net-node: respond immediately to status POST diagnostic commands - #777
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Wake the existing one-in-flight publisher for commands and immutable retries without waiting for routine or API polling intervals. Preserve shared deadlines across channels, gzip/auth/fallback behavior, and publication revision state. Reject compressed oversized details with correlated errors and test JSON/protobuf commands, recovery and retry behavior. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: d2243398-6c36-4c3d-969e-7ed7bfb5b459
Enforce the existing 2 MiB limit only on WebSocket frames. HTTP keeps its existing 1 MiB compressed-body bound without an artificial decoded-message cap. Retain correlated bounded failures and cover large compressible HTTP responses plus actual oversized WebSocket delivery. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: d2243398-6c36-4c3d-969e-7ed7bfb5b459
This was referenced Sep 16, 2026
This was referenced Sep 16, 2026
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This PR was mistaken churn from splitting the lightweight-status work into unnecessarily small PRs. That was my mistake, not a requirement from the user. Its changes are preserved in #774 within the user-approved, consolidated 12-PR draft stack. Closing this superseded PR; the implementation is not being discarded, and nothing has been merged into main. |
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Scope
Stacked on #776. HTTP-only agents consume pending detail commands from normal status ACKs and immediately POST the correlated reply instead of waiting for another publication interval. Keeps one in-flight write, auth/direct-aggregated fallback, request deadlines, and separate detail/publication ACK ownership.
636 changed LOC, including the transport-limit correction: WebSocket uses its existing 2 MiB frame bound; HTTP uses its existing 1 MiB compressed-body bound, not an invented decoded cap. Oversized replies become correlated diagnostic errors. Both-disabled outbound publishers remain disabled and retain the local pull endpoint.
Validation
Node/controller/shared-status race suites and scoped lint including actionlint passed after stacking. Immediate wakeup, retry, ACK/capability, and transport-specific size behavior are covered. Default remains full until final activation.
Lightweight status draft stack
Base: #745. Each layer targets the preceding branch and remains draft.
#746 -> #747 -> #748 -> #750 -> #751 -> #752 -> #753 -> #754 -> #755 -> #756 -> #757 -> #758 -> #759 -> #760 -> #761 -> #762 -> #763 -> #764 -> #765 -> #766 -> #767 -> #768 -> #769 -> #770 -> #771 -> #772 -> #773 -> #774 -> #775 -> #776 -> #777 -> #778 -> #779 -> #780 -> #781 -> #782 -> #783 -> #784 -> #785 -> #786 -> #787 -> #788 -> #789 -> #790 -> #791 -> #792 -> #793 -> #794 -> #795 -> #796 -> #797 -> #798 -> #799