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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. 4 included reviews remain after this review. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 5 reviews per hour. WalkthroughThe manual WebSocket poller and its configuration wiring are removed. WebSocket connections now use per-connection goroutines and a buffered frame reader with timeout, control-frame, and cancellation handling. Deprecated poller options remain accepted, default to unset, and trigger startup warnings when explicitly configured. Documentation and tests reflect these changes. ChangesWebSocket Poller Removal
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The server-side WebSocket handler had two read paths: an experimental epoll/kqueue poller used on Linux and macOS, and a goroutine-per-connection path used everywhere else. Keep only the latter, which builds on Go's runtime network poller and behaves the same on every platform. - Read frames through a buffered wsutil.Reader: idle timeouts are retried, timeouts inside a message close the connection, and the deadline restarts at the message's first byte. - Interrupt reads on shutdown via context.AfterFunc so connections close with Going Away even without a read timeout. - Keep enable_net_poll, websocket_server_poll_timeout and websocket_server_conn_buffer_size loadable but inert, and warn at startup when they are set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The read path no longer has TLS-specific handling, so the TLS run only added router setup cost without covering different behavior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
After connection_init, an idle read deadline could only ever be retried, so every connection woke up once per websocket_server_read_timeout for nothing. At 100k idle connections that cost about 0.37 cores. Initialized connections now wait without a deadline; the read timeout still applies from the first byte of each message and to the wait for connection_init. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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net.Pipe deadlines follow the bubble's fake clock, so timeouts become exact and instant. Tests now assert when a read times out, and use synctest.Wait to prove a read is still blocked. A watchdog closes the pipe after an hour of fake time so a read that never returns fails its test instead of deadlocking the bubble. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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handleConnection decremented the connection gauge in a defer that ran after handler.Close, which unsubscribes. The subscription count could reach zero while the connection was still counted, so the connection gauge briefly outlived its subscriptions. Decrement it before closing, as the removed poller did. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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184-220: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover cancellation while waiting for a continuation frame.
TestWebsocketCancellationInterruptsReadonly writes[]byte{0x81}, so it waits for an incomplete frame header. It does not exerciseReadJSONafter a non-final text frame, whereio.ReadAll(&reader)waits for the continuation. A regression in that path can keephandleConnectionblocked and prevent shutdown cleanup. Add this state to both the reader cancellation test and the shutdown test.Suggested fix
diff --git a/router/core/websocket_test.go b/router/core/websocket_test.go @@ - for _, partial := range []bool{false, true} { - t.Run(map[bool]string{false: "idle", true: "partial"}[partial], func(t *testing.T) { + for _, tc := range []struct { + name string + frame []byte + }{ + {name: "idle"}, + {name: "partial header", frame: []byte{0x81}}, + {name: "continuation", frame: clientFrame(ws.OpText, false, `{"type":`)}, + } { + t.Run(tc.name, func(t *testing.T) { @@ - if partial { - _, err := client.Write([]byte{0x81}) + if tc.frame != nil { + _, err := client.Write(tc.frame) require.NoError(t, err) }Add the same continuation frame to
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- Around line 184-220: Extend TestWebsocketCancellationInterruptsRead with a
case that sends a non-final text frame and leaves ReadJSON waiting for its
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0sdisables the timeout.Summary
Cleanup: removes the experimental epoll/kqueue poller from the router's server-side WebSocket handler (ROUTER-651).
The handler had two read paths:
enable_net_poll: false.This keeps only the goroutine-per-connection path, which builds on Go's runtime network poller (itself epoll/kqueue based). The router now has a single code path on every platform, and the platform-specific code goes away: the poll loop, fd bookkeeping, and TLS unwrapping.
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router/core/websocket.gosocketFd/underlyingConn, and the separate sync fallback. A singlehandleConnectionloop replaces both paths.wsConnectionWrapper.ReadJSONreads frames through a bufferedwsutil.Reader.websocket_server_read_timeoutsemantics:connection_init, the timeout bounds the wait for the client's first message.context.AfterFuncon the server context sets an immediate read deadline, and connections close with1001 Going Away, including connections that are still initializing.enable_net_poll,websocket_server_poll_timeout,websocket_server_conn_buffer_size)falseor0, the router logs a deprecation warning at startup that names the YAML key and the env var.websocket_server_read_timeoutsemantics are clarified.epoll_kqueue_*keys.Tests
router/core/websocket_test.go). These run intesting/synctestbubbles onnet.Pipe, so timeouts are exact and take no wall-clock time. The tests assert when each read times out, and usesynctest.Waitto prove a read is still blocked:websocket_partial_frame_test.go):websocket_server_read_timeout: 0ssendsGoing Awayin the initializing, idle, and mid-frame states.Performance
This compares the base commit (
ddf0f7114, the existing poller, withenable_net_pollleft at its default oftrue) against this branch. The container runs Linux, so the base build used epoll. The poller was confirmed active: the base router kept about 56 goroutines with 100k connections open, while this branch runs one per connection (about 100k).Setup
GOMAXPROCS=4. The load generator and demo subgraphs run on the other 8.graphql-transport-ws. Every client subscribes to the samecountEmpsubscription, so the router deduplicates it to one upstream subscription and fans each event out to every client.graphql-transport-wsping, and the load generator times thepong. This is repeated 10 times, for 5,000 samples per run. It measures how quickly the router handles messages from clients.Findings
subscribe, because the stack grew while handling it. At 100k connections that is roughly 0.5–1.3 GB more RSS. Heap per connection is unchanged.websocket_server_read_timeout, which cost 0.37 cores at 100k.subscribemessages from different connections are processed in parallel instead of one after another. In the 10k runs, this branch registered all 10k subscriptions before the shared upstream subscription emitted its first event. On base, some registered later and waited for the next event, a second later. This is only an indication: the measurement moves in steps of the event interval, and at 100k the results were mixed.subscribe,complete). Delivery to clients is unaffected.Checklist
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