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Ignore set config completion for a device removed during its mount callback - #4432
Class drivers call usbh_driver_set_config_complete() after the application's mount callback. When that callback runs tuh_task() and the device is removed meanwhile, the completion finished enumerating the closed address: a tuh_mount_cb() for a removed device, and enum_teardown() wiped an enumeration started in the meantime.
Solution
The completion is now ignored unless the device is configured and is the one being enumerated.
Not covered here, tracked in #4433: a same-address replacement that already reached SET_CONFIGURATION, and class work
done after the mount callback on cleared state (CDC/MIDI RX arming, MIDI2's mount callback after its descriptor
callback, audio's completion on a cleared address).
Unit: new test_usbh_config_complete (5 cases); ceedling test:all 353/353 pass.
Build: check_build.py --base origin/master: 44/44 boards ok.
Size: host/usbh.c +20 B flash, RAM unchanged (raspberry_pi_pico, host/cdc_msc_hid).
Hardware: the removal race is not reproduced on hardware.
### Issue 1
test/unit-test/test/host/usbh/test_usbh_config_complete.c:152
The new hook ignores the return value of `usbh_defer_func_ms_async()`. This violates the repository guide's requirement to check return values. Wrap the call in `TEST_ASSERT_TRUE(...)` so the test checks that scheduling succeeded. This repository requirement must be met before merging.
```suggestion TEST_ASSERT_TRUE(usbh_defer_func_ms_async(ENUM_DEBOUNCING_DELAY_MS, enum_delay_async, ENUM_AFTER_DEBOUNCING_DELAY));```---
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Summary
Adds a guard to usbh_driver_set_config_complete() so a stale completion cannot finish mounting a removed device or clear another device's pending setup.
Late configuration completions stop when their device is no longer being enumerated.
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Diagram
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flowchart TD
A[Driver reports setup complete] --> B{Configured and current address?}
B -->|No| C[Ignore stale completion]
B -->|Yes| D{More interfaces?}
D -->|Yes| E[Configure next interface]
D -->|No| F[Finish enumeration and mount]
usbh_driver_set_config_complete now returns when the device is not configured or its address does not match the active enumeration. New unit tests cover successful completion, ignored completion, device removal during a mount callback, and preservation of a subsequent enumeration.
Possibly related PRs
hathach/tinyusb#4406: Updates HID paths that call the central configuration-completion function.
hathach/tinyusb#4181: Adds an early return in the same completion function when the device record is absent.
hathach/tinyusb#4009: Reports configuration completion on MSC failure paths that use the central completion function.
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to b9ca6
The change prevents stale configuration completion after device removal. No merge-blocking regression is established; the pre-existing same-address replacement limitation remains outside this change.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: ignoring configuration completion when a device is removed during its mount callback.
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The PR implements the central fix requested by #4425. usbh_driver_set_config_complete() now ignores completion unless the device is configured and its address is the active enumerating_daddr. This…
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The changes are limited to the host completion guard and focused unit-test support. The fake driver and callback overrides exercise the removal race and related state checks. These changes directly su…
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The description states the problem (class drivers calling usbh_driver_set_config_complete() after the mount callback, with a device removed during tuh_task(), causing a stale tuh_mount_cb() and enum_t…
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The PR implements the central fix requested by #4425. usbh_driver_set_config_complete() now ignores completion unless the device is configured and its address is the active enumerating_daddr. This covers class drivers that call completion after an application callback. The new test_usbh_config_complete covers normal completion, removal during the callback, preservation of a later enumeration, a non-active address, and an unconfigured device. The supplied results report 353/353 unit tests passing.
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The changes are limited to the host completion guard and focused unit-test support. The fake driver and callback overrides exercise the removal race and related state checks. These changes directly support #4425. The description's exclusions are tracked separately in #4433 and do not create unrelated scope in this PR.
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The description states the problem (class drivers calling usbh_driver_set_config_complete() after the mount callback, with a device removed during tuh_task(), causing a stale tuh_mount_cb() and enum_teardown() wiping a new enumeration), the solution (completion ignored unless the device is configured and is the one being enumerated), explicit scope exclusions, and test, build, size, and hardware results. It directly describes the changeset and the linked issue #4425, so it is related and specific.
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Minor · Guard the class completion against a same-address replacement. · usbh.c:2386
src/host/usbh.c:2386 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Guard the class completion against a same-address replacement.
A class mount callback can run a nested tuh_task() that removes the device and enumerates a replacement at the same address. The replacement can then wait in class configuration. When the original callback resumes, its completion passes the new guard and advances the replacement's interface chain. Completion can skip replacement interfaces or call tuh_mount_cb() early. Tag completions with a device generation and reject stale ones before they reach usbh_driver_set_config_complete().
This is the residual case the PR excludes. The PR does not change this path, so the race predates it.
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Review comment at @src/host/usbh.c at line 2386:
The configured/address guard can accept a stale class completion after a device
is replaced at the same address. Tag class-configuration completions with the
device generation captured when configuration begins, and reject completions
whose generation no longer matches before calling
usbh_driver_set_config_complete; preserve the current completion path for the
active device.
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Review comments at @src/host/usbh.c:
- Line 2386: The configured/address guard can accept a stale class completion
after a device is replaced at the same address. Tag class-configuration
completions with the device generation captured when configuration begins, and
reject completions whose generation no longer matches before calling
usbh_driver_set_config_complete; preserve the current completion path for the
active device.
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title "hot functions p50 µs (base vs PR)"
x-axis [usbd_edpt_xfer, task, cdc_read, edpt_xfer, cdc_write_flush, mscd_xfer_cb]
y-axis "µs" 0 --> 35.1
bar [14.0, 9.0, 27.0, 8.0, 3.0, 25.0]
bar [14.0, 9.0, 27.0, 8.0, 3.0, 25.0]
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Fixes #4425.
Problem
Class drivers call
usbh_driver_set_config_complete()after the application's mount callback. When that callback runstuh_task()and the device is removed meanwhile, the completion finished enumerating the closed address: atuh_mount_cb()for a removed device, andenum_teardown()wiped an enumeration started in the meantime.Solution
The completion is now ignored unless the device is configured and is the one being enumerated.
Not covered here, tracked in #4433: a same-address replacement that already reached SET_CONFIGURATION, and class work
done after the mount callback on cleared state (CDC/MIDI RX arming, MIDI2's mount callback after its descriptor
callback, audio's completion on a cleared address).
test_usbh_config_complete(5 cases);ceedling test:all353/353 pass.check_build.py --base origin/master: 44/44 boards ok.host/usbh.c+20 B flash, RAM unchanged (raspberry_pi_pico,host/cdc_msc_hid).