Support LBOUND, UBOUND, SATURATE, ENX, and PERSIST options for INCREX - #4679
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participant Client
participant parseExtendedCommandArgumentsOrReply
participant increxCommand
participant KeyState
Client->>parseExtendedCommandArgumentsOrReply: Send INCREX options
parseExtendedCommandArgumentsOrReply->>increxCommand: Return flags, bounds, increment, and expiration
increxCommand->>KeyState: Validate and compute the result
increxCommand->>KeyState: Apply, preserve, or remove TTL
increxCommand-->>Client: Return applied or declined result
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@GavinDmello please also take a look! Hoping we can close the gap before 9.2 😄 |
Extend INCREX command with: - LBOUND <lowerbound>: lower bound constraint. Out-of-bounds results are rejected and reply [current_value, 0] without modifying the key. - UBOUND <upperbound>: upper bound constraint. Out-of-bounds results are rejected and reply [current_value, 0] without modifying the key. - SATURATE: clamp results to LBOUND/UBOUND when out-of-bounds instead of rejecting. - ENX: set the expiration only if the key currently has no TTL. - PERSIST: clear the TTL of the key when applying the increment. Signed-off-by: Jacob Murphy <jkmurphy@google.com>
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In `@tests/unit/type/incr.tcl`:
- Line 762: Reset k before the infinity-bound test cases and again before the
declined cases in the Inf bounds validation section, so successful calls start
from the expected baseline and declined calls preserve the correctly reset
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- Around line 656-699: Replace the hard-coded 1e4932 operands in the float
overflow and underflow tests within the “INCREX LBOUND, UBOUND, SATURATE in
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Replace hardcoded 1e4932 constants with ldbl_overflow_operand so tests run reliably across platforms where long double size differs (e.g. macOS Apple Silicon vs Linux x86_64). Signed-off-by: Jacob Murphy <jkmurphy@google.com>
Verify that INCREX ... PERSIST emits both keyspace and keyevent persist notifications when removing an existing key expiration. Signed-off-by: Jacob Murphy <jkmurphy@google.com>
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705-705: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert a nonzero applied delta for saturation.
ldbl_overflow_operandreturns a finite value whose doubling overflows. A declined operation can return{oldvalue 0}, so the current equality check can pass without saturation. Compare the applied delta to0; a raw comparison of the formatted result with$bigis less reliable.set res [r increx k byfloat $big saturate] + assert_not_equal 0 [lindex $res 1] assert_equal [r get k] [lindex $res 0]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/unit/type/incr.tcl`:
- Line 705: Update the assertion in the saturation test around
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Update INCREX BYINT replication test to assert SET with KEEPTTL and add replication coverage for PERSIST and declined bounds. Signed-off-by: Jacob Murphy <jkmurphy@google.com>
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🟡 Minor · Add replica-level coverage for ENX with an existing TTL. · src/t_string.c:1017-1071
1017-1071: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd replica-level coverage for ENX with an existing TTL.
INCREX ... EX ... ENXsetsapply_expireto false when the key already has a TTL, then emitsSET ... KEEPTTL. Existing replica tests coverINCREXwithout an expiration andINCREX ... EXwithoutENX, but not this conditional path. Add a focused test that checks the replicated value and preserves the existing expiration deadline instead of replacing it with the newEXinterval.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/t_string.c`:
- Around line 1017-1071: Add replica-level coverage for the conditional
`apply_expire` path in the increment command: test `INCREX ... EX ... ENX`
against a key that already has a TTL, then verify the replica receives the
incremented value and retains the original expiration deadline rather than
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| if (flags & ARGS_SATURATE) { | ||
| value_ld = upper_violation ? ubound_ld : lbound_ld; | ||
| applied_ld = value_ld - oldvalue_ld; | ||
| if (isinf(value_ld) || isinf(applied_ld)) { |
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It's possible that oldvalue_ld == ubound_ld or that oldvalue_ld == lbound_ld
So here the applied_ld = 0, IMO it would be a good idea to return early here before hitting the server.dirty++ what do you think?
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When SATURATE is specified, an out-of-bounds increment is logically "accepted and clamped" rather than "declined", so it still needs to execute normal write side effects even if applied == 0. Some reaonsing:
- Missing keys: e.g. if k does not exist and we call
INCREX k BYINT 5 UBOUND 0 SATURATE, it has oldvalue = 0 and applied = 0, but we must create k with value "0". - Expiration /
PERSISTupdates: e.g. if k exists at value 10 but has no expiration ->INCREX k BYINT 5 UBOUND 10 SATURATE EX 500(orPERSIST) must update the TTL to 500 (or -1), even though the clamped value remains 10. - Float formatting normalization: e.g. if k exists at value "10.00" ->
INCREX k BYFLOAT 5 UBOUND 10 SATURATErewrites the stored string to "10". - Consistency with
INCRBY k 0/ Redis 8.8: Matches INCRBY k 0 / INCRBYFLOAT k 0 (and Redis 8.8 INCREX), which still update server.dirty, emit keyspace notifications, and propagate when the command succeeds with a0delta.
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I agree on this in general but I think we need a better definition for the out_of_bounds errors,
Let's use an edge case
INCREX k BYINT 0 UBOUND -1
INCREX k BYINT 0
Both requests will result in a response of [0, 0] when the k is not defined
As a user I can't really know if this operation was rejected or succeeded as both cases will return [0, 0], I will need to link the response to the original request & do cross checks
What do you think?
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Calling INCREX k BYINT 0 is really an anti-pattern since requesting a 0 increment doesn't do anything. In any practical case where a non-zero increment is requested, receiving 0 for <applied_increment> in [val, 0] tells the caller that the operation was rejected (or clamped to the existing bound). We had the same conversation in the last PR since INCREX k XX BYINT 0 also returns [0, 0], and the pass and fail both return [0, 0] with different results.
More importantly, the [value, applied_increment] return format and behavior are already set by the existing INCREX spec (Redis compatibility), so this isn't something we want to change here.
getLongDoubleFromObjectOrReply already rejects NaN via string2ld, and adding two finite operands cannot produce NaN. Signed-off-by: Jacob Murphy <jkmurphy@google.com>
Add byfloat test cases for INCREX PERSIST option and verify that key values remain unmodified on applied delta overflow errors. Signed-off-by: Jacob Murphy <jkmurphy@google.com>
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RESP3's Double is a float64, so Reply types, checked against redis:7.4 and redis:8.0 containersRESP2 is identical everywhere, all bulk strings, so this is only the RESP3 path. Exact bytes for the precision case on valkey unstable: |
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SATURATE behaves differently depending on where the value started, and I want to check the second case is intended.
If the value is inside the bounds, it clips your increment and the applied delta always has the sign you asked for. But if the value is already outside the bounds, it moves the value to the bound and the increment stops mattering:
SET k 10
INCREX k BYINT -5 LBOUND 20 SATURATE -> {20 10}
A request to subtract 5 added 10, and the size is just the distance to the bound, which the caller doesn't know.
Is that intended? Or should SATURATE only clip an increment that would cross a bound, and reply [current, 0] when the value is already out of range?
If it is intended, could the SATURATE summary in increx.json say so? A caller using this for a quota would not expect a positive increment to decrease the counter.
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Is that intended? Or should SATURATE only clip an increment that would cross a bound, and reply [current, 0] when the value is already out of range?
Yes that is intended and matches behavior of Redis 8.8 INCREX
If it is intended, could the SATURATE summary in increx.json say so? A caller using this for a quota would not expect a positive increment to decrease the counter.
I mean if you turn on SATURATE and use a LBOUND, it explicitly states: "Saturate the result to LBOUND/UBOUND (or the type limits when no explicit bound is given) when out of bounds." Since it was out of bounds, it was saturated to the bound. We can add more details in the docs but I think the command JSON documents this well.
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Fair call. Thanks for the clarification.
Agreed. There is a second place the same thing is declared, so the fix probably needs both. increx.json's reply_schema says "type": "number" for both items, while incrbyfloat.json and hincrbyfloat.json say "string" and zscore.json uses a oneOf noting "In RESP2, this is returned as string". So right now the schema matches the RESP3 double and contradicts the RESP2 bulk string. Switching BYFLOAT to bulk would make it contradict both — the schema needs to become string (or a oneOf) in the same commit, otherwise the daily RESP3 reply-schema job should start failing. |
@madolson Yeah Redis INCREX BYFLOAT uses Resp3 doubles, so that is why we use it here Quote from Redis INCREX docs:
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Assert that INCREX ... PERSIST on a key without an active TTL emits only the incrby notification and does not emit a persist notification. Signed-off-by: Jacob Murphy <jkmurphy@google.com>
AI was hallucinating some stuff. I think what you suggested is fine. |
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Extend INCREX command with:
Replication
Make
INCREXalways replicate asSET. This converges double and integerINCREXpaths and keeps the replication stream simple.Error Handling & Replies
1. Option Syntax & Exclusivity Errors
ENXwithout an expiration option-ERR ENX flag requires an expirationENXmust be paired withEX,PX,EXAT, orPXAT.PERSISTcombined withEX,PX,EXAT, orPXAT-ERR syntax errorPERSISTcombined withENX-ERR syntax errorLBOUND,UBOUND,BYINT, etc.)-ERR syntax errorINCREX k LBOUND.-ERR syntax error2. Bound Argument Validation Errors
LBOUND > UBOUND-ERR LBOUND can't be greater than UBOUNDUBOUND -infwithoutLBOUND-ERR LBOUND can't be greater than UBOUNDLBOUNDis-LDBL_MAX, which is greater than-inf.LBOUND infwithoutUBOUND-ERR LBOUND can't be greater than UBOUNDUBOUNDisLDBL_MAX, which is less than+inf.LBOUND inf UBOUND -inf-ERR LBOUND can't be greater than UBOUND+inf > -inf.LBOUNDnot an integer (integer mode)-ERR LBOUND is not an integer or out of rangeLBOUND abc,LBOUND 1.5,LBOUND inf.UBOUNDnot an integer (integer mode)-ERR UBOUND is not an integer or out of rangeUBOUND abc,UBOUND 1.5,UBOUND inf.LBOUNDnot a valid float (float mode)-ERR LBOUND is not a valid floatLBOUND abc,LBOUND nan, float overflow (2e4932).UBOUNDnot a valid float (float mode)-ERR UBOUND is not a valid floatUBOUND abc,UBOUND nan, float overflow (2e4932).BYFLOATmode,"inf","+inf", and"-inf"are valid IEEE 754 floats and are accepted by the parser (e.g.UBOUND inforLBOUND -inf).3. Runtime Overflow Errors (under
SATURATE)When
SATURATEclamps a value to a bound, the applied delta (value - oldvalue) must be representable. If computing the applied increment would overflow the type, an error is returned and the key/TTL are left untouched:-ERR applied increment would overflowvalue - oldvalueoverflows signed 64-bit int (e.g.k = LLONG_MAX,INCREX k BYINT -5 UBOUND LLONG_MIN SATURATE).-ERR applied increment would be Infinityvalue - oldvalueisInfinityor clamping reachesInfinity(e.g.k = -1e4932,INCREX k BYFLOAT 1e4932 LBOUND 1e4932 SATURATE, orUBOUND inf SATURATE).4. Non-Error Responses for Declined Operations (Semantic Replies)
Unlike the error cases above, out-of-bounds or unsatisfied conditions do not return a RESP error; they return a two-element array indicating the operation was skipped:
UBOUND(withoutSATURATE)[current_value, 0]LBOUND(withoutSATURATE)[current_value, 0]SATURATE)[current_value, 0]SATURATE)[0, 0]SATURATE)[bound, bound]NXfailed (key exists)[current_value, 0]XXfailed (key absent)[0, 0]5. Infinite Bounds &
SATURATEInteractionIn
BYFLOATmode,"inf","+inf", and"-inf"are valid IEEE 754 floats and are accepted as bounds by the parser (UBOUND inf,UBOUND +inf,LBOUND -inf). However, Valkey string objects cannot storeInfinity:SATURATE:SET k 10; INCREX k BYFLOAT 1.0 UBOUND +inf->[11, 1]).InfinitywithoutSATURATEare safely declined:[current_value, 0](leaving key and TTL untouched).SATURATE:INCREX k BYFLOAT 1e4932 UBOUND +inf SATURATEorINCREX k BYFLOAT -1e4932 LBOUND -inf SATURATE), the resulting target value and applied delta would beInfinity.