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fix(store): Fix allowed pruning height logic when changing snapshot-interval #23639

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Closes: #23638

  • Adjust the calculation logic of the next snapshot height
  • Only store the latest snapshot height at index 0 for use in the GetPruningHeight function. (keep it as an array to prevent breaking change on storage)
    • Note: If the pruning of the node is already stuck, this solution doesn't delete the old pruneSnapshotHeights[1:].

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    • Updated release notes to include details on recent improvements.
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    • Improved snapshot management logic, ensuring more reliable behavior during snapshot interval changes.

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The pull request updates the changelog with an entry for a fix addressing the allowed pruning height logic when the snapshot-interval is changed. In addition, it refactors the Manager’s methods in the pruning package. The HandleSnapshotHeight method now only adds the height if the record is empty or updates the first element if the current height is greater, while GetPruningHeight now calculates the next snapshot height by rounding up the current height to the nearest multiple of the snapshot interval.

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File(s) Change Summary
store/CHANGELOG.md Added a new entry in the "Unreleased" section (PR [#23639]) for fixing allowed pruning height logic when changing the snapshot-interval.
store/pruning/manager.go Modified HandleSnapshotHeight to update the snapshot height instead of appending; adjusted GetPruningHeight to round up the current height for pruning.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant M as Manager
    C->>M: Call HandleSnapshotHeight(height)
    alt pruneSnapshotHeights is empty
        M->>M: Append current height
    else
        M->>M: Compare current height with first stored height
        alt current height > stored height
            M->>M: Update first stored height with current height
        end
    end
    C->>M: Call GetPruningHeight(height)
    M->>M: Round up height to nearest multiple of snapshot interval
    M-->>C: Return calculated pruning height
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Fix allowed pruning height calculation for dynamic snapshot-interval changes (#23638)
Update snapshot height tracking to prevent stale heights (#23638)

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  • sontrinh16
  • julienrbrt
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@RogerKSI RogerKSI marked this pull request as ready for review February 8, 2025 12:21
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store/pruning/manager.go (1)

129-130: Enhance the comment to explain the calculation logic.

While the implementation is correct, the comment could better explain how the next snapshot height is calculated using integer division and multiplication.

-	// so we can prune up to the next upcoming snapshot - 1.
+	// Calculate next snapshot height by rounding up current height to next multiple of snapshot interval,
+	// then subtract 1 to get the maximum height we can prune up to.
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store/pruning/manager.go (2)

70-135: Add unit tests for the modified pruning logic.

The changes to HandleSnapshotHeight and GetPruningHeight need test coverage, especially for edge cases when snapshot interval changes.

Would you like me to help generate comprehensive unit tests for these scenarios:

  1. Basic snapshot height tracking
  2. Snapshot interval changes
  3. Concurrent access patterns
  4. Edge cases (zero/negative heights, interval changes)

79-87: LGTM! The simplified snapshot height tracking logic looks correct.

The implementation properly maintains thread safety and only tracks the latest snapshot height, which aligns with the PR objectives.

Let's verify the thread safety of the snapshot height updates:

✅ Verification successful

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all mutex-protected accesses to pruneSnapshotHeights
rg -A 2 "pruneSnapshotHeightsMx\." store/pruning/

Length of output: 772


LGTM! The mutex usage around pruneSnapshotHeights confirms that the snapshot height updates are thread-safe.

  • Verified that m.pruneSnapshotHeightsMx is properly locked and unlocked during both read and write operations.
store/CHANGELOG.md (1)

34-34: LGTM! Changelog entry follows the guidelines.

The entry is properly formatted, concise, and clearly describes the fix.

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[Bug]: Wrong calculation of allowed pruning height when changing snapshot-interval
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