block bucket delete when Object Lock protected objects remain - #9896
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Fail closed on OBC/bucket wipe: fence writes by marking the bucket deleting, reject delete if any object still has legal hold or active retention, and independently refuse unordered reclaim deletion of locked objects. Roll back the deleting fence when the lock check fails. Signed-off-by: kajalpareek-lab <pareekkajal97@gmail.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughObject Lock checks now protect unordered object deletion and bucket deletion. Bucket deletion fences writes before checking locks and restores state only when the deletion fence matches. Tests cover protected and unprotected paths. ChangesObject Lock deletion protection
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change blocks deletion of buckets containing Object Lock-protected objects, but the integration tests can leave locked buckets allocated because cleanup failures are ignored and fixture names are fixed, causing subsequent runs to fail before assertions. The PR is otherwise mergeable with owner follow-up to isolate fixtures and make cleanup failures visible. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant BucketServer
participant MDStore
Client->>BucketServer: Request bucket deletion
BucketServer->>BucketServer: Rename bucket and mark deleting
BucketServer->>MDStore: Check for locked objects
MDStore-->>BucketServer: Locked-object status
BucketServer->>BucketServer: Roll back only matching deletion fence
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In `@src/server/object_services/object_server.js`:
- Around line 1306-1315: The separate has_any_locked_objects_in_bucket check and
subsequent find_objects/remove_objects_and_unset_latest flow are not atomic. In
object_server.js, replace this wipe path with an atomic deletion operation that
locks candidate object rows, rejects any retention- or legal-hold-protected
rows, and applies the same Object Lock predicate to the destructive update. In
src/test/unit_tests/internal/test_delete_bucket_object_lock.test.js lines
20-161, add regression coverage for an upload interleaving with deletion and
verify the destructive update includes the Object Lock predicate.
In `@src/server/system_services/bucket_server.js`:
- Around line 1075-1106: The deletion fence and rollback in
delete_bucket_and_objects must be generation-guarded so an older concurrent
request cannot clear a newer deletion state. Add a unique
deletion-generation/version value to the initial bucket update, then include
that value in the rollback update’s match criteria alongside _id, preserving the
existing name and deleting restoration only when the generation still matches.
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| _id: bucket._id, | ||
| $set: { | ||
| name: `${bucket.name.unwrap()}-deleting-${now.getTime()}`, | ||
| name: `${original_name}-deleting-${now.getTime()}`, |
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has_any_locked_objects_in_bucket() should be done before deleting the bucket? Why are we reverting it, I couldnt get the comments
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We mark the bucket deleting first so new uploads are blocked (load_bucket fails).
Then we check for locked objects.
If any are still locked, we undo the deleting mark and restore the name so the bucket is not left Terminating — user unlocks/waits and retries.
Checking only before marking would leave a race where a locked object can be uploaded between the check and the wipe.
| const object_server = require('../../../server/object_services/object_server'); | ||
| const bucket_server = require('../../../server/system_services/bucket_server'); | ||
| const system_store = require('../../../server/system_services/system_store').get_instance(); | ||
| const Dispatcher = require('../../../server/notifications/dispatcher'); |
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Can you add few test in integration tets suite also?
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I’ll add integration coverage
Guard rollback with the deleting timestamp so a concurrent newer delete fence is not cleared, re-check locks on the unordered wipe batch, and simplify comments. Signed-off-by: kajalpareek-lab <pareekkajal97@gmail.com>
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1061-1074:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse a unique deletion generation for the delete fence.
new Date()is not unique per delete attempt. If two requests use the same millisecond value, they set the samedeletingvalue and name suffix. The rollback at Lines 1087-1090 can then clear the newer request's fence. Store and match a unique deletion token instead of the timestamp alone.This remains the concurrent rollback concern from the prior review. As per coding guidelines, review
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In `@src/server/object_services/object_server.js`:
- Around line 1323-1335: Make the Object Lock check and deletion atomic in the
batch delete flow using the existing _is_object_lock_active validation and
MDStore.instance().remove_objects_and_unset_latest operation. Ensure the
destructive update revalidates the lock predicate or runs validation and
deletion in one transaction, so newly added retention or legal holds prevent
deletion. Add an interleaving regression test covering a lock added between
validation and deletion.
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In `@src/server/system_services/bucket_server.js`:
- Around line 1061-1074: Update the delete fence flow around the bucket deletion
logic to generate a unique token for each delete attempt, rather than using
Date.now() alone. Store that token in the bucket’s deleting state or associated
fence value, include it in the temporary name if required, and make the rollback
condition match the exact token so an older request cannot clear a newer
deletion fence.
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| // Re-check the batch before soft-delete (narrow race with an in-flight | ||
| // upload that passed load_bucket before the deleting fence). | ||
| if (objects.some(obj => _is_object_lock_active(obj))) { | ||
| dbg.error('delete_multiple_objects_unordered: refusing to wipe locked objects in batch', | ||
| req.bucket.name); | ||
| throw new RpcError( | ||
| 'UNAUTHORIZED', | ||
| 'Cannot delete bucket objects: one or more objects are protected by Object Lock (retention or legal hold)' | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
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| // delete the objects | ||
| await MDStore.instance().remove_objects_and_unset_latest(objects); |
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Make Object Lock validation and soft deletion atomic.
The batch check at Line 1325 can pass before another operation adds a legal hold or retention. remove_objects_and_unset_latest() then deletes the selected object IDs without a lock predicate. Keep the Object Lock predicate in the destructive update or use a transaction that validates and deletes the same locked records. Add an interleaving regression test.
This remains the TOCTOU issue from the prior review. As per coding guidelines, review **/*.{js,ts,tsx} code for async race conditions.
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In `@src/server/object_services/object_server.js` around lines 1323 - 1335, Make
the Object Lock check and deletion atomic in the batch delete flow using the
existing _is_object_lock_active validation and
MDStore.instance().remove_objects_and_unset_latest operation. Ensure the
destructive update revalidates the lock predicate or runs validation and
deletion in one transaction, so newly added retention or legal holds prevent
deletion. Add an interleaving regression test covering a lock added between
validation and deletion.
Source: Coding guidelines
Cover delete_bucket_and_objects refusal for retention and legal hold, rollback leaving the bucket usable, and successful delete when unlocked. Signed-off-by: kajalpareek-lab <pareekkajal97@gmail.com>
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In `@src/test/integration_tests/api/s3/test_s3_worm.js`:
- Around line 1120-1139: Extend the test around the failed
delete_bucket_and_objects call: after confirming the legal-hold rejection and
bucket-name rollback, update the object’s legal hold via putObjectLegalHold to
OFF, retry delete_bucket_and_objects for BKT_LEGAL, then assert that read_bucket
for the bucket fails with NO_SUCH_BUCKET.
- Around line 1045-1048: Update the bucket fixtures around BKT_RETENTION,
BKT_LEGAL, BKT_PLAIN, and KEY to append a per-run unique suffix to each bucket
name. Before teardown, clear the legal hold on the retained object, and make
teardown surface any deletion failure for buckets that remain locked instead of
silently ignoring it; preserve deferred cleanup reporting for retained buckets.
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| const BKT_RETENTION = 'worm-obc-delete-retention'; | ||
| const BKT_LEGAL = 'worm-obc-delete-legalhold'; | ||
| const BKT_PLAIN = 'worm-obc-delete-plain'; | ||
| const KEY = 'obc-lock-obj'; |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use unique fixture names and do not hide locked-bucket leaks.
The compliance-retained object cannot be deleted until tomorrow. The legal hold also remains enabled. The teardown ignores both deletion failures.
These fixed bucket names remain allocated after this suite. A later run can fail at createBucket() before it reaches the assertions. Generate a per-run bucket-name suffix. Clear the legal hold before teardown. Report any retained bucket that requires deferred cleanup.
Also applies to: 1069-1079
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In `@src/test/integration_tests/api/s3/test_s3_worm.js` around lines 1045 - 1048,
Update the bucket fixtures around BKT_RETENTION, BKT_LEGAL, BKT_PLAIN, and KEY
to append a per-run unique suffix to each bucket name. Before teardown, clear
the legal hold on the retained object, and make teardown surface any deletion
failure for buckets that remain locked instead of silently ignoring it; preserve
deferred cleanup reporting for retained buckets.
| await s3_owner.putObjectLegalHold({ | ||
| Bucket: BKT_LEGAL, | ||
| Key: KEY, | ||
| VersionId: put_res.VersionId, | ||
| LegalHold: { Status: 'ON' }, | ||
| }); | ||
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| try { | ||
| await rpc_client.bucket.delete_bucket_and_objects({ name: BKT_LEGAL }); | ||
| assert.fail('expected delete_bucket_and_objects to fail for legal hold'); | ||
| } catch (err) { | ||
| assert.strictEqual(err.rpc_code, 'UNAUTHORIZED'); | ||
| assert.match(err.message, /Object Lock/); | ||
| } | ||
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| const bucket_info = await rpc_client.bucket.read_bucket({ name: BKT_LEGAL }); | ||
| const legal_bucket_name = bucket_info.name.unwrap ? | ||
| bucket_info.name.unwrap() : bucket_info.name; | ||
| assert.strictEqual(legal_bucket_name, BKT_LEGAL); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Test deletion retry after removing the legal hold.
This test verifies the rejection and name rollback. It does not verify the required retry path. After the failed deletion, set the legal hold to OFF, call delete_bucket_and_objects() again, and assert that read_bucket() returns NO_SUCH_BUCKET.
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In `@src/test/integration_tests/api/s3/test_s3_worm.js` around lines 1120 - 1139,
Extend the test around the failed delete_bucket_and_objects call: after
confirming the legal-hold rejection and bucket-name rollback, update the
object’s legal hold via putObjectLegalHold to OFF, retry
delete_bucket_and_objects for BKT_LEGAL, then assert that read_bucket for the
bucket fails with NO_SUCH_BUCKET.
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