feat: single-file scoped re-ingest with an interactive latency budget - #1538
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds scoped ChangesScoped re-ingest
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Scoped re-ingestion should not merge until incomplete index state survives process restarts; otherwise a restart after a failed graph mutation can allow later re-ingestion to treat partial or stale graph data as authoritative. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FileWatcher
participant MCPToolsRegistry
participant GraphUpdater
participant StatefulIngestor
FileWatcher->>GraphUpdater: reingest changed or deleted paths
MCPToolsRegistry->>GraphUpdater: reingest paths and deleted paths
GraphUpdater->>StatefulIngestor: update scoped graph state
StatefulIngestor-->>GraphUpdater: return graph changes
GraphUpdater-->>FileWatcher: return ReingestReport
GraphUpdater-->>MCPToolsRegistry: return ReingestToolResult
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description includes a detailed summary, related issue references, implementation details, benchmark results, and a test plan. It omits the template's Type of Change and Checklist sections, but the core required information is present. Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR implements the scoped re-ingest API, MCP tool, watcher integration, benchmark harness, graph-equivalence tests, and deferred C++ resolution ordering required by Resolution Reduce scoped re-ingestion latency for hub files so the one-file re-ingest path meets the <1 second p95 acceptance criterion, or provide issue-approved evidence that the target applies only to typical edits and document the limitation explicitly in the linked issue and PR acceptance results. Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes remain related to
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Greptile SummaryThe change adds scoped file re-ingestion that preserves dependent graph relationships and protects the MCP graph lifecycle during deletion, wipe, update, and re-ingestion failures. The following previously reported issues were disproved by executed checks on the current code:
No actionable blocking issue remains. Confidence Score: 5/5No blocking failure remains. Focused C++ graph and MCP lifecycle checks exercised the previously failing relationship preservation, destructive-operation, failure, retry, and recovery paths and observed the expected protected behavior.
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In `@benchmarks/bench_reingest.py`:
- Line 162: Validate that iterations is greater than zero at the API boundary
before running the benchmark and calculating statistics. Update the reingest
flow around samples and reingest_max_ms so invalid zero or negative values are
rejected clearly, while preserving normal processing for positive iterations.
- Around line 101-103: Update target validation in the benchmark flow to reject
any resolved target that is not contained within the resolved corpus directory
before reading or writing it. Apply this containment check alongside the
existing is_file check, preserving valid in-corpus targets and preventing
_toggle_edit from modifying external files or target.relative_to from failing
later.
- Around line 147-151: Update the cleanup around the target restoration in the
benchmark to capture the target file’s original timestamps before modification
and restore them with os.utime() after write_bytes(original). Preserve the
existing stale cache-file removal, and ensure both access and modification times
are restored.
In `@codebase_rag/graph_updater.py`:
- Around line 2816-2817: Update reingest() before its _process_single_file loop
to apply self._delombok_overlay and call _register_generated_sources(), then
pass the overlaid source bytes as source_bytes when reparsing each path so
DefinitionProcessor.process_file() does not reread checked-in content.
In `@codebase_rag/mcp/tools.py`:
- Around line 94-97: Clear the cached _live_updater in both delete_project and
wipe_database after the corresponding graph state is deleted, so later reingest
operations create fresh registries and rehydrate the graph instead of reusing
stale state.
In `@docs/guide/mcp-server.md`:
- Line 66: Update the reingest latency wording in docs/guide/mcp-server.md lines
66-66 to qualify that speed depends on the number of affected dependents rather
than promising sub-second performance. Update docs/guide/realtime-updates.md
lines 67-68 to replace “handful of files” with “affected dependents” while
retaining the hub-case caveat.
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Both P1 findings addressed in 89fad74 (deferred definition stages shared with run(); retained updater dropped on delete/wipe). @greptile-apps review |
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In `@codebase_rag/graph_updater.py`:
- Around line 2858-2859: Update the endpoint processing around
_emit_pending_endpoints and _emit_route_call_endpoints to accept and use the
affected module set, limiting AST loading to those modules instead of all
graph-known modules. Include router-mount dependents in the set when required,
and propagate the scoped set through both endpoint passes.
In `@codebase_rag/tests/test_reingest.py`:
- Around line 537-538: Update the fixture validation around deferred
relationship setup to assert that every relationship type in deferred_rels is
present in the initial snapshot before re-ingestion, rather than checking only
the INHERITS relationship. Keep the existing snapshot comparison and ensure
missing IMPORTS, DEFINES_METHOD, or OVERRIDES edges fail the test.
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All seven review threads addressed in bfff7a3 (benchmark containment/timestamps/iterations, delombok overlay and generated sources in reingest, endpoint passes scoped to the re-parsed modules, docs wording, fixture assertions). @greptile-apps review |
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- Line 103: Update target normalization in the path-handling logic to resolve
both relative and absolute targets before the containment validation against
corpus. Preserve the existing containment check and subsequent file operations,
using the canonical resolved target so symlinks and parent-directory traversal
cannot escape corpus.
In `@codebase_rag/graph_updater.py`:
- Line 2743: Update reingest() to call _register_generated_sources() on every
invocation, including warm re-ingest paths where _parsed_files is already
populated, then add the refreshed _delombok_stale_keys to the reparse set so
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_live_updaterbefore deleting the project graph.If a prior index populated
_live_updater, then a laterindex_repositorydeletes the graph andupdater.run()fails, the old updater remains cached. A laterreingestskips the indexed-project check and uses stale definitions against the deleted graph.Set
_live_updater = Noneimmediately beforeself.ingestor.delete_project(project_name). Add a regression test for a failed re-index followed byreingest.Proposed fix
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…inbound restore (#1524) # Conflicts: # evals/cgr_graph.py
…ped paths Re-ingest hashed re-read bytes and saved the cache with a fresh mtime, which hid every edit the caller did not name from the next update. It now hashes the bytes it parsed, restores the cache's previous mtime and fails closed if the restamp fails. Paths the ignore rules exclude are skipped and reported instead of indexed, the MCP tool builds its updater with the same ignore sets, the stale watcher step box is rewritten and the orphaned recalc constants are removed.
…pped on error A directory named in paths or deleted fell into the gone set, where the delete queries match nothing, so the report claimed it was removed while the graph stayed untouched; it is now refused like a path outside the repo. The ignore check on the deleted branch gains its own test cases, and the MCP error result carries the skipped field the success result has.
The directory refusal applies to paths only, where present or gone is inferred from disk. An explicit deletion is an instruction, and the watcher's DELETE event can land after a same-named directory appears, so that channel deletes the stale Module as it did before.
…fusals, document what reingest leaves to the full update A failed rebuild after index_repository's delete left _live_updater pointing at the removed graph, so a later reingest bypassed the not-indexed guard and resolved against dead definitions; it is cleared right after the delete. The watcher's debounce callback now logs a path reingest refuses instead of dying on the timer thread. The tool description and the benchmark report state that finding edges and URL-to-endpoint links are rebuilt only by update_repository (#1670). The eval store loses a duplicate match arm and a shadowed relation set left by the rebase, and the mtime test pushes both edits past the cache stamp so a coarse clock cannot make it flaky.
…orted router handlers A warm updater's reingest() left _is_full_build set from the initial build, so a failed inbound-edge capture was swallowed instead of aborting. Reset the flag at the top of reingest(). When only a mount-prefix module is re-ingested, the endpoint pass now also rehydrates the handlers of the router modules it imports, so their endpoints are re-emitted under the edited prefix instead of being dropped. List IMPLEMENTS among the edges restored by the benchmark doc.
…es them transitively The scoped re-ingest pulled router modules in through the import processor's map, one level deep, and attributed rehydrated handlers against that partial set. Under a package root a sibling 'import routes' is recorded bare there and was never found; a mount chain two imports away was never loaded; and a package module pulled in by an import stood in for its unloaded children, so unrelated routers' handlers lost their EXPOSES edges and came back with no prefix. Resolve the imports from the ASTs with the router registry's own resolver, close the set transitively, and attribute handlers against every module the graph knows before filtering to the scoped set.
The replacement updater was registered only after run() and the flush succeeded, so an update that failed part way left the previous updater in place and a later reingest resolved against definitions the partial update had already replaced. The retained updater is dropped before the run mutates the graph; a reingest after a failed update hydrates from the store.
A failed update_repository or index_repository leaves a partial graph. Dropping the retained updater alone let the next reingest hydrate a fresh one from that graph and treat its missing and stale definitions as authoritative. The registry now marks the graph incomplete from the moment a run starts mutating it until it completes, and reingest refuses with a message naming update_repository as the recovery step.
…ingest that dies mid-run The incomplete flag went on after the initial flush of update_repository and after the project delete of index_repository, both autocommit writes that can fail part way with the retained updater still registered. It now goes on before the first write of either. A reingest that raises after its refusal checks may have deleted the affected subtrees without rebuilding them, so that path drops the retained updater and marks the graph incomplete too; a refusal (ValueError, raised before any write) leaves the updater valid.
… keep their clean-index qns After #1573 the batch incremental path re-parses changed files in walk order because the first same-stem sibling parsed claims the bare module qn. The scoped path parsed the edited file before its dependents, so a header re-ingested with its source file took the source's qn and the deferred relationships landed under the wrong module. Sort the re-parse set the way the walk yields it.
A stem with a sibling added or deleted by the call is in flux: its on-disk survivors re-parse unseeded, in walk order, and the module-qn map is seeded from the graph for everything else, so a fresh updater sees the taken qns before it parses and the bare qn goes to the file a clean index gives it. Without this a sibling added through the scoped path merged into the survivor's Module, and a deleted winner left the survivor with its suffixed qn.
…d reports re-parsed survivors A failed module-path read left the seed empty and let a modified loser sibling claim the winner's bare qn; the call now aborts before any delete, as the inbound-edge capture does. Survivors of a stem in flux are reported as affected. The eval store answers the project module-path query so the seed is exercised by the tests: a modified loser sibling on a fresh updater and a deleted module's rehydrated qn are pinned.
…CP tool's updater Everything before the inbound-edge capture only reads the graph. A failure there (the module-path read, the capture itself) now raises ReingestAborted, and the MCP tool treats it like a refusal: the retained updater stays, the graph is not marked incomplete, and the call can simply be retried instead of forcing a full update.
…e their first write Both invalidated the retained updater only after the delete returned, so a delete that failed part way left it describing graph data that was already gone, with the project possibly still listed. The updater is dropped and the graph marked incomplete before the write; a completed delete clears the flag and the not-indexed guard covers the rest.
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vitali87#1656 removed CACHE_STAMP_FAILED and reworded CACHE_STAMP_CLEANUP_FAILED for the atomic cache publish, while vitali87#1538's _reingest_update_hashes still logged both, so the type check failed on main. The re-ingest backdate step now names its own two constants.
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Implements #1524 (Epic #1521, T3). Closes #1524.
GraphUpdater.reingest(paths, deleted=()): deletes what the named files contributed, re-parses them plus the files that depend on them (one level, via the graph'sCALLS/REFERENCES/INSTANTIATES/IMPORTS/INHERITSedges), resolves calls in that set only (_process_function_calls(only=...)), restores every other inbound edge verbatim, flushes deferred imports, and keeps the hash cache current so a laterupdate_repositorydoes not re-parse the same edit. Paths outside the repo are refused. A fresh updater hydrates the package map and the registry from the graph once; a reused one runs warm.realtime_updater.py) now delegates toreingestinstead of deleting everyCALLSedge and re-running the call pass over every parsed file.reingest(paths, deleted?)returning{reparsed, affected, removed, elapsed_ms}; the registry keeps the updater warm across calls and reuses the oneindex_repository/update_repositorybuilt.FunctionRegistryTrie: dottedfind_ending_withcache keys are bucketed by their last segment, so an insert or delete no longer scans the whole cache (3.7 s of a hub re-ingest before).evals/cgr_graph._StatefulIngestor: emulatesCYPHER_AFFECTED_CALLER_PATHS, and keeps adjacency indexes so its emulated deletes and path-scoped queries cost the subtree, not the graph.docs/reports/REINGEST_BENCHMARK.md(numbers below),docs/guide/realtime-updates.md, MCP tool table.Benchmark (
benchmarks/bench_reingest.py, this repo, 1,409 files / 662k lines, in-memory store, INFO logging)codebase_rag/services/graph_diff.pycodebase_rag/parsers/utils.py(imported by 54 files)The typical edit is inside the 1 s p95 budget; a hub file is bounded by re-resolving its dependents (~60 ms each), the same rule the batch incremental path applies so that the graph after
reingestequals a clean index. Re-resolving only the affected call sites in dependents (using the #1522 site properties) is the follow-up that would bring the hub case down.Test plan
codebase_rag/tests/test_reingest.py: graph afterreingest(edit)equals a clean full index for 7 single edits and 4 seeded composites, both with the updater that built the graph and with a fresh one; dependents/removals report; hash cache; path guard; frontend re-runs per language; the former watcher contract (project-scoped module delete, absolute-path file delete, secondary tiers, File nodes) now asserted onreingesttest_realtime_updater.py,test_realtime_event_filtering.py, debounce, created-file, registry-ownership, Rust watch tests)test_mcp_update_and_search.py::TestReingest)ruff,tyclean; full non-integration suite: 8758 passed, 34 skipped, 1 xfailedSummary by CodeRabbit
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main(fce057e0)mainwas merged in to clear a conflict and to pick up_assert_parses, which fixes this PR's base-install failure (test_import_rewrite.pyassertingresult.parses is Truewhere a base install has no Rust or Go grammar and reportsNone). That fix arrived onmainwith #1544; it is not new work here.One thing worth flagging for review, because the conflict resolution was wrong the first time and every cheap check passed:
graph_updater.py's conflict was betweenmain's inline sequence inrun()and this branch's extracted_resolve_deferred_definitions(rehydrate)helper (the helper is the point of #1524 -run()andreingest()need the same deferred stages). Resolving in favour of the helper preserved an identical call multiset and still shipped a regression:main's commit1ba25c7e(#1552) requiresresolve_deferred_cpp_methodsto run after_rehydrate_registry_from_graph, because an out-of-class method's class is only known once the registry is read back from the graph. This branch predated that commit, so the helper carried the pre-fix order and the merge silently reverted it.Symptom: 3 failures, each registering one C++ method under two qualified names (
proj.shape.Shape.areabesideproj.shape.h.geo.Shape.area) - the module-anchored fallback qn appearing because the class was not yet known.test_cpp_incremental_out_of_class_method.py::test_incremental_reparse_registers_out_of_class_method_once[derived.cpp][derived.h]test_incremental_inbound_deferred_targets.py::test_incremental_reindex_keeps_inbound_calls_to_deferred_targets[cpp-header-declared-method]Fixed by moving the
cpp_methods/cpp_containment/ macro-calls block after rehydration so the order matchesmain's exactly. Verified as a pure reorder (call multiset unchanged), and mutation-checked: restoring the old order reproduces exactly those three failures.Full unit suite on the merge: 8974 passed, 0 failed, 38 skipped, 1 xfailed. The 257 errors are all
tests/integration/Docker connection failures at fixture setup (no local Docker), not test failures.