fix(sync): derive the retention floor from the journal, not from one user - #100
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…user CodeRabbit review of the commits pushed straight to main this session, which had gone in without any pull request. The cursor-expiry check read MIN(cursor) for the calling user, but `cursor` is a single global AUTOINCREMENT sequence shared by every account. A user's own oldest event therefore marks where they first wrote, not what the journal retained. On a shared instance: Alice writes events 1..100, Bob snapshots at cursor 0 with no events of his own, Bob's first event lands at 101, and Bob asking for changes after 0 was told his valid cursor had expired — discarding a healthy projection to re-snapshot for nothing. Use the journal's own MIN(cursor). No single-tenant test could catch this, since there the two numbers are equal; the regression test now inserts a second account's event and asserts a newcomer is not expired. Verified it fails against the previous per-user query. This assumes future compaction trims the head for everyone. Per-user retention would need a stored floor, because surviving rows cannot tell "purged" from "never written" — recorded in RFC-003. Also from the review: - fetch_tracks bound the library before the user, against the documented rule that the first bind is always the user id. - Three stale claims: a test comment and the integration-gap doc still said getOpenSubsonicExtensions returns an empty list and that search3 filters in memory; RFC-003 omitted the /api/v2 prefix on two paths. - The handoff called M4 both complete and not closed. It is open: the server work is delivered, the gate waits on Desktop validation and the Subsonic revalidation owed for FTS5. Skipped: adding a second CODEOWNERS entry. That is an organisational decision on a single-maintainer repository, not a defect. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJBwjsQ17Bx2PgvPbBGNpM Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLe changement sépare les curseurs globaux des curseurs propres aux utilisateurs, met à jour les flux WebSocket et snapshot, réordonne des paramètres SQL et actualise la documentation d’intégration WaveFlow. ChangesSynchronisation et intégration WaveFlow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR corrects sync retention-floor calculation and updates related tests and documentation; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Client->>SyncService: Demande changes avec un curseur
SyncService->>Journal: Lit le plancher global
Journal-->>SyncService: Retourne le plancher et les événements filtrés
SyncService-->>Client: Retourne les événements ou cursor_expired
Client->>SyncService: Demande un snapshot après expiration
SyncService->>Journal: Lit le curseur global dans la transaction
Journal-->>SyncService: Retourne le curseur du snapshot
SyncService-->>Client: Retourne le snapshot et le curseur global
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In `@src/sync.rs`:
- Around line 264-278: Align the snapshot watermark with the global journal
floor used by changes: return a global cursor rather than a per-user
MAX(cursor), and apply the same global semantics to latest_cursor and the
snapshot ACK. Preserve cursor_expired validation in changes while ensuring a
user with no events after compaction can continue from the snapshot cursor.
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- Around line 3987-4028: Renforcez le test autour de la requête latecomer pour
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Second review pass on this branch. Moving the retention floor to the journal's global MIN left the snapshot watermark on a per-user MAX, and the two disagree in the one case that matters. An account with no events of its own snapshots at cursor 0, which sits below the floor once compaction exists, so /sync/changes refuses it, the client re-snapshots, gets 0 again, and never progresses. Recovery from cursor_expired would loop forever. The watermark is now the journal's own MAX, read in the same transaction as the rows so nothing committed after it is missed. Filtering by user still happens in changes, so a global watermark only means "everything up to here is already in this snapshot". latest_cursor follows, because an ACK carries a cursor that came from a snapshot or a change page — both global. Bounding it by the caller's own MAX would reject the snapshot cursor of an account that has never written, which is exactly the client that needs to acknowledge one. It still refuses a cursor the journal never issued. The socket keeps per-user semantics under latest_user_cursor: it exists to tell a client its own state moved, and waking it on the global cursor would fire on every other account's write, each false wake costing a /changes round trip that returns nothing. The first version of this test passed against the very bug it was meant to cover, because the account it used still had a surviving event. It now uses a third account with none — the only shape that loops — and was confirmed to fail against the per-user watermark. The newcomer assertions also check the body rather than the status alone, since a wrongly filtered query would return an empty 200. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJBwjsQ17Bx2PgvPbBGNpM Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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275-329: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDéplacez les requêtes SQL modifiées hors de
src/sync.rs.Les requêtes du plancher, du curseur global et du curseur utilisateur restent dans
SyncService. Exposez-les depuissrc/database.rs, puis conservezSyncServicecomme consommateur de cette interface.As per coding guidelines, « SQL belongs in
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In `@src/http.rs`:
- Line 1678: Ajoutez un test couvrant des curseurs global et utilisateur
différents autour de la logique utilisant latest_user_cursor(user_id). Insérez
un événement récent appartenant à un autre compte, puis vérifiez que la
connexion initiale et le chemin Lagged ne transmettent que le curseur de
l’utilisateur demandé, sans revenir à latest_cursor().
In `@tests/v2_foundations.rs`:
- Around line 4122-4156: Extend the snapshot recovery test to query the global
maximum cursor after compaction and assert that it equals recovery_cursor, while
retaining the existing resumability and acknowledgment assertions.
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In `@src/sync.rs`:
- Around line 275-329: Move the SQL queries used for the floor cursor, global
latest cursor, and per-user latest cursor out of SyncService in src/sync.rs and
expose corresponding database-layer methods from the database module. Update
SyncService to call those methods while preserving the existing query parameters
and return behavior of the floor check, latest_cursor, and latest_user_cursor
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… the journal's Third review pass on this branch. The socket test proved nothing: at that point in the fixture no other account had written, so the per-user and global cursors were the same number and either implementation passed. Another account now writes last, and the test asserts the notice carries this user's cursor and specifically not the journal's — confirmed to fail when the socket falls back to latest_cursor(). That insertion made two neighbouring assertions inaccurate rather than wrong, so both were tightened instead of relaxed: the isolation check now asserts the other account sees its own event and only that, and the late-event check finds its operation among the delivered changes rather than assuming it is alone. The recovery test asserted only that the snapshot cursor was resumable, which any number above the floor satisfies — including a per-user one clearing it by luck on this fixture. It now asserts equality with the journal's high-water mark. Skipped: moving the floor and cursor queries into the database module. src/sync.rs already holds eight SQL statements — event insertion, change pages, ACK — so extracting three would leave an arbitrary split. The project rule forbids SQL in handlers, not in a service module; a coherent move would take all eight and is out of scope for a review fix. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJBwjsQ17Bx2PgvPbBGNpM Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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CodeRabbit review of the commits pushed straight to
mainthis session (6716df9..341d884), which went in without any pull request. 8 findings; 7 addressed, 1 skipped.The one that matters
cursor_expiredfired on valid cursors, on any multi-account instance.The expiry check read
MIN(cursor)for the calling user, butcursoris a single globalAUTOINCREMENTsequence shared by every account. A user's own oldest event marks where they first wrote, not what the journal retained.Bob is told to discard a healthy projection and re-snapshot, though nothing was ever purged. The floor is now the journal's own
MIN(cursor).No single-tenant test could see this — there the two numbers are the same. The regression test inserts a second account's event and asserts the newcomer is served; it was confirmed to fail against the previous per-user query.
Future per-user retention would need a stored floor, since surviving rows cannot distinguish "purged" from "never written". Recorded in RFC-003.
Also addressed
fetch_tracksbound the library before the user, against the documented rule that the first bind is always the user id (CLAUDE.md).desktop-v2-integration-gap.mdstill saidgetOpenSubsonicExtensionsreturns an empty list, and thatsearch3filters in memory.RFC-003omitted the/api/v2prefix on two paths.Skipped
Adding a second
CODEOWNERSentry. That is an organisational decision on a single-maintainer repository, not a defect — and inventing a second owner would make the file lie.Validation
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