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Summary

Retire a proxy-injected previous_response_id as soon as upstream explicitly denies it, while preserving the bridge's existing downstream error contract and avoiding a server-side redispatch.

Problem

When upstream returns previous_response_not_found for an anchor injected by the HTTP Responses bridge, the denied id can remain in both the durable continuity row and the live session. A later reattach injects that dead id again; context trimming then sends only a suffix, the upstream emits no visible response, and repeated eventless failures can open the retry circuit and surface as 503s. Anchored recovery retries also lost the proxy-injected provenance, so the denial could not be attributed to the bridge.

What this fixes

  • Retires only the denied proxy-injected anchor on the first explicit denial, with owner/generation fences so a concurrent completion's newer anchor is preserved.
  • Publishes a bounded session-local denial tombstone before the durable await and revalidates prepared requests immediately before dispatch, so an already-captured denied id cannot be redispatched.
  • Applies the same retirement to grouped fan-out settlement, preserves denial generations across detached/successor session races, and keeps bookkeeping best-effort.
  • Keeps the denied-anchor fence active until the response alias is actually unregistered, retrying alias cleanup after a transient registry failure.
  • Carries proxy-injected anchor provenance (including full-resend shape) onto anchored recovery retries.
  • Propagates a successful durable clear into the scheduled alias-only retry, so a registry failure cannot cause a second durable clear.
  • Removes stale process-local owner-map entries when the same denied response rebinds to its durable owner, without clearing the durable fence.
  • Leaves client-supplied anchors, delta-only payloads, APIs, schemas, settings, and the downstream denial contract unchanged.

What is now possible

After one upstream denial, the bridge can fail the stale prepared request closed without sending another frame, clear the dead proxy-owned continuity carrier, and let the client's next turn proceed using the history the client supplies. The bridge no longer needs to redispatch a refused anchor or enter the eventless retry-circuit path solely because that anchor was retained, even when local alias cleanup transiently fails or a session changes from local to durable ownership.

Type of change

  • fix: — bug fix (no behavior change beyond the bug)
  • feat: — new user-facing feature or capability
  • refactor: — internal refactor (no behavior change, no API change)
  • docs: — documentation only
  • chore: / ci: / build: — tooling, CI, packaging
  • test: — test-only change
  • Breaking change

Linked issue: Refs #1852

This is the beta.4-based replacement for the stale implementation proposed in #1879. #1879 is intentionally left untouched while this replacement is reviewed; this PR does not add a comment there.

OpenSpec

  • This PR includes / updates an OpenSpec change
  • This PR touches a codex-faithful path and preserves upstream-equivalent behavior

Change directory: openspec/changes/invalidate-denied-bridge-anchor/

Governing capability: openspec/specs/responses-api-compat/spec.md

Changes

  • Add fenced durable and in-memory retirement for proxy-injected denied anchors.
  • Add tombstone publication, generation retention, and immediate pre-dispatch denial checks.
  • Preserve anchor provenance through recovery retries.
  • Retry response-alias unregister after a durable clear without releasing the denied-anchor fence prematurely.
  • Preserve the durable-clear result across scheduled alias-only retries.
  • Remove stale local owner-map aliases during local-to-durable rebinds while retaining the durable fence.
  • Add unit and integration regressions for denial, cancellation, fan-out, detached-session, sibling-advance, alias-cleanup, owner-rebind, and dispatch-race paths.

Simplicity

  • New behavior works with zero configuration; no new setting or setup step.
  • No README, .env.example, dashboard navigation, dependency, migration, or schema changes.

Test plan

Exact candidate: cd523f67ec4799c978d295f2ace046ccad954f95 (tree 5e0870c11dd794c081f099081007e29bed9ee62b).

  • Full tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py: 663 passed; one known unrelated baseline fixture failure (file_account_pins table is absent in test_stream_via_http_bridge_fails_closed_before_file_affinity_when_previous_response_owner_misses).
  • Denied-anchor unit selection: 12 passed.
  • Durable bridge session tests: 61 passed.
  • Ruff lint and format checks: passed.
  • Full ty check: passed.
  • Proxy architecture check: passed.
  • git diff --check: passed.
  • Strict targeted OpenSpec validation for invalidate-denied-bridge-anchor: passed.
  • Full OpenSpec validation (validate --specs): 57 passed, 0 failed.
  • Current candidate includes regressions for successful durable-clear state propagation, local-to-durable owner-map rebinding, and owner-epoch changes during retry backoff.

Screenshots / output

Not applicable; this is a bridge protocol/lifecycle fix with no dashboard-visible surface.

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  • Title is in Conventional Commits format (<type>(<scope>)?: <subject>).
  • Linked the related issue / discussion above.
  • Added or updated tests covering the change.
  • Ran the relevant lint, type, architecture, diff, and OpenSpec gates locally.
  • Simplicity gates reviewed.
  • CHANGELOG is not edited by hand.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Prevented rejected proxy continuity anchors from being reused or re-injected.
    • Added fail-closed handling for stale anchors, returning the existing stream_incomplete response.
    • Improved durable and in-memory cleanup, retry handling, and race protection after upstream previous_response_not_found errors.
    • Preserved request content and recovery continuity while removing only invalid anchors.
    • Added diagnostics identifying rejected anchors as proxy-generated.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive coverage for anchor retirement, lifecycle races, retries, cleanup failures, and recovery scenarios.

kevinsslin and others added 10 commits August 24, 2026 18:18
An upstream `previous_response_not_found` against a proxy-injected
`previous_response_id` is a verdict about the anchor, but nothing acts on it.
Anchor poisoning only scores reader failures whose detail is `stream_incomplete`
or `stream_idle_timeout`, and a denial arrives as a terminal upstream event, so
it contributes nothing at any poison threshold. The dead id therefore survives
in the durable row and in the session, the fresh-reattach path injects it into
the next turn, and the store-context trim strips the resent history against it.
Upstream then receives a suffix of the conversation behind an id it has already
refused, never emits `response.created`, and the attempt presents as an
eventless failure. Two of those open the retry circuit and the client gets a
503.

Retire the anchor on the first denial instead, clearing the durable continuity
record and the in-memory anchor together, and skip it when a sibling request has
already advanced the anchor past the denied id. Client-supplied anchors are left
alone.

Also carry `proxy_injected_previous_response_id` onto the anchored recovery
retry state. Without it a denial of the replayed anchor is not attributable to
the proxy, so the retirement above cannot fire on the path that needs it most.
The same gap reports `previous_response_source=client_supplied` for ids no
client sent and keeps `_http_bridge_request_state_wedged_reattach` from
recognising the reattach shape it exists to catch.

No new dispatch is added: the following turn is the client's own, with the
history the client sends, so no forked child response can be created against a
parent this proxy cannot observe. The downstream contract is unchanged, so
clients keep their anchor and are not driven into a full-history resend.

Refs Soju06#1852

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review follow-up on three real gaps.

Restrict retirement to anchors injected onto a full-resend-shaped payload.
A delta-only request has no other way to convey prior context once its anchor
is gone, which is the rule the expired-anchor path already applies before it
clears durable continuity. Carry the companion
`proxy_injected_anchor_had_full_resend_payload` flag onto the anchored recovery
retry state alongside the provenance flag, so a replayed anchor keeps the shape
that decides whether it may be retired.

Retire the anchor from the grouped fan-out branch too. When one denial settles
several requests sharing an anchor, that branch returns before the
single-request path, so the shared anchor survived exactly the fan-out failure.

Make retirement best-effort. It is bookkeeping, and a failure must not change
how the denial reaches the client.

Also record in the spec what the implementation actually guarantees: the
durable clear is attempted and the in-memory clear is unconditional, because
dropping one carrier strictly reduces the ways a denied id can come back. An
unconfirmed durable clear is not reported as a retirement, and the surviving
durable record re-injects the id on a later turn, which is denied again and
re-enters this path.

Refs Soju06#1852

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The HTTP bridge retires denied proxy-injected anchors, tracks denial generations and request pins, propagates anchor provenance through recovery, and rejects stale anchors before upstream dispatch. Durable cleanup uses ownership and response-ID checks.

Changes

Denied bridge anchor invalidation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Fence state and contracts
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/support.py, openspec/changes/invalidate-denied-bridge-anchor/*
The bridge records denied-anchor generations, request pins, ownership, and provenance across retries and lifecycle changes. OpenSpec requirements define the fence and recovery behavior.
Durable retirement and ownership cleanup
app/modules/proxy/durable_bridge_*.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/{protocol,session_registry,upstream_events}.py
Denied anchors are conditionally cleared from durable state. Matching aliases are unregistered, ownership changes clear stale fence state, and failed cleanup schedules retries.
Anchor provenance through recovery
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/{request_submit,streaming}.py
Proxy-injected anchor state is bound centrally and preserved through recovery, trimming, replay, and account-switch transitions.
Fail-closed dispatch and validation
app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/{request_submit,streaming}.py, tests/integration/test_http_responses_bridge.py, tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py
Requests with denied or advanced anchors return 502 stream_incomplete before upstream dispatch. Tests cover cleanup, races, owner changes, recovery, and unanchored resend behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to cd523

The PR retires denied proxy-owned anchors and prevents their redispatch, reducing repeated eventless failures and 503s. A stale cleanup path can still consume its retry schedule and emit error logs, while one race regression does not fully prove dispatch ordering; the change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant HTTPBridge
  participant Upstream
  participant DurableBridgeRepository
  participant SessionRegistry
  Client->>HTTPBridge: submit request with proxy-injected anchor
  HTTPBridge->>Upstream: dispatch anchored request
  Upstream-->>HTTPBridge: previous_response_not_found
  HTTPBridge->>DurableBridgeRepository: clear matching durable anchor
  HTTPBridge->>SessionRegistry: unregister matching alias
  HTTPBridge-->>Client: stream_incomplete or unanchored recovery result
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app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py (1)

630-680: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider skipping the alias unregister when the durable clear is still fenced.

Line 665 calls _unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id on every retry iteration, including iterations where cleared is None. The operation is idempotent, so there is no correctness defect. Moving the call inside the if cleared is not None: block would avoid repeated lock acquisition on the session registry across the nine retry delays.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py` around lines 630 -
680, The _retry_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear function should only call
_unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id after the durable anchor clear
succeeds, indicated by cleared being non-None. Move the unregister operation and
its exception handling inside the existing if cleared is not None block, while
preserving cancellation propagation and the subsequent anchor cleanup.
app/modules/proxy/durable_bridge_repository.py (1)

987-989: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Reload the row with populate_existing=True.

self._session.get() returns an identity-mapped instance without re-reading the row. The sibling helper _execute_fenced_session_update passes populate_existing=True at Line 2194 for that reason. Today the coordinator opens a fresh AsyncSession per call, so the identity map is empty and the behavior is correct. If this repository method is ever called on a session that already loaded the same HttpBridgeSessionRecord, the returned snapshot would still report the pre-clear latest_response_id. Align with the existing invariant.

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-            row = await self._session.get(HttpBridgeSessionRecord, session_id)
+            row = await self._session.get(HttpBridgeSessionRecord, session_id, populate_existing=True)
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In `@app/modules/proxy/durable_bridge_repository.py` around lines 987 - 989,
Update the HttpBridgeSessionRecord lookup in the surrounding repository method
to use populate_existing=True, ensuring the row is reloaded from the database
before _to_snapshot(row) runs; match the existing behavior in
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tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py (1)

732-757: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Replace the asyncio.sleep(0) handoffs with explicit synchronization.

Lines 740 and 752 use a single event-loop tick to advance two freshly created tasks to their first await. That ordering is not guaranteed. If either coroutine gains an extra await before its first checkpoint, the intended interleaving changes silently and published_while_send_section_active is False can hold for the wrong reason, because the invalidate task would not have started at all. The regression would then pass while proving nothing.

test_stream_via_http_bridge_fences_detached_denial_after_absent_session_capture at Line 11496 already uses the robust pattern: an asyncio.Event pair plus asyncio.wait_for. Apply the same approach here so the test asserts a real ordering rather than an incidental one.

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In `@tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py` around lines 732 - 757, Replace both
asyncio.sleep(0) scheduling handoffs in the test with explicit asyncio.Event
synchronization, following the established pattern in
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Nitpick comments:
In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py`:
- Around line 630-680: The _retry_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear function
should only call _unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id after the durable
anchor clear succeeds, indicated by cleared being non-None. Move the unregister
operation and its exception handling inside the existing if cleared is not None
block, while preserving cancellation propagation and the subsequent anchor
cleanup.

In `@app/modules/proxy/durable_bridge_repository.py`:
- Around line 987-989: Update the HttpBridgeSessionRecord lookup in the
surrounding repository method to use populate_existing=True, ensuring the row is
reloaded from the database before _to_snapshot(row) runs; match the existing
behavior in _execute_fenced_session_update.

In `@tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py`:
- Around line 732-757: Replace both asyncio.sleep(0) scheduling handoffs in the
test with explicit asyncio.Event synchronization, following the established
pattern in
test_stream_via_http_bridge_fences_detached_denial_after_absent_session_capture.
Ensure each task signals when it reaches the intended checkpoint, await those
signals with asyncio.wait_for, and preserve the ordering needed to verify
publication does not occur while the send section is active.

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Addressed all three CodeRabbit review comments in ed71a20: alias unregister now runs only after a successful durable clear, the repository reload uses populate_existing=True, and the lifecycle race test uses explicit waiter synchronization instead of event-loop ticks. Focused denied-anchor tests: 7 passed; durable-session tests: 61 passed; Ruff, format, ty, proxy architecture, diff check, and strict targeted OpenSpec all pass.

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1214-1241: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Run alias removal only after durable retirement succeeds.

Line 1216 runs _unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id even when the durable clear returns None or raises. In that case, Lines 1232-1241 schedule a retry, but the local alias has already been removed while the durable denied anchor remains.

If ownership changes before the retry succeeds, a successor can reload and inject the denied durable anchor again. Call _unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id only when cleared is true, or when no durable owner exists.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py` around lines 1214
- 1241, Guard the _unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id call in the
cleanup finally block so it runs only when cleared is true or no durable owner
exists. Preserve the existing retry scheduling for failed durable clears,
keeping the local alias until durable retirement succeeds.
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Addressed the current CodeRabbit Major finding from review 5010451909 in b9c9efee662b50fff338993b50dcf7a3615392a1.

  • _invalidate_denied_http_bridge_anchor now unregisters the in-memory response alias only when durable retirement succeeds (cleared) or there is no durable owner. If the fenced durable clear returns no row or raises, the alias remains available for the existing bounded durable-clear retry.
  • Added a regression assertion that a fenced durable-clear failure keeps resp_denied in the local alias set and does not call unregister.

Exact-head proof for b9c9efee662b50fff338993b50dcf7a3615392a1 (tree 41de53f1ecfcbcbdd69083e44da2c1c1f236ee0a):

  • Denied-anchor unit subset: 7 passed.
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  • Ruff lint and format checks: passed.
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  • git diff --check: passed.
  • Strict targeted OpenSpec validation: passed.
  • Full tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py: 659 passed and one pre-existing fixture failure in test_stream_via_http_bridge_fails_closed_before_file_affinity_when_previous_response_owner_misses (file_account_pins table is absent); this is unrelated to the touched code and was already present on the prior reviewed head.

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664-677: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Keep the denied-anchor fence until alias unregister succeeds.

cleared only confirms durable cleanup. If _unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id fails, session.previous_response_ids can still contain the denied alias, but both paths release the fence and do not schedule an alias-unregister retry. Gate fence release on successful unregister or add a separate retry. Add a regression test.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py` around lines 664 -
677, The denied-anchor fence must remain active when
_unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id fails, since the denied alias may
still exist. Update the cleanup flow around
_unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id so
session.denied_proxy_injected_anchor_ids and its generation, plus
_forget_http_bridge_denied_anchor_fence, are updated only after successful
unregister; otherwise preserve or schedule retry handling. Add a regression test
covering unregister failure and confirming the fence remains until cleanup
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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py`:
- Around line 664-677: The denied-anchor fence must remain active when
_unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id fails, since the denied alias may
still exist. Update the cleanup flow around
_unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id so
session.denied_proxy_injected_anchor_ids and its generation, plus
_forget_http_bridge_denied_anchor_fence, are updated only after successful
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Addressed the current CodeRabbit Major finding from review 5010523444 in d84f2285bb3ed42948b2fdb21bfd197e4ecac4d0.

  • The retry now remembers a successful durable clear and retries alias unregister independently, without re-clearing the durable row.
  • The denied-anchor tombstone and global fence are released only after alias unregister succeeds.
  • The initial retirement path keeps the fence when alias unregister fails and schedules the existing bounded cleanup retry.
  • Added regression coverage proving the fence survives an alias-unregister failure and is released only after a later successful unregister.

Exact-head proof for d84f2285bb3ed42948b2fdb21bfd197e4ecac4d0 (tree 61742386cbdae3c363f618c8114673c001c7b72f):

  • Denied-anchor unit/integration selection: 9 passed.
  • Ruff lint and format checks: passed.
  • Changed-file ty check: passed.
  • Proxy architecture check: passed.
  • git diff --check: passed.
  • Strict targeted OpenSpec validation: passed.

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Additional exact-head verification for d84f2285bb3ed42948b2fdb21bfd197e4ecac4d0:

  • Full tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py: 660 passed; one known unrelated baseline file_account_pins fixture failure.
  • Durable bridge session tests: 61 passed.

The PR description now reflects this exact head/tree and the alias-fence fix.

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641-668: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve the completed durable-clear phase for alias retries.

If the durable clear succeeds and alias unregister fails, Line 1230 schedules a new retry. The new retry starts with durable_cleared = False. It then calls clear_live_session_response_anchor_if_matches again. The already-cleared anchor no longer matches, so Lines 666-667 continue before alias unregister at Line 670. The alias, denial tombstone, and denial fence remain until the retry budget ends.

Pass the successful durable-clear state into _schedule_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear_retry, or schedule an alias-only retry.

Proposed fix
 async def _retry_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear(
     service: Any,
     session: Any,
     *,
+    durable_cleared: bool = False,
     session_id: str,
     ...
 ) -> None:
-    durable_cleared = False
     for delay_seconds in _HTTP_BRIDGE_DENIED_ANCHOR_CLEAR_RETRY_DELAYS:
 def _schedule_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear_retry(
     service: Any,
     session: Any,
     *,
+    durable_cleared: bool = False,
     response_id: str,
     ...
 ) -> None:
     task = asyncio.create_task(
         _retry_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear(
             service,
             session,
+            durable_cleared=durable_cleared,
             ...
         ),
     )
 _schedule_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear_retry(
     service,
     session,
+    durable_cleared=cleared,
     response_id=denied_response_id,
     ...
 )

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py` around lines 641 -
668, Preserve the successful durable-clear state when scheduling denied HTTP
bridge anchor retries: update _schedule_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear_retry
and its callers to accept and propagate that state, or create an alias-only
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after a successful clear and still execute alias unregister and related cleanup,
including the retry scheduled near the alias-unregister failure flow.
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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py`:
- Around line 641-668: Preserve the successful durable-clear state when
scheduling denied HTTP bridge anchor retries: update
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propagate that state, or create an alias-only retry path. Ensure retries skip
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execute alias unregister and related cleanup, including the retry scheduled near
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Addressed CodeRabbit finding cr-comment:v1:52f94c4f40ec23bfabfcac84 in current head 34b5c135752aff2a113529c4eb4f2c4fc6d69f1c (tree 811717c53822bc17d8b1b62e2153e6b3214abd09).

  • _invalidate_denied_http_bridge_anchor now passes durable_cleared=cleared into the scheduled retry.
  • The scheduler and retry coroutine preserve that state, so a successful durable clear followed by alias-unregister failure performs an alias-only retry and never re-clears the durable row.
  • Added test_scheduled_denied_anchor_retry_reuses_a_successful_durable_clear, which exercises the initial clear, failed unregister, scheduled retry, and later cleanup; it asserts one durable-clear await and two unregister attempts.
  • Added test_denied_anchor_owner_rebind_drops_the_stale_local_owner_mapping, which proves local→durable rebinding removes the stale local map while _forget_http_bridge_denied_anchor_fence_owner for the old owner leaves the durable fence intact.

Current local proof: denied-anchor selection 11 passed; full bridge unit file 662 passed with one unrelated pre-existing file_account_pins fixture failure; Ruff, ty, architecture, diff check, and strict/current full OpenSpec validation passed.

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643-682: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Revalidate ownership before unregistering the alias.

If the session is rebound to a new owner epoch after the retry’s initial check, _unregister_http_bridge_previous_response_id does not compare owner epochs. The retry can remove the alias registered by the new owner epoch. _forget_http_bridge_denied_anchor_fence also accepts only response_id, so it can clear the new owner epoch’s fence. Pass the captured owner epoch through cleanup and validate it atomically before unregistering the alias and forgetting the fence.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py` around lines 643 -
682, Revalidate the captured owner_epoch while holding session.lifecycle_lock
immediately before cleanup, and abort the retry if the session’s
durable_session_id or durable_owner_epoch no longer matches. Perform
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session’s durable_session_id or durable_owner_epoch no longer matches. Perform
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1235-1272: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

A fenced durable clear and a transient failure trigger the same unbounded retry.

Line 1235 sets cleared = lookup is not None and Line 1236 sets retry_durable_clear for every unmatched clear. clear_live_session_response_anchor_if_matches returns None both for a transient race and for the permanent case where the durable row no longer carries the denied id or the owner epoch moved on. In the permanent case _retry_denied_http_bridge_anchor_clear consumes all nine delays, renews the lease on each backoff, and then logs at ERROR level ("retry budget exhausted"). The retirement itself is already correct, so the cost is recurring error-level noise and background work per denial.

Consider distinguishing "no matching row" from a raised failure, and scheduling the retry only for the raised case or a bounded confirmation attempt.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py` around lines 1235
- 1272, The durable-clear flow currently retries unboundedly whenever
clear_live_session_response_anchor_if_matches returns no match, including
permanent fenced or already-cleared cases. Update the handling around
clear_live_session_response_anchor_if_matches so a missing/unmatched durable row
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- Around line 1235-1272: The durable-clear flow currently retries unboundedly
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Thanks for the thorough work here — the iteration through the CodeRabbit findings (alias-unregister ordering, fence retention across alias retries, durable-clear state preservation, and the owner-epoch revalidation in cd523f6) all landed with regression tests, and the final full review on this head only has a trivial nitpick left. The pre-dispatch fence returning the existing 502 stream_incomplete contract and the CancelledError capture/re-raise ordering in _invalidate_denied_http_bridge_anchor both look right.

One blocker before this can merge: the Contributors attribution check is failing because justyannicc is not in .all-contributorsrc, and that fails the required CI aggregate. Please add yourself (e.g. npx all-contributors add justyannicc code) and push — all other checks (unit, integration-core 1–3, integration-bridge, e2e, PostgreSQL, alembic, ruff, ty, Docker, Playwright smoke) are green on cd523f67. Note the same fix will unblock your other open PRs.

Two optional follow-ups, not blocking:

  1. CodeRabbit's remaining nitpick is worth considering: in _invalidate_denied_http_bridge_anchor (upstream_events.py ~1235), a permanent "no matching row" from clear_live_session_response_anchor_if_matches (owner epoch moved on, or the row no longer carries the denied id) schedules the same nine-delay retry as a transient failure and ends in an ERROR-level "retry budget exhausted" log. Distinguishing a raised failure from a clean no-match would avoid recurring background work and log noise per denial.
  2. _prune_http_bridge_denied_anchor_fences only evicts generation == 0 idle entries, so a denied fence whose durable-clear retry budget exhausts stays in the map for the process lifetime (until an owner rebind forgets it). The comment says this is an intentional correctness bound, which is fair, but a cap or age-out for post-budget-exhaustion entries would close the slow-leak path under persistent durable failures.
    One more coordination note: this PR and fix(http-bridge): retire denied anchors without redispatch #1879 target the same denied-anchor retirement scope with different mechanisms — fix(http-bridge): retire denied anchors without redispatch #1879 holds the SQLite writer slot and a durable row lock across the upstream WebSocket send, while this PR re-checks a process-local denial tombstone immediately before dispatch. The maintainer will pick one vehicle for the scope; the locking trade-off is the deciding question, so it's worth stating your case on that point directly. Also note fix(proxy): recover stale previous response anchors #1863 (stale-anchor recovery with substantial upstream_events.py/request_submit.py changes) merged this round, so whichever vehicle proceeds needs a semantic rebase.

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