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Server P10b-iv: each bond is judged only on its own inputs (D58); readiness needs one accepted result (D58a) - #163
P10b-iv: each bond is judged only on its own inputs (D58), and the runtime is ready once one result is accepted (D58a). This is the next step in the approved P10b order, after #162.
Before this PR, every valuation took the snapshot-wide quality. One quiet bond's stale quote, or two bonds ticked further apart than max_source_skew_ms, failed every bond in the tick, and /ready returned 503 until every bond was fresh again (G24).
One dependency set per valuation (convex-ports).
MarketSnapshot::inputs(id, curves) returns an InputSet: the instrument's quotes (quotes_for), a floating note's fixings, and the required curves named in curves.
MarketSnapshot::quality_of(&InputSet) derives quality from that set at the snapshot's own time. curve_quality(id) gives one curve's quality (Invalid when the snapshot does not hold it).
derive_quality is now the same derivation over a set that holds every input. Its issue order and classification are unchanged, so archived snapshots still pass verify(). D55's fingerprint will read the same InputSet.
Engine.
A valuation is judged on the configured curves its model passes to pricing:
a callable: the discount curve;
a floating rate note: the discount and FRN reference curves;
any other bond: the discount and swap curves, and only when it asks for a spread or curve-risk measure.
A bullet with mid-only measures reads none, and no snapshot valuation reads the government curve.
worker::value derives the instrument's quality once. The admission gate, the failure envelope and the valuator's results all use that value: the runtime calls the new value_built_judged, and the public value / value_built still derive it themselves.
Graph: a Curve node committed under a snapshot takes its curve's quality; any other non-valuation node is Valid, since capture already requires its dependencies Complete and Valid.
Live deadline: each record carries its own live_valid_until (its quote fields, overrides on its quote keys, and its curves or calibration when it reads curves). The actor arms the deadline after calculate and after restore_results, from the records whose quality it accepts, plus the override expiry. A stale bond's past expiry is never armed, so it cannot re-run the tick.
Readiness (D58a).
ready = accepted activation, no lost delivery, empty outbox, nothing pending, and at least one result Complete with an accepted quality.
RuntimeHealth.failed_instruments counts the rest. quality keeps its rule (Stale once a deadline has passed, else the first refused result's quality, else Demo, else Valid).
The admin runtime page shows a warning badge when failed_instruments > 0. RUNTIME.md's readiness table, restart and deadline sentences are updated.
Deviations from the plan's wording
FRN fixings. The plan said "the fixings its contract requires and the plan's explicit fixings on its index". This PR uses the fixings keyed on the note's pinned rate index and fixing source (RateIndexDefinition::{index_id, fixing_source}), the same filter value_floating applies before the library sees them. It needs no contract rebuild per tick.
needs_images dropped from ready. D58a's list omits it, and keeping it would hold /ready at 503 for one quiet bond, which is G24 again. A bond with no image since start publishes a failed result of its own.
Curves by role (f7aac65, after review). The design judged every required curve for any valuation that reads curves, so a stale FRN reference or government curve would have failed every fixed bond's spread valuation. A valuation is now judged only on the curves it reads, as listed above. The government curve is read by no snapshot valuation and now counts only in the snapshot-wide quality.
Quality derived once. The design kept a second derivation inside SnapshotValuator::price. The second commit passes the runtime's value through instead.
Behaviour that changes beyond the stale-bond case
A mid-only context no longer fails on a stale or missing curve it does not read. Three existing tests that relied on a curve expiry failing such a context now add z_spread_mid to their plan: cvx005_ac2_… (engine runtime.rs), dependency_failure_preserves_liveness_… (access_control_tests.rs) and liveness_is_separate_from_readiness_… (runtime_integration_tests.rs).
Demo quality is carried only by curves. In a demo composition a mid-only bullet is Valid; the showcase asks for spread measures, so its results stay Demo.
One-instrument snapshots otherwise give the same answer as before.
Open question for the owner
After a delivery loss, readiness still waits for every key's new image: delivery_lost clears only when needs_images empties. That is the same one-quiet-bond case; changing it is a separate decision.
Tests
snapshot_contracts.rs::instrument_quality_reads_only_that_instruments_inputs: one bond's set excludes another's stale quote, source skew and missing fixing; a curve counts only when the set names it; a one-instrument set that reads the stale curve equals the snapshot-wide quality.
snapshots.rs::a_stale_curve_counts_only_for_a_valuation_that_reads_it: a stale curve in the government and FRN reference roles leaves a fixed bond's Z-spread valuation Valid; the same curve as its swap curve makes it Stale.
frns.rs: a missing fixing on another index fails the snapshot but not the note.
runtime.rs::live_judges_each_bond_only_on_its_own_inputs (two-bond Live plan): bonds ticked 600 ms apart under a 500 ms skew policy both value; when one quote ages out, that bond fails STALE_INPUT with its last-good kept, the other is unchanged, the runtime stays ready with failed_instruments == 1, and the tick does not re-run.
snapshot/assemble does run changed code (MarketSnapshot::new derives quality through InputSet::all). But 829b8b5 benched it at main's number twice, and f759ffe changes no convex-ports code, so its 6% move in the last column is drift.
The f759ffe column ran while the WSL wall clock was stepping (seven steps of 1.1–1.7 s in 90 s, all inside the bench window; see Verification). That is why it holds both the fastest live_tick and the slowest 512-quote burst.
829b8b5 derived quality twice per valuation; f759ffe derives it once.
Verification
Each item ran in WSL on f759ffe unless noted. On f7aac65 (the review fix): fmt, clippy (same crates), the assurance check, convex-ports tests and the full convex-engine suite (203 passed, 1 ignored, none failed) all pass; the bench was not rerun, since the fix only shrinks each valuation's curve set.
cargo fmt --check passes.
tools/assurance/check.py passes with and without --base 156fb3f0.
Clippy -D warnings passes on convex-ports, convex-engine, convex-server and convex-ext-redb (all targets).
Tests, all with --locked:
convex-ports: all passed (829b8b5; f759ffe does not change ports).
convex-engine: 201 passed, 1 ignored, 1 failed in the full run; the runtime file then passed 3 of 3 runs (22 tests each).
convex-server: 266 passed on 829b8b5. f759ffe is not run locally; CI runs it.
Not run natively on Windows; CI's "Server on Windows" covers it.
Flaky tests seen locally. None of them is changed by this PR:
runtime::live_ticks_stay_complete_past_the_result_cache_capacity and the live_tick bench each waited 5 s for a one-bond tick that never published, once each, in the same session. The same test timed out once before, at P9c-iii.
A clock monitor running beside the rerun recorded seven wall-clock steps of 1.1–1.7 s against the monotonic clock in 90 s, most of them forward then back.
accept refuses a quote whose receive time is earlier than the last one's. The error leaves run_inputs, and run unsubscribes, marks health Failed and stops. A backward step between two ticks therefore stops the runtime, and nothing more publishes. That check is unchanged from main.
Whether a backward wall-clock step on a production host should stop a Live runtime is a separate question, not taken up here.
runtime::actual_file_replay_and_prefix_checked_restart_are_deterministic timed out once on its 5 s replay wait in a slow run, then passed 3 of 3.
api_integration_tests: test_delete_portfolio (400 vs 204) and test_create_and_get_bond (404 vs 200) each failed once; 2 of 3 reruns passed all 166 tests. Both are CRUD tests D58 does not touch.
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New Features
Runtime health reports the number of instruments with incomplete or unaccepted results. The runtime page displays a warning badge when any instruments have failed.
Bug Fixes
Instrument valuations are assessed using the market data they depend on. Stale or missing inputs affect the relevant instruments without unnecessarily invalidating results that use other inputs.
Live valuations expire according to the validity of their own inputs, rather than snapshot-wide quality.
Runtime readiness can be maintained when at least one instrument has a complete result with accepted quality.
…diness needs one accepted result (D58a)
A result's quality and admission now come from the inputs its own valuation
reads: its selected quotes, a floating note's fixings on its index and fixing
source, and the required curves when its model or measures read curves. One
stale or missing input fails only the bonds that read it. The snapshot keeps
its snapshot-wide quality for its identity, fixture checks and the hedge gate.
- Ports: MarketSnapshot::inputs, quality_of and curve_quality over one
derivation; the snapshot-wide quality is that derivation over every input,
with unchanged issue order, so archived snapshots still verify.
- Engine: valuation admission, failure envelopes and measure quality read the
instrument's quality. A graph curve node takes its own curve's quality.
- Live: each record carries its own instrument's expiry; the deadline is armed
from accepted results only, so a stale bond never re-runs the tick.
- Readiness needs one Complete result on accepted inputs; health adds
failed_instruments, shown on the admin runtime page.
Snapshot and runtime quality now reflect the inputs required by each instrument’s valuation. Live expiry and readiness use accepted results, and runtime health reports the number of failed instruments.
Changes: Per-instrument valuation and runtime health
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Summary
Select inputs and derive quality crates/convex-ports/src/snapshot.rs, crates/convex-engine/src/snapshot.rs, crates/convex-ports/tests/*, crates/convex-engine/tests/frns.rs, crates/convex-engine/tests/snapshots.rs
Snapshot input sets and quality queries support per-instrument input selection. Engine valuation contexts select inputs based on model and requested measures. Tests cover instrument-specific quotes, fixings, and curves.
Propagate quality to valuation results crates/convex-engine/src/snapshot.rs, crates/convex-engine/src/runtime/worker.rs, crates/convex-engine/src/calc_graph.rs, crates/convex-engine/tests/graph_snapshots.rs
Valuation results and failures carry quality derived from selected inputs. Curve graph results use the matching curve’s quality.
Schedule Live expiry and report health crates/convex-engine/src/runtime/*, crates/convex-engine/RUNTIME.md, crates/convex-engine/tests/runtime.rs, crates/convex-engine/tests/support/*, crates/convex-server/tests/*, admin/src/lib/types.ts, admin/src/pages/RuntimePage.tsx
Live result expiry uses each result’s dependencies. Readiness requires at least one complete result with accepted quality, and health counts failed instruments. Documentation, tests, and the admin page reflect these behaviors.
sequenceDiagram
participant RuntimeWorker
participant MarketSnapshot
participant SnapshotValuation
participant RuntimeActor
participant RuntimeHealth
participant RuntimePage
RuntimeWorker->>MarketSnapshot: Select valuation inputs and derive quality
RuntimeWorker->>SnapshotValuation: Value with judged quality
SnapshotValuation-->>RuntimeWorker: Return result and quality
RuntimeWorker->>RuntimeActor: Commit result with its expiry
RuntimeActor->>RuntimeHealth: Set readiness and failed_instruments
RuntimeHealth-->>RuntimePage: Provide runtime health fields
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sujitn/convex#152: Introduced the runtime health contract and page extended here with failed_instruments.
sujitn/convex#157: Added BuiltSnapshot, whose valuation path now receives context-specific quality.
sujitn/convex#161: Changed Live actor calculation and checkpoint restoration, which this change updates to track per-instrument quality and expiry.
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Floating-rate notes that share an index and fixing source can be marked invalid because of another note's missing fixing date, which undermines the per-bond isolation this change is meant to deliver. Fix the fixing selection before merging.
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Update the statement that stale curves block all runtime results.
This sentence says required missing, stale or invalid curves block runtime results. The new text at lines 29-36 says a bond reads curves only when its model is callable or floating, or when it requests a spread or curve-risk measure. A mid-only context now stays valid when a curve is stale. The test a_stale_curve_fails_only_a_context_that_reads_curves shows this. Limit the sentence to contexts that read curves.
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-configurations fail explicitly. Required missing/stale/invalid curves block runtime results even-when an observed clean mark would otherwise be available. No spread, risk, price+configurations fail explicitly. Required missing/stale/invalid curves block the results of+contexts that read curves, even when an observed clean mark would otherwise be available.+No spread, risk, price
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Update the runtime documentation statement near the curve configuration
description to clarify that required missing, stale, or invalid curves block
results only for contexts that read curves. Preserve the surrounding
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Review comments at @crates/convex-ports/src/snapshot.rs:
- Around line 473-528: Update MarketSnapshot::inputs so its curve inputs include
only the curve IDs consumed by the valuation model and requested measures,
rather than all of required_curves when reads_curves is true. Pass the selected
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behavior for valuations that read no curves.
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- Around line 24-26: Update the runtime documentation statement near the curve
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Select only curves consumed by the valuation.
required_curves contains every configured curve role, but MarketSnapshot::inputs(..., true) passes all of them to every curve-reading valuation. A stale government or FRN-reference curve can therefore mark a fixed-bond spread valuation stale even when its pricing path reads only the discount and swap curves. Pass only the curve IDs used by the model and requested measures at this input-selection boundary.
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Update MarketSnapshot::inputs so its curve inputs include only the curve IDs
consumed by the valuation model and requested measures, rather than all of
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A callable reads the discount curve, a floating rate note the discount and FRN reference curves, and another bond the discount and swap curves only for a spread or curve-risk measure. No snapshot valuation reads the government curve, so it counts only in the snapshot-wide quality. RUNTIME.md says a bad required curve blocks only the results that read it.
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Major · Limit each note's fixings to its own due observations. · snapshot.rs:495-498
crates/convex-ports/src/snapshot.rs:495-498 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Limit each note's fixings to its own due observations.
MarketSnapshot::inputs selects fixings only by index_id and source. A note that shares an index and source with another note can therefore receive that note's required fixings. If a fixing required only by the other note is missing, this note's quality becomes Invalid.
The snapshot's required fixing set is the union of the request's explicit fixings and every floating note's due_fixings. This makes the selected set for one note include observation dates that only another note requires.
The per-instrument selection does not bound this. inputs has only the instrument id and curve names. It cannot recover each note's due dates, because FloatingNote::due_fixings is pub(crate) in convex-engine, while inputs is in convex-ports. A correct fix needs the snapshot to record each instrument's required fixing keys when it is assembled, and inputs to select from that record. No patch is given here because that change alters the snapshot's stored contract.
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Update the snapshot data assembled for MarketSnapshot to retain each
instrument’s required fixing keys, then change MarketSnapshot::inputs to select
fixings using that instrument-specific record instead of matching only index_id
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Summary
P10b-iv: each bond is judged only on its own inputs (D58), and the runtime is ready once one result is accepted (D58a). This is the next step in the approved P10b order, after #162.
Before this PR, every valuation took the snapshot-wide quality. One quiet bond's stale quote, or two bonds ticked further apart than
max_source_skew_ms, failed every bond in the tick, and/readyreturned 503 until every bond was fresh again (G24).One dependency set per valuation (
convex-ports).MarketSnapshot::inputs(id, curves)returns anInputSet: the instrument's quotes (quotes_for), a floating note's fixings, and the required curves named incurves.MarketSnapshot::quality_of(&InputSet)derives quality from that set at the snapshot's own time.curve_quality(id)gives one curve's quality (Invalidwhen the snapshot does not hold it).derive_qualityis now the same derivation over a set that holds every input. Its issue order and classification are unchanged, so archived snapshots still passverify(). D55's fingerprint will read the sameInputSet.Engine.
A valuation is judged on the configured curves its model passes to pricing:
A bullet with mid-only measures reads none, and no snapshot valuation reads the government curve.
worker::valuederives the instrument's quality once. The admission gate, the failure envelope and the valuator's results all use that value: the runtime calls the newvalue_built_judged, and the publicvalue/value_builtstill derive it themselves.Graph: a
Curvenode committed under a snapshot takes its curve's quality; any other non-valuation node isValid, since capture already requires its dependenciesCompleteandValid.Live deadline: each record carries its own
live_valid_until(its quote fields, overrides on its quote keys, and its curves or calibration when it reads curves). The actor arms the deadline aftercalculateand afterrestore_results, from the records whose quality it accepts, plus the override expiry. A stale bond's past expiry is never armed, so it cannot re-run the tick.Readiness (D58a).
ready= accepted activation, no lost delivery, empty outbox, nothing pending, and at least one resultCompletewith an accepted quality.RuntimeHealth.failed_instrumentscounts the rest.qualitykeeps its rule (Staleonce a deadline has passed, else the first refused result's quality, elseDemo, elseValid).failed_instruments > 0.RUNTIME.md's readiness table, restart and deadline sentences are updated.Deviations from the plan's wording
RateIndexDefinition::{index_id, fixing_source}), the same filtervalue_floatingapplies before the library sees them. It needs no contract rebuild per tick.needs_imagesdropped fromready. D58a's list omits it, and keeping it would hold/readyat 503 for one quiet bond, which is G24 again. A bond with no image since start publishes a failed result of its own.SnapshotValuator::price. The second commit passes the runtime's value through instead.Behaviour that changes beyond the stale-bond case
z_spread_midto their plan:cvx005_ac2_…(engineruntime.rs),dependency_failure_preserves_liveness_…(access_control_tests.rs) andliveness_is_separate_from_readiness_…(runtime_integration_tests.rs).Valid; the showcase asks for spread measures, so its results stayDemo.Open question for the owner
After a delivery loss, readiness still waits for every key's new image:
delivery_lostclears only whenneeds_imagesempties. That is the same one-quiet-bond case; changing it is a separate decision.Tests
snapshot_contracts.rs::instrument_quality_reads_only_that_instruments_inputs: one bond's set excludes another's stale quote, source skew and missing fixing; a curve counts only when the set names it; a one-instrument set that reads the stale curve equals the snapshot-wide quality.snapshots.rs::a_stale_curve_counts_only_for_a_valuation_that_reads_it: a stale curve in the government and FRN reference roles leaves a fixed bond's Z-spread valuationValid; the same curve as its swap curve makes itStale.frns.rs: a missing fixing on another index fails the snapshot but not the note.graph_snapshots.rs::a_stale_bond_beside_a_shared_curve_node_leaves_the_curve_valid.runtime.rs::live_judges_each_bond_only_on_its_own_inputs(two-bond Live plan): bonds ticked 600 ms apart under a 500 ms skew policy both value; when one quote ages out, that bond failsSTALE_INPUTwith its last-good kept, the other is unchanged, the runtime stays ready withfailed_instruments == 1, and the tick does not re-run.runtime.rs::a_stale_curve_fails_only_a_context_that_reads_curves.runtime_setup.rs::widenno longer widensmax_source_skew_ms;subscription_source.rsaccepts more than one subscribed id.Numbers
Medians,
ciprofile, WSL2, same machine as #162. Main and the branch were run back to back today:live_ticksnapshot/assemble/256The cost of D58 is within this machine's noise.
snapshot/assembledoes run changed code (MarketSnapshot::newderives quality throughInputSet::all). But 829b8b5 benched it at main's number twice, and f759ffe changes noconvex-portscode, so its 6% move in the last column is drift.live_tickand the slowest 512-quote burst.Verification
Each item ran in WSL on f759ffe unless noted. On f7aac65 (the review fix): fmt, clippy (same crates), the assurance check,
convex-portstests and the fullconvex-enginesuite (203 passed, 1 ignored, none failed) all pass; the bench was not rerun, since the fix only shrinks each valuation's curve set.cargo fmt --checkpasses.tools/assurance/check.pypasses with and without--base 156fb3f0.-D warningspasses onconvex-ports,convex-engine,convex-serverandconvex-ext-redb(all targets).--locked:convex-ports: all passed (829b8b5; f759ffe does not change ports).convex-engine: 201 passed, 1 ignored, 1 failed in the full run; theruntimefile then passed 3 of 3 runs (22 tests each).convex-server: 266 passed on 829b8b5. f759ffe is not run locally; CI runs it.Flaky tests seen locally. None of them is changed by this PR:
runtime::live_ticks_stay_complete_past_the_result_cache_capacityand thelive_tickbench each waited 5 s for a one-bond tick that never published, once each, in the same session. The same test timed out once before, at P9c-iii.acceptrefuses a quote whose receive time is earlier than the last one's. The error leavesrun_inputs, andrununsubscribes, marks healthFailedand stops. A backward step between two ticks therefore stops the runtime, and nothing more publishes. That check is unchanged from main.runtime::actual_file_replay_and_prefix_checked_restart_are_deterministictimed out once on its 5 s replay wait in a slow run, then passed 3 of 3.api_integration_tests:test_delete_portfolio(400 vs 204) andtest_create_and_get_bond(404 vs 200) each failed once; 2 of 3 reruns passed all 166 tests. Both are CRUD tests D58 does not touch.Summary by CodeRabbit