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Motivation

PgsqlMutex::getKeysFromName() derived the two PostgreSQL advisory-lock integers from only the first 4 bytes of the SHA-1 hash (unpack('n2', ...) = two unsigned 16-bit values), leaving a 32-bit effective keyspace. Distinct lock names therefore collide with ~50% probability at roughly 65k concurrent lock names (birthday bound), and two unrelated operations can simultaneously believe they hold the same exclusive lock.

PostgreSQL advisory locks accept two signed 4-byte integers, i.e. a full 64-bit keyspace that this mapping never used.

Changes

  • Derive the two keys from the first 8 hash bytes (unpack('N2', substr($hash, 0, 8))), raising the keyspace to 64 bits.
  • Map values above 0x7FFFFFFF into the signed range so they remain valid int4 arguments for pg_try_advisory_lock(int, int).

Locks are session-scoped and transient, so no migration is needed. Note for rolling deployments: old and new workers map the same lock name to different keys until every worker runs the new version.

Tests

New tests/framework/mutex/PgsqlMutexKeyTest.php exercises the key mapping without requiring a live PostgreSQL server: determinism, a pinned known vector, int4 range bounds over 500 names, and uniqueness of key pairs across 500 distinct names.

getKeysFromName() derived the two advisory-lock integers from only the
first 4 bytes of the SHA-1 hash (unpack('n2') = two unsigned 16-bit
values), leaving a 32-bit keyspace. Distinct lock names therefore collide
with ~50% probability at roughly 65k concurrent lock names, breaking
mutual exclusion between unrelated operations.

PostgreSQL advisory locks accept two signed 4-byte integers, so derive
the keys from the first 8 hash bytes instead and map them into the
signed range. Locks are transient (session-scoped), so no migration is
needed; note that during a rolling deploy old and new code map the same
lock name to different keys until every worker runs the new version.
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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved PostgreSQL lock-name mapping to use a broader key range, reducing potential collisions.
    • Existing lock names may resolve to different advisory-lock keys after upgrading.
  • Documentation

    • Added upgrade guidance for rolling deployments, including draining older workers before starting version 2.0.56 workers.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for deterministic keys, valid PostgreSQL-compatible ranges, known mappings, and distinct results for different lock names.

Walkthrough

PgsqlMutex now derives two signed 32-bit advisory-lock keys from SHA1 output. Tests validate deterministic mapping, a known vector, signed bounds, and uniqueness across 500 names. The changelog and upgrade guide describe the changed key mapping and deployment ordering.

Changes

PostgreSQL mutex key mapping

Layer / File(s) Summary
Signed key mapping and validation
framework/mutex/PgsqlMutex.php, tests/framework/mutex/PgsqlMutexKeyTest.php
getKeysFromName() now derives two signed 32-bit keys from the first eight SHA1 bytes. Tests validate deterministic output, a known mapping, signed bounds, and distinct pairs for 500 names.
Release and upgrade guidance
framework/CHANGELOG.md, framework/UPGRADE.md
The changelog records the expanded PostgreSQL advisory-lock keyspace. The upgrade guide documents the changed mapping and required deployment ordering.

Poem

I am a rabbit with keys to spare,
SHA1 bytes hop through PostgreSQL air.
Two signed numbers leap in line,
Five hundred names stay distinct and fine.
The mutex burrow locks up tight! 🐇

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 1a78a

The PR expands PostgreSQL advisory-lock keys to the full 64-bit space, but 32-bit PHP may produce float keys that fail strict type expectations, and mixed-version rolling deployments can temporarily allow the same logical lock name to use separate locks. The change is mergeable with an explicit follow-up to cast keys to integers and careful rollout coordination.

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In `@framework/mutex/PgsqlMutex.php`:
- Around line 61-67: Ensure the advisory-lock key mapping used by the mutex
implementation remains identical across concurrently running old and new
workers. Before enabling the signed conversion in the unpacked keys returned by
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Thanks for the fix. Additionally, please add the corresponding entry to framework/CHANGELOG.md.

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46-49: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Cast converted keys to int in getKeysFromName().

The repository supports PHP >= 7.4, which allows 32-bit architectures. On 32-bit PHP, unpack('N') returns a float for values above 0x7FFFFFFF. The arithmetic in line 66 ($key - 0x100000000) preserves the float type. The test at line 48 uses assertSame(), which performs strict type comparison and will fail with type mismatch when the second key is a float instead of an integer.

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tests/framework/mutex/PgsqlMutexKeyTest.php (2)

38-38: LGTM!


41-44: LGTM!

Also applies to: 51-59, 61-69

framework/CHANGELOG.md (1)

39-39: LGTM!

framework/UPGRADE.md (1)

68-72: LGTM!

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Lgtm

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