fix: serialize concurrent GraphRAG lazy initialization - #331
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In `@graphrag_sdk/src/graphrag_sdk/api/main.py`:
- Around line 418-419: Update the ontology initialization flow around
_ontology_initialized and set_ontology so concurrent ontology assignment cannot
be overwritten by a stale initialization; serialize assignment and registration
with _ontology_init_lock or track a generation and only mark/return initialized
when it matches the current ontology. Ensure a newer ontology is registered
rather than allowing the early return to skip it.
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1351-1352: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAssert final validation call counts.
The test checks
query.call_countandprobe.call_countonly while the first probe is blocked. An implementation that omits the inner_config_validatedcheck can run duplicate queries and probes after Line 1350, then still pass. Assert both counts are1afterawait asyncio.gather(*tasks).Proposed test fix
release_probe.set() await asyncio.gather(*tasks) + assert query.call_count == 1 + assert probe.call_count == 1 assert g._config_validated is True🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@graphrag_sdk/tests/test_facade.py`:
- Around line 1351-1352: Update the test around the concurrent validation flow
after await asyncio.gather(*tasks) to assert that both query.call_count and
probe.call_count equal 1, while preserving the existing g._config_validated
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🟠 Major · Make the configuration-validation lock loop-aware. · main.py:335
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake the configuration-validation lock loop-aware.
In Python 3.10–3.12,
asyncio.Lockbinds lazily when contention first requires a waiter._validate_graph_config()directly reuses this lock. Afterdelete_all()resets_config_validated, concurrent validation in a laterasyncio.run()loop can wait on the old loop and raiseRuntimeError: ... is bound to a different event loop.Track the lock’s loop and recreate it through a helper, as
_ontology_lock()does. Add a regression that contends, callsdelete_all(), and contends again in a new loop.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 335: Make _config_validation_lock loop-aware by adding a helper analogous
to _ontology_lock() that tracks the owning event loop and recreates the
asyncio.Lock when the active loop changes. Update _validate_graph_config() to
acquire the lock through this helper, preserving validation behavior across
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Reviewed the concurrency changes. The set_ontology fix looks correct — I walked the interleavings of set_ontology against an in-flight _ensure_ontology_initialized in both orders, and the double-check on _ontology_initialized after acquiring makes the newer assignment win. Switching to _initialize_ontology() (the lock-free body) correctly avoids self-deadlock on the non-reentrant lock, and there is no re-entrancy into _ontology_lock() via _register_structured_ontology_locked → _ontology_store.register. The _validate_graph_config reindentation preserves the try/except/else structure and keeps _config_validated = True inside the async with.
Two issues on the new config-validation lock, inline below. The first is the one I would block on.
One note on the description: the double-checked _ensure_ontology_initialized and _ontology_lock() already exist on main, so this PR's only ontology change is bringing set_ontology under that lock — test_ontology_initialization_is_single_flight covers pre-existing behavior. Not a defect, just worth correcting in the summary.
I could not run the suite locally (no virtualenv in my clone), so both findings are static analysis plus a standalone asyncio repro.
| self.ontology = ontology or Ontology() | ||
| self._embedding_dimension = embedding_dimension | ||
| self._config_validated = False | ||
| self._config_validation_lock = asyncio.Lock() |
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Lock is not rebound per event loop.
This is a single asyncio.Lock() built in __init__ and never rebound to the running loop — unlike the sibling _ontology_lock() accessor, which exists for exactly this reason. Its docstring states the rule:
the
*_syncwrappers run each call under a freshasyncio.run(), and a lock that once waited on one loop raises when acquired from another.
CPython binds Lock._loop on the first contended acquire(); a second contended acquire from a different loop raises. Reproduced on the repo's Python 3.10.12:
loop1 ok, bound to <_UnixSelectorEventLoop ...>
loop2 RuntimeError: <asyncio.locks.Lock object ...> is bound to a different event loop
The window needs _config_validated to stay False across calls, which happens on any transient query_raw/probe failure (both paths return without latching it) and after delete_all(), which resets the flag.
Concrete failure: the embedder is briefly unreachable; an asyncio.run(...) that gathers two retrieve() calls contends the lock and binds it to loop A; a later retrieve_sync() / ingest_sync() run that contends it again raises RuntimeError out of _validate_graph_config — turning a recoverable probe failure into a hard crash.
Fix: route this through the same loop-rebinding accessor pattern as _ontology_lock().
| """ | ||
| if self._config_validated: | ||
| return | ||
| async with self._config_validation_lock: |
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Lock convoys all callers behind a failing network probe.
The lock is held across both query_raw and the embedder probe, and both failure paths return without setting _config_validated. So under a sustained provider or graph outage the critical section never latches, and the single-flight becomes a permanent serialization point rather than a one-time de-duplication.
With the embedder timing out, 20 concurrent retrieve() calls previously each paid one probe timeout in parallel; now caller N waits N×timeout, because each waiter re-runs the whole probe after the previous one returns without latching.
There is also no latency-budget escape from the queue: the four internal call sites at lines 2010, 2403, 2506 and 3347 pass no ctx, so the ctx.ensure_budget(...) guards inside are skipped and requests pile up until the caller-side timeout.
A shared in-flight future — or caching the failure for a short backoff window — would give the intended de-duplication without turning an outage into serialized latency amplification.
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Summary
Concurrent cold requests on one
GraphRAGinstance could duplicate lazy ontology/configuration work, causing redundant ontology writes and repeated embedder probes under load.Changes
GraphRAGinstance.delete_all()cannot be overwritten by an older validation task.Tests
python -m pytest tests/test_facade.py -q— 185 passed.python -m pytest tests/ -q— 2076 passed, 227 skipped.ruff check src/— passed.git diff --check— passed.Issue
Fixes #330
Original issue: #330