Drain the blocking server's request body by bytes - #414
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTEP request handling now counts drained bodies in bytes, parses decimal lengths with leading-zero handling, and applies the configured body cap only when it is below the byte-count ceiling. Tests cover UTF-8 body chunks, pipelined requests, and body-cap boundaries. ChangesTEP Request Body Handling
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Review comments at @runtime/spinel/tep/tep_core.rb:
- Around line 61-62: Update the digit-ceiling check in the parsing logic around
`BYTE_COUNT_CEILING` to count significant digits after leading zeros are
ignored, so zero-padded `Content-Length` values and `TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES` values
parse to their configured numeric amounts instead of saturating at the ceiling.
Review comments at @tests/spinel_body_drain_bytes.rs:
- Around line 31-33: Update the Command in the byte-drain test to remove the
inherited TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES environment variable before execution, matching the
default-cap test launcher so the test body is not rejected due to external
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Account for leading zeros before applying the digit ceiling. Content-Length: 0000000000000000001 is a decimal length of one byte, but this branch returns BYTE_COUNT_CEILING and the default server answers 413. The same parsing error makes a zero-padded TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES select the ceiling instead of the configured limit. Strip leading zeros or check significant digits before saturation.
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Review comment at @runtime/spinel/tep/tep_core.rb around lines 61 - 62:
Update the digit-ceiling check in the parsing logic around `BYTE_COUNT_CEILING`
to count significant digits after leading zeros are ignored, so zero-padded
`Content-Length` values and `TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES` values parse to their
configured numeric amounts instead of saturating at the ceiling.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the inherited body cap from this test. If TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES is below 12,006, the server correctly rejects the test body with 413. The byte-drain test then fails for a configuration unrelated to draining. Add .env_remove("TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES") to this command, as the default-cap test launcher does.
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Review comment at @tests/spinel_body_drain_bytes.rs around lines 31 - 33:
Update the Command in the byte-drain test to remove the inherited
TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES environment variable before execution, matching the
default-cap test launcher so the test body is not rejected due to external
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The drain fix in 07de472 said spinel's `length` counts characters on bytes received through sp_net. Probed on spinel 775ba5f68, it does not in the shape sphttp_drain_body used: bytes from `sp_net_recv_some(:binstr)` keep `length == bytesize` through `+`, character slicing and `byteslice`. Only `<<` onto `+""` gives a String whose `length` counts characters, which is how the threaded and scheduled header readers build their blob (and where 5cb6d05's `raw_body.length` stall came from). So the old `out.length < n` measured correctly by accident of `out + chunk` staying binary, and the over-read the test reproduces was latent, not live. The comments in net.rb, the drain driver and the shared harness now say that, and call the harness's `utf8:` mode a stress model rather than spinel's behavior. No code change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tep.decimal_byte_count saturates any run past 18 digits at 10^18, and TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES went through the same parser. So an override of more than 18 digits, including a zero-padded small value like "0000000000000000001024", became a cap of 10^18. A Content-Length past 18 digits saturates to that same 10^18, compared equal to the cap, and passed `body_refusal`: the override switched the cap off. The parser now skips leading zeros before counting digits, so a zero-padded value reads as its value (Puma's `.to_i` does the same). An override must be below the ceiling or it leaves the 100 MiB default, like any other value that is not a positive byte count. And `body_refusal` refuses a saturated length whatever the cap, so the ceiling is never compared as a size. tests/spinel_request_body_cap.rs gains two override runs: the zero-padded value must produce a 1024-byte cap, and a 25-digit one must leave the default; both keep a 25-digit Content-Length a 413. Before the fix, both runs let the 25-digit length reach the app. Verified on a spin build of real-blog (spinel 775ba5f68): with TEP_MAX_BODY_BYTES=0000000000000000001024, 1024 bytes is served and 1025 bytes or a 25-digit length is a 413. Reported in review.
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I did this on top of #412
Sock.sphttp_drain_body compared
out.lengthagainst the byte count it was handed. On spinel,lengthcounts characters on received bytes, so a multibyte body looked short with every byte already in hand, and the drain keeps reading. On a keep-alive connection it reads the next pipelined request into this request's body, and the app gets both.5cb6d05 fixed the same comparison in request.rb's two drains and probably missed this one.
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