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Make changes to the TCP host-port pool or L4 bootstrap safely. Highest-risk area in the repo — PR
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Keep the Go tree at its ~85% line-coverage bar when new or changed code lands. Finds the packages your branch touched, measures their coverage, locates the uncovered lines, and writes table-driven tests in the package's existing style. Use before opening any PR, or when the user says "add tests", "the new code has no tests", "check coverage", "bring this up to 85%", or "why did coverage drop". Proactively suggest right after a new package/driver/handler is written and before the PR goes up.
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Add an external-storage mount adapter (S3, NFS, SSHFS, rclone, etc.) under pkg/mounts/adapters/. Enforces the host-side input threat model and the per-sandbox cleanup contract. Use when the user asks to "add a mount type", "support mounting X", "add a storage adapter", or wants AerolVM sandboxes to consume a new backing storage. Proactively suggest when a feature request implies a new mount backend.
| name | touch-tcp-pool |
| description | Make changes to the TCP host-port pool or L4 bootstrap safely. Highest-risk area in the repo — PR |
Highest-risk area in the repo. Read pr-review.md §7 in full before editing.
Any change to:
Store.TryReserveHostPort semantics (internal/store/store.go)exposed_ports.host_portService.allocateHostPort allocator loop (internal/service/)Service.EnsureLayer4 / Service.EnsureLayer4Ready (internal/service/service.go)l4Ready atomic.Bool latch or the l4Mu mutexallocatorRandomAttempts constant (internal/service/service.go)pkg/caddy/client.go L4 route installationTryReserveHostPort changes → internal/store/store_test.go.EnsureLayer4 / EnsureLayer4Ready / latch changes → internal/service/layer4_bootstrap_test.go.ReserveHostPortResult back into a bool. The three states (Reserved / Existing / neither) are what prevents pool walks on PK collisions. Look up the type before editing — the middle state matters.allocatorRandomAttempts = 16 random tries) then falls back to a linear scan. Removing the random phase makes p95 spike under load; removing the fallback fails near pool exhaustion.l4Mu when the latch is still false. Failure must leave the latch unset so the next caller retries. Success latches forever.pr-review.md §3 (lazy-bootstrap pattern) — canonical shape mirrored from EnsureLayer4Ready.pr-review.md §7 (this area specifically) — the rules above are summarized from here.internal/service/layer4_bootstrap_test.go — read the existing test names; they describe the invariants you must preserve.