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SPEC-v0.7 item 2. The gateway's rule for FAILED versus AMBIGUOUS moves to a core, stdlib module and the gateway calls the one implementation. - ctrlrun.transport: Transport and effect_state (the rule, moved from gateway/outcome.py), and HTTPConnection, HTTPSConnection and urlopen, which raise NotExecuted chained from the original exception only where a connection they opened failed before a request byte was handed to its socket. The mark is set in send, before the first byte and after any connect send triggers, and never cleared; a socket the connection did not open, or an opener the classifier did not build, disqualifies the claim. No redirect is followed and no status is ever NotExecuted. - The gateway's Transport is the core one and outcome._transport asks the core rule. gateway.transport.request offers the httpx mapping to an executor; the forwarder and request() share one observation function. The gateway's NotExecuted is chained from the httpx exception. - verify: G12 under ctrlrun.guarantees/v3, with a loopback peer verify binds itself and the refused connection as its control. The test suite's network guard is one definition and admits only a connect to a 127.0.0.1 port the process bound. - T220 to T231 in tests/test_transport.py, against real loopback sockets and a real TLS server; SPEC-v0.7 §12.2 records what building it settled.
Every false NotExecuted the review produced came from two connections in one effect: the first delivered the request, the second was refused and judged alone. These tests reproduce each case against a real peer that receives the whole request first (xmlrpc's retry, FancyURLopener, an opener that hops threads, a caller's opener around the classifier's own handler, an executor's retry-once loop, a nested protected call) and assert the answer is the original exception. They also pin: no claim outside an executor run; a thread claims only under the executor's context; an instrumented OpenerDirector.open no longer suppresses a true claim; the httpx variant's read timeout; httpx behind a proxy claims nothing; G12's new rows, each with a mutant that fails only there; and a network guard that records stream binds only and forgets closed ports.
The first independent review of item 2: three blocking findings, four smaller ones. - The stack heuristic that asked who built the opener is deleted. It saw only urllib's own opener on the current thread, so xmlrpc's retry, FancyURLopener, an opener that hops threads, and an executor's own retry-once loop each produced NotExecuted after a real peer had the whole request. Control now opens a register around every executor call; the classifier and the httpx variant mark it before their first byte, and a claim needs it unmarked as well as the connection's own evidence. Outside a run nothing is claimed. The register sees only this library's own sends, and the module, the class and SPEC §2.3 say so. - G12 gains three observable rows: a read timeout, a reused connection, and a second connection in one run. Each is where a different wrong classifier is wrong, and each has a mutant in T230 that fails only there. As first written G12 passed a classifier that ignored all of its evidence. - The httpx variant's timeout mapping had no test: a read timeout after a delivered request is now pinned through request(), the forwarder and the gateway. - Behind a proxy, httpx connect errors and proxy errors are an unknown outcome, matching §2.3's tunnel row. The gateway is stricter than 0.6.1 there, and the changelog says what changed. - The test network guard records only stream sockets it bound, forgets a port when its socket closes, and refuses datagram connects and sends.
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A run under load failed once on 3.11 and left no name. Three places depended on a busy machine scheduling a thread inside a short timeout: G12's read-timeout row now waits for its listener to report the request and only then shortens the socket's read timeout; G12's reused row runs its first exchange on the ordinary wait and shortens only the reconnect; and T221's backlog filler confirms a full queue with a probe of its own, since a filler that timed out because the machine was busy would leave a listener that still accepts and a test asserting nothing.
- A continuation exists only because the remote spoke, so a resumed leg can never say the remote did nothing. The kernel row: an executor delivers, suspends, the peer dies, and the continuation's refused connect must leave the record AMBIGUOUS with the retry refused. The gateway rows: an upstream that answered input_required and is holding the exchange, then a transport failure, a pre-dispatch JSON-RPC code and a 401 on the continuation, each recording AMBIGUOUS and relaying what the upstream said. Three controls assert the same answers on a first leg still record FAILED. - HTTPForwarder writes request bytes, so it marks the run it writes in. - A plain Thread does not copy the context, and it is what an executor reaches for: a request it delivers must stop its run from claiming. The cost is asserted too: a send that belongs to no run suppresses the claims of every run open at that moment. - The sibling-thread race is pinned as the disclosure describes it. - The httpx variant reads its proxies when the call starts, not when it fails. - G12's reused row must fail a classifier that keeps the register and drops the connection's own byte mark.
The second independent review of item 2: one blocking finding, five smaller ones. - A resumed leg was claiming NotExecuted although the remote had the request: a continuation exists only because the remote answered and is holding the exchange. Control.resume now opens its register already marked, and the gateway refuses to record FAILED for anything a continuation meets, the pre-dispatch JSON-RPC codes and the 401 rule included; the upstream's answer is still relayed unchanged. SPEC §12.2.9's paragraph said the opposite and is reversed, with §12.2.12 arguing the rule and the changelog naming what 0.6.1 did. - A send that belongs to no register now marks every open run. Not copying the context is Python's default, so an executor that hands its request to a worker thread was claiming that nothing happened. The cost, which is claims lost in unrelated concurrent runs, is asserted by a test and stated in the docstrings and §12.2.13. - HTTPForwarder marks the run it writes in, and only that one: the relayed traffic it also carries is never an effect. - G12's reused row delivers its first request before the attempt, so the connection's own byte mark is the only thing that can refuse the claim; a classifier that keeps the register and drops the mark now fails it. - The httpx variant reads whether a proxy is in use when the call begins, where the client takes its own proxies, not when it fails. - The sibling-thread race is pinned by a test so the disclosure cannot drift.
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The third review round, all three non-blocking. - Control.resume's docstring said a resumption decides nothing differently, and it now does: the mapping is shared, but a continuation leg can never record FAILED. That docstring is where an operator reads this rather than the specification, so it says so, and says that an executor's own NotExecuted is still believed. - _closed gets its own finally and runs before the context variable is reset. Not reachable today, and it is the one piece of global mutable state here: a run left open would be marked by every context-less send for the life of the process. - The continuation rule also overrides an operator's not_executed_on_error, which SPEC-v0.2 §3.1 makes their claim to make. That is correct, because the assertion is about the call the tool answers and a continuation is not the call that carries the effect, but it was not written down: §12.2.12 and the changelog now name it, and a fourth T231b row drives it through a real upstream.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds transport classification with executor-wide byte tracking, updates gateway continuation handling, introduces guarantees G12, G15, and G16, and updates specifications, network guards, workflow assertions, and guarantee-count tests. ChangesTransport classification and verification
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CI found this on Linux after a clean macOS run and a clean review round. The reused row closed its listener and re-bound the port with SO_REUSEADDR to stop another process taking it. On Linux the port is still held by the connection it served, so bind answers EADDRINUSE whatever SO_REUSEADDR says, verify raised an internal error, and ctrlrun verify exited 3 on every Linux run, for every document, on a correct kernel: 62 tests red, the cookbook recipe and test_observe among them. No port is re-bound after being served now. The row reconnects to the socket §12.2.1 already describes, bound by verify and never listened on, which is refused at once on Linux, dropped on macOS, and cannot pass to another process. The connection's target is nothing to do with what the row asserts, which is that an object that has already offered a byte does not claim when its next connect fails, so the row keeps its whole meaning and loses the platform dependency. §12.2.11 says what happened and §12.2.1 now names the one mechanism all three failing-connect rows use. Also moves _LOOPBACK's comment back to _LOOPBACK: the merge splice left it in the class body above G13's header.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 62: Update the external-opener statement in the changelog to distinguish
caller-built openers that use a fresh classifier connection: an only connection
failure before any bytes in an unmarked executor run can produce NotExecuted,
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In `@src/ctrlrun/gateway/transport.py`:
- Line 153: Update request() and HTTPForwarder client construction to capture
the effective proxy configuration once, use that snapshot when constructing
httpx.Client with trust_env=False, and classify connectivity from the same
snapshot. Ensure pooled and fresh forwarder paths follow this behavior, and add
deterministic race coverage for request() and both HTTPForwarder client paths.
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Correct the external-opener statement.
Line 62 says an opener that the classifier did not build always preserves the original exception. That is not the final rule. A caller-built opener can still use a fresh classifier connection and receive NotExecuted when its only connection fails before any byte in an unmarked executor run. Distinguish that case from redirects or retries after a prior send.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md` at line 62, Update the external-opener statement in the
changelog to distinguish caller-built openers that use a fresh classifier
connection: an only connection failure before any bytes in an unmarked executor
run can produce NotExecuted, while redirects or retries after a prior send
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When another thread changes the proxy environment between _through_a_proxy() and httpx.Client(...), proxied can disagree with HTTPX's route. A proxy-path ConnectError can then become Transport.NEVER_CONNECTED, causing request() to raise NotExecuted and permit a retry. The same mismatch can affect HTTPForwarder's fresh path, while its pooled client reads the environment during __init__, before line 323.
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In `@src/ctrlrun/gateway/transport.py` at line 153, Update request() and
HTTPForwarder client construction to capture the effective proxy configuration
once, use that snapshot when constructing httpx.Client with trust_env=False, and
classify connectivity from the same snapshot. Ensure pooled and fresh forwarder
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_getaddrinfo to replace and refuse socket.gethostbyname(),
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Item 4 added T252: a catalogue title wider than report._TITLE_WIDTH breaks the CLI table's alignment. G12's was 48 characters against 32, the only one over, and the merge is where the two met. The full sentence, a byte written and the peer killed is AMBIGUOUS and never FAILED, is in §8.9 and in the row's descends_from; the title is the table's line.
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CI on Linux caught G12's "always claims" mutant with the read-timeout row rather than the reset row, under a different sentence, and the test asserts the sentence because the status alone cannot tell one wrong classifier from another. The cause is not the merge and not the kernel: a peer that resets after reading surfaces that reset from the response read on macOS and from the send on Linux. The double wrapped only the read, so on Linux the reset row had nothing wrong with it to catch. It now claims from both calls, which is what "a classifier that guesses" means, and the intended row catches it on either platform. §12.2.11 records the lesson: a double that models a wrong classifier has to be wrong everywhere the failure can land, or it tests the platform.
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v0.7 item 2 (SPEC-v0.7 §2, G12).
FAILEDversusAMBIGUOUSis the one decision this project exists to get right, and the kernel does not make it: the user's executor does. The correct rule was already written and implemented in the gateway'soutcome.py, reachable only by installingctrlrun[gateway], while@protect, the surface the README leads with, got a docstring. One rule, one implementation, reachable from core.What it does
ctrlrun.transportin core, stdlib only, forurllibandhttp.client. The pure rule moves out ofgateway/outcome.py, which now imports it: a test asserts both reach the same function object, not merely equal behaviour.NotExecutedchained from the original only when non-execution is proven, and otherwise re-raises the original exception untouched, which the kernel already recordsAMBIGUOUS. No new error type, no third outcome, no parameter that can change a classification.NotExecutedfrom the classifier. HTTP has no protocol-defined "rejected before dispatch" answer.What three review rounds found, all on real sockets
Round 1 broke the first design outright. The call-stack heuristic produced false
NotExecutedon requests the peer had received, viaxmlrpc.client's built-in retry,FancyURLopener, abuild_openerhandler on a worker thread, and the ordinary "retry once on reset" loop. Each wrote a confidentfailedreceipt for an effect that may have happened. The heuristic is gone, replaced by a register scoped to one executor run.Round 2 found the register still let a resumed leg claim: a continuation exists only because the remote spoke, so it can never truthfully say the remote did nothing. Reproduced at both surfaces, including a real MCP upstream holding the exchange after answering
input_required. This was shipped behaviour in 0.6.1: the gateway answered-41011, recordedFAILED, and permitted a retry. A resumed run now starts marked, and the rule is general: on a continuation leg nothing may claimFAILED, including the pre-dispatch codes, the401rule and the operator's ownnot_executed_on_error.Round 3 was clean, after attacking three legs, resumption in another process, a fresh connection, a protocol bypass that drops the continuation token, and a stress run of 8 threads × 30 protected runs.
The limits, stated in the code and the spec
The register sees only this library's own sends. An executor that sends part of an effect through another transport, or on a thread that did not copy the context, and then uses the classifier, can be handed a claim true of these connections and false of the effect. The plain-
Threadcase is closed by having a send with no register mark every open run (fail-closed: it costs claims, never safety). The sibling-thread race remains and is pinned by a test so the disclosure cannot drift.Operator-visible change
A gateway in front of an upstream that elicits will now need
ctrlrun resolvewhere 0.6.1 permitted a retry. That is the intended trade: the upstream received the request. The CHANGELOG says what 0.6.1 did.Evidence
test_transport.pyis 124 tests, passing on 3.11 to 3.13; on 3.14 one skips becauseFancyURLopenerwas removed.Merge notes
mainmoved four times under this branch. Two resolutions were more than mechanical: the executor call now nests item 3's token binding inside this item's register (both items' tests pass), andverify/scenarios.pywas spliced so class methods stay in id order. Both are called out for the reviewer.apiandreadinessdrift; item 6 regenerates, andrender_apistill does not enumeratectrlrun.transport, so those pages need adding.Summary by CodeRabbit
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