evict: support new_primary in /primary/evict endpoint - #11121
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In `@pkg/mcs/tso/server/apis/v1/api.go`:
- Around line 409-412: Update the evictPrimary Swagger annotations to reference
a named request model representing the JSON object with the new_primary field
instead of a plain string. Add a 400 failure response matching the endpoint’s
plaintext error body, retain the existing 500 response, and regenerate the
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In `@tests/integrations/mcs/members/member_test.go`:
- Around line 460-463: Handle and assert the errors returned by
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the body; ensure the response body is closed safely after a successful request
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| // @Param new_primary body string false "new primary name" | ||
| // @Success 200 {object} map[string]string | ||
| // @Failure 500 {object} map[string]string | ||
| // @Router /primary/evict [post] |
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Document the JSON object request body and the 400 response.
@Param new_primary body string describes a JSON string, but evictPrimary unmarshals an object with new_primary. Generated clients can send "node-1" and receive HTTP 400 from json.Unmarshal.
Use a named request model in the Swagger annotation. Add an HTTP 400 response definition that matches the plaintext error body. Regenerate the Swagger specification with make swagger-spec (SWAGGER=1) after the annotation change.
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In `@pkg/mcs/tso/server/apis/v1/api.go` around lines 409 - 412, Update the
evictPrimary Swagger annotations to reference a named request model representing
the JSON object with the new_primary field instead of a plain string. Add a 400
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Added @Failure 400 {string} string "invalid request" to document the 400 response, matching the convention used elsewhere in this file (e.g. resetTS). Kept the existing @Param new_primary body string annotation instead of introducing a named request model, since transferPrimary right above uses the same convention for the same JSON shape and this file doesn't use named Swagger models elsewhere.
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@bufferflies, the added @Failure 400 resolves the response-documentation part.
The request schema issue remains. evictPrimary accepts a JSON object such as {"new_primary":"node-1"}, but @Param new_primary body string describes the complete body as a JSON string. Generated clients can therefore send "node-1", which the handler rejects.
The nearby transferPrimary annotation has the same mismatch. It is not a reason to preserve it here. Please use a request model for /primary/evict and regenerate the Swagger specification.
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| resp.Body.Close() | ||
| results := make(map[uint32]string) | ||
| re.NoError(json.Unmarshal(body, &results), string(body)) | ||
| re.Equal(http.StatusOK, resp.StatusCode) |
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Test is flaky. The evict also drains the default group 0, which only has 2 members out of the 3 tso nodes. When src is a group-0 member but dst is not, the evict fails for group 0 with no valid secondary to transfer primary and returns 500.
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Fixed: src and dst are now both picked from the default keyspace group's members (suite.tsoAvailMembers), so dst is guaranteed a valid transfer target for the default group even when src happens to be its primary.
| // primary back to it, so the eviction does not durably drain the node. | ||
| // Priority handling is being reworked, so revisit this when needed. | ||
| // An empty new primary lets TransferPrimary pick a random other member. | ||
| if err := utils.TransferPrimary(svr.GetClient(), participant, |
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Comment @ Line 446 said: "the operation is all-or-nothing". What if newPrimary is not member of the group? Consider pre-validating membership for every candidate group and rejecting with 400, same shape as the splitting pre-check above.
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This is a P1 operational-correctness issue. evictPrimary checks only the split state before entering the per-group loop, then calls TransferPrimary with each group\x27s own memberMap. If the source node serves both of these groups:\n\n- Group 1: members A, B, C; primary A\n- Group 2: members A, B; primary A\n\nthen new_primary=C can transfer Group 1 successfully, while Group 2 returns no valid secondary to transfer primary. The handler returns HTTP 500 with a mixed result map, but the earlier transfer has already resigned A and changed cluster state. Since the group iteration order is not deterministic, the exact group that fails first is also nondeterministic.\n\nPlease pre-validate, before any TransferPrimary call, that new_primary belongs to every candidate group and is not the current node; return HTTP 400 on validation failure so the request has no side effects.
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Added a pre-check pass before any transfer: for every candidate group, new_primary must resolve to a member of that group (via the new utils.IsValidPrimaryCandidate, checked against a service-registry snapshot fetched once), otherwise the whole request is rejected with 400 before touching any group — matching the shape of the existing splitting pre-check.
| c.String(http.StatusBadRequest, err.Error()) | ||
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| newPrimary = input.NewPrimary |
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What if NesPrimary is the node itself? Should check and reject
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Fixed: evictPrimary now rejects with 400 when new_primary equals the node's own name, before doing anything.
| var input struct { | ||
| NewPrimary string `json:"new_primary"` | ||
| } | ||
| newPrimary := "" |
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Why not just use input.NewPrimary directly?
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Fixed: removed the newPrimary local, the call site now uses input.NewPrimary directly.
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P1: The final assertion can fail because it includes the uncontrolled default group 0.
The test only creates and controls groups 1 through 12, but mustGetKeyspaceGroupMembers returns every group served by nodeList[2]. The default group 0 is not part of groupIDs and has only two replicas, so nodeList[2] can legitimately remain the primary of group 0 even when the explicit eviction of groups 1 through 12 succeeds.
For example, group 0 may have members B and C with C as primary, while groups 1 through 12 have members A, B, and C with A as primary. Evicting A to B succeeds, but the assertion below still fails when it sees C serving as group 0's primary.
Please restrict this assertion to groupIDs instead of asserting that the target node has no primary for every served group, or explicitly include and control group 0 in the test setup.
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Fixed: the final assertion now only checks groupIDs (the groups this test created and controls) instead of every group the node serves, so it no longer trips on the default keyspace group's independent primary.
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In `@pkg/mcs/tso/server/apis/v1/api.go`:
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Add an optional new_primary body parameter to the /primary/evict handler so the caller can specify which node should receive the evicted primaries instead of the system picking a random member. close tikv#11120 Signed-off-by: bufferflies <tongj11127@163.com> Signed-off-by: tongjian <1045931706@qq.com> Signed-off-by: bufferflies <1045931706@qq.com>
Reject an out-of-group or self-targeting new_primary up front so /primary/evict stays all-or-nothing, simplify the request parsing, document the 400 response, and fix two flaky/incorrect assertions in TestEvictPrimary caused by the default keyspace group only replicating on 2 of the 3 tso nodes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: bufferflies <1045931706@qq.com>
new_primary matching via IsValidPrimaryCandidate and TransferPrimary accepts either name or service address, but the self-target guard only compared against the node's name, so a caller passing its own advertise address could still hit TransferPrimary's silent self-transfer no-op and get a misleading success. Also correct the evictPrimary doc comment, which no longer matched the all-or-nothing pre-check behavior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: bufferflies <1045931706@qq.com>
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The integration test only exercises a target that belongs to every candidate group, so it does not cover the new all-or-nothing rejection path for a target missing from one group. If the pre-validation is moved into the transfer loop or dropped, earlier groups can be transferred before a later group fails while this test still passes.
TestEvictPrimary only exercised /primary/evict with a new_primary valid for every candidate group, since the 12 groups it creates replicate on all 3 tso nodes and the default group's 2 members are always a subset of that. Add TestEvictPrimaryRejectedForInvalidCandidate, which creates a group new_primary is not a member of alongside several it is, and asserts the request is rejected with 400 before any of them is transferred. Signed-off-by: bufferflies <1045931706@qq.com>
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In `@tests/integrations/mcs/members/member_test.go`:
- Around line 434-440: Before deriving defaultGroupNodes in the member test,
poll or otherwise refresh the live default-group membership instead of relying
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src/dst selection.
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| var defaultGroupNodes []bs.Server | ||
| for _, node := range nodeList { | ||
| if suite.tsoAvailMembers[node.GetAddr()] { | ||
| defaultGroupNodes = append(defaultGroupNodes, node) | ||
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Read live default-group members before selecting src and dst.
suite.tsoAvailMembers can be captured before default-group allocation converges. Lines 657-663 already document this condition. Line 440 can then fail because the snapshot has fewer than two members.
Poll the current default-group membership here, then derive defaultGroupNodes from that result.
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| resp, err := tests.TestDialClient.Post(src.GetAddr()+"/tso/api/v1/primary/evict", | ||
| "application/json", bytes.NewBuffer(selfEvictData)) | ||
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| re.Equal(http.StatusBadRequest, resp.StatusCode, "new_primary=%q should be rejected", self) | ||
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Handle resp.Body.Close errors.
Check resp.Body.Close() at lines 450-454, 464-470, 487-492, 745-751, and 768-773. The errcheck configuration does not exclude these calls. In Eventually callbacks, close the response before returning and return false if closing fails.
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| var probe bs.Server | ||
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probe is selected from all three TSO nodes, but the default group is served by only two. When map iteration picks the unassigned node, /keyspace-groups/members never contains group 0, so this Eventually always times out and makes the new integration test flaky.
| // indeterminate map order, so a broken implementation that folds the | ||
| // membership check into the transfer loop would still pass this test on the | ||
| // runs where the restricted group happens to be visited first. Using several | ||
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This test only catches validation being moved into the transfer loop when a normal group is visited before restrictedID; if the restricted group is first, the request rejects before any side effect and every assertion passes. Since the production order comes from a map, this regression check is probabilistic rather than a reliable guard.
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