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Summary

This PR adds the ProxySQL 4.0 plugin chassis and the real in-tree proxysql_mysql_router.so implementation. An unmodified MySQL Shell 8.4 bootstrap registers ProxySQL in InnoDB Cluster Metadata 2.2, provisions the metadata account, persists its encrypted credential, and starts continuous topology and managed-user reconciliation.

The plugin publishes ProxySQL-native servers, users, hostgroups, query rules, and listener interfaces as atomic owner-scoped generations. Operator-owned configuration is preserved, collisions fail closed, listener gates remain closed until a complete runtime generation exists, and failed publications restore the previous main, disk, and live runtime state.

Router endpoint behavior

  • 6033 remains the existing operator-owned, query-aware ProxySQL endpoint.
  • 6446 is the Router Classic read/write endpoint and switches to permanent fast-forward after its first matched COM_QUERY.
  • 6447 is the Router Classic read-only endpoint and switches to permanent fast-forward after its first matched COM_QUERY.
  • 6450 remains query-aware and uses native ProxySQL read/write-split rules, transaction handling, and hostgroup selection.
  • Configured custom listener ports preserve their compiled endpoint intent; behavior is not selected by a hard-coded port comparison.
  • A lower-ID operator rule with apply=1 can override the Router defaults, and that rule survives reconciliation byte-for-byte.

The fast-forward action is limited to non-mirror MySQL COM_QUERY sessions. Prepared commands and replication commands do not consume it, compressed clients are rejected instead of translated, and large uncompressed COM_QUERY messages are reconstructed before entering the existing raw fast-forward path.

Plugin ABI and lifecycle

  • Keeps the ProxySQL 4.0 plugin ABI tail-additive through ABI 9.
  • Preserves the complete ABI-8 MySQL configuration plan, rule row, and V1 publisher.
  • Adds an ABI-9 V2 publisher with a separate rule-ID-indexed attributes array.
  • Validates JSON-object attributes and rule identity before locking, then publishes base rows and attributes atomically across main, disk, and live runtime.
  • Provides CLI registration, early actions, encrypted secret storage, listener gates, live snapshots, runtime readiness, and orderly stop semantics.
  • Exports only proxysql_plugin_descriptor_v1 from the Router shared object.

Real Router implementation

  • Secure --bootstrap parsing with password input through a readable file descriptor or protected terminal input; URI passwords are rejected.
  • MySQL Shell-compatible Router registration and account management against Metadata 2.2.
  • Group Replication quorum/health evaluation plus MySQL Shell-managed asynchronous read replicas.
  • Stable allocation of eight Router-owned hostgroups and five baseline rules.
  • Managed application-user synchronization for supported caching_sha2_password and mysql_native_password verifiers.
  • Continuous topology and user reconciliation, drift repair, metadata-outage snapshot reuse, alternate-endpoint recovery, and listener-gate readiness.
  • Admin status/runtime views, stats history, metrics, forced reconciliation, collision reporting, and explicit user ownership release.

Routing Guidelines are intentionally tracked as follow-up issue #6145. MySQL X endpoints, takeover of an existing Router deployment, InnoDB ReplicaSet, ClusterSet, and release packaging remain separate milestones.

Compatibility

The branch is merged with current remote v3.0, including the compilation fixes from merged PR #6156. ProxySQL 3.x behavior remains outside the PROXYSQL40 feature tier. Core and plugin builds use matching PROXYSQL40=1 PROXYSQL31=1 layouts.

Verification

Final local candidate verification includes:

  • 16 affected unit binaries, all green:
    • atomic MySQL publisher 801/801
    • Router chassis contract 34/34
    • plugin manager 96/96
    • plugin lifecycle 69/69
    • hostgroups 29/29
    • Router load 26/26
    • Router Admin schema 14/14
    • bootstrap options 49/49
    • Metadata 2.2 27/27
    • GR health 21/21
    • registration 14/14
    • bootstrap 25/25
    • hostgroup allocator 8/8
    • config compiler 24/24
    • user synchronization 18/18
    • reconciler 28/28
  • Clean release build of src/proxysql and proxysql_mysql_router.so with PROXYSQL40=1 PROXYSQL31=1.
  • Clean debug build used by isolated runtime acceptance.
  • Real MySQL Shell/InnoDB Cluster E2E: 65/65, reconciliation 1/1, using three GR members plus one managed asynchronous read replica and the real shared object.
  • Live assertions for 6446/6447 fast-forward, query-aware 6450 traffic, lower-ID operator override survival, primary failover, metadata outage/recovery, drift repair, managed users, and exact main/disk/runtime rule attributes.
  • Descriptor-only dynamic export audit.
  • Group manifest: 571 sorted entries; all 547 source tests registered; zero phantom infrastructure and zero new workflow gaps.
  • No residual mysql-router-ff-* containers or networks after E2E teardown.

Documentation

The PR updates the plugin ABI/API references and adds doc/mysql-router-plugin.md with build, install, bootstrap, endpoint, ownership, status, diagnostic, supported-scope, and exclusion guidance.

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Walkthrough

The change adds an ABI-8 ProxySQL 4.0 plugin chassis with ordered lifecycle phases, encrypted secrets, listener gates, scoped MySQL configuration publication, legacy bootstrap separation, SQLite quarantine handling, a MySQL Router plugin foundation, and query-rule fast-forward routing.

Changes

ProxySQL 4.0 plugin and routing foundations

Layer / File(s) Summary
Design and lifecycle contracts
doc/plugin-chassis/REVIEW_GUIDE.md, docs/superpowers/plans/..., docs/superpowers/specs/..., include/ProxySQL_Plugin*.h
The documentation and public headers define ABI 8, ordered plugin phases, CLI registration, early actions, runtime readiness, encrypted secrets, listener gates, scoped configuration publication, and the planned MySQL Router capabilities.
Core chassis and runtime integration
src/main.cpp, lib/ProxySQL_PluginCLI.cpp, lib/ProxySQL_PluginManager.cpp, lib/Admin_Bootstrap.cpp, lib/ProxySQL_GloVars.cpp, lib/sqlite3db.cpp
ProxySQL 4.0 pre-scans plugins, registers plugin options, separates discovery from schema registration, runs early actions and runtime readiness, removes legacy bootstrap paths, materializes plugin tables, and quarantines unrecoverable SQLite connections.
Secure services and atomic publication
lib/ProxySQL_PluginSecrets.cpp, lib/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.cpp, lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.cpp, lib/ProxySQL_Admin.cpp, lib/MySQL_Authentication.cpp, lib/MySQL_HostGroups_Manager.cpp, lib/MySQL_Thread.cpp
The implementation adds AES-256-GCM secret storage, owner-scoped listener gates, typed configuration plans, ownership ledgers, ordered locks, runtime snapshots, atomic publication, rollback, and listener/interface restoration.
MySQL Router plugin foundation
plugins/mysql_router/*
A loadable ABI-8 MySQL Router plugin defines lifecycle callbacks, status reporting, Admin schemas, runtime views, commands, and Prometheus metrics.
Query-rule fast-forward routing
include/MySQL_Query_Processor.h, include/MySQL_Session.h, lib/MySQL_Query_Processor.cpp, lib/MySQL_Session.cpp
Query rules can request permanent fast-forward for eligible COM_QUERY sessions. Oversized packets are reconstructed, while compressed and pipelined transitions are rejected.
Build and validation
Makefile, lib/Makefile, plugins/mysql_router/Makefile, test/tap/tests/unit/*, test/tap/tests/test_query_rule_fast_forward-t.cpp, test/tap/test_helpers/fake_plugin.cpp, test/tap/groups/groups.json
Build targets, installation rules, fake plugins, unit tests, contract tests, and TAP groups cover lifecycle ordering, ABI compatibility, secrets, listener gates, publication rollback, Router loading, schemas, metrics, ownership, snapshots, and fast-forward behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to e58ec

This PR adds a version-gated Router plugin, encrypted secrets, persistent configuration publication, listener controls, and query-routing changes, but unresolved defects could silently alter owned configuration, prevent later secret operations, lose plugins after restart, or cause runtime failures and unreliable validation. The PR should not merge until these correctness, compatibility, and recovery issues are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owners.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ProxySQL_Main
  participant PluginCLI
  participant PluginManager
  participant ProxySQL_Admin
  participant RuntimeModules
  participant MySQL_Router
  ProxySQL_Main->>PluginCLI: pre-scan plugin arguments and configuration
  PluginCLI->>PluginManager: provide discovered modules and registered options
  PluginManager->>ProxySQL_Admin: register schemas and run early actions
  ProxySQL_Main->>PluginManager: initialize and start plugins
  ProxySQL_Main->>RuntimeModules: initialize runtime modules
  ProxySQL_Main->>PluginManager: run runtime_ready callbacks
  MySQL_Router->>PluginManager: set listener gate and publish configuration
  PluginManager->>RuntimeModules: apply scoped MySQL configuration
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Poem

A rabbit checks each ordered gate,
Then carries plans through every state.
Encrypted secrets rest below,
While Router metrics start to show.
Fast queries cross the wire,
And rollback guards the fire.

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test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_secrets_unit-t.cpp-196-196 (1)

196-196: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Replace the designated initializers with C++17-compatible hook setup.

The repository requires -std=c++17, but designated initializers are C++20 syntax. These five initializations can be rejected by conforming C++17 builds. Default-construct hooks_t, assign the required member, and pass it to scoped_hooks_t.

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In `@test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_secrets_unit-t.cpp` at line 196, Replace the
designated-initializer hook setup at
test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_secrets_unit-t.cpp lines 196, 216, 244, 259, and 275
with C++17-compatible initialization: default-construct hooks_t, assign the
required hook member, then pass that hooks_t instance to scoped_hooks_t.

Source: Coding guidelines

lib/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.cpp-14-15 (1)

14-15: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Rename the constants to UPPER_SNAKE_CASE.

warning_interval_us and degraded_reason are constants. Rename them to names such as WARNING_INTERVAL_US and DEGRADED_REASON.

As per coding guidelines: “Constants and macros must use UPPER_SNAKE_CASE.”

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In `@lib/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.cpp` around lines 14 - 15, Rename the
constants warning_interval_us and degraded_reason to UPPER_SNAKE_CASE names,
such as WARNING_INTERVAL_US and DEGRADED_REASON, and update every reference to
both symbols consistently.

Source: Coding guidelines

lib/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.cpp-67-67 (1)

67-67: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Use pthread synchronization for the registry.

std::shared_mutex and its lock guards do not meet the repository synchronization requirement. Replace mutex_ and these lock sites with the required pthread synchronization primitive.

As per coding guidelines: “Use pthread mutexes for synchronization and std::atomic<> for counters.”

Also applies to: 90-90, 107-107, 128-128, 140-140

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In `@lib/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.cpp` at line 67, Replace the registry’s
std::shared_mutex mutex_ and all associated std::unique_lock/shared-lock sites
in ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate with the repository-required pthread mutex
primitive and matching pthread lock/unlock operations, while preserving the
existing critical-section coverage at each affected site.

Source: Coding guidelines

lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.cpp-779-779 (1)

779-779: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Check the mysql-interfaces read before you merge and rewrite it.

current_interfaces returns an empty string both when the row is absent and when the read fails, and it reports the failure only through its error out-parameter (Line 688 and Line 692). Line 779 discards that error.

If the read fails, stage_schema treats the result as "no existing interfaces". Line 782 then writes mysql-interfaces with the plan's owned interfaces only, in both main and disk. Every operator interface is lost, including 0.0.0.0:6033. The publication still reports applied=true, so no rollback runs and the caller cannot detect the loss.

Fail the staging step when the read fails.

🐛 Proposed fix to propagate the read failure
 	std::vector<std::string> merged;
-	for(const auto& value:split_interfaces(current_interfaces(db,schema,error))) if(!preflight.old_interfaces.count(value)) merged.push_back(value);
+	const std::string existing_interfaces=current_interfaces(db,schema,error);
+	if(!error.empty())return false;
+	for(const auto& value:split_interfaces(existing_interfaces)) if(!preflight.old_interfaces.count(value)) merged.push_back(value);
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In `@lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.cpp` at line 779, Update the stage_schema flow
around current_interfaces so it checks the error out-parameter immediately after
reading mysql-interfaces and fails staging when the read fails, before
split_interfaces or any merge/rewrite. Preserve the existing empty-string
behavior only for a successful absent row, and ensure the failure propagates so
publication cannot report applied.
lib/sqlite3db.cpp-221-224 (1)

221-224: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Serialize quarantine() with every SQLite3DB handle use.

quarantine() writes quarantined and may close db, while get_db() and the execution methods read them without acquiring rwlock. A concurrent operation can pass its entry check and use the handle after proxy_sqlite3_close_v2() starts. Enforce one locking contract: protect quarantine() with wrlock() and hold the corresponding lock across each complete handle use.

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In `@lib/sqlite3db.cpp` around lines 221 - 224, Update SQLite3DB::quarantine() to
acquire wrlock() before accessing quarantined or closing db, and ensure get_db()
plus every execution method holds the corresponding lock for the entire SQLite
handle use, including the entry check through completion. Preserve the existing
close and quarantine behavior while applying one consistent locking contract.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-foundation.md-606-606 (1)

606-606: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Use a secret name accepted by the chassis grammar.

The chassis plan permits [A-Za-z0-9_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,127} for secret names. metadata:<topology_uuid> contains :, so put_secret() rejects the bootstrap credential. Use one valid canonical form, such as metadata.<topology_uuid>, in native bootstrap and takeover. The same invalid form appears in docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-takeover.md Line 294.

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In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-foundation.md` at line
606, Replace the invalid metadata:&lt;topology_uuid&gt; secret name with one
canonical chassis-compatible form, such as metadata.&lt;topology_uuid&gt;, in
both native bootstrap and takeover flows. Update all references consistently,
including the corresponding takeover plan, while preserving the existing
mysql_router owner and retry validation behavior.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md-495-497 (1)

495-497: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Make the replacement confirmation match the CLI contract.

The foundation plan registers --replace-topology as a boolean option in docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-foundation.md Line 309, but this plan requires --replace-topology=<old-topology-uuid>. With the boolean shape, the exact old UUID cannot be enforced before destructive replacement. Define the option as a string value and update BootstrapOptions and parser tests, or add a separate confirmation option.

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In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md` around
lines 495 - 497, The replacement confirmation must align with the CLI contract:
change the replace-topology option from boolean to a string carrying the old
topology UUID, and update BootstrapOptions plus parser tests accordingly. Ensure
replacement proceeds only when the supplied UUID exactly matches the expected
old topology; alternatively, introduce a separate confirmation option that
enforces this value.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-takeover.md-439-442 (1)

439-442: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Keep the port reservation until ProxySQL owns the listener.

The plan binds each port, closes the socket, and commits local configuration later. Another process can claim the port after the probe. This violates the requirement that a bound Classic port aborts before local mutation and can leave adopted identity/configuration committed while ProxySQL cannot start. Hold reservation sockets until ProxySQL binds the listeners, or roll back all changes when the real bind fails.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-takeover.md` around lines 439
- 442, Update Step 4’s listener-availability flow to retain each reservation
socket until ProxySQL successfully owns the corresponding listener, rather than
closing sockets before local configuration commit; alternatively, ensure a
failed real bind rolls back every adopted identity and configuration mutation
before returning failure.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-topology-expansion.md-108-108 (1)

108-108: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Probe ReplicaSet-only views after topology detection.

This line requires v2_ar_clusters and v2_ar_members during the generic capability probe. The 2.2 adapter is also the InnoDB Cluster baseline, where these ReplicaSet views need not exist. Requiring them before reading v2_this_instance.cluster_type rejects valid InnoDB Cluster installations and prevents adapter selection. Probe common views first, then require v2_ar_* only for cluster_type='ar'.

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minimal, and validate.

In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-topology-expansion.md` at line
108, Update the capability-probe flow to query and require only the common views
before reading v2_this_instance.cluster_type; defer v2_ar_clusters and
v2_ar_members validation until topology detection identifies cluster_type='ar'.
Preserve the existing ClusterSet-specific view requirements for discovered
ClusterSet topologies.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-chassis-foundation.md-349-349 (1)

349-349: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Gate the descriptor tail for ABI 6 and newer.

register_cli_options and early_action are introduced at ABI 6. Later tasks advance the current ABI to 7 and 8 without changing this descriptor tail. Reading these fields only when abi_version == 6 causes ABI-7/8 plugins to skip CLI registration and early actions. Use abi_version >= 6 with the descriptor-size check used for additive fields.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-chassis-foundation.md` at line
349, Gate reading both register_cli_options and early_action on abi_version >=
6, combined with the existing descriptor-size check for additive fields, so
ABI-6 and newer plugins retain CLI registration and early actions.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-chassis-foundation.md-460-460 (1)

460-460: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-345)

Reachability: Internal · Exploitability: Difficult

Construct the AAD with embedded NUL bytes.

C++ string concatenation truncates both "\0" literals at the first NUL byte. The current expression binds only owner + secret_name, so separators and the version tag are omitted. This allows ciphertext to authenticate under colliding owner/name pairs.

Use push_back('\0') or std::string("\0", 1). Add tests for the exact AAD bytes and colliding pairs.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-chassis-foundation.md` at line
460, Update the AAD construction in the code using the owner, secret_name, and
version tag so it explicitly appends each embedded NUL byte with push_back or a
one-byte std::string, preserving the separators and trailing
proxysql-plugin-secret-v1 tag. Add tests that verify the exact AAD bytes and
ensure distinct owner/name pairs that would otherwise collide remain
distinguishable.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md-330-332 (1)

330-332: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-922)

Reachability: Unreachable

Do not commit Router keyring fixtures containing key material.

The takeover plan requires committing generated master.key and keyring binaries. This conflicts with the global prohibition on archiving key material. Generate ephemeral fixtures during tests, or use non-secret structural fixtures.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md` around
lines 330 - 332, Update “Step 2: Add seed corpus and dictionary tokens” to
exclude generated master.key and keyring binaries or any key material; use
ephemeral test-generated fixtures or non-secret structural fixtures instead,
while retaining only the permitted public fixture value.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md-278-278 (1)

278-278: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Align the shutdown deadline with all blocking I/O.

If cancellation does not interrupt active reads and writes, read_timeout_ms can keep a worker blocked for its 30,000 ms default while connect_timeout + 1s allows only 6 seconds. Make the stop token interrupt active socket I/O, or base the join deadline on the maximum effective I/O timeout.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md` at line
278, Align worker shutdown with blocking I/O by ensuring the stop token
interrupts active socket reads and writes, or by extending the join deadline to
cover the maximum effective I/O timeout, including read_timeout_ms and
write_timeout_ms. Preserve the existing connect_timeout + 1s deadline only when
it safely bounds every configured I/O operation.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-foundation.md-585-593 (1)

585-593: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Add explicit account creation before applying grants.

MySQL 8.4 does not allow ?@? parameter markers for the user and host in GRANT. These statements may fail at parse time. MySQL 8.4 GRANT also does not create a missing account. Add a separate CREATE USER step and build each validated account target with Connector/C escaping.

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In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-foundation.md` around
lines 585 - 593, Update the grant setup to explicitly create the target account
before applying privileges, and stop using parameter markers for the GRANT
user/host target. Build the account target from validated user and host values
using Connector/C escaping, then reuse that safely escaped target across the
existing GRANT statements.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md-562-570 (1)

562-570: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Package and resolve mysql_router in the tarball.

The tarball path /lib/proxysql matches its current archive layout, but the staging loop copies only mysqlx and genai. Add mysql_router and configure the tarball’s plugin directory so --load-plugin=mysql_router can resolve the bundled library; the resolver otherwise uses /usr/lib/proxysql.

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In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md` around
lines 562 - 570, Update the tarball staging loop to copy the mysql_router plugin
alongside mysqlx and genai, and configure the tarball plugin directory to point
to its /lib/proxysql location so --load-plugin=mysql_router resolves the bundled
library instead of defaulting to /usr/lib/proxysql.
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md-320-326 (1)

320-326: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Define a durable recovery protocol for bootstrap.

Steps 4 and 5 mutate remote metadata before local ProxySQL configuration is complete. The remote metadata store and local ProxySQL database cannot share a transaction. A failure after either step can leave committed remote state without a ready local instance.

Specify durable bootstrap states, idempotent compensation, and resume behavior for every remote mutation. Test interruption after each numbered bootstrap step.

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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md` around lines
320 - 326, Define a durable bootstrap recovery protocol for the
instance-registration and v2_routers mutations, including persisted bootstrap
states, idempotent compensation, and resume behavior when local ProxySQL
configuration is incomplete. Extend the specification to cover recovery after
each numbered bootstrap step and require interruption testing at every step,
while preserving unrelated metadata and configuration.
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md-315-316 (1)

315-316: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information

Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate

Require authenticated encryption on every credential-bearing MySQL connection.

Require TLS and certificate verification for bootstrap, metadata refresh, grant validation, and account synchronization. Reject plaintext connections, unencrypted fallback, and certificate-verification bypasses. Test invalid certificates and downgrade attempts.

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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md` around lines
315 - 316, Update the MySQL router plugin design so every credential-bearing
connection—bootstrap, metadata refresh, grant validation, and account
synchronization—requires TLS with certificate verification. Explicitly reject
plaintext, unencrypted fallback, and certificate-verification bypasses, and
specify tests covering invalid certificates and downgrade attempts.

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docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md-384-400 (1)

384-400: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Define the metadata write contract for Shell configuration APIs.

The design lists the supported options and preserves v2_routers.options, but it does not define the v2_router_options payload, write ownership, read-modify-write behavior, or unsupported-field preservation for routerOptions(), routingOptions(), and setRoutingOption(). Specify these rules and add round-trip tests for Cluster, ReplicaSet, and ClusterSet.

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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md` around lines
384 - 400, Expand the AdminAPI metadata contract to define the v2_router_options
payload, write ownership, read-modify-write behavior, and preservation of
unsupported fields for routerOptions(), routingOptions(), and
setRoutingOption(). Specify that updates retain unrelated existing options, then
add round-trip coverage for Cluster, ReplicaSet, and ClusterSet.

Source: MCP tools

docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md-502-505 (1)

502-505: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Authorization Bypass (CWE-863): Incorrect Authorization

Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate

Preserve MySQL user@host authorization semantics.

ProxySQL stores and looks up users by username, without a Host discriminator. Do not collapse alice@localhost and alice@% solely because their credentials match. Preserve each host scope with an enforceable mapping, or reject the username when mapping is impossible.

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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-19-mysql-router-plugin-design.md` around lines
502 - 505, Update the mysql_users mapping design to preserve distinct MySQL
user@host authorization scopes even when usernames and credentials match; retain
each host variant through an enforceable mapping, or reject the username when no
unambiguous mapping is possible, rather than collapsing identical active
variants.

Source: MCP tools

src/main.cpp-1540-1540 (1)

1540-1540: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

PROXYSQL RESTART now silently disables every plugin.

Plugin discovery moved out of this phase. proxysql_discover_configured_plugins runs only in ProxySQL_Main_process_global_variables (line 759), which main calls once at line 2868, before the __start_label label. RegisterConfiguredPluginSchemas no longer passes GloVars.plugin_modules, so it cannot reopen a module.

Trace the reload path:

  1. glovars.reload is set, so line 3329 calls UnloadPlugins()StopConfiguredPlugins().
  2. proxysql_stop_configured_plugins stores nullptr into the active manager and calls manager.reset(), so GloPluginManager is empty.
  3. Line 3341 jumps to __start_label, which re-enters ProxySQL_Main_init_phase2___not_started.
  4. RegisterConfiguredPluginSchemas, RunConfiguredPluginEarlyActions, InitConfiguredPlugins, and StartConfiguredPlugins all receive GloPluginManager.get() == nullptr and return success as no-ops.

After a reload, no plugin schema, command, query hook, listener gate, or worker thread exists, and no error is logged. Before this change, the load phase performed the dlopen itself, so a reload restored the plugins.

Re-run discovery on the reload path, or fail loudly when GloVars.plugin_modules is non-empty and GloPluginManager is null.

🐛 Proposed direction
 static void RegisterConfiguredPluginSchemas() {
 	if (GloVars.no_plugins) {
 		proxy_info("Plugin chassis disabled by --no-plugins / PROXYSQL_NO_PLUGINS=1; "
 		           "skipping schema registration for %zu configured plugin(s)\n",
 		           GloVars.plugin_modules.size());
 		return;
 	}
 	std::string plugin_error {};
+	// Reload (PROXYSQL RESTART) re-enters phase 2 after StopConfiguredPlugins()
+	// released the manager, so rediscover the configured modules here.
+	if (!GloPluginManager && !GloVars.plugin_modules.empty()) {
+		if (!proxysql_discover_configured_plugins(GloPluginManager, GloVars.plugin_modules, plugin_error)) {
+			proxy_error("Plugin discovery failed: %s\n", plugin_error.c_str());
+			exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
+		}
+	}
 	if (!proxysql_register_configured_plugin_schemas(GloPluginManager.get(), plugin_error)) {
 		proxy_error("Plugin schema registration failed: %s\n", plugin_error.c_str());
 		exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
 	}
 }

Note that CLI option registration cannot repeat on the reload path, because the definitive parse already ran. Confirm that register_cli_options is not required a second time.

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In `@src/main.cpp` at line 1540, Restore plugin discovery during the reload flow
before ProxySQL_Main_init_phase2___not_started re-registers configured plugin
schemas, ensuring GloPluginManager is repopulated after UnloadPlugins resets it.
Alternatively, fail loudly when GloVars.plugin_modules is non-empty and the
manager remains null; do not repeat CLI option registration on reload.
lib/ProxySQL_Admin.cpp-9209-9213 (1)

9209-9213: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Return a heap-allocated error when GloMyQPro == nullptr. The function contract requires callers to free non-null errors, but this branch returns a string literal. plugin_config_publish and unit tests call free() on non-null results, so this branch can cause undefined behavior. Return strdup() of the literal or use an ownership-safe error type.

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In `@lib/ProxySQL_Admin.cpp` around lines 9209 - 9213, Update the error-return
branch around GloMyQPro in the relevant function to return a heap-allocated copy
of the literal, such as via strdup, so every non-null result remains safe for
callers like plugin_config_publish and tests to free. Preserve the existing
error2 cleanup and return behavior.
include/sqlite3db.h-222-226 (1)

222-226: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Make quarantine and raw-handle access lifetime-safe

SQLite3DB::get_db() returns nullptr after quarantine, but existing callers still pass the result directly to SQLite APIs. For example, ProxySQL_Admin::flush_debug_levels_database_to_runtime() passes _db to proxy_sqlite3_prepare_v2() and proxy_sqlite3_errmsg(), while src/SQLite3_Server.cpp passes db to proxy_sqlite3_get_autocommit(). These calls become invalid after quarantine.

quarantine() also reads and writes quarantined and db without rwlock. A caller can retain the raw pointer while quarantine() closes it. Use a lifetime-safe API, or hold the read lock for the complete raw-handle operation and the write lock during quarantine. quarantine() always returns true, so its return value does not report failure.

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In `@include/sqlite3db.h` around lines 222 - 226, Make SQLite3DB raw-handle access
lifetime-safe: update get_db and its callers, including
ProxySQL_Admin::flush_debug_levels_database_to_runtime and the
SQLite3_Server.cpp autocommit path, so each complete SQLite operation holds the
rwlock read lock while quarantine holds the write lock when checking
quarantined, closing db, and updating state. Do not rely on get_db returning
nullptr or on quarantine’s always-true return value to prevent use-after-close.
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test/tap/tests/unit/mysqlx_protocol_socket_unit-t.cpp-383-383 (1)

383-383: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Check listener-gate registration before the assertions.

proxysql_plugin_set_listener_gate returns bool, but the closed and ready registrations ignore it. If registration fails, the closed case can block in recv, while the ready case can pass through the no-gate path and report a false success. Check each return value and fail the test setup before calling proxysql_plugin_listener_gate_close_if_closed.

Also applies to: 397-397

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In `@test/tap/tests/unit/mysqlx_protocol_socket_unit-t.cpp` at line 383, Check the
boolean result of each proxysql_plugin_set_listener_gate call in the closed and
ready test setups, and fail setup immediately when registration returns false
before invoking proxysql_plugin_listener_gate_close_if_closed or proceeding to
assertions.
lib/ProxySQL_PluginSecrets.cpp-212-212 (1)

212-212: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove a failed newly created key file.

If key generation, write, permission update, sync, or validation fails, this return leaves the new file at key_path. Later calls reject that partial or invalid file as an existing key and continue to return key_error after the transient filesystem fault ends. Remove the file created by this attempt before returning the error.

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In `@lib/ProxySQL_PluginSecrets.cpp` at line 212, Update the key-generation flow
around the stat_ok check to remove the newly created key file at key_path before
returning ProxySQL_PluginSecretResult::key_error when key generation, writing,
permission updates, syncing, or validation fails. Ensure cleanup applies only to
the file created by the current attempt and preserves the existing error result.
test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_listener_gate_unit-t.cpp-21-21 (1)

21-21: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the TAP assertion plan.

This test executes 27 ok() assertions, but plan(29) requires 29. TAP will fail with two missing assertions. Set the plan to 27.

Proposed fix
-	plan(29);
+	plan(27);
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In `@test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_listener_gate_unit-t.cpp` at line 21, Update the
TAP assertion count in this test from plan(29) to plan(27) so it matches the 27
ok() assertions that execute.
lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.cpp-599-602 (1)

599-602: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Escape the owner tag before you use it in a LIKE pattern.

valid_owner (Line 201) allows _, and _ is a single-character wildcard in SQLite LIKE. The pattern tag + "%" is built from plan.owner + ":", so owner mysql_router also matches comments such as mysqlXrouter:....

Two paths are affected by the same root cause:

  • Line 599-602 classifies a foreign rule row as owned instead of a collision.
  • Line 771 deletes that foreign row during staging, because the delete uses the same unescaped pattern.

The row must already be present in this owner's ledger for the same rule_id, so the trigger needs two colliding owner names. Add an ESCAPE clause and escape _ and % in the tag.

🐛 Proposed fix using an escaped LIKE pattern
+// place near the other helpers in the anonymous namespace
+std::string like_prefix(const std::string& value) {
+	std::string pattern;
+	pattern.reserve(value.size() * 2 + 1);
+	for (char ch : value) {
+		if (ch == '_' || ch == '%' || ch == '\\') pattern.push_back('\\');
+		pattern.push_back(ch);
+	}
+	pattern.push_back('%');
+	return pattern;
+}
 		} else {
 			if (!query_exists(db,
 				"SELECT 1 FROM " + schema + ".mysql_query_rules WHERE rule_id=?2 "
-				"AND (comment IS NULL OR comment NOT LIKE ?1) LIMIT 1",
-				{tag + "%"}, {rule.rule_id}, collision, error)) return false;
+				"AND (comment IS NULL OR comment NOT LIKE ?1 ESCAPE '\\') LIMIT 1",
+				{like_prefix(tag)}, {rule.rule_id}, collision, error)) return false;
 		}
-		if(!run_statement(db,"DELETE FROM "+schema+".mysql_query_rules WHERE rule_id=?2 AND comment LIKE ?1",{tag+"%"},{std::atoll(key.c_str())},error))return false;
+		if(!run_statement(db,"DELETE FROM "+schema+".mysql_query_rules WHERE rule_id=?2 AND comment LIKE ?1 ESCAPE '\\'",{like_prefix(tag)},{std::atoll(key.c_str())},error))return false;
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In `@lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.cpp` around lines 599 - 602, Escape the owner tag’s
LIKE metacharacters before constructing the pattern from plan.owner and the
colon, replacing underscores and percent signs with escaped forms and adding a
matching ESCAPE clause. Apply the same escaped pattern and clause in both
query_exists collision detection and the staging delete path so foreign rows
cannot be treated or removed as owned.
test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_cli_unit-t.cpp-196-199 (1)

196-199: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Unguarded ezOptionParser::get() dereference in both new plugin CLI tests. get("--fake-plugin-action") returns nullptr when the plugin did not register the option. Both tests call getString() on that pointer without a check, so a registration failure crashes the test binary and discards the remaining TAP output instead of reporting one failed assertion.

  • test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_cli_unit-t.cpp#L196-L199: store the get() result, call getString() only when it is non-null, and fold the null check into the ok() condition.
  • test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_router_chassis_contract_unit-t.cpp#L391-L395: apply the same guard before getString() and include the null check in the ok() for the parsed action value.
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In `@test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_cli_unit-t.cpp` around lines 196 - 199, Guard the
ezOptionParser::get() result in both test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_cli_unit-t.cpp
lines 196-199 and test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_router_chassis_contract_unit-t.cpp
lines 391-395: store the returned pointer, call getString() only when it is
non-null, and include the pointer-null check in each ok() assertion for the
parsed action value.
test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_router_chassis_contract_unit-t.cpp-418-419 (1)

418-419: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Guard the setup results before dereference.

Line 417 computes admin_materialized with short-circuit evaluation. If main_modules_ready is false, admin->init() never runs, so admin->admindb and admin->configdb stay null. Lines 418-419 then bind references to null pointers and line 421 uses them, so the test process crashes instead of reporting one failed assertion. A crash removes every later assertion from the TAP output, which makes an early module-initialization failure hard to diagnose in CI.

The same pattern repeats at Line 543 (*accept_worker when modules_ready is false) and Line 599 (services->apply_mysql_config after services was only checked with a ternary at Line 540).

Fail fast with a diagnostic instead.

🛡️ Proposed fix for the admin database references
-	SQLite3DB& admindb = *admin->admindb;
-	SQLite3DB& configdb = *admin->configdb;
+	if (!admin_materialized || admin->admindb == nullptr || admin->configdb == nullptr) {
+		ok(false, "the production Admin materialized its database handles");
+		return exit_status();
+	}
+	SQLite3DB& admindb = *admin->admindb;
+	SQLite3DB& configdb = *admin->configdb;
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In `@test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_router_chassis_contract_unit-t.cpp` around lines
418 - 419, Guard the setup results before dereferencing them: after the admin
initialization readiness check, assert or otherwise fail with a diagnostic
before binding admindb and configdb references; apply the same fail-fast
protection before dereferencing accept_worker and before calling
services->apply_mysql_config. Preserve the existing test flow when
initialization succeeds and ensure failures report assertions rather than
crashing.
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-topology-expansion.md-651-651 (1)

651-651: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the active registration in the gate-closure case.

The test creates a disposable second registration, then expects the running plugin to detect removal of its own row. Deleting the second row cannot produce registration_missing for the running plugin. Keep the disposable-row API assertion separate, and remove the active plugin row in the gate-closure assertion.

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In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-topology-expansion.md` at line
651, Update the topology test so the disposable second ProxySQL registration is
used only for API assertions, while the gate-closure scenario explicitly removes
the running plugin’s active registration. Verify that the plugin detects its own
row removal, closes managed gates, reports registration_missing, and does not
recreate the registration.
src/main.cpp-1563-1566 (1)

1563-1566: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

exit(EXIT_FAILURE) here starts the angel restart loop for a deterministic error.

RunConfiguredPluginEarlyActions runs from ProxySQL_Main_init_phase2___not_started, which executes after handleProcessRestart forked the angel process. When the child exits with a non-zero status, ProxySQL_daemonize_phase3 logs "ProxySQL exited with code %d . Restarting!", calls call_execute_on_exit_failure, and returns false so the angel forks again.

A failed early action is deterministic, so each restart fails the same way. The result is up to MAX_RESTART_ATTEMPTS restarts with exponential backoff and up to five execute_on_exit_failure invocations before the angel finally gives up.

This file already handles this case elsewhere. Line 903 uses exit(EXIT_SUCCESS) with the comment "we exit gracefully to avoid restart" for an unopenable command-line config file, which is the same class of operator configuration error. Apply the same treatment to a plugin early-action failure, and log the error first.

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In `@src/main.cpp` around lines 1563 - 1566, In the exit_failure branch of
RunConfiguredPluginEarlyActions, log the plugin error and terminate with
EXIT_SUCCESS instead of EXIT_FAILURE so deterministic configuration failures do
not trigger the angel restart loop. Preserve the existing proxy_error message
and graceful-exit behavior used elsewhere in this file.

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  • docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-19-mysql-router-release-hardening.md
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  • include/Base_HostGroups_Manager.h
  • include/MySQL_Authentication.hpp
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  • include/MySQL_Thread.h
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  • include/ProxySQL_PluginCLI.h
  • include/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.h
  • include/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.h
  • include/ProxySQL_PluginManager.h
  • include/ProxySQL_PluginSecrets.h
  • include/proxysql_admin.h
  • include/proxysql_glovars.hpp
  • include/sqlite3db.h
  • lib/Admin_Bootstrap.cpp
  • lib/Base_HostGroups_Manager.cpp
  • lib/Makefile
  • lib/MySQL_Authentication.cpp
  • lib/MySQL_Authentication_test.h
  • lib/MySQL_HostGroups_Manager.cpp
  • lib/MySQL_Thread.cpp
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  • lib/ProxySQL_Admin.cpp
  • lib/ProxySQL_GloVars.cpp
  • lib/ProxySQL_PluginCLI.cpp
  • lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.cpp
  • lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig_test.h
  • lib/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.cpp
  • lib/ProxySQL_PluginManager.cpp
  • lib/ProxySQL_PluginSecrets.cpp
  • lib/ProxySQL_PluginSecrets_test.h
  • lib/sqlite3db.cpp
  • src/main.cpp
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if (atomic_error != nullptr && mysql_users_resultset != nullptr) {
if (!GloMyAuth->replace_mysql_users_atomically(*mysql_users_resultset, *atomic_error)) {
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P1 Badge Preserve admin credentials during atomic user replacement

Whenever an ABI-8 plugin publishes MySQL configuration, the users stage supplies only rows from main.mysql_users, and this branch swaps both complete authentication maps with that result. The Admin and stats credentials are injected separately by add_admin_users() and are only restored in the non-atomic else branch, so the first successful plugin publication removes them and causes subsequent MySQL Admin/stats logins to fail. Include those credential entries in the replacement before the atomic swap rather than dropping them.

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Introduce an ABI-9 tail callback and a V2 publication plan that carries query-rule attributes in a separate rule-ID-indexed array. The ABI-8 rule row, base plan, service-table prefix, and apply_mysql_config callback remain unchanged, so existing plugins retain their compiled row stride and publisher contract.

Wire the new callback into the live service table and install a fail-closed Phase-B implementation for schema registration. Until the atomic V2 publisher lands in the next commit, the live Admin boundary also rejects V2 publication explicitly instead of silently dropping attributes.

Verify the additive ABI with the lifecycle suite at 69/69 and the unchanged ABI-8 contract fake at 34/34. Both suites were rebuilt with PROXYSQL40=1 and PROXYSQL31=1, including a forced full archive rebuild after the public-header changes.
Validate ABI-9 rule attributes before acquiring publication locks, deep-copy them into the owned plan by rule ID, and require every supplied value to be a JSON object. Unknown IDs, duplicates, null arrays or values, and malformed or non-object JSON fail without touching Admin, disk, or runtime state.

Bind attributes directly while staging mysql_query_rules in the existing main/disk transaction, then reuse the established snapshots, ordered runtime publication, reverse-stage restore, generation checks, and ownership reconciliation. ABI-8 plans still supply an empty attribute string, and operator-owned rules and their attributes remain unchanged.

Wire the live Admin V2 entry point to the shared publisher. Verification rebuilt and passed plugin_mysql_config_unit-t 801/801, plugin_router_chassis_contract_unit-t 34/34, plugin_manager_unit-t 96/96, and plugin_lifecycle_unit-t 69/69 with PROXYSQL40=1 and PROXYSQL31=1.
Compile the switch_to_fast_forward action into the managed classic-rw and classic-ro rule intents, including custom listener ports, and carry those two attributes through the ABI-9 plan keyed by stable rule ID. Keep all three read/write-split rules free of the action so port 6450 continues through ProxySQL's native query processor.

Require the ABI-9 V2 publisher before Router persistence or publication and use it for every shared topology and user generation. This deliberately provides no V1 fallback: an older service table fails closed instead of silently exposing direct endpoints without their configured fast-forward behavior.

Extend the real-plugin InnoDB Cluster acceptance test to compare exact main, disk, and runtime rule state; observe live 6446 and 6447 sessions enter fast-forward after COM_QUERY; keep 6450 query-aware through reads, DDL, transactions, and locking reads; and prove a lower-ID operator apply rule overrides and survives reconciliation and failover byte-for-byte.

Verification: all 11 forced Router unit targets pass, including compiler 24/24, bootstrap 25/25, plugin load 26/26, and reconciler 28/28. The existing mysql-router-ic-g1 environment, using real MySQL Shell, a four-instance InnoDB Cluster/read-replica topology, and proxysql_mysql_router.so, passes 65/65 with clean 1/1 reconciliation. The plugin exports only proxysql_plugin_descriptor_v1 and all test infrastructure was removed.
Document ABI 9 as an additive plugin-services extension that leaves the ABI-8 plan and rule row unchanged while publishing rule attributes through a separate rule-ID-indexed V2 array. Describe validation, synchronous ownership, phase availability, atomic rollback, and the fail-closed requirement for plugins that depend on V2 behavior.

Add an operator guide for building and installing the real mysql_router plugin, bootstrapping it with a password file descriptor, restarting it from persisted identity, inspecting status, and understanding listener gates and ownership collisions. Cover the 6033, 6446, 6447, and 6450 endpoints, including COM_QUERY fast-forward defaults on direct Classic routes and lower-ID operator overrides.

Record the supported InnoDB Cluster Metadata 2.2 and asynchronous read-replica scope, link Routing Guidelines follow-up issue #6145, and list the remaining X endpoint, takeover, ReplicaSet, ClusterSet, and release-packaging milestones. Verification includes the 16 affected unit binaries, clean release and debug builds, descriptor-only export audit, repository manifest checks, and the real MySQL Shell/InnoDB Cluster E2E at 65/65 assertions.
@renecannao renecannao changed the title [codex] add MySQL Router plugin chassis for ProxySQL 4.0 [codex] add real MySQL Router compatibility plugin for ProxySQL 4.0 Sep 1, 2026

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<file name=".github/workflows/CI-mysql-router-ic-g1.yml">

<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/CI-mysql-router-ic-g1.yml:18">
P2: This caller wires the mysql-router TAP group into ci-ai-gcov.yml, a GenAI GCOV workflow hardwired to the GenAI plugin and the ubuntu24-tap-genai-gcov build handoff. That callee never restores plugins/mysql_router/proxysql_mysql_router.so, which mysql-router-ic-g1/setup-infras.bash binds into the bootstrap container, so the group's setup will fail (or run against a build that lacks the Router plugin). Reuse a non-GenAI gcov/tap caller that provisions the mysql_router plugin, or add the plugin to this callee's handoff handling.</violation>
</file>

<file name="test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_lifecycle_unit-t.cpp">

<violation number="1" location="test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_lifecycle_unit-t.cpp:630">
P3: This new assertion compares the ABI constants against a literal (9) in the same translation unit that defines them (include/ProxySQL_Plugin.h:59-60), so it can never catch a real regression and always passes by construction. It also hardcodes the ABI number, so the next ABI bump to 10 forces an unrelated edit to this test or it fails CI. The meaningful invariant worth asserting is that the loader accepts the current ABI: PROXYSQL_PLUGIN_ABI_VERSION <= PROXYSQL_PLUGIN_ABI_VERSION_MAX, which stays valid across bumps instead of pinning a specific value.</violation>
</file>

<file name="test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_mysql_config_unit-t.cpp">

<violation number="1" location="test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_mysql_config_unit-t.cpp:628">
P3: The ATTACH of 'file:plugin_config_live_runtime?mode=memory&cache=shared' is executed on attached_runtime.db, which was opened as plain ':memory:' without SQLITE_OPEN_SHAREDCACHE. In SQLite, a cache=shared in-memory database is only shared between connections that are in shared-cache mode, so the attached 'myhgm' is a separate private database and does not actually share the runtime DB with live_runtime. The test's assertions only query live_runtime directly (fed by the fake publish hook), so the claimed 'separately connected runtime database attached to Admin' scenario is not exercised and the ok() can pass without any cross-connection visibility. Open the fixture connection with shared-cache mode or verify the write through myhgm, otherwise the test gives false confidence in the DEBUG publication path.</violation>
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run:
if: ${{ github.event.workflow_run && github.event.workflow_run.conclusion == 'success' || ! github.event.workflow_run }}
permissions: write-all
uses: sysown/proxysql/.github/workflows/ci-ai-gcov.yml@GH-Actions

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P2: This caller wires the mysql-router TAP group into ci-ai-gcov.yml, a GenAI GCOV workflow hardwired to the GenAI plugin and the ubuntu24-tap-genai-gcov build handoff. That callee never restores plugins/mysql_router/proxysql_mysql_router.so, which mysql-router-ic-g1/setup-infras.bash binds into the bootstrap container, so the group's setup will fail (or run against a build that lacks the Router plugin). Reuse a non-GenAI gcov/tap caller that provisions the mysql_router plugin, or add the plugin to this callee's handoff handling.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .github/workflows/CI-mysql-router-ic-g1.yml, line 18:

<comment>This caller wires the mysql-router TAP group into ci-ai-gcov.yml, a GenAI GCOV workflow hardwired to the GenAI plugin and the ubuntu24-tap-genai-gcov build handoff. That callee never restores plugins/mysql_router/proxysql_mysql_router.so, which mysql-router-ic-g1/setup-infras.bash binds into the bootstrap container, so the group's setup will fail (or run against a build that lacks the Router plugin). Reuse a non-GenAI gcov/tap caller that provisions the mysql_router plugin, or add the plugin to this callee's handoff handling.</comment>

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+  run:
+    if: ${{ github.event.workflow_run && github.event.workflow_run.conclusion == 'success' || ! github.event.workflow_run }}
+    permissions: write-all
+    uses: sysown/proxysql/.github/workflows/ci-ai-gcov.yml@GH-Actions
+    secrets: inherit
+    with:
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Fixed in ca61e54. The Router Makefile stages the real proxysql_mysql_router.so in the shared runtime handoff, the isolated launcher mounts it at /usr/lib/proxysql/plugins/proxysql_mysql_router.so, and setup fails immediately if the artifact is missing. The dedicated E2E loaded the real ABI-9 plugin and passed 65/65.

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#include "ProxySQL_PluginConfig.h"

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P3: The ATTACH of 'file:plugin_config_live_runtime?mode=memory&cache=shared' is executed on attached_runtime.db, which was opened as plain ':memory:' without SQLITE_OPEN_SHAREDCACHE. In SQLite, a cache=shared in-memory database is only shared between connections that are in shared-cache mode, so the attached 'myhgm' is a separate private database and does not actually share the runtime DB with live_runtime. The test's assertions only query live_runtime directly (fed by the fake publish hook), so the claimed 'separately connected runtime database attached to Admin' scenario is not exercised and the ok() can pass without any cross-connection visibility. Open the fixture connection with shared-cache mode or verify the write through myhgm, otherwise the test gives false confidence in the DEBUG publication path.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At test/tap/tests/unit/plugin_mysql_config_unit-t.cpp, line 628:

<comment>The ATTACH of 'file:plugin_config_live_runtime?mode=memory&cache=shared' is executed on attached_runtime.db, which was opened as plain ':memory:' without SQLITE_OPEN_SHAREDCACHE. In SQLite, a cache=shared in-memory database is only shared between connections that are in shared-cache mode, so the attached 'myhgm' is a separate private database and does not actually share the runtime DB with live_runtime. The test's assertions only query live_runtime directly (fed by the fake publish hook), so the claimed 'separately connected runtime database attached to Admin' scenario is not exercised and the ok() can pass without any cross-connection visibility. Open the fixture connection with shared-cache mode or verify the write through myhgm, otherwise the test gives false confidence in the DEBUG publication path.</comment>

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@@ -528,6 +605,39 @@ int main() {
+		SQLITE_OPEN_READWRITE | SQLITE_OPEN_CREATE | SQLITE_OPEN_URI | SQLITE_OPEN_SHAREDCACHE);
+	const bool attached_runtime_ready = live_runtime.execute(
+		"CREATE TABLE runtime_publications (generation INTEGER NOT NULL)") &&
+		attached_runtime.db.execute(
+			"ATTACH DATABASE 'file:plugin_config_live_runtime?mode=memory&cache=shared' AS myhgm");
+	attached_runtime.runtime.live_db = &live_runtime;
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Fixed in de93600. Both fixture connections use SQLITE_OPEN_URI | SQLITE_OPEN_SHAREDCACHE, and the test verifies the publication through the separately attached myhgm.runtime_publications view. plugin_mysql_config_unit-t passes 940/940.

The MySQL Router chassis is compiled only with PROXYSQL40, but two new Admin paths referenced chassis-only APIs and schema constants in the default v3 build. This caused the Ubuntu TAP, Debian debug, and Router CI jobs to stop while compiling ProxySQL_Admin.cpp or Admin_Bootstrap.cpp.

Guard the atomic user replacement branch and plugin ownership table registration with the same PROXYSQL40 boundary as their declarations. The default tier continues through the established incremental user refresh and standard Admin schema paths, while PROXYSQL40 retains the atomic publication behavior.

Verified with a clean default lib/src rebuild and successful src/proxysql link after reproducing both compiler failures.
Validate requested hostgroups and listener interfaces against existing unowned Admin and disk state before opening the publication transaction. A plugin can no longer claim an operator hostgroup or listener and later remove its rows during reconciliation.

Require collision decisions to agree between main and disk instead of unioning them into divergent publications. Also propagate mysql-interfaces read failures before merge or replacement so an unreadable operator configuration fails closed.

Add focused publication regressions for hostgroup and listener collisions, tier-divergent users, and SQLite read failures. The unchanged implementation failed exactly those four cases; the corrected publisher passes all 939 assertions.
Use the installed plugin directory consistently in command-line discovery and the Router E2E fixture, while preserving the shipped MySQLX and GenAI library names. Accept the documented --config=FILE spelling, reject malformed scalar plugin lists cleanly, and make the unit-test recursive link inherit the complete feature tuple.

Tear down and unpublish a partially loaded manager when schema registration fails. Reject secret sizes that cannot be represented by OpenSSL, remove only the inode created by a failed master-key write, and preserve case for UNIX listener paths instead of applying hostname normalization.

Regression coverage records the original failures and now passes: plugin CLI 41/41, lifecycle 71/71, secrets 43/43, listener gates 31/31, and native configuration publication 939/939. The unit-test aggregate now also includes plugin_cli_unit-t.
Reject duplicate descriptor names even when the corresponding shared objects have different paths. Listener-gate ownership is keyed by descriptor name, so accepting duplicates allowed one plugin's readiness failure or teardown to affect another plugin's listeners.

Cache the active MySQL and PostgreSQL query-hook presence at lifecycle publication time. The common no-hook COM_QUERY path now performs only atomic reads and avoids acquiring the global manager shared mutex, while actual callback dispatch remains protected by the manager lifetime lock.

Avoid null-pointer arithmetic when a configuration plan owns zero hostgroups and correct the pre-chassis TAP plan count. Add live regressions proving duplicate-name rejection and that atomic frontend/backend replacement preserves the separate Admin and stats credential scope.

Verification: plugin_lifecycle_unit-t 72/72, plugin_query_hook_unit-t 49/49, and plugin_mysql_config_unit-t 940/940; all completed with zero failures.
Treat a null stats_updates_frequency as an absent optional setting, and saturate the seconds-to-milliseconds conversion so hostile metadata cannot wrap the check-in interval.

Model GR health from the observed member states: count RECOVERING members toward the installed-view quorum without routing traffic to them, scope read_only globals to the server that supplied them, reject unsupported multi-primary mode deterministically, and exclude ERROR members without discarding otherwise healthy observations.

Make reconciliation state transitions exact by recording completed attempts independently of their timestamp and clearing the ready status before a listener-gate update that may fail.

Add focused regressions for each boundary. Verified mysql_router_metadata_v2_2_unit-t 28/28, mysql_router_gr_health_unit-t 24/24, and mysql_router_reconciler_unit-t 30/30.
Serialize complete Admin runtime-view refresh transactions so concurrent status, topology, hostgroup, and user projections cannot overlap on the shared SQLite destination.

Stage observed topology rows until native topology publication succeeds, then expose the rows and their generation under one status lock. This prevents Admin readers from observing candidate rows labeled with the previously active generation.

Continue metadata failover past reachable but incomplete or identity-invalid endpoints, returning the first invalid snapshot only when no cached endpoint yields a complete one. Reapply Connector/C TLS enforcement after mysql_ssl_set so PREFERRED mode retains plaintext fallback.

Serialize status JSON with invalid UTF-8 replacement and list every transitive chassis ABI header as a Router plugin build dependency.

Verified a clean PROXYSQL40 Router plugin build, mysql_router_admin_schema_unit-t 14/14, and mysql_router_plugin_load_unit-t 26/26.
Create or validate explicitly named metadata accounts before publishing their Router registration, and reject reuse when the plugin cannot recover the account credential. Generated accounts retain the router-id naming contract while resumable local identity safely authorizes forced adoption.

Honor --password-retries when MySQL password policy rejects a generated service-account password. Make SQL literal quoting a required metadata-session operation so production escaping always follows the live connection SQL mode.

Require complete InnoDB Cluster grants without ClusterSet-only views, preserve existing users when account discovery fails, roll back native user publication when local state persistence fails, accept generation and hostgroup zero where they are valid sentinels, and make force replacement and zero-row registration updates fail-safe.

Verified bootstrap options 53/53, bootstrap 27/27, registration 18/18, metadata 28/28, GR health 24/24, and user synchronization 18/18.
Reset all plugin-owned runtime pointers and lifecycle flags when initialization fails, clear the borrowed services pointer, and expose an initialization_error state. A failed init can no longer leave the Router startable or retain services that the manager will not pair with stop().

Preserve registration_missing while listener gates close, and make unimplemented Router LOAD/SAVE commands return explicit Admin errors instead of false success.

Keep legacy query-rule reload errors log-only so existing callers do not leak newly returned SQLite error strings, while retaining error propagation for the lock-managed atomic publisher. Strengthen the publisher fixture to verify shared attached-runtime visibility and actual release-envelope decoding.

Verified Router admin schema 16/16, real plugin load/lifecycle 29/29, reconciler 30/30, and atomic MySQL configuration publication 940/940.
Stage proxysql_mysql_router.so in the shared test handoff and mount it at the exact path loaded by the dedicated Router configuration. Fail setup immediately when the real artifact is absent, and remove the invalid product-version gate because this workflow already selects a PROXYSQL40 build.

Harden the MySQL Shell fixture and infrastructure lifecycle: propagate the isolated namespace, detect failed containers, keep passwords out of command arguments, make Router-account setup safe for both first runs and retries, and surface setup and multi-statement failures instead of silently continuing.

Expand the CI contract around the dedicated group, including TSAN membership for chassis tests and corrected lifecycle/topology documentation. The isolated mysql-router-ic-g1 run loads the real plugin and passes 65 assertions against MySQL Shell 8.4.8, three Group Replication members, and one managed read replica.
Bring the Router plugin work onto the latest remote v3.0 after PR 6156 was merged. This incorporates the current compilation and query-rule fast-forward fixes before the Router PR is updated, so CI evaluates the complete supported baseline rather than the earlier branch point.
The legacy bootstrap user importer is compiled only in the default v3.x tier. After merging the latest v3.0, its new unit test was selected by the PROXYSQL40 aggregate even though import_bootstrap_users() is intentionally absent there, causing the Router CI unit build to fail at link time.

Keep admin_bootstrap_users_unit-t in the default UNIT_TESTS set and exclude it from the PROXYSQL40 chassis set, where Router plugins own bootstrap and account publication. The default test passes all 10 assertions; the affected PROXYSQL40 Router bootstrap, registration, native publication, and real-plugin load tests pass 27, 18, 940, and 29 assertions respectively.

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Pushed the complete review/CI correction series through 55106ea12, after merging the current remote v3.0 (including PR 6156).

Key verification on the pushed candidate:

  • clean default build: make -C lib clean && make -C src clean && make build_src -j2 — linked successfully;
  • clean PROXYSQL40 build: make PROXYSQL40=1 build_src -j2 — linked ProxySQL and the real proxysql_mysql_router.so;
  • upstream default bootstrap import test: 10/10;
  • Router bootstrap 27/27, registration 18/18, native config publication 940/940, real plugin load/lifecycle 29/29;
  • full affected PROXYSQL40 unit matrix: 24 binaries green;
  • real isolated mysql-router-ic-g1 E2E: 65/65 against MySQL Shell 8.4.8, a three-member Group Replication cluster, and a managed read replica. The test loads the real ABI-9 plugin and exercises ports 6446/6447/6450, Shell Router APIs, failover, metadata outage/recovery, gates, routing rules, and operator-state preservation.

The latest merge exposed one additional matrix bug: admin_bootstrap_users_unit-t was selected under PROXYSQL40 although its legacy production symbol is intentionally default-tier-only. 55106ea12 scopes that test to the correct tier and documents the boundary.

I reviewed and replied to every current Cubic inline finding with its fixing commit/evidence. Fresh lint and CodeRabbit checks are green; compile/E2E workflows are still running.

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❌ Patch coverage is 85.91610% with 329 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 62.94%. Comparing base (c31006d) to head (ce8f596).

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lib/ProxySQL_PluginConfig.cpp 88.58% 96 Missing ⚠️
lib/ProxySQL_Admin.cpp 83.66% 72 Missing and 2 partials ⚠️
lib/ProxySQL_PluginCLI.cpp 82.79% 30 Missing and 2 partials ⚠️
lib/ProxySQL_PluginManager.cpp 85.71% 25 Missing and 2 partials ⚠️
lib/ProxySQL_PluginListenerGate.cpp 79.67% 22 Missing and 3 partials ⚠️
lib/ProxySQL_PluginSecrets.cpp 92.30% 20 Missing ⚠️
src/main.cpp 52.38% 9 Missing and 11 partials ⚠️
lib/sqlite3db.cpp 60.60% 12 Missing and 1 partial ⚠️
lib/MySQL_Authentication.cpp 86.15% 9 Missing ⚠️
lib/MySQL_Thread.cpp 92.03% 9 Missing ⚠️
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Throw the fake runtime-readiness exception as std::runtime_error so the lifecycle test exercises the production exception boundary with a standard exception object instead of a raw pointer.

Classify the remaining security findings at their exact source lines. The annotated values are synthetic credentials, atomically-created test paths, value-only listener keys, or the repository-owned reusable-workflow trust contract; none represent production secrets or unsafe filesystem access.

Verified with a clean PROXYSQL40 source build, lifecycle 72/72, listener-gate 31/31, secrets 43/43, CLI 41/41, Router compiler 24/24, bootstrap options 53/53, publisher 940/940, workflow YAML parsing, and the real InnoDB Cluster E2E target build.
The PROXYSQL40 build intentionally omits the legacy bootstrap-user importer because plugin publication owns that responsibility, but removing its test binary left unit-tests-g1 pointing at an executable the tier did not produce.

Build the test in both tiers. The default build retains all ten importer regressions, while PROXYSQL40 emits an explicit TAP skip that documents the ownership boundary and keeps executable-mode group validation consistent.

Verified with a clean default source build, the default importer test at 10/10, the PROXYSQL40 test build and skip at 1/1, groups.json format lint, source registration checks, and diff validation.
The PROXYSQL40 container builds the Router plugin as root and stages it under test/tap/tap/_runtime_libs. The reusable MySQLX build subsequently copies sibling plugins from the host runner, which failed with EACCES because the shared directory retained root-owned mode 0755.

Create the repository-local runtime staging directory with mode 0777. This directory contains only disposable CI artifacts and must cross the container/host UID boundary; plugin files retain their normal executable mode.

Verified that the Router stage-runtime target succeeds, changes a pre-existing non-writable staging directory to mode 0777, copies proxysql_mysql_router.so, and passes diff validation. The failing CI job had already completed compilation successfully before its staging error.

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CI/review fixes are now pushed through 675af4d.\n\nThe real compile defects were fixed earlier and verified with clean default and PROXYSQL40 builds. The latest upstream bootstrap-import test now remains present in unit-tests-g1 in both tiers: it runs 10 importer assertions in the default build and emits an explicit one-test skip in PROXYSQL40, where plugin publication owns the path (c9ad778).\n\nSonar is fixed by throwing a standard exception in the fake lifecycle plugin and classifying only exact synthetic/test-only security findings; the previous final-head analysis reported zero unresolved Bugs or Vulnerabilities (ff3e774).\n\nThe remaining MySQLX and GenAI CI failures were post-build staging failures, not compiler failures: both container builds exited 0, then host-side copies failed because the Router build had created test/tap/tap/_runtime_libs as root with mode 0755. The Router stage target now creates that disposable cross-UID directory with mode 0777 while preserving normal plugin file modes (675af4d).\n\nThe rerun for 675af4d is active. CodeRabbit, Cubic, and both group lints are already green; the container build matrix is still running.

Track the runtime handoff directory so the host checkout creates and owns it before root-in-container plugin builds write into the bind mount.

Keep the directory at 0755 and install generated shared libraries at 0644. This preserves the cross-UID CI handoff needed by the MySQLX and GenAI staging steps without leaving a persistent world-writable directory from which tests load plugins.
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Fixed the latest Cubic finding in a76ffe3. The runtime handoff directory is now tracked so the host checkout owns it before root-in-container builds run; staging keeps the directory at 0755 and installs generated libraries at 0644. This preserves the MySQLX/GenAI cross-UID handoff without a persistent world-writable plugin directory. The commit includes a detailed rationale.

Publication no longer closes Router listeners on every generation.
User refresh reopens gates, generation persist failures abort the
refresh, chassis-contract teardown joins Admin before dropping
globals, and ready accepts take a shared lock.

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3 issues found across 9 files (changes from recent commits).

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<file name="plugins/mysql_router/src/plugin.cpp">

<violation number="1" location="plugins/mysql_router/src/plugin.cpp:178">
P2: When the Router stops, this closes but never removes its listener-gate registry entries. A later listener on the same address and port can still be rejected, so remove the `mysql_router` gates after closing them.</violation>
</file>

<file name="plugins/mysql_router/src/bootstrap.cpp">

<violation number="1" location="plugins/mysql_router/src/bootstrap.cpp:673">
P1: During bootstrap, `publish_generation()` now applies live topology and user configuration without closing Router listener gates. A publication can therefore expose endpoints to the previous or changing runtime state; keep gates closed for bootstrap publication while leaving gate ownership to `MysqlRouterReconciler` during recurring user refreshes.</violation>
</file>

<file name="plugins/mysql_router/src/reconciler.cpp">

<violation number="1" location="plugins/mysql_router/src/reconciler.cpp:158">
P2: When the listener-gate re-open fails in the user-reconcile block, the catch sets gates_ready=false but leaves both topology_error and user_error empty. As a result force_reconcile reports success (success = topology_error.empty() && user_error.empty()) and reconciler->status() shows closed gates with no error, unlike the topology path where a gate failure is surfaced in topology_error. Set status_.user_error in the catch so the failure is propagated to callers.</violation>
</file>

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uint64_t PluginBootstrapStore::publish_generation(const DesiredTopology& topology,
const EffectiveTopology& effective, const ListenerProfile& listeners, uint64_t generation,
const std::vector<ManagedMysqlUser>& users) {
if (services_.apply_mysql_config_v2 == nullptr ||

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P1: During bootstrap, publish_generation() now applies live topology and user configuration without closing Router listener gates. A publication can therefore expose endpoints to the previous or changing runtime state; keep gates closed for bootstrap publication while leaving gate ownership to MysqlRouterReconciler during recurring user refreshes.

Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At plugins/mysql_router/src/bootstrap.cpp, line 673:

<comment>During bootstrap, `publish_generation()` now applies live topology and user configuration without closing Router listener gates. A publication can therefore expose endpoints to the previous or changing runtime state; keep gates closed for bootstrap publication while leaving gate ownership to `MysqlRouterReconciler` during recurring user refreshes.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -670,7 +670,7 @@ class PluginBootstrapStore final : public IBootstrapStore {
 	const EffectiveTopology& effective, const ListenerProfile& listeners, uint64_t generation,
 	const std::vector<ManagedMysqlUser>& users) {
-	if (services_.apply_mysql_config_v2 == nullptr || services_.set_listener_gate == nullptr ||
+	if (services_.apply_mysql_config_v2 == nullptr ||
 		services_.get_mysql_servers_snapshot == nullptr ||
 		services_.get_mysql_group_replication_hostgroups_snapshot == nullptr ||
</file context>

bool stop() {
MysqlRouterContext& context = mysql_router_context();
if (context.reconciler) context.reconciler->stop();
close_router_gates_noexcept(context, "MySQL Router plugin is stopping");

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P2: When the Router stops, this closes but never removes its listener-gate registry entries. A later listener on the same address and port can still be rejected, so remove the mysql_router gates after closing them.

Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At plugins/mysql_router/src/plugin.cpp, line 178:

<comment>When the Router stops, this closes but never removes its listener-gate registry entries. A later listener on the same address and port can still be rejected, so remove the `mysql_router` gates after closing them.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -173,6 +175,7 @@ bool runtime_ready(ProxySQL_PluginRuntimeContext* runtime_context) {
 bool stop() {
 	MysqlRouterContext& context = mysql_router_context();
 	if (context.reconciler) context.reconciler->stop();
+	close_router_gates_noexcept(context, "MySQL Router plugin is stopping");
 	context.reconciler.reset();
 	context.reconcile_backend.reset();
</file context>
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close_router_gates_noexcept(context, "MySQL Router plugin is stopping");
close_router_gates_noexcept(context, "MySQL Router plugin is stopping");
proxysql_plugin_listener_gate_registry().remove_owner("mysql_router");

Comment on lines +158 to +160
issue("registration", "gate", error.what());
}
}

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P2: When the listener-gate re-open fails in the user-reconcile block, the catch sets gates_ready=false but leaves both topology_error and user_error empty. As a result force_reconcile reports success (success = topology_error.empty() && user_error.empty()) and reconciler->status() shows closed gates with no error, unlike the topology path where a gate failure is surfaced in topology_error. Set status_.user_error in the catch so the failure is propagated to callers.

Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At plugins/mysql_router/src/reconciler.cpp, line 158:

<comment>When the listener-gate re-open fails in the user-reconcile block, the catch sets gates_ready=false but leaves both topology_error and user_error empty. As a result force_reconcile reports success (success = topology_error.empty() && user_error.empty()) and reconciler->status() shows closed gates with no error, unlike the topology path where a gate failure is surfaced in topology_error. Set status_.user_error in the catch so the failure is propagated to callers.</comment>

<file context>
@@ -149,6 +149,14 @@ ReconcileResult MysqlRouterReconciler::refresh(RefreshRequest request) {
+			status_.gates_ready = true;
+		} catch (const std::exception& error) {
+			status_.gates_ready = false;
+			issue("registration", "gate", error.what());
+		}
 	}
</file context>
Suggested change
issue("registration", "gate", error.what());
}
}
} catch (const std::exception& error) {
status_.gates_ready = false;
status_.user_error = error.what();
issue("registration", "gate", error.what());
}

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