ADFA-5240: Compress plugin Tier 3 content with the shared Brotli dictionary - #1756
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Spotless's ratchet is file-level: editing one line of these space-indented files pulls each whole file under it. Doing the reformat on its own keeps the behavioral diff that follows reviewable. No logic change -- token-identical to the previous revision apart from the trailing commas ktlint adds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
WebServer decided on its own whether a database's brotli Content rows carry the shared dictionary. PluginDocumentationManager, in another module, is about to need the identical decision when it writes those rows -- and a writer that disagrees with the reader produces content nothing can decode. Move loadCompressionDictionary and toDirectByteBuffer to :common, next to the DatabaseVersionResolver they gate on, so both sides read the one implementation. Pure move: the version gate, the CompressionDictionary checks and the throw-vs-null contract are unchanged, as is WebServer's retry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
Plugin-contributed Content rows were plain brotli while every other brotli row in the same table was compressed against the database's CompressionDictionary. WebServer could only tell the two apart by attempting a dictionary decode and catching the failure -- behavior that is documented nowhere in the brotli spec. Compress them the same way instead. BrotliDictionaryCodec (in :common, beside the loader) prepares the dictionary once per install and reuses it across the plugin's assets. Same quality 11 / window 24 as the offline pipeline, so a row written on-device is indistinguishable in size from one built ahead of time. When the dictionary cannot be read the install is abandoned rather than written plain: guessing produces rows WebServer cannot decode, and verifyAndRecreateTier3Documentation retries on the next activation. A database that declares no dictionary still gets plain brotli, which is what its reader expects. brotli4j drops out of plugin-manager's dependencies with BrotliCompressor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
The verify step reinstalled only when a plugin's rows were missing, so an app upgrade over an unchanged documentation.db would leave plain brotli rows behind -- unreadable once WebServer stops retrying without the dictionary. Track the compression generation each plugin's rows were written at and reinstall when it is behind. The rows cannot say this themselves: the schema belongs to OfflineDocumentationTools and has no column for it, and probing by decode is the guesswork this ticket removes. Only reachable when documentation.db survives an upgrade. Replacing that file drops every plugin row with it, which the existing missing-rows check already handles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
Now that every brotli row in a dictionary-declaring database is compressed against that dictionary, WebServer can attach it and read the row, full stop. The try-dictionary-then-retry-plain dance existed only to sort out rows written the other way, and it inferred which was which from a decode failure -- behavior the brotli spec does not promise. A decode failure now means the row is damaged, and says so, instead of being quietly retried into a second failure. Documents the same in docs/documentation-database.md, which described the mixed state as intended, and corrects its claim that nothing in the app ever writes to this database. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServer.kt`:
- Around line 151-157: Update the stale KDoc reference in switchToDatabase to
refer to the current codec field rather than compressionDictionary, while
preserving the existing description of lazy rebuilding after database changes.
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`@common/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/DocumentationCompression.kt`:
- Line 4: Replace android.util.Log with SLF4J class loggers via
LoggerFactory.getLogger in DocumentationCompression.kt, update its
dictionary-state warnings to structured SLF4J warnings, and change
PluginDocumentationManager.kt lines 216-221 to log dictionary-load failures
through SLF4J with e as the final logger argument.
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`@plugin-manager/src/main/kotlin/com/itsaky/androidide/plugins/manager/documentation/Tier3AssetWalker.kt`:
- Line 60: Update the warning log in Tier3AssetWalker to replace the non-ASCII
em dash between the asset path and size-limit message with an ASCII hyphen,
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A database swap marked the dictionary stale but left the old codec in place. The reload that clears that flag can throw, and handleClient serves the request anyway -- so the new database's rows would be decoded against the previous database's dictionary. That does not reliably fail; with a same-length dictionary holding plausible bytes it returns 200 with the wrong content. Reset the codec at swap time so the worst case is a loud failure instead. beginTransaction() sat outside the try, so a throw there -- the database is open elsewhere for reading, so a lock exception is not hypothetical -- leaked both the database handle and the reflectively built AssetManager. It moves inside, with endTransaction guarded on inTransaction(). The generation marker was stamped by verifyAndRecreateTier3Documentation rather than by the function that writes the rows. Since that function is public, any other caller would write generation-2 rows and record nothing, and every later verify would then delete and recompress the whole asset set. It now happens beside the write it describes. The marker used SharedPreferences.apply(). Losing that write to a process death costs a full quality-11 recompress of every asset on the next launch, and this already runs on Dispatchers.IO, so commit() is the right trade. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
… left Both the docs and the new KDoc said a wrong dictionary "decodes without error to different bytes". Testing that turned out to be only conditionally true: a wrong dictionary of a different length, or with nothing valid at the offsets the stream references, throws. It decodes cleanly to wrong content only when it is the same length and holds plausible bytes there -- which is exactly the shape two builds of the same documentation.db have. Both statements now say so, and a test pins both halves. That test is also the evidence for the codec reset in the previous commit, which is otherwise justified only by a comment. Loose ends from the move into :common: - The dictionary diagnostics went through slf4j from WebServer and became android.util.Log on the way over, so they stopped reaching the app's own log pipeline -- the one line explaining a "plugin docs 500" report. Back to slf4j, which is also what most of this package uses, and which sheds a 24-character log tag that was over Android's 23-character cap. - encoderParameters re-loaded the brotli native, unreachable behind compress()'s own ensureBrotliAvailable(). It made sense in BrotliCompressor, which had no such guard. - WebServer's switchToDatabase KDoc still linked a property this branch deleted; DatabaseVersionResolver still pointed at loadCompressionDictionary's old home. - The version bullet in documentation-database.md still described the retry removed two commits ago, contradicting the bullet above it. - An em dash in a Tier3AssetWalker log string, and a shadowed, never-read copy of responseStarted in the chunk loop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
Review findings addressed — 2 commitsTen of the thirteen findings are fixed in Fixed — correctness (
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| wrong dictionary | result |
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| different length (much smaller) | throws corrupted input |
| same length, every byte differs | throws unexpected end of input |
| same length, differs outside referenced offsets | decodes correctly |
| same length, plausible bytes at referenced offsets | decodes cleanly to wrong content |
The last row is the dangerous one, and it's the shape two builds of the same documentation.db actually have — so the conclusion holds and the fix stands. But "always silent" was wrong in both directions: a throw doesn't prove the dictionary was wrong, and a success doesn't prove it was right. The KDoc, documentation-database.md, and a new test now say exactly that, with both halves pinned.
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The regression window (finding 5). Accurate, and the PR body didn't name it. Between WebServer starting and the async reinstall completing, a request for a not-yet-migrated plugin row now 500s where the retry used to serve it; and if the reinstall keeps failing (bad apkPath, database unavailable), it stays broken. Removing the fallback was the point of the ticket, so I don't want to quietly reintroduce it — but the options are worth discussing: make the reinstall block the server's first read, or keep a plain-decode fallback scoped to plugin/ paths only. Today the exposure is close to zero, since no shipped plugin declares Tier 3 content.
No automated test for the marker (finding 6). Correct. plugin-manager has no Robolectric and no test touching PluginDocumentationManager; the migration is covered only by the on-device run in the PR body — where I did exercise it, forcing the marker back to generation 1 and watching it reinstall. Adding Robolectric to that module is real scope, and adjacent to ADFA-5166. Happy to do it here if you'd rather not merge without it.
Tests stayed in :app (finding 13). Fair. The blocker is real: brotli4jNativeForHost() is wired as testImplementation in app/build.gradle.kts only, so moving the tests to :common means extracting that host-native wiring into build-logic — which is why I left them next to the CLI-fixture test they extend.
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268-268: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftGate WebServer readiness on Tier 3 migration.
PluginManager.installPluginDocumentationAsynclaunches Tier 3 migration independently ofWebServer.start(). UntilverifyAndRecreateTier3Documentationfinishes, generation-1 rows remain plain Brotli, butWebServer.decompressBrotliattaches the database dictionary. A request for such a row can therefore fail during decoding and return HTTP 500. Add a readiness gate or version-aware decoding, plus an upgrade test before and after migration.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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plugin-manager/src/main/kotlin/com/itsaky/androidide/plugins/manager/documentation/PluginDocumentationManager.kt (1)
272-272: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse SLF4J for the new installation log.
This changed line uses
android.util.Logand string interpolation. Use the class's SLF4J logger with{}placeholders.As per coding guidelines, Kotlin/Java logging must use SLF4J (
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`@plugin-manager/src/main/kotlin/com/itsaky/androidide/plugins/manager/documentation/PluginDocumentationManager.kt`:
- Around line 267-281: Move recordInstalledGeneration(pluginId) out of the
transaction body and invoke it only after a successful db.endTransaction()
commit, while preserving cancellation and failure handling. Update the relevant
Tier 3 installation flow and add a regression test covering rollback so the
generation marker is not retained when database writes are rolled back.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServer.kt`:
- Line 268: Update WebServer readiness around decompressBrotli and the startup
flow so requests cannot decode generation-1 Brotli rows with the database
dictionary before verifyAndRecreateTier3Documentation completes; either gate
WebServer.start until migration readiness is signaled or select decoding based
on the row generation. Add an upgrade test covering decoding both before and
after migration.
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- Line 272: Update the installation log in PluginDocumentationManager to use the
class’s SLF4J logger instead of android.util.Log, replacing Kotlin string
interpolation with structured {} placeholders for inserted, pluginId, and
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:common ships BrotliDictionaryCodec but its tests sit in :app, so `:common:test` is green whether or not the codec works. Moving them needs brotli4j's host-native dispatch extracted into build-logic first -- a third copy of it already exists there -- which is its own change, not one to make inside a content-compression PR. A comment beside the test dependencies, so the misleading green is at least documented where someone would look. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
Status after reviewCodeRabbit's three inline comments: two were already fixed in Finding #3 (tests in the wrong module) — deferred, with Worth noting the CI half of that finding doesn't hold: Filed ADFA-5328 for something that turned up while checking the above, and which reframes every "add a test" request in this repo: no workflow gates a PR on unit tests. That also puts finding #6 (no automated test for the generation marker) in context: adding one would be worth doing on its merits, but until ADFA-5328 lands it wouldn't stop a regression from merging. It stays covered by the on-device run in the PR description, where the marker was forced back to generation 1 and observed reinstalling. Branch is at |
setTransactionSuccessful only marks intent; endTransaction, in the finally, is what commits. The marker was written between the two, and with commit() rather than apply() it lands on disk immediately -- so a process death in that window left generation 2 standing against rows that then rolled back. That direction is the dangerous one. The install opens by deleting the plugin's existing rows, so a rollback restores the legacy plain rows it was replacing. The next verify would find rows present at the current generation, skip the reinstall, and serve content that no longer decodes now that the plain-decode retry is gone -- the exact failure the marker exists to prevent. Both paths now stamp after the transaction closes. The removal path had the same ordering; its failure direction is harmless (a redundant reinstall), but leaving the two written differently is how the install path came to be wrong in the first place. Closing the database is also nested under its own finally, so a throw from endTransaction can no longer leak the handle. No automated coverage for this: plugin-manager has no Robolectric and no test touching PluginDocumentationManager, so a rollback test needs that harness first. Noted on the PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
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218-218: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffUse SLF4J for the new log calls.
The changed lines add new
android.util.Logcalls. The coding guidelines require SLF4J with structured{}placeholders and the throwable as the last argument. The surrounding file already usesLogwith aTAG, so a full migration is larger than this diff. Convert at least the new call sites, or track the file-wide migration as a follow-up.♻️ Example conversion
+ private val log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(PluginDocumentationManager::class.java) ... - Log.e(TAG, "Cannot read the compression dictionary; deferring Tier 3 install for $pluginId", e) + log.error("Cannot read the compression dictionary; deferring Tier 3 install for {}", pluginId, e) ... - Log.d(TAG, "Installed $inserted Tier 3 documents for plugin $pluginId (skipped=$skipped)") + log.debug("Installed {} Tier 3 documents for plugin {} (skipped={})", inserted, pluginId, skipped)As per coding guidelines: "Logging: use SLF4J (
LoggerFactory.getLogger(Class::class.java)), notandroid.util.Log. Right level (debugfor flow,infofor milestones,warn/errorfor problems), structured{}placeholders, and pass the throwable as the last arg".Also applies to: 268-268, 272-272, 312-312, 316-316
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- Line 218: Convert the new logging call sites in PluginDocumentationManager,
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referenced locations, from android.util.Log to an SLF4J logger created with
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A max-effort review found eleven contained defects. The measurements behind two of them changed what the documentation should say. "Attaching no dictionary to a stream that needs one reliably throws" is only true when the stream actually referenced the dictionary. Measured both directions: doc-like content fails as documented, but a 300 KB incompressible payload round-trips identically with or without one, because it carries no backward matches for the dictionary to shift. So a mixed row set fails non-uniformly -- a plugin's HTML 500s while its images keep serving. The KDoc, docs and a restored test now say that; the test's other half, covering plain rows read with a dictionary attached, had been dropped when its obsolete half was replaced. The buffer-reuse test passed with the duplicate() it names removed, because attachDictionary ignores position. It now asserts the caller's buffer position directly, and fails without the fix. Codec contract: - A heap dictionary compressed fine and then threw IllegalArgumentException on every read; both that and a dictionary under 8 bytes (brotli4j's floor, measured) are now rejected at construction rather than at first use. - loadCompressionDictionary treats a truncated blob as absent, so reader and writer keep agreeing. - decompress documents that it closes the stream it is given, and no longer leaks it when the decoder fails to start. - warmUp() lets a caller build the prepared dictionary before taking a lock, rather than inside one. Installer: - A database that declares a dictionary but has no usable one is damaged, not dictionary-free. Writing plain rows into it left them undecodable once the dictionary row was repaired in place, with no missing-rows check to catch them. It now defers, like the throw path. - An install where every asset was skipped committed the delete that opened the transaction and recorded success -- destroying content that was serving. It rolls back. - The codec load closes its resources through finally, so an OutOfMemoryError from the 256 KB direct allocation cannot leak a read-write handle on documentation.db. - Paths are validated before compression rather than after. - The prefs write result is checked; dropping it silently recreated the recompress-forever loop commit() was chosen to avoid. Docs: ADR 0001 justified PluginDocumentationManager under "prebuilt and opened read-only", which is the one thing it is not -- it is the sole writer of documentation.db. Corrected to condition 3, schema owned across a boundary, with ARCHITECTURE.md and this file's own lede brought in line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M2Bzxv38NbXWPMQVckoSNC
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| plain doc-like row, dictionary attached | 40/40 threw |
| plain 300 KB incompressible row, dictionary attached | decodes correctly |
| dictionary-compressed doc-like row, no dictionary | throws |
| dictionary-compressed incompressible row, no dictionary | decodes correctly |
Content with no backward matches into the dictionary round-trips identically either way. So a mixed row set fails non-uniformly — a plugin's HTML 500s while its images and any incompressible asset keep serving. That's a materially different debugging story from "it all breaks", and it's now in the KDoc, in documentation-database.md, and pinned by a test.
The review also caught that when I replaced the obsolete half of the old dictionary-free plugin content test, I dropped the other half — plain row + dictionary attached — which is now more load-bearing than it was, since it's the sole reason an unmigrated row 500s instead of serving corrupt bytes. Restored, with both branches of the content-dependence above.
The buffer-reuse test pinned nothing. PreparedDictionaryGenerator.generate does drain its argument (position 0 → 262144, confirmed), but attachDictionary reads capacity and ignores position, so the round trip passed with duplicate() removed. It now asserts the caller's buffer position directly. Verified it fails without the fix:
BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest > compressing does not drain the caller's dictionary buffer FAILED
java.lang.AssertionError: compress() consumed the dictionary buffer it was given
Codec contract
A heap dictionary compressed fine and then threw IllegalArgumentException on every read — the encoder copies into a direct buffer of its own, the decoder refuses outright. Both that and a dictionary under 8 bytes (brotli4j's floor; measured 7 throws, 8 round-trips) are now rejected at construction. loadCompressionDictionary treats a truncated blob as absent so reader and writer keep agreeing. decompress documents that it closes the stream it's handed, and no longer leaks it when the decoder fails to start. warmUp() lets a caller build the prepared dictionary before taking a lock instead of inside one.
Installer
A database that declares a dictionary but has no usable one is damaged, not dictionary-free. This was the sharpest of the remaining findings: writing plain rows there left them undecodable once someone repaired the dictionary row in place — no file replacement, so no row drop, so no missing-rows reinstall, and the generation marker says 2 forever. It now defers like the throw path. The marker records which build wrote the rows, not which scheme, and rather than widen it I removed the case where the two could disagree.
An install where every asset was skipped committed the delete that opened the transaction and recorded success — destroying content that was serving and replacing it with nothing. Rolls back now. Newly reachable because this PR forces a reinstall of already-working rows on upgrade.
Also: the codec load closes through finally (an OutOfMemoryError from the 256 KB direct allocation would have slipped past catch (Exception) and leaked a read-write handle), paths are validated before compression rather than after, and the prefs write result is checked — discarding it silently recreated the recompress-forever loop commit() was chosen to avoid.
Docs
ADR 0001 justified PluginDocumentationManager under condition 1, "the database is prebuilt and opened read-only" — the one thing it isn't, since it's the sole writer of documentation.db. That was wrong before this PR and this PR made it conspicuous by documenting the write. Corrected to condition 3 (schema owned across a boundary), with ARCHITECTURE.md and this file's own lede brought in line, and the new :common site listed.
Open — all four are the same problem
The Tier 3 migration runs only on activation of an enabled plugin, from PluginManager.installPluginDocumentationAsync. That leaves four holes the review found separately:
- A disabled plugin never migrates, and nothing on the disable path removes its rows — while its tooltips and their Tier 3 buttons are still served.
- A plugin version that drops its Tier 3 assets returns early before the generation check, orphaning the previous version's rows.
verifyAllPluginDocumentation, documented as the hook for when the database changes, has no Tier 3 branch at all — despite the dictionary being per-database, which makes a database change exactly when Tier 3 rows must be rewritten.- Concurrent activations each hold an exclusive write transaction across quality-11 compression, so on the first launch after an upgrade they contend; losers roll back to legacy rows with no in-session retry.
Fixing these means changing plugin lifecycle and the transaction/compression split, which is a different change from "compress with the dictionary" and carries its own regression surface. Today's exposure is nil — no shipped plugin declares Tier 3 content — so I'd rather file them than grow this PR further. Happy to do it here instead if a reviewer disagrees; otherwise I'll open a ticket and link it.
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65-65: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDescribe missing-dictionary failures as content-dependent.
The statement that a migrated database with no dictionary "fails loudly" is too broad. Rows that reference dictionary bytes fail, but rows that never reference them can still decode as plain Brotli. State this distinction so diagnostics do not treat partially working content as evidence that the dictionary is valid.
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codec.warmUp() ran between the codec-load block and the install try/finally, so a throw there -- an IOException when brotli's natives are unavailable, or a failure building the prepared dictionary -- leaked the read-write documentation.db handle and the plugin's AssetManager, and escaped to the caller instead of returning the normal failed-install false. Move the call inside the install try, before beginTransaction(). The existing finally already handles that path: db.inTransaction() is false so no endTransaction runs, both handles close, and the generation marker stays unstamped. Addresses the coderabbitai review finding on PR #1756 (discussion r3877541424). No regression test: plugin-manager has no harness for PluginDocumentationManager (see the rollback thread on this PR). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UQ38gkja1cYRakgfaddstz
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@davidschachterADFA — code review finding 1 of 2 (severity: low). Orphaned generation-1 Tier 3 rows now answer 500 instead of being served.
With the plain-decode retry removed, plain (generation-1) Tier 3 rows in a
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@davidschachterADFA — code review finding 2 of 2 (severity: low, pre-existing, but this PR reasons explicitly about the same lock). The write-lock hoist is inconsistent: the small cost was moved out, the large one left in.
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Quality-11 brotli on assets of up to 10 MB each ran inside the open write transaction, holding documentation.db's exclusive lock through seconds of CPU per asset while WebServer's readers stall -- the same lock cost the warmUp hoist in 9c15dc6 moved out, left in for the far larger encode. Walk and compress every asset into an in-memory list first, then open the transaction only for the delete and inserts. Failure semantics are unchanged: a compress failure now fails the install before the transaction ever opens (previously it rolled back), the all-skipped case leaves existing rows untouched instead of deleting and rolling back, the empty-asset-directory case still deletes and commits, and the generation marker is still stamped only after a commit. Addresses jatezzz's review finding 2 of 2 on PR #1756. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UQ38gkja1cYRakgfaddstz
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Re finding 2 of 2 (@jatezzz): fixed in a97b673, taking the suggested shape. The installer now walks and compresses every asset into an in-memory list first, and opens the transaction only for the delete and inserts -- so documentation.db's exclusive lock is never held through a quality-11 encode, consistent with the warmUp hoist. Failure semantics preserved, with two paths getting strictly milder: a compression failure now fails the install before the transaction ever opens (previously it opened, deleted, and rolled back), and the all-assets-skipped case leaves the existing rows untouched instead of deleting and rolling the delete back. The empty-asset-directory case still deletes and commits, an insert failure still rolls back, and the generation marker is still stamped only after a successful commit. Memory-wise the list holds the compressed payloads -- the same bytes the inserts were already materializing one at a time. Generated by Claude Code |
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Filed the four deferred findings as ADFA-5335 — one ticket, since they share a root cause: Tier 3 rows are repaired, replaced and removed only when a plugin successfully activates, and The ticket carries all four with their call paths — the disable/failed-activation gap (nothing on Priority Low, and the ticket says why: no plugin in the repo declares That closes out the review. Of the 15 findings, 11 are fixed across Branch at |
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Tier3AssetWalkerlimits each asset to 10 MiB but has no aggregate limit.preparedretains every payload until the transaction starts, so enough valid assets can exhaust the heap.OutOfMemoryErroris not caught bycatch (Exception). Use bounded staging or enforce an aggregate byte limit before replacing existing rows.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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307-320: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse SLF4J for the new Tier 3 installer logs.
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- Around line 259-299: Bound aggregate Tier 3 payload staging in the preparation
flow around Tier3AssetWalker.walk and prepared so all compressed payloads cannot
exhaust the heap before the transaction. Track staged payload bytes, enforce an
appropriate total limit before adding each PreparedTier3Row, and handle
over-limit assets through the existing skip/error path while preserving the
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServer.kt`:
- Around line 385-398: Update the recurring accept-failure log calls in the
accept loop to remove the throwable’s string representation placeholder and pass
e as the final SLF4J argument, preserving the existing retry and backoff details
while enabling stack-trace logging.
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- Around line 307-320: Replace the new Tier 3 installer calls to
android.util.Log in the plugin documentation installation flow with the class’s
SLF4J logger, preserving the existing error/debug levels and message content for
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Compressing ahead of the transaction (a97b673) staged every payload in an unbounded list. Tier3AssetWalker caps each asset at 10 MiB but not the sum, so a plugin shipping enough valid assets could exhaust the heap before the transaction opens -- as an OutOfMemoryError, which escapes catch (Exception). Track the staged total and skip any asset that would push it past 32 MiB, through the same warn-and-skip path as an oversized asset. The first asset always fits (per-asset cap is 10 MiB), so the all-skipped failure path cannot trigger from this limit alone. Addresses the coderabbitai finding on PR #1756 (review 5053989580). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UQ38gkja1cYRakgfaddstz
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Re the latest CodeRabbit review (its three findings have no inline threads, so answering here). One fixed, two declined. Bound Tier 3 payload staging (Major) -- fixed in 5a85000. Confirmed real: compressing ahead of the transaction staged every payload in WebServer accept-failure logs (Trivial) -- declining. The SLF4J for the Tier 3 installer logs (Trivial) -- declining, per the decision already settled earlier on this PR: this file has ~37 Generated by Claude Code |
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5a85000 routed aggregate overflow through the per-asset skip path, which is wrong for this limit: skipping a later asset leaves the earlier ones in the staging list, the transaction then deletes every existing plugin row and commits only that subset, and the generation marker records it as current -- so verification never reinstalls the dropped documents. Abort instead, before the transaction opens: existing rows and the generation stay as they are, the install returns false through the same path as a warm-up or compression failure, and it retries on the plugin's next activation. The per-asset oversized skip in Tier3AssetWalker is unchanged. Addresses the coderabbitai finding on PR #1756 (discussion r3883162508). No unit test: plugin-manager has no harness for PluginDocumentationManager (settled earlier on this PR). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UQ38gkja1cYRakgfaddstz
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stage's ADFA-5176 moved the documentation read pipeline out of WebServer into DocumentationContentSource in :common, carrying its own copy of the pre-5240 decode contract -- a dictionary decode with a plain-brotli retry, its own dictionary loader, and its own buffer/native helpers. This branch removes that retry and shares one loader between reader and writer, so the merge ports ADFA-5240 onto the ADFA-5176 architecture rather than picking either side: - DocumentationContentSource decodes in one pass through BrotliDictionaryCodec with no plain retry, loads the dictionary through the shared loadCompressionDictionary, and drops its duplicate toDirectByteBuffer/ensureBrotliAvailable/dictionary-loader helpers. The codec is nulled as well as marked stale on a database swap, so a new database's rows can never decode against the old dictionary. - WebServer takes stage's shape unchanged: no decoding there any more. - BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest keeps this branch's codec tests (the no-retry pin) and takes the chunk helpers from their new home; stage's DocumentationContentSourceTest continues to pin the version gate, now through the shared loader. - docs/documentation-database.md and ARCHITECTURE.md merge the two narratives: every brotli row in a MAJOR >= 2 database is dictionary-compressed, plugin Tier 3 rows included, decoded once with no retry, by the one content source behind both transports. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UQ38gkja1cYRakgfaddstz
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Merged stage in 20df552, porting this PR onto ADFA-5176's architecture per David's go-ahead. stage moved the documentation read pipeline out of
Validated with a standalone kotlinc compile of the ported content source and the reconciled test (against their real in-repo dependency sources), plus a ktlint 1.7.1/Spotless-emulation pass; the effective diff vs stage now contains only this PR's own content. Note for the PR body: the retry-removal story now lives in Generated by Claude Code |
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238-240: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPass the caught exception as the final SLF4J argument.
These calls log only
e.message. They omit the exception type and stack trace. Passeas the final argument and keep structured placeholders for contextual values.Proposed fix
- log.error("Cannot read '{}': {}", path, e.message) + log.error("Cannot read '{}'.", path, e)As per coding guidelines, use structured
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Closes ADFA-5240.
Plugin-contributed
Contentrows were plain Brotli while every other Brotli row in the same table was compressed against the database'sCompressionDictionary.WebServercould only tell the two apart by attempting a dictionary decode and catching the failure — behavior the Brotli spec doesn't promise. Now every Brotli row in a dictionary-declaring database is compressed the same way, and that retry is gone. Since stage's ADFA-5176 moved the read pipeline intoDocumentationContentSource— one source behind both the web server and the in-process WebView transport — the single-pass, dictionary-aware decode lives there, andWebServer.ktno longer appears in this diff.Review by commit
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56760150eedb5af281:common. Pure move ofloadCompressionDictionaryandtoDirectByteBuffer, next to theDatabaseVersionResolverthey gate on. The version gate, theCompressionDictionarychecks and the throw-vs-null contract are unchanged, as isWebServer's retry.84772f022BrotliDictionaryCodecprepares the dictionary once per install and reuses it across the plugin's assets, at the same quality 11 / window 24 the offline pipeline uses.3436417879949a55d7Review rounds added fixes on top of these, and
20df552ecmerges stage's ADFA-5176 — which had moved the read pipeline intoDocumentationContentSource, carrying its own copy of the plain-decode retry — porting the fix onto that class: one decode pass through the shared codec, the codec reset on a database swap so a new database's rows can never decode against the old dictionary, and the content source's duplicate dictionary/buffer helpers replaced by the:commonones.Design notes worth a reviewer's attention
Why the loader moved to
:common. The reader and the writer each decided independently whether a database's Brotli rows carry a dictionary. A writer that disagrees with the reader produces content nothing can decode, so the two now call one implementation. That's the structural half of the fix; compressing with the dictionary is the other half.The three-way outcome when loading the dictionary. A definitive
nullmeans the database has no dictionary, so its rows are plain and the plugin's must be too. A throw means the answer is merely unavailable right now — the install is abandoned rather than guessed, and retried on the plugin's next activation. Writing plain rows on a transient failure would corrupt content the reader can never decode.The generation marker is app-side state, not a column. The schema belongs to
OfflineDocumentationToolsand is locked, and probing by decode is exactly the guesswork this ticket removes. It's only reachable whendocumentation.dbsurvives an app upgrade — replacing that file drops every plugin row with it, which the existing missing-rows check already handles.Verification
Unit tests — 428 pass. Four new ones in
BrotliDictionaryDecodeTestcover the encode/decode contract against the CLI-trained dictionary fixture, so a brotli4j change that broke interop with the Python pipeline would surface here. The test asserting plugin content is dictionary-free inverted.On-device, Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, with a real MAJOR 2 database (256 KB dictionary):
Reader. Tier 3 HTML, CSS, PNG and a 1.6 MB multi-chunk page all served 200 with correct bytes through the no-retry path.
allpackages-index.htmlcame back as 68,309 bytes, matching the dictionary database's row — the stale bundled database's copy of that same page is 70,359, so this confirms which file was actually served.Writer. A throwaway plugin (built for this, not committed) contributing five assets — HTML, CSS, a nested HTML page, a PNG, and a 1.5 MB incompressible text file:
skipped=0) and served byte-identical to the source assets.CompressionDictionaryattached and throwIOException: corrupted inputwithout it.ContentTypesmarksimage/pngas non-Brotli, so the else branch held.large.txtsplit across two rows (1048576 + 151470), so chunked content works with a dictionary attached.Migration marker. Forced back to generation 1, as an earlier build would have left it, the next launch logged "missing or stale", reinstalled all five and bumped the marker to 2. Left alone, it skips.
Font scale — no UI is added or changed, so the 2x check doesn't apply.
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BrotliCompressorand brotli4j drop out ofplugin-manager; the codec lives in:common.Size is not what this buys. On these synthetic test assets the dictionary saved 0.2–1.8% over plain Brotli — they're self-similar, so plain Brotli already does nearly as well. On a real shipped documentation page the same measurement was 8.2%. ADFA-5167 is the size ticket and is deliberately untouched here.
Filed ADFA-5326 along the way: the standalone plugin builds (
markdown-preview-plugin,apk-viewer-plugin) fail on a cleanstagewithUnresolved reference: libs, sinceplugin-api's build script reads the root version catalog those builds don't wire up. Pre-existing, unrelated to this change, and worked around locally to get the test plugin built.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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