocol.RouteNavigationAction); route && overlay.tryInPlace(target) {
82		overlay.release(false)
83		return
84	}
85	if overlay.active {
86		overlay.exit()
87	}
88	s.nav.pendingSwap = &target
89	overlay.swapping = true
90	s.attachments.requestDetach(overlay.run.token)
91}
92
93func navigationCauseActionID(message protocol.ServerMessage) uint64 {
94	switch action := message.(type) {
95	case protocol.RouteNavigationAction:
96		return action.CauseActionID
97	case protocol.RouteCreateSessionAction:
98		return action.CauseActionID
99	case protocol.AttachTarget:
100		return action.CauseActionID
101	default:
102		return 0
103	}
104}
105
106// takeSettledNavigation adopts a navigation request the worker handed over
107// just before its attachment ended, such as a close-and-dial handoff whose
108// daemon detached the source right after sending it.
109func (s *Supervisor) takeSettledNavigation(service ports.BrokerNavigator, token AttachmentToken, request ports.BrokerOpenStreamRequest) {
110	message, ok := s.attachments.takeNavigation()
111	if !ok || s.nav.pendingSwap != nil {
112		return
113	}
114	if target, ok := s.resolveDaemonNavigation(service, token, request, message); ok {
115		if actionID := navigationCauseActionID(message); actionID != 0 && s.cfg.UI != nil {
116			s.cfg.UI.follow(s.cfg.UI.generation, actionID)
117		}
118		s.nav.pendingSwap = &target
119	}
120}
121
122// resolveDaemonNavigation turns one daemon request into an exact attachment
123// target. A refusal is answered on the attachment with the typed failure.
124func (s *Supervisor) resolveDaemonNavigation(service ports.BrokerNavigator, token AttachmentToken, request ports.BrokerOpenStreamRequest, message protocol.ServerMessage) (pickerAttachmentTarget, bool) {
125	switch typed := message.(type) {
126	case protocol.RouteNavigationAction:
127		fail := func(code protocol.RouteFailureCode) (pickerAttachmentTarget, bool) {
128			s.attachments.replyNavigation(token, protocol.RouteNavigationFailure{Key: typed.Key, Generation: typed.Generation, Code: code})
129			return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, false
130		}
131		routed, ok := s.nav.resolveRoute(protocol.RouteRef{Key: typed.Key, Generation: typed.Generation})
132		if !ok || routed.host {
133			return fail(protocol.RouteFailureStaleSelection)
134		}
135		target, err := s.resolveRouteSelection(service, pickerSelectionRef{
136			kind: pickerSelectionExact, local: routed.authority.local, endpoint: routed.authority.endpoint,
137			lifecycle: routed.target.LifecycleID, name: routed.target.SessionName,
138		})
139		if err != nil {
140			return fail(routeNavigationFailureCode(err))
141		}
142		return target, true
143	case protocol.RouteCreateSessionAction:
144		fail := func(code protocol.RouteFailureCode) (pickerAttachmentTarget, bool) {
145			s.attachments.replyNavigation(token, protocol.SessionCreationFailure{RequestID: typed.RequestID, Code: code})
146			return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, false
147		}
148		routed, ok := s.nav.resolveRoute(protocol.RouteRef{Key: typed.Key, Generation: typed.Generation})
149		if !ok {
150			return fail(protocol.RouteFailureStaleSelection)
151		}
152		target, err := s.resolveRouteSelection(service, pickerSelectionRef{
153			kind: pickerSelectionCreateNamed, local: routed.authority.local, endpoint: routed.authority.endpoint,
154			createName: typed.SessionName,
155		})
156		if err != nil {
157			return fail(routeNavigationFailureCode(err))
158		}
159		return target, true
160	case protocol.AttachTarget:
161		return s.resolveServingHandoff(service, request, typed)
162	default:
163		return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, false
164	}
165}
166
167// resolveServingHandoff resolves an endpoint-empty handoff: the serving
168// daemon itself named one of its own lifecycles, so the attachment's own
169// authority is kept and only the exact target and tab change. The daemon
170// revalidates the exact identity on Hello.
171func (s *Supervisor) resolveServingHandoff(service ports.BrokerNavigator, request ports.BrokerOpenStreamRequest, handoff protocol.AttachTarget) (pickerAttachmentTarget, bool) {
172	if handoff.Endpoint != "" || handoff.SessionTarget != nil || handoff.ExactTarget == nil || handoff.Intent != protocol.IntentAttach {
173		s.notifyPicker(domain.Notification{Code: domain.NoticeSessionUnavailable, Scope: "handoff", Severity: domain.NoticeWarn, Message: "the daemon asked for a destination this client cannot open"})
174		return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, false
175	}
176	stream, err := service.NextStreamID()
177	if err != nil {
178		return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, false
179	}
180	next := request
181	next.Stream = stream
182	next.Connection = service.ConnectionID()
183	next.Admission = ports.BrokerAdmissionExact
184	next.Target = *handoff.ExactTarget
185	next.Name = ""
186	next.Purpose = ports.BrokerStreamAttachment
187	next.StartMode = ports.BrokerDaemonStartIfNeeded
188	if next.Validate() != nil {
189		return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, false
190	}
191	return pickerAttachmentTarget{request: next, tab: attachmentTab{preferred: handoff.PreferredTabID}}, true
192}
193
194// resolveRouteSelection resolves one route through the same catalogue rules
195// as a picker commit, against the latest broker publication.
196func (s *Supervisor) resolveRouteSelection(service ports.BrokerNavigator, selection pickerSelectionRef) (pickerAttachmentTarget, error) {
197	stream, err := service.NextStreamID()
198	if err != nil {
199		return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, err
200	}
201	snapshot := service.Snapshot()
202	authority := pickerAuthorityInSnapshot(snapshot, selection)
203	if authority.found {
204		// The ledger keys a host by endpoint; the registration is the
205		// catalogue's current one.
206		selection.registration = authority.observation.Registration
207	}
208	base := pickerResolveBase{Connection: service.ConnectionID(), Stream: stream}
209	request, tab, err := resolvePickerTarget(snapshot.Epoch, authority, selection, base, true)
210	if err != nil {
211		return pickerAttachmentTarget{}, err
212	}
213	return pickerAttachmentTarget{request: request, tab: tab}, nil
214}
215
216func routeNavigationFailureCode(err error) protocol.RouteFailureCode {
217	var catalogueErr pickerCatalogueError
218	if errors.As(err, &catalogueErr) {
219		switch catalogueErr.Code {
220		case pickerCatalogueGone:
221			return protocol.RouteFailureNoSuchRoute
222		case pickerCatalogueReplaced:
223			return protocol.RouteFailureTargetChanged
224		case pickerCatalogueEpochStale:
225			return protocol.RouteFailureStaleSelection
226		}
227	}
228	return protocol.RouteFailureUnavailable
229}

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