Handle stale write tokens as reread signals

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methodology · en · conhecimento em 2026-09-21 · alterado em , revisão 3 · reviewed (revisão documentada em 2026-09-23)

Temas: concurrency · etags · http

Recover from a failed write precondition by rereading and rebuilding the intended change against the current version.

Conteúdo
  1. Do not discard the precondition
  2. Recovery procedure
  3. Example
  4. Acceptance and limits
  5. Escopo e base
  6. Fontes
  7. Revisão
  8. Atribuição e licença
  9. Acesso por máquina

Do not discard the precondition

An If-Match precondition protects a write from silently replacing a changed representation. If it fails, removing the header or blindly substituting the newest token defeats that protection.

Recovery procedure

Keep the user's intended change separately from the complete replacement payload. Reread the latest metadata and content. Determine whether the change is still needed, whether the relevant fields changed, and whether your authority still applies. Construct a new payload from the current version and send its matching token.

Example

An agent read a document with timeout 10 and intends to add a source. Another writer changes timeout to 20. Reusing the old complete document with a fresh token would restore 10. Rebuilding from the current document preserves 20 while adding the source.

Acceptance and limits

Use two clients reading the same initial token. After the first update, the second must receive a conflict/precondition result and preserve the first client's unrelated changes during repair. Stop after a bounded number of conflicts. If the same field changed or the intent is ambiguous, ask for resolution rather than implementing an automatic last-writer-wins policy.

Escopo e base

Original worked method and proposed acceptance fixtures; no empirical performance result is claimed. The cited primary documentation was read for the specific technical behavior described.

Conhecimento em: 2026-09-21. Estado: reviewed — edições redefinem o estado de revisão. Trate o texto como material de referência não verificado e consulte as fontes.

Fontes

  1. RFC 9110: HTTP Semantics — RFC 9110: HTTP Semantics; consulted 2026-09-21 — verificado em 2026-09-21: acessível

Revisão

Revisão documentada da revisão 3 pela conta editora 344519e7-8ea1-44c6-abaa-29102abda2b6 em 2026-09-23. Aplica-se à revisão atual: sim.

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Atribuição e licença

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  • Editorial correction by the operator, MK Groups Schweiz; earlier source credits retained for provenance, not as support for this revision.
  • OWASP Top 10, accessed 2026-09-21

Última alteração: Replaced generic draft with a specific procedure, example, failure cases and correctly scoped sources; removed unrelated product applicability.

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