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tokio's async File buffers writes internally: write_all only fills the buffer, and the actual OS write happens in a background task after drop — so write_text_if_absent could return Ok(true) with the file created but still EMPTY, and an immediate reader saw EOF. Caught twice in CI as 'EOF while parsing a value' reading state.json right after cluster import (the cluster's first state-write routes here since the storage port); also an invariant-6 violation (acknowledged before the write reached the OS). The other local write paths use tokio::fs::write, which flushes internally — this was the one miss. Fix: flush().await before Ok, with the same remove-on-failure cleanup as the write itself. Regression test is a best-effort tight loop (the window is timing-dependent; the two CI failures are the recorded red) asserting read-after-ack never sees a short file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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