*: clear the leader identity before the blocking part of step-down - #11147
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A PD leader that can no longer make raft progress steps down because its lease stops being renewable, not because its cached etcd leader view catches up - only the etcd Ready loop refreshes that view, so it can stay stale for as long as the stall lasts. The lease can be trusted that way only because the election client has no health checker and so never leaves the local member. Renewing it has to be answered here, and the local server answers only after proving its own leadership, so the two signals cannot fail together. Pinning the client was deliberate, but it landed for a different reason - tikv#9986 closes tikv#9981, "Improve the high availability of the tso and election" - so the consequence for leadership safety was never written down and nothing asserted it. The same change moved the TSO timestamp storage onto that client, so a later change made for TSO availability is a plausible way to undo the pinning. Record the reason at the call site, and in newClient, where AutoSyncInterval must stay unset. Document on GetEtcdLeader what may and may not depend on it, listing every current caller and why none of them is a safety decision on its own. Then assert it. One test pins the property itself: the election client must stay on the local member while the health checked server client discovers its peers, so a checker that never ran cannot make the assertion pass by accident. Two more assert what the property buys. Renewals that fail locally, and a lease revoked out from under the member, must each end the term on their own, while a staleEtcdLeaderView failpoint keeps the colocation check from being what fires. The lease failpoints carry a member name, matched as "<purpose>@<name>", so that enabling one degrades a single member of an in-process test cluster rather than every member of it. No behaviour change. Signed-off-by: Yuhao Zhang <yhzhang00@outlook.com>
Stepping down clears two things: the lease, and the in-memory identity. Only the second decides what the member says about itself. GetMembers reads GetLeader directly, and the v1 redirector serves a request locally when the cached leader name is its own, so neither consults IsServing. Both were cleared behind a revoke against the local etcd and the log calls around it, which on a stalled volume can take arbitrarily long - so a member that had already lost its term could go on answering as the leader well after it stopped serving. Resign first, then log. Inside Resign, unset the identity before touching the lease, in Participant too. In campaignLeader every exit from the loop goes through one helper, so the ordering is a property of the function rather than something each branch has to remember. The tso, scheduling and resource-manager primary loops get the same treatment, since GetServingUrls reports a primary without consulting IsServing either. Two tests pin the two halves. One waits for the instant when the leader is already nil, the leader value is still set, the lease reads as expired, and it is still the same lease - a conjunction that holds only inside a blocked Lease.Close, since every campaign installs a different lease. The other captures the log and asserts the reason for stepping down has not been written at that instant, and that it does arrive once the close finishes. Reversing either ordering fails its own test. No new waiting and no new remote calls - the same work in a different order. A member that resigns voluntarily therefore stops answering as the leader a little earlier, and lets the redirector wait for the successor instead. Signed-off-by: Yuhao Zhang <yhzhang00@outlook.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds member names to election leases, adds targeted lease failpoints, pins election clients to local etcd endpoints, and clears leadership state before blocking cleanup or step-down logging. Tests cover lease loss, stale leader views, endpoint locality, and cleanup ordering. ChangesElection lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR changes step-down ordering so leadership identity is cleared before potentially blocking cleanup. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains; only localized code-quality follow-up is warranted during normal review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PDServer
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Etcd-->>PDServer: Lease expiry or leadership change
PDServer->>Member: stepDownAndLog
Member->>ElectionLease: Cancel keepalive and resign
ElectionLease->>Etcd: Revoke election lease
Member-->>PDServer: Clear leadership state and service gauge
PDServer->>Logger: Log step-down reason
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pkg/tso/allocator.go (1)
373-380: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsolidate the two reset closures that share
resetPrimaryOnce.
campaignPrimarynow registers two different bodies against the samesync.Once: the closure at lines 345-348 resigns without clearingServiceMemberGauge, andresetPrimaryat lines 375-379 also clears the gauge. The current code is correct only becauseServiceMemberGaugeis set to 1 at line 372 and no return path exists between line 372 and line 380. If a return or an error check is later added in that window, the first closure wins and the gauge stays at 1 for a member that has resigned.Use one closure for both registrations. Compute
tsoLabelbefore the firstdefer.♻️ Proposed consolidation
ctx, cancel := context.WithCancel(a.ctx) + tsoLabel := fmt.Sprintf("TSO Service Group %d", a.keyspaceGroupID) var resetPrimaryOnce sync.Once - defer resetPrimaryOnce.Do(func() { - cancel() - a.member.Resign() - }) + // A named function rather than an inline defer because the step-down branch + // below calls it before it logs; see the comment there. + resetPrimary := func() { + cancel() + a.member.Resign() + member.ServiceMemberGauge.WithLabelValues(tsoLabel).Set(0) + } + defer resetPrimaryOnce.Do(resetPrimary)- tsoLabel := fmt.Sprintf("TSO Service Group %d", a.keyspaceGroupID) member.ServiceMemberGauge.WithLabelValues(tsoLabel).Set(1) - // A named function rather than an inline defer because the step-down branch - // below calls it before it logs; see the comment there. - resetPrimary := func() { - cancel() - a.member.Resign() - member.ServiceMemberGauge.WithLabelValues(tsoLabel).Set(0) - } - defer resetPrimaryOnce.Do(resetPrimary)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/election/lease.go`:
- Around line 322-334: Update the error created in the keepAliveFailed failpoint
handling within the lease renewal flow to use a lowercase, space-separated
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In `@pkg/tso/allocator.go`:
- Around line 373-380: In campaignPrimary, consolidate the two reset closures
sharing resetPrimaryOnce into one reset closure that always cancels, resigns the
member, and clears ServiceMemberGauge. Compute tsoLabel before the first defer,
then reuse the same closure for both defer registrations and the step-down path.
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pkg/election/leadership.gopkg/election/leadership_test.gopkg/election/lease.gopkg/election/lease_test.gopkg/encryption/key_manager_test.gopkg/mcs/resourcemanager/server/server.gopkg/mcs/scheduling/server/server.gopkg/member/member.gopkg/member/participant.gopkg/storage/storage_tso_test.gopkg/tso/allocator.gopkg/utils/etcdutil/etcdutil.goserver/server.gotests/server/member/member_test.go
| failpoint.Inject("keepAliveFailed", func(val failpoint.Value) { | ||
| // Falsify only this caller's view of the renewal. The | ||
| // request above has already reached etcd and succeeded, so | ||
| // the lease is still being renewed server side and the | ||
| // leader key never expires on its own. That is deliberate: | ||
| // it leaves the local deadline as the only thing that can | ||
| // end the term, which is what the renewal tests need to | ||
| // isolate. Injecting ahead of the request instead would let | ||
| // the key really expire and prove something weaker. | ||
| if l.matchesFailpointTarget(val) { | ||
| res, err = nil, errors.New("keepAliveFailed") | ||
| } | ||
| }) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a lowercase error string.
Line 332 creates the error text "keepAliveFailed". Change it to lowercase, such as "keep alive failed".
As per coding guidelines, “Wrap error strings in lowercase with no trailing punctuation.”
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In `@pkg/election/lease.go` around lines 322 - 334, Update the error created in
the keepAliveFailed failpoint handling within the lease renewal flow to use a
lowercase, space-separated message without trailing punctuation, while
preserving the existing failure behavior.
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: close #11106, close #10671, close #10746, ref #7780
Based on #11110. Until that merges, this pull request also lists its commit.
A PD member reports itself as the leader until
unsetLeaderruns, regardless of whether it is still serving:GetMembersreadsGetLeaderdirectly, and the v1 redirector serves a request locally when the cached leader name matches its own. The microservice primary loops have the same exposure throughGetServingUrls.unsetLeaderwas reached only after a lease revoke against the local etcd server and the log calls surrounding it, which have no upper bound on a stalled volume. This PR clears the identity first.What is changed and how does it work?
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