Harden Jev client validation and retry contracts - #2
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The documented retry behavior is inaccurate for DNS, TLS, and similar transport failures. Correct the documentation before merging so users configure recovery behavior correctly. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| score.probabilities = BTreeMap::from([("0".into(), 0.97), ("1".into(), 0.03)]); | ||
| score.score = 0.05; | ||
| boundary.validate_for(&request()).unwrap(); |
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Avoid relying on an unstable floating-point tolerance boundary
The expected score from these probabilities is 0.03, so the mathematical difference from 0.05 is exactly 0.02. In binary floating-point, the subtraction can evaluate slightly above 0.02 (for example, 0.020000000000000004), causing validate_for's > SCORE_TOLERANCE check to reject this fixture despite the test expecting success. Use a value just inside the tolerance for this test, or adjust the validator to compare with a numerically robust tolerance.
| score.probabilities = BTreeMap::from([("0".into(), 0.97), ("1".into(), 0.03)]); | |
| score.score = 0.05; | |
| boundary.validate_for(&request()).unwrap(); | |
| score.probabilities = BTreeMap::from([("0".into(), 0.97), ("1".into(), 0.03)]); | |
| score.score = 0.049; | |
| boundary.validate_for(&request()).unwrap(); |
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| `crates/tinyjevclient/src/lib.rs`; remove the obsolete module/contract crates, | ||
| submodule, packaging workflow, and release documentation. Compile the empty | ||
| public surface before adding behavior. | ||
| 2. Add failing wire and validation tests in |
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Use repository-root-relative implementation paths
These paths do not exist from the repository root: the files are under crates/tinyjevclient/src/.... The same shorthand is used by the later client and error tasks, so an implementer following this plan cannot locate the files reliably. Use the concrete repository paths required by the plan guidelines, such as crates/tinyjevclient/src/request/test.rs.
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| `src/client/{mod,types}.rs`. Reject retry counts above 100 and test that | ||
| boundary so the saturating counter cannot become unbounded. | ||
| 4. Add rendering/source tests in `src/error/test.rs`; implement every classified | ||
| failure in `src/error/mod.rs`. Timeouts/connect failures are retryable; |
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Define transient connection failures precisely
“Connect failures” is still broad enough to include permanent failures such as DNS resolution errors, refused connections, TLS handshake/configuration failures, or invalid proxy setup. Retrying those failures consumes the retry budget and adds backoff despite the plan's intended transient-only behavior. Specify which transport error predicates are retryable and require terminal handling and tests for the permanent cases.
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| transport failures use the same explicit bounded retry policy because the | ||
| transport error taxonomy cannot reliably distinguish transient DNS, TLS, and | ||
| connectivity failures from permanent ones. | ||
| connectivity failures from permanent ones. Other request/body/redirect errors |
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Align retry documentation with the transport classifier
The implementation currently documents and routes transport errors through the retry classifier, while evaluate still states that all transport failures are retried. This new text claims request/body errors are terminal, but the README-only change does not establish that behavior and can mislead callers about retry counts and latency. Either update the implementation and its tests to make those errors terminal, or document the actual classifier behavior here.
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| retry_after: None, | ||
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| } else { | ||
| } else if source.is_connect() { |
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Retry transient response-body transport failures
classify_transport is also used for response.bytes(), not only for establishing the connection. A connection reset or other transient I/O failure while reading the response body is not necessarily classified by reqwest as is_connect(), so this branch returns it as terminal instead of retrying it. This contradicts the retry contract for transient transport failures; distinguish permanent request/configuration errors from transient body I/O errors, or otherwise preserve retryability for those failures.
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| retry_after: None, | ||
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| } else if source.is_connect() { |
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Retry only transient connection failures
reqwest::Error::is_connect() also covers connection-establishment failures such as DNS resolution and TLS handshake failures, which can be permanent for the configured endpoint or credentials. Retrying these failures consumes the retry budget and adds backoff without changing the outcome. Distinguish transient I/O failures from permanent resolution, TLS, and configuration failures before marking the error retryable.
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| .map(|(level, probability)| level.parse::<f64>().unwrap_or_default() * probability) | ||
| .sum(); | ||
| if (answer.score - expected_score).abs() > SCORE_TOLERANCE { | ||
| if (answer.score - expected_score).abs() > SCORE_TOLERANCE + f64::EPSILON { |
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For a three-level score with probabilities 0: 0.00, 1: 0.07, and 2: 0.93, the mathematical weighted score is 1.93, so a returned score of 1.91 is exactly at the documented 0.02 tolerance. IEEE arithmetic instead produces a difference of 0.02000000000000024, which exceeds 0.02 + f64::EPSILON and rejects this valid response. Use a magnitude-aware comparison or otherwise account for accumulated floating-point error so the specified “at most” boundary holds across scale levels.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L66-L68
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| retry_after: None, | ||
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| } else if source.is_connect() { |
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When reqwest reports a non-timeout, non-connect transport error, this new branch makes the failure terminal, but the public Client::evaluate rustdoc still promises that “All transport failures are retried,” and the module README repeats that guarantee before contradicting it. Callers relying on the documented contract may omit their own retry handling for body or request failures, so update those public docs to state that only timeout and connection-establishment failures are retried.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L66-L68
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In `@crates/tinyjevclient/src/client/README.md`:
- Line 13: Update the README transport retry description to state that retries
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Retryable behavior of classify_transport; describe other transport errors as
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| transport failures use the same explicit bounded retry policy because the | ||
| transport error taxonomy cannot reliably distinguish transient DNS, TLS, and | ||
| connectivity failures from permanent ones. | ||
| connectivity failures from permanent ones. Other request/body/redirect errors |
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Correct the transport retry description.
The README says that all transport failures use the retry policy. classify_transport returns Retryable only for reqwest::Error::is_timeout() and is_connect(); other transport errors return Terminal. Replace that sentence with wording that limits retries to timeout and connection-establishment failures.
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In `@crates/tinyjevclient/src/client/README.md` at line 13, Update the README
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Client::evaluatereturnsEvaluationFailurewith error, attempts, and latency. Configuration and response validation are stricter as listed above.Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo test --all-features.github/scripts/check-file-coverage.sh 90 coverage.jsonAll passed; every production source file remains above 90% coverage.
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