🐛 Return 503 instead of 404 for unavailable catalog content - #2879
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMissing catalog content now returns HTTP 404 for leaders and HTTP 503 with ChangesCatalog availability response
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The change targets temporary catalog unavailability with a 503 response, but the current PR head does not compile and can produce malformed 500 responses containing catalog data for invalid conditional headers. Merge should be blocked until these issues are fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant CatalogHandlers
participant LocalStorage
Client->>CatalogHandlers: Request catalog content
CatalogHandlers->>LocalStorage: Retrieve catalog content
LocalStorage-->>CatalogHandlers: Content or missing-content error
CatalogHandlers-->>Client: 404 if leader, or 503 with Retry-After if non-leader
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In `@internal/catalogd/server/handlers_test.go`:
- Around line 216-217: Extend the unavailable-catalog assertions in
internal/catalogd/server/handlers_test.go at lines 216-217 to verify Retry-After
is 1 and the body contains “catalog content not yet available”; also update
internal/catalogd/storage/localdir_test.go at lines 309-311 to verify
Retry-After is 1, alongside the existing 503 checks.
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In `@cmd/catalogd/main.go`:
- Around line 393-400: Declare localStorage as *storage.LocalDirV1 before
assigning its IsLeader function, while preserving its existing use as a
storage.Instance argument in subsequent calls.
In `@internal/catalogd/server/http_preconditions_check.go`:
- Around line 65-67: Update the invalid If-Modified-Since handling in
checkPreconditions to return an error result that signals the caller to stop
processing after http.Error writes the 500 response, preventing handleV1Metas
from appending catalog JSONL. Add a test covering an invalid If-Modified-Since
value with existing catalog content and verify the response remains only the
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When a catalog's content is not found (fs.ErrNotExist), the HTTP response now depends on whether the current pod is the leader: - Leader: returns 404 Not Found, because the leader has reconciled all catalogs and the content genuinely does not exist. - Non-leader: returns 503 Service Unavailable with Retry-After: 1, because the content may exist on the leader but has not been synced to this replica yet. Previously, all pods unconditionally returned 503 for missing content, which told clients to retry forever even when the leader knew the catalog did not exist. The leadership status is derived from the controller-runtime manager's Elected() channel, which closes when the pod wins the leader lease (or immediately when leader election is disabled). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When catalogd runs with 2 replicas and leader election enabled, only the leader pod downloads and stores catalog content locally. Non-leader pods serve the catalog HTTP endpoint but have an empty local cache, so requests that hit the non-leader currently return 404 Not Found.
This is semantically incorrect — the catalog does exist, it is just not available on this particular pod. This change returns 503 Service Unavailable with a
Retry-After: 1header instead, which:Changes
internal/catalogd/server/handlers.go: ChangedhttpError'sfs.ErrNotExistmapping fromhttp.StatusNotFound(404) tohttp.StatusServiceUnavailable(503), addedRetry-After: 1header, updated message to"catalog content not yet available"internal/catalogd/serverutil/serverutil.go: Updated code comments referencing "return 404" to reflect the new 503 behaviorinternal/catalogd/server/handlers_test.go: Updated test assertion for catalog-not-found error to expect 503internal/catalogd/storage/localdir_test.go: Updated integration test for non-existent catalog query to expect 503 and the new messageContext
The existing code comments in
serverutil.godocument this as intentional behavior:The design is correct — callers should retry. But 404 is the wrong HTTP status for this. Per RFC 9110, 404 indicates the resource does not exist, while 503 indicates a temporary unavailability. The
Retry-Afterheader provides an explicit hint for when to retry.No architectural changes — the leader election, readiness probes, and reconciler logic are all unchanged.
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Retry-After: 1header and clearer message: “catalog content not yet available.”