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perf(receive): process independent chat lanes in parallel during the offline drain - #1871
While the offline backlog drains, message_processing_semaphore holds a single permit, so every stanza in every chat is processed strictly serially. Per-chat ordering is already owned by the chat lanes (one worker per lane, serialized by enqueue_lock), so the single permit's only real job is to quiesce stanza decrypt for the rare operations that persist the whole Signal cache: inbound batch commits, the drain→live transition, and teardown settle.
The cost is a strictly serial backlog. On a mid-size returning account (~1.7k offline items, reported downstream in crmne/zapfast#927) that is ~2 minutes of one-core drain after every wake, during which chats visibly catch up one at a time — the server delivers the backlog grouped per chat, so a busy chat delays every other chat.
Change
Replace the bare Arc<Semaphore> with MessagePermitSemaphore, which carries the quiescence width beside the pool:
Drain pool: offline_drain_permits concurrent stanzas — 0 auto-detects one per available core, capped at 8 (MAX_OFFLINE_DRAIN_PERMITS); overridable via ClientOptions::offline_drain_permits / ClientBuilder::with_offline_drain_permits. Quiescence takes all of them.
Live pool: MESSAGE_LIVE_PERMITS (64) stanzas; quiescence takes one, because coalesced live flushes have no whole-cache invariant to guard.
Every site that needs stanza quiescence now acquires the full set through acquire_message_quiescence (FIFO-fair semaphore, so a quiescence waiter cannot starve; a generation swap mid-acquire drops the partial hold and retries, same as the single-permit acquire).
Mid-stanza sites. The live-journal admission flushes and the UntrustedIdentity commit+flush run inside a stanza that holds a permit; waiting for quiescence while holding it would deadlock against peers doing the same. with_stanza_permit_suspended releases the stanza's permit — the identity path also drops its session lock so a peer stanza on the same sender is not parked — runs the work under quiescence, then reacquires one permit. This is safe because enqueue is per-payload: everything the stanza produced so far already rides the batch being committed, so releasing cannot surface an uncommitted ratchet advance.
Reconnect during suspension. If the connection generation changed while suspended, PermitSuspension::Reconnected makes the stanza abandon its remaining payloads unacked with EncDecryptFailureReason::NotAttempted reported for each — the replacement connection gets the redelivery instead of a partially-acked stanza, and the decrypt-failure event stays complete (classification already reported any node it set aside).
Invariants preserved
Admission still precedes every ratchet mutation; buffered drain entries are still durably committed before any whole-cache flush can persist their advances.
A failed commit still restores entries and suppresses the follow-up flush (identity path included).
Teardown still settles the batcher under offline_terminal_lock, resetting to the drain pool (not a hard-coded one permit), so a stale finisher cannot widen or narrow the replacement connection's semaphore; the deferred live transition still completes only after a durable commit.
Per-chat ordering is untouched — the lane worker still processes its own queue serially; only independent lanes now run concurrently.
Testing
cargo test --lib: full suite green (3050+ tests), including the durability suite covering deferred transitions, failed tail commits, raw-pending recovery, stale finishers and teardown races.
Semaphore probes in client::tests now measure the configured pool width (drain_sized_permits / live_sized_permits) instead of asserting exactly one permit.
keepalive_future_stays_within_baseline_budget grows by 24 bytes — the quiescence Vec on the reconnect path awaited inside the loop; the bump is annotated at the assert.
Field-tested as a patch on 94f7c13 via ZapFast: drains proceed to link: connected with multiple chats advancing concurrently and no lane full / interrupted cycles.
Notes
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets is clean for touched files on stable 1.99; the workspace shows only pre-existing toolchain-skew warnings (fetch_update deprecation, chunks_exact_to_as_chunks) unrelated to this change.
Client layout +16 B (pool struct carries the quiescence width; resolved permit count on the client), accounted in client_size_pins_runtime_cache_config_saving.
…offline drain
The offline drain runs stanza processing on a single global permit. Per-chat
ordering is already owned by the chat lanes (one worker each, serialized by
enqueue_lock), so the permit's only real job is to quiesce stanza decrypt for
the rare operations that persist the whole Signal cache: inbound batch commits,
the drain->live transition, and teardown settle. A returning client pays for
that with a strictly serial backlog — on a mid-size account that is minutes of
one-core drain after every wake, during which chats visibly catch up one at a
time.
Replace the bare Arc<Semaphore> with MessagePermitSemaphore, which carries the
quiescence width beside the pool: all permits on the drain pool, one on the
live pool (coalesced live flushes have no whole-cache invariant to guard).
The drain pool defaults to one permit per available core, capped at 8, and is
overridable via ClientOptions::offline_drain_permits. Every operation that
needs stanza quiescence now acquires the full set through
acquire_message_quiescence, which retries across semaphore swaps the same way
the single-permit acquire did.
Mid-stanza flush sites (live-journal admission, the UntrustedIdentity
commit+flush) cannot wait for quiescence while holding a permit — that
deadlocks against peers doing the same. with_stanza_permit_suspended releases
the stanza's permit (and, on the identity path, its session lock) for a
quiesced commit, then reacquires one; a generation change while suspended is
reported as PermitSuspension::Reconnected and the stanza abandons its
remaining payloads unacked with NotAttempted reported, so the replacement
connection gets the redelivery instead of a partially-acked stanza.
Durability invariants are unchanged: admission still precedes every ratchet
mutation, buffered drain entries are still committed before any whole-cache
flush can persist their advances, a failed commit still restores entries and
suppresses the follow-up flush, and generation checks still keep stale
finishers and torn-down connections from touching the replacement's batcher
or semaphore.
Tests: the semaphore probes now measure the configured pool width instead of
assuming exactly one permit; the keepalive future budget grows by the 24
bytes the quiescence Vec costs on the reconnect path it awaits.
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Added an option to configure concurrent message processing during offline sync. Automatic mode selects a limit based on available cores, capped at eight; explicit values are also limited to a maximum of eight. Per-chat message ordering is unchanged.
Reliability
Improved coordination between message processing, offline sync, and connection changes to support consistent message commits.
If a connection changes during recovery, remaining messages are marked as not attempted and can be delivered again.
Improved identity-recovery handling to avoid acknowledging incomplete message batches.
The client adds configurable offline drain concurrency and separates drain and live permit pools. Drain commits acquire full message quiescence. Selected receive paths suspend stanza permits during commits and identity recovery, then handle reconnection, account changes, and commit outcomes.
The builder accepts an offline drain permit count. The client resolves zero to available parallelism, falling back to one, and caps the count at eight. Drain and live pools use different quiescence widths. Connection cleanup restores the drain pool. Tests cover pool widths, quiescence, and the future-size limit.
Quiesce drain and commit transitions src/client/adapters.rs, src/message/commit_batch.rs, src/client/sessions.rs, src/message/tests.rs
Maintenance, drain completion, and teardown acquire full message quiescence before commits. Durable commits and cache flushes govern pending transitions to the live pool. Capacity-triggered flushes use a quiesced commit path. Tests cover drain capacity and deferred-transition durability.
Suspend permits during receive recovery src/message/receive.rs, src/message.rs, src/message/live_retention.rs, src/message/tests.rs, src/store/signal_adapter.rs
Selected receive operations suspend the stanza permit during quiesced commits and identity recovery. The pipeline revalidates connection and account state before retrying decryption. It reports unattempted payloads after interruption and withholds receipts for incomplete stanzas. Tests cover recovery, reconnection, and receipt behavior.
After a teardown timeout, messages may become unrecoverable on redelivery. Startup sync can also report completion before history processing starts. Both should be addressed before merging.
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Summary
Allows independent chats to drain offline messages in parallel while keeping each chat in order.
Separate chats can process their offline messages at the same time.
Signal cache commits wait until no drain stanza is in flight.
Identity recovery leaves unfinished message payloads ready for redelivery.
Diagram
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[Independent chat lanes] --> B[Acquire one drain permit]
B --> C[Decrypt and enqueue messages]
C --> D[Release stanza permit]
D --> E[Acquire every drain permit]
E --> F[Commit messages and flush Signal cache]
F --> G{Drain finished?}
G -- No --> A
G -- Yes --> H[Switch to live pool]
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Review comments at @src/client/node_io.rs:
- Around line 274-276: Serialize the full quiescence-permit collection in the
maintenance path containing the `pool.quiesce_permits` loop, so timer and Signal
callers cannot each hold a partial set while waiting for the rest. Use
coordination shared by both callers and hold it across the entire acquisition
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- Around line 1188-1190: Update the deferred transition handling for
PendingInboundBatch so an empty batch is not completed or its buffered receipts
released until the Signal cache has been flushed successfully, including after
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- Around line 3446-3447: Add a receive-path test around
process_classified_message that sends enough inbound commits to reach the
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drain completes. Do not rely on calling flush_inbound_commits_quiesced directly;
exercise the threshold-triggered flush through message processing.
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Replied to all seven inline threads. The competing-collector deadlock, empty deferred-tail durability and receive-path coverage findings are supported by the current code. The identity-recovery findings describe conditional problems in a branch the concrete trust adapter currently does not enter; I called out that distinction in the replies.
Prepared an isolated local correction draft and five regression tests. It has not been pushed. pauloswear/whatsapp-rust reports permissions.push=false and permissions.maintain=false to this integration. The collaborator-permission lookup for jlucaso1 returns 403 Resource not accessible by integration, despite maintainer_can_modify=true on the PR. No alternate branch or duplicate PR was created.
All nine Actions workflows associated with this exact head conclude action_required, with empty job lists. For example, Rust CI. There are no executed job logs to diagnose on this head. The successful review-app checks do not establish that Rust CI passed.
Formatting and whitespace checks passed on the draft. Library-test builds repeatedly received SIGKILL before reaching the changed crate, including with one compiler job and constrained linker threads. Workspace Clippy could not complete. The draft is unvalidated, and all threads remain unresolved.
cargo-deny --locked --all-features check advisories reproduces RUSTSEC-2026-0459 through Diesel / libsqlite3-sys 0.38.2. The base and head have the identical Cargo.lock blob 48ffbc858d44ae04b32617eba7fff089a76d1bde; this is a pre-existing dependency finding, not evidence of a drain regression. No advisory suppression or gate relaxation was added.
Protocol evidence: used whatspec commit ae3880925bacd23863cc30ec480c9f82bfd869f1, schema 4.5.0, WA 2.3000.1052559453. Verified all 676 bundle hashes and sizes against its lock, set hash d6ab7ae601eda281cfac570a68de1d787adde8f4d778f0bb994416f661a21abf, using the exact archived asset, archive SHA-256 2958d99a3d84141fa8479f1f991e06246e68c063ca8f618a8d5d361287387f62.
AST-extracted WAWebMessageProcessorCache in bundle a018f64e2c88a44300ee70b669e4fbfdb09d2491aa0552b48bbad42d39614d42, byte range [1189382,1198515), awaits message storage, then Signal snapshot persistence, then aggregate receipt handling. WAWebHandleMsg routes parsed input through WAWebMessageQueue; that module has feature-gated legacy and one-queue paths, so this evidence does not establish that every deployed Web account processes independent chats concurrently. This was static source analysis, not an authenticated client/server experiment.
Remaining blockers are contributor-fork write access, approval/execution of Actions on the exact published head, and successful compilation/tests of the correction. The PR is not green.
Published review fixes through 984944b, preserving the original commits and authorship. Local validation of this exact head: 3,056 library tests passed, 3 skipped; cargo clippy -p whatsapp-rust --all-targets -- -D warnings passed; cargo fmt --all -- --check passed. The original keepalive size gate is unchanged.
The six focused regressions cover competing quiescence collectors, partial-acquisition cancellation, semaphore replacement, stale-generation suspension, failed Signal persistence of an empty deferred tail, and receive-path capacity flushing through 400 encrypted synthetic messages.
All nine pull_request workflows for this head were approved. GitHub currently has eight workflows queued without runners; E2E is skipped by its existing condition. cargo deny check advisories fails on the base lockfile dependency libsqlite3-sys 0.38.2, RUSTSEC-2026-0459. Cargo.lock is identical to the PR base, and no advisory exception was added.
Three identity-recovery threads remain open because the concrete adapter trusts identity keys and an injected UntrustedIdentity fixture is still needed to validate those strict branches. Their defensive fixes are published, including preservation of an already-decrypted prefix before recovery. No merge was performed.
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- Around line 1297-1299: Add a prefix regression test using journal retention
with a deferred prefix and a queued or replayed delivery. Verify that admission
remains charged and no receipt is sent for the prefix before the suffix is
processed; use the existing prefix and journal test helpers rather than changing
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Major · Fence old drain workers after a teardown timeout. · lifecycle.rs:2472-2473
src/client/lifecycle.rs:2472-2473 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Fence old drain workers after a teardown timeout.
If a drain worker holds a permit for over five seconds, cleanup can replace the pool while that worker is still running. The worker can then resume Signal writes during a new-generation quiesced commit. That commit can persist a ratchet advance before its message is committed, making redelivery appear as a duplicate.
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Update the teardown and drain-worker lifecycle around swap_to_drain_semaphore so
workers from a timed-out drain are fenced from Signal writes after a new
generation begins. Ensure the new-generation quiesced commit cannot persist a
ratchet advance from an old worker before its message is committed, while
preserving the existing drain-pool reset behavior.
Major · Wait for offline stanzas before reporting completion. · sessions.rs:483-489
src/client/sessions.rs:483-489 Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Wait for offline stanzas before reporting completion.
If an offline stanza releases its permit for quiescence, the finisher can complete before that stanza resumes. If it contains a history-sync notification, wait_for_startup_sync can return before the history task starts.
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Review comment at @src/client/sessions.rs around lines 483 - 489:
Ensure the offline-sync finisher waits for in-flight offline stanza processing
to resume and complete before setting `offline_sync_completed` or swapping to
the live semaphore. Preserve the quiescence permit behavior, and make sure any
history-sync notification has started its task before `wait_for_startup_sync`
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- Around line 2472-2473: Update the teardown and drain-worker lifecycle around
swap_to_drain_semaphore so workers from a timed-out drain are fenced from Signal
writes after a new generation begins. Ensure the new-generation quiesced commit
cannot persist a ratchet advance from an old worker before its message is
committed, while preserving the existing drain-pool reset behavior.
Review comments at @src/client/sessions.rs:
- Around line 483-489: Ensure the offline-sync finisher waits for in-flight
offline stanza processing to resume and complete before setting
`offline_sync_completed` or swapping to the live semaphore. Preserve the
quiescence permit behavior, and make sure any history-sync notification has
started its task before `wait_for_startup_sync` can return.
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Problem
While the offline backlog drains,
message_processing_semaphoreholds a single permit, so every stanza in every chat is processed strictly serially. Per-chat ordering is already owned by the chat lanes (one worker per lane, serialized byenqueue_lock), so the single permit's only real job is to quiesce stanza decrypt for the rare operations that persist the whole Signal cache: inbound batch commits, the drain→live transition, and teardown settle.The cost is a strictly serial backlog. On a mid-size returning account (~1.7k offline items, reported downstream in crmne/zapfast#927) that is ~2 minutes of one-core drain after every wake, during which chats visibly catch up one at a time — the server delivers the backlog grouped per chat, so a busy chat delays every other chat.
Change
Replace the bare
Arc<Semaphore>withMessagePermitSemaphore, which carries the quiescence width beside the pool:offline_drain_permitsconcurrent stanzas —0auto-detects one per available core, capped at 8 (MAX_OFFLINE_DRAIN_PERMITS); overridable viaClientOptions::offline_drain_permits/ClientBuilder::with_offline_drain_permits. Quiescence takes all of them.MESSAGE_LIVE_PERMITS(64) stanzas; quiescence takes one, because coalesced live flushes have no whole-cache invariant to guard.Every site that needs stanza quiescence now acquires the full set through
acquire_message_quiescence(FIFO-fair semaphore, so a quiescence waiter cannot starve; a generation swap mid-acquire drops the partial hold and retries, same as the single-permit acquire).Mid-stanza sites. The live-journal admission flushes and the
UntrustedIdentitycommit+flush run inside a stanza that holds a permit; waiting for quiescence while holding it would deadlock against peers doing the same.with_stanza_permit_suspendedreleases the stanza's permit — the identity path also drops its session lock so a peer stanza on the same sender is not parked — runs the work under quiescence, then reacquires one permit. This is safe because enqueue is per-payload: everything the stanza produced so far already rides the batch being committed, so releasing cannot surface an uncommitted ratchet advance.Reconnect during suspension. If the connection generation changed while suspended,
PermitSuspension::Reconnectedmakes the stanza abandon its remaining payloads unacked withEncDecryptFailureReason::NotAttemptedreported for each — the replacement connection gets the redelivery instead of a partially-acked stanza, and the decrypt-failure event stays complete (classification already reported any node it set aside).Invariants preserved
offline_terminal_lock, resetting to the drain pool (not a hard-coded one permit), so a stale finisher cannot widen or narrow the replacement connection's semaphore; the deferred live transition still completes only after a durable commit.Testing
cargo test --lib: full suite green (3050+ tests), including the durability suite covering deferred transitions, failed tail commits, raw-pending recovery, stale finishers and teardown races.client::testsnow measure the configured pool width (drain_sized_permits/live_sized_permits) instead of asserting exactly one permit.keepalive_future_stays_within_baseline_budgetgrows by 24 bytes — the quiescenceVecon the reconnect path awaited inside the loop; the bump is annotated at the assert.94f7c13via ZapFast: drains proceed tolink: connectedwith multiple chats advancing concurrently and nolane full/interruptedcycles.Notes
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targetsis clean for touched files on stable 1.99; the workspace shows only pre-existing toolchain-skew warnings (fetch_updatedeprecation,chunks_exact_to_as_chunks) unrelated to this change.Clientlayout +16 B (pool struct carries the quiescence width; resolved permit count on the client), accounted inclient_size_pins_runtime_cache_config_saving.