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feat(id): serve signed world journal replication (#806 phase 2) - #4589
Add an actor-owned snapshot-plus-subscribe journal feed; append updates publish only after durable journal append, with full resets after header bumps and compaction.
Register the dedicated /id-world-replication/1 stream, signing frames with the serving node identity already used by Iroh.
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Phase 2 of #806; this PR does not close the issue.
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World mode now supports signed replication of durable world data. Replication clients can receive an initial snapshot followed by journal updates, including refreshed snapshots when the journal is reset.
Replication requests can select a world or use the hub’s default world. Invalid or interrupted replication streams are ended with an error.
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Review comments at @pkgs/id/src/world_replication_net.rs:
- Around line 303-307: Bound the write in the replication frame flow with a
timeout so a stalled peer cannot hold the world lease and session permit
indefinitely. Update the `write_frame` call after `signed.encode_frame()` to
apply a per-frame timeout, and preserve the existing write error context while
distinguishing timeout expiration.
- Around line 198-201: Ensure checkpoint entries are no larger than
MAX_REPLICATION_PAYLOAD_BYTES before they enter the replication path leading to
chain_base_cursor; bound them when written or split oversized checkpoints across
entries, while preserving the existing Created-header validation.
- Around line 109-116: Add an explicit authorization check in serve_stream after
ensure_nonce and before hub.lease, requiring permission to read the full
journal; on denial, return an error without opening the lease or replication
feed. Use the established identity and credential policy for this authorization,
and preserve replication frames as exact journal bytes without applying the
participant projection.
Review comments at @pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs:
- Around line 207-208: Replace the full-journal std::fs::read of self.path in
the world actor’s feed handling with an incremental or bounded read strategy
that avoids blocking the actor and retaining a full copy per subscriber.
Preserve feed delivery semantics while establishing how journal progress and
subscriber state can be tracked safely.
Review comments at @pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs:
- Around line 1583-1588: Update the ReplicationFeed handler’s snapshot path to
check `storage_failed` before calling `replication_snapshot`; return an error
while storage has failed, and preserve the existing journal lookup and snapshot
behavior otherwise.
- Around line 420-421: Update the `journal.append` error branch to compare the
current `replication_header_version()` with `version_before`; if it changed,
publish `ReplicationUpdate::ResetFailed` through `replication_sender` before
returning the error. Do not send `Reset` or publish a snapshot on this failure
path.
Review comments at @pkgs/id/src/world/handle.rs:
- Line 48: Update the broadcast buffer setup in the `serve_stream` flow so
clients can receive large snapshots without disconnecting when writes exceed the
fixed 256-update capacity. Preserve the existing snapshot and live-update
behavior, and establish a safe buffering or delivery strategy that handles
updates generated while the snapshot is being sent without relying on a resume
cursor.
Review comments at @pkgs/id/src/world/mod.rs:
- Around line 1006-1007: Update replication-feed initialization to reject a
journal when replication_header_version returns None, before accepting its
replication_snapshot. Preserve the existing snapshot flow when a header version
is available.
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pkgs/id/src/commands/serve.rs
pkgs/id/src/lib.rs
pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs
pkgs/id/src/world/handle.rs
pkgs/id/src/world/mod.rs
pkgs/id/src/world_replication_net.rs
pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs
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This change adds durable world journal snapshots and replication feeds, streams signed snapshots and journal updates over a new protocol, and registers the protocol with the world-enabled server router.
Changes: World Journal Replication
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Journal snapshot contract and storage pkgs/id/src/world/mod.rs, pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs
WorldJournal gains snapshot and header-version methods. FileJournal returns the durable journal bytes and header version. Tests cover torn-tail repair before snapshot capture.
Actor replication feeds and updates pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs, pkgs/id/src/world/handle.rs, pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs
The actor and handle provide a snapshot with a receiver for subsequent updates. Successful appends publish entries or reset snapshots. Compaction publishes a reset. Tests cover feed contents and reset behavior.
Signed replication stream pkgs/id/src/world_replication_net.rs
The protocol validates requests, limits active streams, and sends signed snapshot and update frames. It ends streams with errors for invalid or unavailable replication state.
World replication routing pkgs/id/src/lib.rs, pkgs/id/src/commands/serve.rs
The world feature exports the protocol module, and the server router registers the replication ALPN.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant WorldReplicationProtocol
participant WorldHub
participant WorldHandle
participant WorldActor
Client->>WorldReplicationProtocol: Send request with world and session nonce
WorldReplicationProtocol->>WorldHub: Open requested or default world
WorldHub-->>WorldReplicationProtocol: Return WorldHandle
WorldReplicationProtocol->>WorldHandle: Request replication_feed
WorldHandle->>WorldActor: Send ReplicationFeed command
WorldActor-->>WorldHandle: Return snapshot and update receiver
WorldHandle-->>WorldReplicationProtocol: Return world ID, snapshot, and receiver
WorldReplicationProtocol-->>Client: Send signed snapshot and terminal frame
WorldActor-->>WorldReplicationProtocol: Broadcast append or reset update
WorldReplicationProtocol-->>Client: Send signed update frames
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Merge Risk: High · up to fd604
Resolve authorization and replication reliability before merging. Admitted peers can read protected journal contents, failed storage can yield inconsistent feeds, and large or stalled transfers can prevent replication or retain world resources.
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Authorize replication before exposing the journal
Any Iroh peer can supply a nonzero nonce and receive an existing world's complete journal and live updates without a capability or admin credential; omitting world even selects the default world. WorldHub::lease checks routing/resource limits and permission to create worlds, but does not authorize reads. This bypasses the capability validation used for existing records replication in world_session/mod.rs:1650–1657 and exposes journaled chat, inputs, and host events to nonmembers. Require an authorized replication credential before obtaining or sending the feed.
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Support checkpoint entries larger than one replication payload
For a snapshot-capable world with an installed module, ordinary compaction can permanently interrupt replication: split_entry_payload rejects any individual JSONL entry larger than 256 KiB, while WorldCore::checkpoint_entries puts all retained events into one Checkpoint entry. The defaults retain 1,024 events and compact after 1,000, so even 1,000 permitted 300-byte chat messages exceed this bound without counting the program snapshot. The resulting reset terminates live feeds here, and reconnecting fails on the same checkpoint. Support transferring these valid large entries rather than splitting only at entry boundaries.
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Reject replication snapshots after a storage failure
If FileJournal::append writes a complete entry but its subsequent sync_data fails, persist marks the actor storage-failed and correctly publishes no replication update. This handler nevertheless reads the journal without checking that state, and the newline check in replication_snapshot accepts the fully written but unconfirmed bytes. A newly connected replica therefore receives a signed, terminal-committed snapshot containing the failed mutation, while existing replicas remain at the previous durable cursor; a writer crash can also lose that mutation. Reject new feeds after storage failure, or restrict snapshots to a known-durable boundary.
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Release the initial snapshot before following updates
For long-lived feeds of large journals, the initial snapshot continues owning its complete journal buffer after this transfer finishes: ending the borrow does not end the owned local's drop scope, and the subsequent indefinite update loop never drops it. Each subscription obtains a separate allocation through std::fs::read, so multiple followers retain multiple full historical journal copies for their entire sessions, even after later compaction replaces that history. Explicitly drop the snapshot after the initial transfer or scope its ownership to that transfer.
Rename the test module to tests and move it to the file bottom.
The module replication_feed_tests does not follow the repository rule for test placement. The file has no mod tests. A test-only impl WorldActor block follows the new module, so the test code does not sit at the bottom of the file.
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs around lines 1648 - 1650:
Rename replication_feed_tests to tests and move the test module to the bottom of
actor.rs, after the test-only impl WorldActor block, so it follows the
repository’s test placement convention.
Rename the two new replication tests with the test prefix.
Rename the two new replication tests with the test_ prefix.
The repository naming rule requires a test_ prefix on test functions. The new tests header_bump_publishes_a_reset_instead_of_a_tail and journal_compaction_publishes_a_reset_snapshot omit it. Both are in pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs.
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs around lines 1689 - 1690:
Rename the replication test functions
header_bump_publishes_a_reset_instead_of_a_tail and
journal_compaction_publishes_a_reset_snapshot to use the required test_ prefix,
preserving their test attributes and bodies.
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Compare the appended bytes with the durable journal suffix.
Compare the appended bytes with the durable journal suffix.
The new test checks only that the append entry ends with \n and parses to Isolation::Unisolated. A publisher that re-encoded the entry as different valid JSON would still pass. The snapshot is compared byte for byte, but the append path is not. Adding the suffix comparison would make the test check the documented exact-bytes contract for appends.
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs around lines 714 - 721:
Update the append-entry test around the `header_version` and `entry` assertions
to compare the appended bytes exactly with the durable journal suffix, starting
at `first.bytes.len()`. Preserve the existing newline and parsed-entry
assertions.
Add the test prefix to the two new test functions.
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Add the test_ prefix to the two new test functions.
The pkgs/id naming rule requires the test_ prefix for tests (pkgs/id/AGENTS.md:140). Both new test functions lack it.
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs around lines 679 - 680:
Rename the two new test functions to follow the `pkgs/id` test naming
convention: add the `test_` prefix to
`replication_feed_snapshots_exact_bytes_and_follows_durable_appends` and
`replication_snapshot_repairs_an_unterminated_torn_tail`.
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Require read authorization before the replication stream opens the journal.
After ensure_nonce, serve_stream calls hub.lease(request.world.as_deref(), None) and replication_feed() (pkgs/id/src/world_replication_net.rs:109-116). Neither call checks the peer's identity or credentials. The session nonce only rejects an all-zero value, so it does not authorize the peer. REPLICATION_ALPN is also registered without an access policy (pkgs/id/src/commands/serve.rs:1145-1157).
The feed sends the raw journal file bytes. The journal stores chat lines and ProgramInstalled seeds. The participant projection hides chat and zeroes seeds for /id-world/1, but this stream does not apply that projection. Any peer that the endpoint admits to this ALPN can read that data.
Add a check before hub.lease that requires explicit permission to read the full journal. Return an error and do not open the feed when the check fails. Keep the replicated frames as exact journal bytes. Do not apply the participant projection to them.
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world_replication_net.rs around lines 109 - 116:
Add an explicit authorization check in serve_stream after ensure_nonce and
before hub.lease, requiring permission to read the full journal; on denial,
return an error without opening the lease or replication feed. Use the
established identity and credential policy for this authorization, and preserve
replication frames as exact journal bytes without applying the participant
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Reject oversized journal entries before they reach replication.
A checkpoint entry above MAX_REPLICATION_PAYLOAD_BYTES makes send_snapshot fail for every snapshot or reset connection to that world. The journal writer does not bound entry size, and split_entry_payload cannot split a single entry. Add a size check at checkpoint write time, or split the checkpoint across entries, so that every entry fits the cap.
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world_replication_net.rs around lines 198 - 201:
Ensure checkpoint entries are no larger than MAX_REPLICATION_PAYLOAD_BYTES
before they enter the replication path leading to chain_base_cursor; bound them
when written or split oversized checkpoints across entries, while preserving the
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Bound each replication frame write with a timeout.
A peer that stops reading can block write_frame indefinitely. The QUIC keep-alive keeps the connection open, so the idle timeout does not end the stall. The stream keeps its world lease and session permit until the peer disconnects. A timeout on each frame write releases them.
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.context("replication signing key does not match source")?;
let bytes = signed.encode_frame().context("encode replication frame")?;
write_frame(send,&bytes)
.await
.context("write replication frame")?;
.context("replication signing key does not match source")?;
let bytes = signed.encode_frame().context("encode replication frame")?;
tokio::time::timeout(
std::time::Duration::from_secs(30),
write_frame(send,&bytes),
)
.await
.context("replication frame write timed out")?
.context("write replication frame")?;
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world_replication_net.rs around lines 303 - 307:
Bound the write in the replication frame flow with a timeout so a stalled peer
cannot hold the world lease and session permit indefinitely. Update the
`write_frame` call after `signed.encode_frame()` to apply a per-frame timeout,
and preserve the existing write error context while distinguishing timeout
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Stop reading the full journal on the world actor for each feed.
Each feed runs std::fs::read on the entire journal inside the actor's command handler. Large journals stall writes to that world. Each subscriber also keeps the copy until it disconnects.
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs around lines 207 - 208:
Replace the full-journal std::fs::read of self.path in the world actor’s feed
handling with an incremental or bounded read strategy that avoids blocking the
actor and retaining a full copy per subscriber. Preserve feed delivery semantics
while establishing how journal progress and subscriber state can be tracked
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sed -n '170,225p' pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs
sed -n '405,450p' pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs
sed -n '1570,1595p' pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs
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Send ResetFailed, not Reset, when a failed append changes the journal header.
When journal.append bumps the header and then fails, subscribers keep the old header version. The Err branch sets storage_failed and returns without publishing. No later Append arrives, so subscribers never detect the stale version.
Do not send a Reset snapshot on this path. If sync_data fails after write_all succeeds, the complete entry remains in the file. replication_snapshot accepts a newline-terminated entry, so a Reset would publish an entry that the append reported as failed. Send ResetFailed instead. The receiver ends the subscription on ResetFailed and does not serve a snapshot.
Suggested fix
if let Err(error) = journal.append(&entry) {
self.storage_failed = true;
tracing::error!("world journal append failed: {error:#}");
+ if journal.replication_header_version() != version_before {+ let _ = replication_sender.send(ReplicationUpdate::ResetFailed);+ }
return Err(error.context("world storage failed; the world is read-only"));
}
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs around lines 420 - 421:
Update the `journal.append` error branch to compare the current
`replication_header_version()` with `version_before`; if it changed, publish
`ReplicationUpdate::ResetFailed` through `replication_sender` before returning
the error. Do not send `Reset` or publish a snapshot on this failure path.
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sed -n '180,240p' pkgs/id/src/world_store.rs;echo ----; sed -n '400,430p' pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs;echo ----; sed -n '1570,1615p' pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs;echo ----; sed -n '128,150p' pkgs/id/src/world/handle.rs
Refuse replication feeds while storage has failed.
After append fails at sync_data, the written line remains in the journal file. The ReplicationFeed handler still captures that file and signs it as a snapshot. New subscribers then receive an entry that the writer reported as failed. Check storage_failed in the handler and return an error while it is set.
Suggested fix
--- "a/pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs"+++ "b/pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs"@@ -1580,12 +1580,17 @@
// append can fall between these two operations.
let updates = self.replication_sender.subscribe();
let world_id = self.core.world_id().to_owned();
- let result = self- .journal- .as_mut()- .ok_or_else(|| anyhow::anyhow!("world has no durable journal"))- .and_then(|journal| journal.replication_snapshot())- .map(|snapshot| (world_id, snapshot, updates));+ let snapshot = if self.storage_failed {+ Err(anyhow::anyhow!(+ "world storage failed; the replication feed is unavailable"+ ))+ } else {+ self.journal+ .as_mut()+ .ok_or_else(|| anyhow::anyhow!("world has no durable journal"))+ .and_then(|journal| journal.replication_snapshot())+ };+ let result = snapshot.map(|snapshot| (world_id, snapshot, updates));
let _ = reply.send(result);
}
WorldCommand::CapsInfo { reply } => {
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let result = self
.journal
.as_mut()
.ok_or_else(|| anyhow::anyhow!("world has no durable journal"))
let result = snapshot.map(|snapshot| (world_id, snapshot, updates));
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world/actor.rs around lines 1583 - 1588:
Update the ReplicationFeed handler’s snapshot path to check `storage_failed`
before calling `replication_snapshot`; return an error while storage has failed,
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Stop lag disconnects for large snapshots under write load.
The feed buffers 256 updates, but serve_stream sends the full snapshot before it reads any update. More than 256 appends during that transfer return Lagged and end the stream. Requests carry no resume cursor, so a new feed starts from a full snapshot and can fail the same way under the same write load.
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Update the broadcast buffer setup in the `serve_stream` flow so clients can
receive large snapshots without disconnecting when writes exceed the fixed
256-update capacity. Preserve the existing snapshot and live-update behavior,
and establish a safe buffering or delivery strategy that handles updates
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Reject replication feeds when the journal cannot report a header version.
A journal that overrides replication_snapshot but keeps the default replication_header_version of None still opens a replication feed. persist sends no Append updates for that journal, so subscribers keep the initial image and miss later entries. The feed should fail when the header version is unavailable.
Suggested fix
.ok_or_else(|| anyhow::anyhow!("world has no durable journal"))
- .and_then(|journal| journal.replication_snapshot())+ .and_then(|journal| {+ ensure!(+ journal.replication_header_version().is_some(),+ "world journal cannot report its header version"+ );+ journal.replication_snapshot()+ })
.map(|snapshot| (world_id, snapshot, updates));
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Review comment at @pkgs/id/src/world/mod.rs around lines 1006 - 1007:
Update replication-feed initialization to reject a journal when
replication_header_version returns None, before accepting its
replication_snapshot. Preserve the existing snapshot flow when a header version
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Summary
/id-world-replication/1stream, signing frames with the serving node identity already used by Iroh./id-world/1participant frames and the records-only mirror. This builds on merged phase-1 PR feat(id): F12.13 replication wire contract + crypto primitives (#806 phase 1) #4447.Verification
cargo test --manifest-path pkgs/id/Cargo.toml --lib replication— 18 passed, 0 failed.git diff --check— passed.rustfmt --checkon changed world modules — passed.Phase 2 of #806; this PR does not close the issue.
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