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QUEUED results
A script can legitimately return the string QUEUED, but this reply-value check treats that successful result as a transaction queue acknowledgement and clears the socket's loaded-script marker. The next call to the same named script sends the full source with EVAL rather than using EVALSHA. This is a non-blocking cache-efficiency regression that adds avoidable command payload for valid script results.
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- Authored executable invokes the same named script twice over one socket, returns the real Lua value QUEUED, and records the serialized commands; it isolates the marker decision.
- Executed against `HEAD^`; both calls returned QUEUED and the second serialized command was EVALSHA, establishing the pre-PR behavior.
- Executed against PR HEAD; both calls returned QUEUED but the second serialized command was EVAL, proving the reported regression.
- Executed `npm run build` at PR HEAD and captured its successful complete output, confirming the changed source compiles.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change delays script-loaded state until server confirmation, clears stale state for discarded or failed transactions, and rejects command errors returned inside ChangesScript transaction state
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Script
participant Pipeline
participant Redis
Client->>Script: Execute script in transaction
Script->>Pipeline: Queue EVAL or EVALSHA
Pipeline->>Redis: Send MULTI/EXEC
Redis-->>Pipeline: QUEUED or EXEC result
Pipeline->>Script: Update loaded state
Pipeline-->>Client: Return result or NOSCRIPT error
Priority: ➖ Normal Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A successful scripted transaction can cause later calls to resend the script body unnecessarily. Results remain correct, but the extra work should be fixed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes implement several [ Resolution Clear the provisional script-loaded state for every non-confirming error from an inlined script command, including queue-time errors that cause Thanks for using CodeRabbit! It's free for OSS, and your support helps us grow. If you like it, consider giving us a shout-out. Comment |
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In `@lib/Script.ts`:
- Around line 32-59: Update CustomScriptCommand’s provisional socket tracking so
a MOVED or ASK retry cannot leave the original socket marked as having loaded
the script: defer adding the socket to socketHasScriptLoaded until a successful
non-QUEUED transformReply result, or explicitly clear the mark when
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| this._scriptSocket = socket; | ||
| this._scriptInlined = false; | ||
| if (!socketHasScriptLoaded.has(socket)) { | ||
| socketHasScriptLoaded.add(socket); | ||
| // The mark is provisional: only the reply to this write proves | ||
| // whether the EVAL body actually ran on the server. | ||
| this._scriptInlined = true; | ||
| this.name = "eval"; | ||
| this.args[0] = lua; | ||
| socketHasScriptLoaded.add(socket); | ||
| } else if (this.name === "eval") { | ||
| this.name = "evalsha"; | ||
| this.args[0] = sha; | ||
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| return super.toWritable(socket); | ||
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| if (this._scriptInlined) { | ||
| if (String(result) === "QUEUED") { | ||
| // The command was queued by MULTI, not run: if the | ||
| // transaction is discarded the script is never cached. | ||
| socketHasScriptLoaded.delete(this._scriptSocket); | ||
| } else { | ||
| socketHasScriptLoaded.add(this._scriptSocket); | ||
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| return super.transformReply(result); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clear provisional script marks when cluster retries a command.
CustomScriptCommand.toWritable refreshes the stored socket and inline state on every serialization. However, it adds the socket to socketHasScriptLoaded before receiving a reply. Cluster.sendCommand handles MOVED and ASK through handleError and retries without invoking the script rejection handler. The original socket remains marked even though it did not run EVAL. A later command can send EVALSHA, receive NOSCRIPT, and perform an unnecessary resend. Defer the mark until a successful non-QUEUED reply, or clear it when a redirect retries the command.
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In `@lib/Script.ts` around lines 32 - 59, Update CustomScriptCommand’s provisional
socket tracking so a MOVED or ASK retry cannot leave the original socket marked
as having loaded the script: defer adding the socket to socketHasScriptLoaded
until a successful non-QUEUED transformReply result, or explicitly clear the
mark when Cluster.handleError retries the command. Preserve the existing
MULTI/QUEUED behavior and EVALSHA selection for genuinely cached scripts.
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Ran the functional suite against a local valkey for this. On the PR head and with the change below the totals are identical: 435 passing, 4 failing, and those 4 are On the QUEUED point, it is real and half of it is now fixed. The other leg is Happy to follow up with the client-state change if you would take it. |
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🟡 Minor · Retain the script mark after the EXEC result. · lib/Script.ts:48-64
48-64: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRetain the script mark after the
EXECresult.Pipeline.sendCommandsetsinTransactionbefore the queue-time reply.Pipeline.fillResultthen transforms the same Script command again for theEXECelement without clearing that flag. Both transformations therefore deletesocketHasScriptLoaded. The next call can resend the script withEVAL.Track the queue-time transformation separately. Reset that state in
toWritable, delete the mark only on the first transaction transformation, and restore the mark on the successfulEXECtransformation. Preserve theQUEUEDreply check for non-pipelined transactions.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/Script.ts`:
- Around line 48-64: Update Script’s transformReply flow to distinguish the
queue-time transaction transformation from the later EXEC-result transformation:
add/reset per-command state in toWritable, delete socketHasScriptLoaded only
during the first transaction transformation, and restore the mark during a
successful EXEC transformation. Preserve the existing String(result) ===
"QUEUED" handling for non-pipelined transactions.
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- A successful named script executed within MULTI/EXEC retains its transaction marker when its EXEC result reaches
transformReply. - The changed condition clears the per-socket loaded-script marker, so the next invocation sends EVAL and the Lua source instead of EVALSHA.
- The reply handling must distinguish the initial QUEUED acknowledgement from the later successful EXEC result.
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- Bug
- Ran trex-artifacts/transaction-script-cache-repro.sh against a real Valkey server for PR head e7ed8e1 and its immediate parent d9839da.
- Both revisions completed MULTI/EXEC successfully and returned null,42.
- At the PR head, the next invocation emitted EVAL and sent the Lua source; at the parent, it emitted EVALSHA without the source. This confirms the regression occurs after a successful transaction result.
- Cause
- T-Rex reproduced this while running the changed behavior, but it did not return a separate root-cause sentence.
- Fix
- Update the changed code so this failing path is handled, then rerun the same T-Rex check to confirm it passes.
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transaction-script-cache-repro.sh
- The executed reproduction compares the successful transaction script-cache behavior between the PR head and its parent.
transaction-script-cache-01-before-02-after.log
- The captured output shows the PR head sends EVAL with source after success while the parent sends EVALSHA without source.
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- Bug
- A successful script executed within a pipelined MULTI/EXEC transaction leaves
inTransactiontrue when its EXEC element reachestransformReply. The changed condition clears the per-socket loaded-script marker, causing the next invocation of the same script to send EVAL and its Lua source instead of EVALSHA.
- A successful script executed within a pipelined MULTI/EXEC transaction leaves
- Cause
lib/Script.tstreats every in-transaction transformed reply as a queued, unexecuted command, even though Pipeline passes the successful EXEC result element to that command.
- Fix
- Distinguish the initial QUEUED response from the later EXEC result so a successful EXEC result preserves or restores the socket loaded-script marker.
…lly ran
A socket was marked as having a script loaded at the moment the EVAL was
written to it. Inside MULTI the write only earns a +QUEUED reply, and a
discarded transaction (WATCH conflict, EXECABORT, DISCARD) never runs the
body, so the server never caches the script. Every later call on that
connection then sent EVALSHA and failed with NOSCRIPT until the connection
was closed.
Keep marking the socket at write time (write order equals execution order
outside MULTI, so pipelines keep their evalsha optimization), but let the
command revise the record from the reply: a QUEUED reply means the body
has not run and the mark is removed; a real result re-adds it. This also
covers multi({ pipeline: false }), where the client never sees the
transaction state.
Additionally, deliver EXEC-array error elements to the queued command's
reject hook in Pipeline.fillResult so a NOSCRIPT inside a transaction
clears the record, letting the next call recover via EVAL (e.g. after
SCRIPT FLUSH).
Fixes valkey-io#76
Signed-off-by: Christopher Pruijsen <christopher.pruijsen@gmail.com>
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A script inside a MULTI/EXEC that gets discarded is marked as loaded even though the server never ran
it, so every later call fails with NOSCRIPT until the connection is closed.
Script.tsrecords the script against the socket at write time, which is correct for the ordinarypath. Inside a transaction the write can still come to nothing: if the EXEC is discarded, the server
never evaluates the script, and the optimistic bookkeeping is left claiming a script the server has
never seen. Because it is keyed on the socket, only a new connection clears it.
Pipeline.tswas dropping per-command errors inside an EXEC reply,continueing past them withouttelling the command, so nothing could undo that bookkeeping. It now rejects the command with its
error, which both surfaces the failure to the caller and lets the script roll back its record.
Once the record is rolled back, the next call sends the script body rather than assuming a cached
hash, and recovers on the same connection instead of failing until it is replaced.
Fixes #76