Check the epoch on prefetched copies

An admin import or delete bumps the stored data's epoch and can start the
generations over, so a copy held from before it must not apply. The prefetch
carries the epoch like the token, and a held copy is used only when it matches
the acquire reply's.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ILLISISandClaude Opus 5.5 committed 2026-10-20 12:27:34 +11:00
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@@ -286,12 +286,13 @@ export default async function(context: InstancePluginContext) {
async function handlePrefetch(event: PrefetchEvent) {
const { playerData, token } = event;
const { name, generation } = playerData;
const epoch = playerData.epoch ?? 0;
logger.verbose(`Prefetching ${name}`);
// This side doesn't know the save's cleared recipe list, so the whole stored list goes as a full delta
await sendPlayerData(playerData, undefined, (chunk, number, total, extra) => {
// Later chunks have no components argument, so nil holds its place
const tokenArg = number === 1 ? `,'${token}'` : `,nil,'${token}'`;
const args = `'${name}',${generation},'${chunk}',${number},${total}${extra}${tokenArg}`;
const copyArgs = number === 1 ? `,'${token}',${epoch}` : `,nil,'${token}',${epoch}`;
const args = `'${name}',${generation},'${chunk}',${number},${total}${extra}${copyArgs}`;
return `/sc player_sync.prefetch_inventory(${args})`;
}, true);
}
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@@ -334,8 +334,8 @@ function player_sync.check_players_in_cutscene()
end
end
-- Whether a join should take the stored data: there is some, and this save hasn't synced the player in that epoch at that
-- generation or newer with every component synced here now. A player without a record here has nothing to keep.
-- Whether a join should take the stored data: there is some, and this save hasn't synced the player in that epoch at
-- that generation or newer with every component synced here now. A player without a record here has nothing to keep.
local function download_needed(player_record, acquire_response, script_data)
return acquire_response.has_data
and (
@@ -365,17 +365,17 @@ function player_sync.sync_player(acquire_response)
-- Epoch is bumped when an admin replaces or deletes the stored data
local epoch = acquire_response.epoch or 0
-- A prefetched copy (player_sync.prefetch_inventory) is used only if this reply acquires the player at the copy's
-- generation, from the controller run that sent it (token), and the copy was sent with the components synced here
-- now. The generation alone isn't enough: a controller that crashed before saving it restarts at the last saved
-- generation, and another instance's upload can then reuse the same number with other data. Otherwise the copy
-- goes, and the join carries on as if it had never come: today's download or failure dialog, never the restart
-- path below, which only sees a different generation. A copy this save doesn't need goes too, keeping the local
-- data: an upload from an instance with older data can take the generation this save already holds.
-- generation and epoch, from the controller run that sent it (token), and the copy was sent with the components
-- synced here now. The generation alone isn't enough: a controller that crashed before saving it restarts at the
-- last saved generation, and another instance's upload can then reuse the same number with other data. Otherwise
-- the copy goes, and the join carries on as if it had never come: today's download or failure dialog, never the
-- restart path below, which only sees a different generation. A copy this save doesn't need goes too, keeping the
-- local data: an upload from an instance with older data can take the generation this save already holds.
for _, downloads in ipairs({ script_data.finished_downloads, script_data.active_downloads }) do
local record = downloads[acquire_response.player_name]
if record and record.prefetch and (not (
acquire_response.status == "acquired" and record.generation == acquire_response.generation
and record.token == acquire_response.token
and (record.epoch or 0) == epoch and record.token == acquire_response.token
and serialize.same_components(record.components, script_data.components)
) or not download_needed(script_data.players[acquire_response.player_name], acquire_response, script_data)) then
downloads[acquire_response.player_name] = nil
@@ -709,13 +709,15 @@ function player_sync.check_active_uploads()
end
-- Called by instance.ts as /sc player_sync.prefetch_inventory('name', generation, 'chunk', number, total, components,
-- token) with a copy of a player's stored data that the controller sent ahead (PrefetchEvent) while they switch to this
-- server. It holds the copy for a player who is offline here or doesn't exist yet. Every chunk carries the token, so
-- chunks of an earlier controller run's copy never land in a newer one. It prints only when it refuses or ignores a
-- chunk, which stops the host sending the rest.
-- token, epoch) with a copy of a player's stored data that the controller sent ahead (PrefetchEvent) while they switch
-- to this server. It holds the copy for a player who is offline here or doesn't exist yet. Every chunk carries the
-- token and epoch, so chunks of another copy never land in this one. It prints only when it refuses or ignores a chunk,
-- which stops the host sending the rest.
--- @param components string? JSON of the components the instance stripped the copy by, given with the first chunk
--- @param token string? The controller run that sent the copy
function player_sync.prefetch_inventory(player_name, generation, data, number, total, components, token)
--- @param epoch integer? The stored data's epoch, bumped when an admin replaces or deletes it
function player_sync.prefetch_inventory(player_name, generation, data, number, total, components, token, epoch)
epoch = epoch or 0
local script_data = get_script_data()
if number == 1 then
local player = game.get_player(player_name)
@@ -733,9 +735,13 @@ function player_sync.prefetch_inventory(player_name, generation, data, number, t
-- Two copies can reach here out of order (applyRecipeNotificationDelta awaits zlib). A held finished copy of the
-- same generation is replaced: the newer copy of the same number is what the controller holds now. A copy
-- with another token came from an earlier controller run, which may have crashed before saving that
-- generation, so this run's copy replaces it whatever the generation
local active_newer = active and active.token == token and active.generation >= generation
local finished_newer = finished and finished.token == token and finished.generation > generation
-- generation, and one with another epoch from the other side of an admin's import or delete, which can start
-- the generations over. Either way the generations don't compare, and the arriving copy replaces the held one
local function comparable(held)
return held.token == token and (held.epoch or 0) == epoch
end
local active_newer = active and comparable(active) and active.generation >= generation
local finished_newer = finished and comparable(finished) and finished.generation > generation
if active_newer or finished_newer then
rcon.print("Refused prefetch for " .. player_name .. ": generation " .. generation .. " is not newer")
return
@@ -748,12 +754,16 @@ function player_sync.prefetch_inventory(player_name, generation, data, number, t
data = "",
prefetch = true,
token = token,
epoch = epoch,
components = components and compat.json_to_table(components),
}
end
local record = script_data.active_downloads[player_name]
if not (record and record.prefetch and record.generation == generation and record.token == token) then
if not (
record and record.prefetch and record.generation == generation and record.token == token
and (record.epoch or 0) == epoch
) then
-- Refused at chunk 1, dropped by the acquire reply or the inactivity check, or replaced by a newer copy
rcon.print("Ignored prefetch chunk " .. number .. " for " .. player_name)
return
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@@ -272,12 +272,12 @@ describe("player_sync", function() {
});
const prefetch = playerData => mock.getHandler(instance, PrefetchEvent)(new PrefetchEvent(playerData, "tok"));
function prefetchCommands(playerData, enabled = Object.keys(components)) {
function prefetchCommands(playerData, enabled = Object.keys(components), epoch = 0) {
const chunks = JSON.stringify(playerData).match(/.{1,10}/g);
const sent = lib.escapeString(JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries(enabled.map(c => [c, true]))));
return chunks.map((chunk, i) => "/sc player_sync.prefetch_inventory(" +
`'test',${playerData.generation},'${lib.escapeString(chunk)}',${i + 1},${chunks.length}` +
`${i === 0 ? `,'${sent}','tok'` : ",nil,'tok'"})`);
`${i === 0 ? `,'${sent}','tok',${epoch}` : `,nil,'tok',${epoch}`})`);
}
it("should send prefetch_inventory chunks with the generation and the full recipe list", async function() {
@@ -296,11 +296,16 @@ describe("player_sync", function() {
assert.ok(commands.length > 1, "more than one chunk");
assert.deepEqual(instance.server.rconCommands, commands);
});
it("should send the token with every chunk", async function() {
it("should send the token and epoch with every chunk", async function() {
await prefetch({ generation: 3, name: "test" });
const commands = instance.server.rconCommands;
assert.ok(commands[0].endsWith(",'tok')"));
assert.ok(commands.length > 1 && commands.slice(1).every(command => command.endsWith(",nil,'tok')")));
assert.ok(commands[0].endsWith(",'tok',0)"));
assert.ok(commands.length > 1 && commands.slice(1).every(command => command.endsWith(",nil,'tok',0)")));
});
it("should send the stored data's epoch", async function() {
const playerData = { generation: 3, epoch: 2, name: "test" };
await prefetch(playerData);
assert.deepEqual(instance.server.rconCommands, prefetchCommands(playerData, undefined, 2));
});
it("should stop when the save refuses the first chunk", async function() {
const playerData = { generation: 3, name: "test" };