rebuild cache on MapRef, fix cancellation defects - #369
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are the following the above-mentioned defects:
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Yes, exactly those four, declared and asserted in |
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I am at the beginning of review and I understood that I fail to comprehend what happens in new functionality. ScalaDocs are really required! With explicitly explaining |
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Added scaladocs on LoadingCache, EntryMap, EntryState, the cache operations and the ExpiringCache eviction routine, describing the algorithm and the four defects this change fixes. P1, contention on shared state. The state used to be one Ref[F, Map[K, EntryRef]], so every insert or removal of any key CAS-ed the same Ref, and a getOrUpdate of one key lost its CAS whenever an unrelated key was written. Sustained writes elsewhere starved it, which is what MaxRetries = 10000 and IllegalStateException("extreme contention") were guarding, i.e. contention turned into a user visible failure. Every write also copied the whole map. Now each key has its own Ref over a ConcurrentHashMap, unrelated keys never interfere and the retry limit is gone. P2, cancellation poisoned the key. The value computation ran unmasked inside the retry loop with no onCancel, so cancelling getOrUpdate left Loading(deferred) in the map with the deferred never completed: the key stayed unusable and every waiter blocked forever, and a value computed just as cancellation hit was leaked. Now state transitions are masked, and cancellation unlinks the key, completes the deferred with CancelledError and releases the value if one was produced. P3, expiration ignored Loading. removeExpiredAndCheckSize only inspected Value states, so an entry whose load never completes was never evicted. Now loads that run longer than the expiration interval are evicted and their waiters get ExpiredError. P4, a stuck load blocked finalization, since clear runs on resource release and waits on Loading entries. P2 and P3 remove both ways of getting stuck there. CacheDefectsSpec covers all four. |
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@stasimus, could we get the PR with failing (and ignored or explicitly waiting for failures with corresponding comments and verbose printouts) unit-tests against "current" (as in I tried to do the quick rollback of implementation in the branch, but new unit-tests do not compile against old implementation. It also means that this PR might change public API in incompatible way - we must provide the instructions on how to migrate from "old" to "new" APIs! |
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Benchmarks are in a new benchmark module now, JMH based, at benchmark/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/bench/CacheBenchmark.scala. It carries a frozen copy of the pre-MapRef implementation under com.evolution.scache.v1, so old and new are measured in the same run: impl=v1 against impl=v2, across flavor=single, partitioned and expiring, over get, get1, getOrUpdate, put, modify, remove, contains and foldMap. Run it with: sbt "benchmark/Jmh/run", or narrow it down, e.g. sbt "benchmark/Jmh/run -p impl=v1,v2 -p flavor=single .getOrUpdateHitRandomKeys.". I will refresh the numbers in the description once the full suite has run on a quiet machine. |
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Ran the JMH suite twice back to back on the same machine, once on 7c9fa9f and once on this branch, and put the before and after table in the README under Benchmarks, Results. Raw JMH output of both runs is committed in benchmark/results. Biggest gains are where the old code had to CAS the shared map: put of distinct keys 1.66 to 9.24 M ops/s on the unpartitioned cache, modify of distinct keys 1.88 to 11.44, remove and put 0.84 to 3.87. With partitioning the same operations gain 1.6x to 1.9x, reads gain around 1.2x. foldMap is 2 to 3 percent slower, which is the price of walking a ConcurrentHashMap instead of an atomic snapshot. |
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The cache now uses per-key state and cancelable loads, but the current head still risks incorrect size reporting for very large caches and has cancellation benchmarks/tests that may not reliably validate the documented lifecycle, alongside a bounded documentation compatibility issue. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Loader
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participant WaitingFiber
ExpiringCache->>EntryMap: track loading entry
ExpiringCache->>EntryMap: evict after loadingTimeout
EntryMap-->>WaitingFiber: complete with ExpiredError
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1075-1090: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winThe
cancellation propertest can block on the loadingDeferred.
fiber.cancel.startruns the cancellation concurrently. The followingcache.get(0)is not synchronized against it. Ifgetobserves the entry still inLoadingstate, it awaits the entry'sDeferred. ThatDeferredis completed by the cancellation cleanup withCancelledError, so the test recovers, but only after the cleanup runs.If the cancellation cleanup has not yet marked the entry,
getreturns the loaded value instead ofnone, andresult shouldEqual nonefails.Join the cancellation before asserting, or poll
getuntil it returnsnone.💚 Proposed fix
fiber <- cache.getOrUpdateEnsure(0)(deferred.get) - fiber <- fiber.cancel.start - result <- cache.get(0) - _ <- IO { result shouldEqual none } - _ <- deferred.complete(0) - _ <- fiber.joinWithNever + cancelling <- fiber.cancel.start + _ <- cancelling.joinWithNever + result <- cache.get(0) + _ <- IO { result shouldEqual none } + _ <- deferred.complete(0)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@scache/src/test/scala/com/evolution/scache/CacheSpec.scala` around lines 1075 - 1090, Update the `cancellation proper` test to synchronize cancellation before asserting the cache state: join the cancellation fiber created by `fiber.cancel.start` before calling `cache.get(0)` and checking `result shouldEqual none`. Preserve the existing deferred completion and metrics assertions.
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148-157: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse the
shellfence language for the sbt commands.The block contains shell commands, not Scala code. The comparison block at Line 204 already uses
shell. Align the two blocks.📝 Proposed fix
-```scala +```shell // everything, around 10 minutes sbt "benchmark/Jmh/run"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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442-447: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
foldMapPardelegates tocache.foldMap.The method name promises parallel folding, but the body calls
cache.foldMap. The underlyingLoadingCache.foldMapPardoes run in parallel. This predates the change, and only the signature line changed here.Change the delegation to
cache.foldMapParif the parallel behavior is intended.♻️ Proposed fix
def foldMapPar[A: CommutativeMonoid](f: (K, Either[F[V], V]) => F[A]): F[A] = { - cache.foldMap { + cache.foldMapPar { case (k, Right(v)) => f(k, v.value.asRight) case (k, Left(v)) => f(k, v.map { _.value }.asLeft) } }Note: this needs
Parallel[F]onapply, which currently only requiresMonadThrow: Clock.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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41-51: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 TrivialConsider the scan cost when
loadingTimeoutis much shorter than the expiration.
expireIntervalis bounded byloadingTimeoutMs / 2. One run walks every entry of the cache. A shortloadingTimeoutnext to a large cache therefore schedules a full scan very often, for example every 50 ms for a 100 ms timeout.The comment describes the trade-off, but nothing bounds the resulting work. Consider documenting the cost in
Config.loadingTimeout, or tracking loading entries separately so that the loading sweep does not need a full traversal.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/ExpiringCache.scala` around lines 41 - 51, Address the full-cache scan cost in the expireInterval logic around Config.loadingTimeout: avoid scheduling whole-cache traversals solely from a short loadingTimeout, preferably by tracking loading entries separately so loading cleanup does not require scanning every cache entry; otherwise document the scan-cost trade-off in Config.loadingTimeout and preserve expiration cleanup behavior.scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/Cache.scala (1)
511-511: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the context-bound documentation for the new
Asyncrequirement.The signature now requires
Async[F]. The scaladoc above still explains the bounds in terms ofSyncandConcurrent, and theexpiringscaladoc still namesTemporal. Readers of the API docs will see the old requirements.Add a line describing why
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In `@benchmark/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/bench/CacheBenchmark.scala`:
- Around line 207-213: Add method-level `@OperationsPerInvocation`(320000) to
removeAndPutRandomKeys, overriding the class-level operation count, and
regenerate the recorded benchmark results.
In `@scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/ExpiringCache.scala`:
- Around line 104-129: Update evictLoading so the loading deferred is completed
with ExpiredError before the entry is marked Removed and unlinked, preventing a
concurrent load from publishing a value after eviction. Preserve the existing
deferred-identity check and no-op behavior when the entry is no longer the
matching load.
In `@scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/LoadingCache.scala`:
- Around line 676-701: Update the LoadingCache put path at
LoadingCache.scala:676-701 and the corresponding modify path at
LoadingCache.scala:825-850 so deferred publication and the EntryState transition
use distinct, balanced ownership. Retain or transfer ownership when complete
publishes entry, release the producer’s ownership exactly once when set/setRef
fails after publication, preserve the waiter-owned reference, and release the
unpublished entry when complete fails before retrying or exiting.
In `@scache/src/test/scala/com/evolution/scache/CacheDefectsSpec.scala`:
- Around line 211-240: Increase the loadingTimeout in the “a new load generation
does not inherit the previous generation's stuck-timer” test and adjust the
second sleep in the result block to remain well below the new timeout,
preserving the presence assertion while providing sufficient scheduler-timing
margin.
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In `@scache/src/test/scala/com/evolution/scache/CacheSpec.scala`:
- Around line 1075-1090: Update the `cancellation proper` test to synchronize
cancellation before asserting the cache state: join the cancellation fiber
created by `fiber.cancel.start` before calling `cache.get(0)` and checking
`result shouldEqual none`. Preserve the existing deferred completion and metrics
assertions.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 148-157: Change the fenced code language for the sbt command block
in the README from scala to shell, matching the existing shell fence used by the
comparison block while leaving the commands unchanged.
In `@scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/Cache.scala`:
- Line 511: Update the Scaladoc for loading to document the Async[F] context
bound and its purpose, replacing the outdated Sync/Concurrent explanation and
matching the README migration wording. Also update the expiring Scaladoc to
reflect its current Async requirement instead of naming Temporal.
In `@scache/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/ExpiringCache.scala`:
- Around line 442-447: Update ExpiringCache.foldMapPar to delegate to
cache.foldMapPar so it preserves the promised parallel behavior, and add the
required Parallel[F] constraint to the surrounding apply or relevant
construction context alongside the existing MonadThrow and Clock requirements.
- Around line 41-51: Address the full-cache scan cost in the expireInterval
logic around Config.loadingTimeout: avoid scheduling whole-cache traversals
solely from a short loadingTimeout, preferably by tracking loading entries
separately so loading cleanup does not require scanning every cache entry;
otherwise document the scan-cost trade-off in Config.loadingTimeout and preserve
expiration cleanup behavior.
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I used the snippets from README file to run the benchmarks locally - both before and after looks practically identical. Asked Claude to analyze the results and it returned:
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SBT can create generated
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- Around line 97-105: Update the documentation for both modify and update to use
Scala’s exact Option value None, stating that the entry is removed if f returns
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- Around line 21-24: Update the README text to refer to the factory as
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Reran the hot key benchmark with heavier settings (
So here it comes out 1.35x in favor of the new code with tight error bars, the opposite of your run. I don't think the code explains either direction: on a hit neither implementation writes anything, old is one Also redid the full suite old vs new with the default settings: 15 of 39 rows land outside the error bars, all in favor of the new code, the rest overlap. On cancellations you were right, there were none. Added two in 349cf41: |
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- Around line 257-267: Update getOrUpdateCancelWithWaiter so waiter.start is
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186-187: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse
ConcurrentHashMap.size()for theIntAPI.
mappingCount().toIntcan wrap to a negative value aboveInt.MaxValue.size()saturates atInt.MaxValue.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scache/src/test/scala/com/evolution/scache/CacheDefectsSpec.scala`:
- Around line 318-320: Update the test around the deferred publication and
cache.remove flow to read key 0 before removal and assert that the cached value
is 99, proving the injected replacement won the commit race. Preserve the
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275-287: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winStart the loader and the waiters with
.attempt, then assert their results.The loader and the eight waiters are started without
.attempt. This test drives aremoveinto the commit window ofmodifyover aLoadingkey, so an interleaving can complete a waiter with an error. If a fiber reachesErroredbefore itsjoinregisters, the runtime reports the error as unhandled. The plainjoinalso discards the outcome, so the test gives no signal about it.Other tests in this file already use
.attempt.startfor this exact reason, see lines 87-90 and 190-195.♻️ Proposed change
- loader <- cache.getOrUpdate(0) { started.complete(()) *> gate.get.as(-i) }.start + loader <- cache.getOrUpdate(0) { started.complete(()) *> gate.get.as(-i) }.attempt.start _ <- started.get // The waiters widen the window between modify completing the deferred and committing the // entry, which is exactly where the concurrent remove has to land. - waiters <- (1 to 8).toList.traverse { _ => cache.getOrUpdate(0)((-i).pure[IO]).start } + waiters <- (1 to 8).toList.traverse { _ => cache.getOrUpdate(0)((-i).pure[IO]).attempt.start } _ <- balance.update { _ + 1 } _ <- ( cache.modify(0) { _ => ((), Cache.Directive.Put(i, balance.update { _ - 1 }.some)) }, cache.remove(0).flatten, ).parTupled _ <- gate.complete(()) - _ <- loader.join - _ <- waiters.traverse_ { _.join } + _ <- loader.joinWithNever + _ <- waiters.traverse_ { _.joinWithNever }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@benchmark/src/main/scala/com/evolution/scache/bench/CacheBenchmark.scala`:
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 238-241: Update the README migration note to distinguish the
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This reverts commit 6d5fffe.
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Rebuilds LoadingCache on cats.effect.std.MapRef: per-key CAS instead of whole-map Ref, cancelable loads with cleanup, ExpiringCache evicts stale Loading entries. Fixes four proven defects; defect spec now asserts expected behavior and passes. Adds a JMH benchmark module (
sbt "benchmark/Jmh/run"). Creation bounds widened Concurrent to Async.Bench: JMH suite from the
benchmarkmodule, run 2026-08-20 on a 12-core machine, JDK 25, Scala 2.13. 8 fibers x 20k ops each, key space 10k, cache operations per second, old is master at7c9fa9f. The two cancel scenarios have no old number: loads were not cancelable there, so the benchmark never finishes on the original implementation and has to be excluded from the old run. Error margins and the full scenario list are inbenchmark/resultsand the README.To reproduce (details in the README, "Comparing against another revision"; the old revision needs a one-line adjustment for the
singleflavor, also in the README):Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Asyncfor loading and expiration operations.Documentation
Tests