Per-invocation properties: one resident instance, many callers - #132
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An exclusive resident instance is shared. In Bitween a relational data source is one process holding one connection pool, and every subscription bound to it runs through that process — each with its own settings: which statement to run, which operation it is, which tenant this is. Startup values cannot carry that. They arrive once, in Ready, and they belong to the process, which belongs to all of those callers at once. So Invoke grows a properties map, alongside the session_id that exists for the same underlying reason: a shared instance has to be told whose call this is. Adapter side, IAdapterContext gains InvocationValues (this call's, empty outside one) and ValueOf (invocation first, then startup). ValueOf is the one to reach for: a per-call setting overrides the process default, and an adapter whose callers send no properties behaves exactly as before, which is what keeps the existing fleet working. It is an AsyncLocal rather than a field, and that is the subtlety. Several commands run on one instance at once — multiplexing is the point of the stream — and a field would have the last caller in overwrite everyone else's configuration mid-flight. That failure is intermittent, load-dependent and close to unreproducible: one subscription silently running another's statement. Additive: a new proto field on an unused number, new optional parameters, and two new interface members. Design doc 14.11. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 SummarySummaryAdds optional per-invocation properties to resident adapter calls.
Riskrisk:low The change is additive and preserves existing behavior when callers provide no properties. Concurrency handling is the main implementation risk. Security-sensitive areasNo authentication or authorization logic changed. Invocation properties are caller-provided configuration and should not be treated as trusted security policy or secrets. Test coverageAdds three resident adapter tests for:
Reported result: 15 passed, 0 failed. Operational concernsNo migration or deployment steps are required. Existing callers remain compatible. Rollback requires reverting the API and contract changes together to avoid version mismatches between hosts and adapters. WalkthroughThe change adds optional per-invocation properties to resident adapter calls. ChangesPer-invocation configuration
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This adds per-invocation configuration to resident adapters, but existing adapter-context implementations may no longer compile after upgrading. Resolve the API compatibility strategy before merging. Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Preserve IAdapterContext implementation compatibility.
IAdapterContext is a public net8.0 SDK interface. Adding required members at lines 40 and 47 breaks external implementations and mocks at compile time. Add compatible default interface members, or document this change as a major-version API break.
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In `@SW.Serverless.Sdk/Resident/IAdapterContext.cs` at line 40, Update the new
InvocationValues member on IAdapterContext to preserve compatibility for
existing external implementations and mocks by providing a default interface
implementation, or explicitly treat the interface change as a major-version API
break if that is the intended contract.
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Follows #131. Needed by Bitween's database adapters, and by any shared resident instance.
The problem
§14.5 gave the exclusive resident one instance per key, and §4 quietly assumed that instance had one caller. It does not.
In Bitween a relational data source is one process holding one connection pool, and every subscription bound to that data source runs through it — each with its own settings: which statement to run, which operation it is, which tenant this is.
Startup values cannot carry any of that. They are handed over once, in
Ready, and they belong to the process — which belongs to all of those callers at once. Today the only way a subscription can say "runinsertOrder" is to put it in the message body, which pushes a routing decision into a mapper template where it does not belong.The change
Invokegrowsmap<string, string> properties, alongside thesession_idthat exists for the same underlying reason: a shared instance has to be told whose call this is.Adapter side,
IAdapterContextgains two members:ValueOfis the one to reach for. A per-call setting overrides the process default, and an adapter whose callers send no properties behaves exactly as it did before any of this existed.Host side,
propertiesis an optional trailing parameter onResidentAdapterInstance.InvokeAsyncandIAdapterLease.InvokeAsync.Why AsyncLocal, and not a field
This is the whole subtlety. Several commands run on one instance at the same time — multiplexing is the point of the stream. A field would have the last caller in overwrite everyone else's configuration mid-flight, and the failure would be intermittent, load-dependent and close to unreproducible: one subscription silently running another's statement.
It is set on the invoking flow before the handler is called, so it survives the handler's own awaits and cannot leak sideways. There is a test for exactly that.
Compatibility
Additive throughout. A new proto field on an unused number, new optional parameters with defaults, two new interface members. No existing adapter or host behaviour changes; an out-of-tree implementation of
IAdapterContext(test fakes, mostly) needs the two members.Tests
Three new in
ResidentAdapterTests, plus two commands on the Ticker sample:dotnet test --filter ResidentAdapterTests— 15 passed, 0 failed.Docs: design doc §14.11, and a line in
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