feat(services): collect the covers and thumbnails nothing names - #169
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`artwork_dir` has grown in one direction since the beginning. `upsert_artwork` inserts `ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`, no statement anywhere deletes from `artwork`, and nothing ever unlinks a file — so an instance keeps every cover it has ever held, and a library rescanned after its art changed keeps both. The three columns are why. `artist`, `album` and `track` each name a hash `ON DELETE SET NULL`, so deleting an album returns its column to `NULL` and tells nobody. There is no unlink path to hang a reference count on, which is what the canvas store has: `track_canvas` is a link table, and `release_canvas_blob` counts rows at the moment one is removed. Here there is no such moment. There is only asking, which is what a sweep is. ## Not `sweep_canvas_store` with another directory The handoff filed this as "same shape, another store, references on three columns instead of one". The columns are three, and the shape is not the same, because of who writes the files. The canvas store is written by this process, so a placement and a sweep take the same per-hash lock and the race between them is shut. `waveflow_core::scanner::extract_cover` writes covers from a blocking task, in a crate that has never heard of `DomainServices`. There is no lock to take, and the writer gate is not a substitute: file I/O has no business happening while the process-wide gate is held, which is the rule `upload_locks` and `canvas_locks` were both built to follow. So age stands in for the lock, exactly as it already does for the canvas *working* files and for the same stated reason. A file younger than an hour is left alone whatever the database says, which covers the window between `extract_cover` writing bytes and `apply_catalog_track` committing the row. Rows need no such grace: the insert and the column that names it are one transaction, so a committed row is already referenced. ## The window age does not shut, said plainly `extract_cover` writes only `if !out_path.exists()`, so meeting a cover already in the store refreshes no timestamp. A sweep reading "no row" for an old file and a scan committing a row for that content an instant later still cross. What makes it survivable is the thing that is not true of a canvas: the bytes are in the audio file, which is read-only and still there. With the file gone `out_path.exists()` is false and the next scan writes it back. The cost is a cover missing until then, reported as a dead link meanwhile — not bytes that exist nowhere. That is an argument for tolerating the window, not for pretending it is shut, and the module says so. ## Thumbnails, which nothing in the database has ever named `spawn_thumbnail_job` writes `<hash>_1x.jpg` and `<hash>_2x.jpg` beside every cover. No table names them. A classifier that only knew covers would call both unknown and leave them for the life of the instance — two files per cover, growing exactly as the covers do. They are found by their stem and go with what they derive from. Nothing is removed that the sweep cannot name: `<64 hex>.<format>` for a format `artwork_mime` admits, or a thumbnail of such a hash. The store is under the operator's `data/`, and everything else is counted, logged and left. ## Tests Two, and the first is the one that matters: a pass over a freshly scanned library takes nothing, with the cover aged deliberately so that the grace period is not what saves it. The second unreferences the art the way deleting an album does, and watches the row go at once and the bytes wait for the grace. Neither spells a filename. The cover's name comes from the scan that wrote it and the thumbnails' from `waveflow_core::artwork::thumbnails::thumbnail_path`, because a fixture that spelled either independently would agree with itself while the server did something else. Three removals, three failures: without the grace a live-looking cover is taken a pass early, without the thumbnail arm two files survive, without the row delete nothing is collected at all. Also corrected: the canvas module still said "No sweep exists yet" and "nothing collects those today", both written before #163 built the sweep three hundred lines below. Same drift as the test-target count — a document read as evidence about code that had moved on. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TKQC2nhuzDygPEDYr3La4h Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
`discard_orphan_blob` said it plainly: the suite covered the re-read and not the lock. Removing the count fails a test — a referenced blob is taken. Removing the lock failed nothing, because the damage needs a placement and a sweep to interleave at one instant, and the reason no test forced that ordering is that every canvas test is an integration test. The lock is private. From `tests/canvas.rs` there is nothing to hold. From inside the module there is. A unit test can take `canvas_lock` itself, which is exactly what a placement holds between writing its bytes and inserting its row — so the interleaving is not raced for, it is arranged. The sweep starts, finds a blob no row names, and blocks. The row is committed while it waits. The lock goes, the sweep re-reads, and the file it was about to carry off is now somebody's canvas. Removing the lock fails it on the first assertion rather than the last: the sweep reads no row at once and unlinks before the placement ever commits. "The sweep took a blob whose lock was held: it never waited." This is the first unit test under `src/services/` — the pattern is `database.rs`'s, a `tempfile::tempdir` and `Config::for_data_dir`, except that `initialize` builds the whole state rather than a bare `Database`. Run five times over for the ordering, since arranging an interleaving is how a test starts depending on a scheduler. It waits on the lock and not on a duration; the sleep only gives a lockless sweep every chance to do its damage, so it can fail loudly rather than pass by being slow. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TKQC2nhuzDygPEDYr3La4h Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLe serveur ajoute un balayage quotidien de ChangesBalayage des artworks
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds artwork and thumbnail cleanup, but the related tests still have bounded reliability risks because asynchronous work and lock ordering are coordinated with timing rather than deterministic synchronization. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness, with follow-up recommended to make the tests stable and isolated. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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- Around line 774-781: Replace the rustdoc intra-documentation link to
tests::a_placement_that_commits_while_the_sweep_waits_keeps_its_bytes in the
surrounding comment with literal backtick-quoted test-name text, avoiding a link
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In `@tests/scanner.rs`:
- Around line 804-818: Synchronisez la génération des miniatures dans
extract_cover en conservant le handle retourné par spawn_thumbnail_job et en
attendant la fin de generate_thumbnails avant d’appliquer age_beyond_the_grace.
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…sumed Two review findings. One valid as stated, one valid about something other than what it described. **The intra-doc link pointed into `#[cfg(test)]`.** `discard_orphan_blob` linked the unit test that demonstrates its lock, and `mod tests` does not exist outside a test build: `cargo doc --document-private-items` reports "no item named `tests` in scope". It is backticks now. The default `cargo doc` never showed it, the method being private — which is why it got written in the first place. **The thumbnail race, which is not the one described.** The finding asks to keep the handle `spawn_thumbnail_job` returns and join it before ageing the files. There is no handle: it returns `()`, spawning a detached `std::thread`, and it lives in `waveflow_core` rather than in this repository. Neither the signature nor the call site is ours to change. What is real is underneath it. `extract_cover` spawns that thread, and it writes `<hash>_1x.jpg` and `<hash>_2x.jpg` — the same two names this test writes by hand. If it ever wrote them after `age_beyond_the_grace` ran, it would restore a fresh timestamp, the sweep would spare a file the test expects it to take, and the failure would be intermittent and unexplained. Probed rather than assumed: after a scan of these fixtures the store holds the cover alone, at 0ms, 500ms and 2s. The thread produces nothing here. So the test was passing because that job fails, and said nothing about depending on it. `assert_still_aged` reads the timestamps back immediately before the decisive sweep, so interference fails on the pass it happens, by name, instead of flaking on some later one. The comment now says the bytes are written here because there is nothing to join, and that the assertion is what keeps it from being a silent bet. 160 tests, `fmt` and `clippy` clean. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TKQC2nhuzDygPEDYr3La4h Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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1163-1169: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUtilisez la barrière d’écriture pour cette mutation SQLite.
Le test exécute l’
INSERTdirectement avecservices.db.pool()et contournewriter_guard(). Toutes les mutations SQLite doivent passer par la barrière d’écriture globale. Encadrez l’INSERTavecservices.db.writer_guard()avant de libérerheld.Correctif proposé
+ { + let _writer = services.db.writer_guard().await; sqlx::query( "INSERT INTO canvas (hash, format, byte_size, created_at) VALUES (?, 'mp4', 10, ?)", ) .bind(&hash) .bind(now_ms()) .execute(services.db.pool()) .await .expect("the placement commits"); + }As per coding guidelines : « use one process-wide writer gate for all mutations, while allowing concurrent reads without independent SQLite writers. »
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… holds Valid. The unit test stands in for a placement committing its row while the sweep waits on the blob's lock, and it wrote that row straight to the pool. A real placement does not: `link_canvas` takes `db.writer_guard()` and then opens the transaction holding this exact `INSERT INTO canvas`. A stand-in that skips the process-wide barrier stands in for something the server never does — tolerable in a test about values, not in one whose whole subject is what two concurrent writers see. Nested inside the blob's lock and released before it, which is the order the real path holds them in: `place_canvas` takes the lock and the gate is taken and dropped within it. **Nothing to deadlock against, checked rather than assumed.** `sweep_canvas_store` takes the gate nowhere, and neither does either function it calls — `discard_orphan_blob` only reads the reference count, `discard_stale_working_file` touches no database. So the sweeper blocked on the lock is holding no gate this INSERT could wait on. This is also why the finding lands here and not on the eight direct writes in `tests/`: `writer_guard` is `pub(crate)`, so an integration test cannot take it. Their raw `execute(state.db.pool())` is forced rather than chosen. A unit test inside the module can, which is the same reach that let this test hold the private lock in the first place. Re-verified after the change: removing the lock from `discard_orphan_blob` still fails it on the first assertion, and six consecutive runs pass — the gate is one more thing it waits on rather than one more thing it races. 160 tests, `fmt` and `clippy` clean. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TKQC2nhuzDygPEDYr3La4h Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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- Around line 1177-1179: Move the direct INSERT SQL out of the test in the
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- Around line 1176-1184: Rendez le test de sweep autour de discard_orphan_blob
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| let _writer = services.db.writer_guard().await; | ||
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| "INSERT INTO canvas (hash, format, byte_size, created_at) VALUES (?, 'mp4', 10, ?)", | ||
| ) | ||
| .bind(&hash) | ||
| .bind(now_ms()) | ||
| .execute(services.db.pool()) | ||
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Rendez l’attente de sweep_canvas_store déterministe.
Les appels à yield_now() et le délai de 150 ms ne prouvent pas que discard_orphan_blob attend canvas_lock. Si ce verrou est supprimé, le sweep peut s’exécuter après l’insertion, trouver la ligne canvas et laisser le fichier intact. Remplacez le délai par une synchronisation qui confirme que le sweep est bloqué sur canvas_lock avant l’insertion.
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In `@src/services/canvas.rs` around lines 1176 - 1184, Rendez le test de sweep
autour de discard_orphan_blob déterministe en remplaçant yield_now() et le délai
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Déplacez la requête SQL hors de src/services/canvas.rs.
Le test ajoute directement INSERT INTO canvas dans un service. Utilisez un helper de src/database.rs ou un trait de repository pour créer la ligne de test. Cela respecte la frontière de persistance et évite de coupler ce test au schéma SQL.
As per coding guidelines : « Keep SQL in src/database.rs or later repository modules; HTTP handlers should only orchestrate HTTP. »
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In `@src/services/canvas.rs` around lines 1177 - 1179, Move the direct INSERT SQL
out of the test in the canvas service and replace it with an existing database
helper or repository trait method for creating the test canvas row. Keep the
test behavior unchanged while ensuring persistence-specific SQL remains
encapsulated in the database layer.
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… cannot do #168 and #169 merged. `main` at `f78b8a8`, 162 tests, no pull request open, and §4 — replaying the four Subsonic clients by hand — is the only entry left under "what the next agent should pick up". It is also the only entry that has never been actionable from a session, which is why it has outlived three handoffs. The standing section now says once, plainly, what cost three merges today: `hash_password("correct horse battery staple")` is the repository's own test fixture, thirty-five times across nine files, and CodeQL raises a fresh critical alert for every *new* occurrence. Any pull request that adds a test creating an account is refused by the ruleset. Writing the test differently does not help. Four alerts were dismissed today and #137 is still open; the systemic answer was offered and not chosen, so per-alert dismissal is the standing one, and the next agent should expect to need it rather than discover it. The `artwork_dir` entry stays in the file rather than being deleted with the work, because what it now says is that this file previously got it wrong — "same shape, another store" is not true when the two stores have different writers, and a reader who trusts the old sentence will reach for a lock that cannot exist. Three traps from the review rounds. The one worth keeping is that a finding can be right about the danger and wrong about the fix: the thumbnail race was real, the handle it asked to join does not exist, and the test had been passing because a detached thread silently fails. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TKQC2nhuzDygPEDYr3La4h Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
…tten Every one of them was true the day it was written, which is the whole difficulty and the reason the fix is a change of form and not only of figure. The handoff's first line held `f78b8a8` for days past the two dependabot merges that moved it. That is the defect its own traps describe, so the file now says so about itself and points at `git log -1`. It named CodeQL alert #137 as open on `main`, twice. #137 was dismissed and #142 is the open one — verified against the code-scanning API, not read off a document. But a number was the wrong thing to carry: which alert is open moves every time the rule fires and the operator dismisses. Both places now name the pattern and give the query, and the snapshot that remains is dated. Its two counts of the fixture had drifted the same way — thirty-five across nine files, now sixty-one across twelve, because the count grows with every target added. Replaced with the grep that answers it. And it credited the 422-before-401 note to "#168's sweep": #168 is the 403 declaration, #169 is the sweep. The note itself was re-examined and holds, so the reasoning it was missing is written down — extractor order, the nineteen handlers a fix would touch, the expired-token case that already answers 401, and the one condition that would change the trade. RFC-009 still listed the `artwork_dir` sweep as work in waiting. It shipped in #169, and it was not `sweep_canvas_store` with another directory — the entry said so and that was the part it got wrong. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01W79AAx7XJPDJBQTtukr5Jx Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
artwork_dirhas grown in one direction since the beginning.upsert_artworkinsertsON CONFLICT DO NOTHING, no statement anywhere deletes fromartwork, and nothing ever unlinks a file — so an instance keeps every cover it has ever held.The three columns are why.
artist,albumandtrackeach name a hashON DELETE SET NULL, so deleting an album returns its column toNULLand tells nobody. There is no unlink path to hang a reference count on, which is what the canvas store has:track_canvasis a link table, andrelease_canvas_blobcounts rows at the moment one is removed. Here there is no such moment. There is only asking, which is what a sweep is.Not
sweep_canvas_storewith another directoryThe handoff filed this as "same shape, another store, references on three columns instead of one". The columns are three; the shape is not the same, because of who writes the files.
The canvas store is written by this process, so a placement and a sweep take the same per-hash lock and the race is shut.
waveflow_core::scanner::extract_coverwrites covers from a blocking task, in a crate that has never heard ofDomainServices. There is no lock to take, and the writer gate is not a substitute: file I/O has no business happening while the process-wide gate is held — the ruleupload_locksandcanvas_lockswere both built to follow.So age stands in for the lock, exactly as it already does for the canvas working files and for the same stated reason. A file younger than an hour is left alone whatever the database says. Rows need no such grace: the insert and the column that names it are one transaction, so a committed row is already referenced.
The window age does not shut, said plainly
extract_coverwrites onlyif !out_path.exists(), so meeting a cover already in the store refreshes no timestamp. A sweep reading "no row" for an old file and a scan committing a row for that content an instant later still cross.What makes it survivable is what is not true of a canvas: the bytes are in the audio file, read-only and still there. With the file gone
out_path.exists()is false and the next scan writes it back. The cost is a cover missing until then, reported as a dead link meanwhile — not bytes that exist nowhere. That is an argument for tolerating the window, not for pretending it is shut, and the module says so.Thumbnails, which nothing in the database has ever named
spawn_thumbnail_jobwrites<hash>_1x.jpgand<hash>_2x.jpgbeside every cover. No table names them. A classifier that only knew covers would call both unknown and leave them for the life of the instance — two files per cover, growing exactly as the covers do.Nothing is removed that the sweep cannot name:
<64 hex>.<format>for a formatartwork_mimeadmits, or a thumbnail of such a hash. The store is under the operator'sdata/; everything else is counted, logged and left.Tests
The first one that matters is the one where nothing happens: a pass over a freshly scanned library takes nothing, with the cover aged deliberately so the grace period is not what saves it. The second unreferences the art the way deleting an album does, and watches the row go at once and the bytes wait.
Neither spells a filename. The cover's name comes from the scan that wrote it, the thumbnails' from
waveflow_core::artwork::thumbnails::thumbnail_path— a fixture that spelled either independently would agree with itself while the server did something else.Three removals, three failures: without the grace a live-looking cover is taken a pass early; without the thumbnail arm two files survive; without the row delete nothing is collected at all.
Second commit: the canvas lock, finally demonstrated
discard_orphan_blobsaid it plainly — the suite covered the re-read and not the lock. The obstacle was never the ordering, it was scope: the lock is private and every canvas test is an integration test, so there was nothing to hold.A unit test can take
canvas_lockitself, which is what a placement holds between its bytes and its row. The interleaving is not raced for, it is arranged: the sweep starts, finds a blob no row names, and blocks; the row commits while it waits; the lock goes; the sweep re-reads and spares the file. Removing the lock fails it on the first assertion — "the sweep took a blob whose lock was held: it never waited". Run five times over for the ordering.First unit test under
src/services/; the pattern isdatabase.rs's.Also corrected
The canvas module still said "No sweep exists yet" and "nothing collects those today", both written before #163 built the sweep three hundred lines below. Same drift as the test-target count fixed in
e566686— a document read as evidence about code that had moved on.160 tests.
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