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perf: batch patch-chain and git-cas object reads - #847
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Materializing a graph walked every writer chain one commit at a time, issuing a git show subprocess per patch commit and a serial cat-file per payload. Chain metadata now arrives via a single logNodesStream read per chain, parsed with GitLogParser; payload reads run with bounded concurrency (8) preserving chronological order. Persistences without a bulk log surface fall back to the legacy per-commit walk. Measured on a 500-thought graph (~1,750 patches, 7 writers): cold read 82.9s -> 8.9s; git subprocess count 3,505 -> 1,792.
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WalkthroughPatch discovery now loads commit metadata in bulk, uses first-parent traversal, reads payloads with bounded concurrency, preserves chronological order and deterministic errors, and retains per-commit fallback. Performance gates now measure Git command counts. ChangesPatch-chain discovery
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes patch-history loading to use batched log retrieval and updates performance-gate validation. It is not merge-ready yet because the tests may validate the wrong calibration source, while existing version-1 policy files may be rejected after new required fields are added; fallback and stopAt behavior also retain bounded correctness risks. These issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Writer
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Writer->>PatchDiscovery: request patch-chain discovery
PatchDiscovery->>GitTimelineHistoryAdapter: stream first-parent history
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PatchDiscovery->>Persistence: read payloads with bounded concurrency
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In `@src/domain/services/controllers/PatchDiscovery.ts`:
- Around line 189-192: Update the patch-loading flow around mapWithConcurrency
so readPatch failures are collected with their pending-item indices and the
first failure is rethrown according to pending’s tip-to-root order, rather than
rejection timing. Preserve successful payload results and add a test with two
delayed readPatch rejections verifying the earlier pending entry’s error is
reported.
- Around line 28-32: Replace the ChainNode interface with a class representing
the same domain concept, preserving sha, message, and parents as readonly fields
and retaining their existing types.
- Line 49: Update the bulk processing around the results assignment to narrow
each indexed item before passing it to fn, removing the items[index] as T
assertion and preserving safe noUncheckedIndexedAccess behavior. In the
persistence handling, remove the persistence as Partial<CorePersistence> cast
and either call the required logNodesStream capability directly or introduce a
separately typed optional bulk-history capability.
- Around line 21-22: Update the batched test around toLogStream() so
logNodesStream captures the supplied LogNodesOptions and asserts that
options.format equals CHAIN_LOG_FORMAT. Leave CHAIN_LOG_FORMAT unchanged,
including its existing separators, and preserve the rest of the stream behavior.
In `@test/unit/domain/services/controllers/PatchDiscovery.batched.test.ts`:
- Around line 201-210: Extend the PatchDiscovery batched fallback tests with
separate cases where logNodesStream rejects and where its parsed result omits a
parent SHA. Use the counting persistence to assert each path calls getNodeInfo
only for the nodes requiring fallback, while preserving the expected six-entry
chain; verify coverage with npm run test:coverage without changing
vitest.config.js.
- Around line 22-26: Update PatchDiscovery batched tests to use type aliases and
properly typed test doubles implementing CorePersistence,
CommitMessageCodecPort, and PatchJournalPort, eliminating all as unknown as
casts. Construct real Patch instances with the complete contract instead of
casting object literals, and add coverage for logNodesStream rejection and
reachable commits absent from the bulk index.
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Deterministic failure reporting: when several patch payload reads reject, loadPatchChainFromSha now raises the error belonging to the earliest patch in chain order rather than whichever promise rejected first. Work is still dispatched by a bounded worker pool, but results are collected by awaiting each item in index order. Type-policy compliance: - ChainNode becomes a class (interface is reserved for ports) - drop the `items[index] as T` assertion in favour of an explicit guard - drop the `persistence as Partial<CorePersistence>` cast; logNodesStream is a required CommitPort member, and the existing catch already covers a persistence that omits it - test doubles now extend/implement their ports and build real Patch and AssetHandle instances instead of using `as unknown as` Coverage: adds cases for a rejecting bulk read, a bulk index missing a reachable commit, the requested chain log format, and concurrent payload failures. CHAIN_LOG_FORMAT is exported so the format assertion binds to the constant rather than a copy. Refs #848
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The patch-chain walk advances by first parent, but the bulk history read that feeds it indexed everything reachable from the tip. On a merge, that reads and pays for a side branch the walk never visits. LogNodesOptions gains an optional `firstParent`, honoured by both the buffered and streaming log reads, and PatchDiscovery now requests it. Argument assembly moves to GitLogArgs so the two log methods share one definition. NUL stripping stays applied after the "was a format supplied" decision, preserving the existing contract that a format of only NUL bytes still yields an explicit empty --format=. Refs #848
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LogNodesOptions.firstParent is a persistence contract, but the in-memory adapter dropped the option: logNodes and logNodesStream did not destructure it, and _collectCommits enqueued every parent. An in-memory bulk log read therefore still emitted a merge's side branch, and could exhaust the log limit before the first-parent chain was complete. firstParent is now threaded through logNodes, logNodesStream and _walkLog, and _collectCommits follows only the first parent when it is set. The existing merge test proved PatchDiscovery follows parents[0]; it did not constrain the persistence. Adds merge-DAG tests for both log methods asserting the side parent is excluded when firstParent is true and emitted by default. Those tests assert on emitted commit SHAs rather than raw output, because a merge record names its side parent in the parents field even when the commit itself is correctly excluded. Refs #848
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Good catch — fixed in You were right about the distinction, and it matters: my merge test constrained Threaded through all four levels in
Tests — One note in case it saves someone time: the tests assert on emitted commit SHAs, parsed from the Full sharded suite green: 7,287 tests (up 4). Typecheck, IRONCLAD type-policy, lint, source-size, CAS-invariants all pass. Follow-up worth considering separately: this contract probably belongs in |
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| ID | Sev | File:Line | Issue |
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| PD-1 | Major | PatchDiscovery.ts:279-296 |
_loadChainIndex ignores stopAtSha; bulk read is unbounded |
| PD-2 | Major | PatchDiscovery.ts:294-298 |
Bare catch {} silently degrades to the O(history) path forever |
| PD-3 | Minor | PatchDiscovery.ts:212 |
_requireJournal() called per-iteration, return discarded |
| PD-4 | Minor | PatchDiscovery.ts:40-72 |
mapWithConcurrency drops undefined items, returning a shorter array |
| T-1 | Minor | PatchDiscovery.batched.test.ts |
Test named stops at stopAtSha without reading past it never asserts the read is bounded |
| T-2 | Minor | PatchDiscovery.batched.test.ts |
FakePersistence ignores firstParent while InMemoryGraphAdapter honours it |
| CL-1 | Minor | CHANGELOG.md:22-24 |
Cites a "500-thought graph"; 500 was a display-cap artifact. No entry for the first-parent change |
| N-1 | Nit | GitTimelineHistoryAdapter.ts:16 |
Value import sandwiched between import type lines |
| N-2 | Nit | adapters ×2 | firstParent === true where firstParent ?? false reads better |
| N-3 | Nit | PatchDiscovery.ts:265 |
A parent cycle now spins CPU with zero I/O |
PD-1 — the bulk read is not bounded by stopAtSha
loadPatchChainFromSha(tipSha, stopAtSha) bounds the walk, but _loadChainIndex(tipSha, persistence) takes no stopAtSha and issues:
await persistence.logNodesStream({ ref: tipSha, format: CHAIN_LOG_FORMAT, firstParent: true });No range, no limit — and GitTimelineHistoryAdapter.logNodesStream defaults limit = 1000000. So every chain read walks tip→root and indexes all of it into a Map<string, ChainNode> holding full commit messages, then the walk stops at the checkpoint frontier having paid for the rest.
This is worst exactly where the design intends to be best: on a repo with healthy checkpoints, the legacy code read N_tail commits, this reads N_total. It converts a spawn-count win into an I/O-and-memory regression, and it means checkpoints no longer bound read volume. discoverTicks multiplies it by writer count.
Suggested: pass stopAtSha down and bound the read (git log range stopAtSha..tipSha, or a limit), or consume the stream lazily and stop at stopAtSha.
PD-2 — catch-all hides the failure this PR exists to prevent
} catch {
return null; // -> per-commit walk
}Catches everything: a missing bulk surface (intended), but equally a parser bug, a transient git failure, or a corrupt stream. The result is a permanent silent fallback to the slow path with no signal — the exact 83s cliff, reintroduced invisibly. PatchDiscoveryHost already exposes _logger, and discoverTicks uses h._logger.warn, so precedent exists.
Suggested: narrow to the absent-surface case, and _logger?.warn on fallback.
PD-3 / PD-4
this._requireJournal(); runs once per node with its value discarded (it exists to preserve legacy error precedence, but only the first iteration can matter). mapWithConcurrency documents "preserving input order" yet if (item === undefined) { continue; } leaves a null slot that is skipped at collection, silently returning fewer results than inputs. Unreachable today (pending elements are always objects) — a landmine if reused.
T-1 / T-2
T-1 is the sharper one: the test asserting stopAtSha behaviour only checks returned entries, so it passes while PD-1 is true. Its name asserts something it does not test. T-2 is the same class of gap @codex caught in InMemoryGraphAdapter — two doubles for one port contract, only one conforming. Both argue for putting firstParent into describeAdapterConformance.
CL-1
The entry cites "a real 500-thought graph"; that 500 is a display cap, not a thought count (the mind holds 7,402 entries). Independent re-measurement today on a 705-patch chain: 96.05s → 9.24-9.69s reads, 55-69s → 15.5-15.9s captures. Direction confirmed, description wrong. No ### Changed entry covers --first-parent on bulk reads.
Verified NOT issues
LogNodesOptionsis absent from the public.d.tssurface, sofirstParent?is not an API addition — 19.0.3 as a patch is correct.### Performancehas prior use here;MD013is disabled, so the long bullet is fine.- NUL-format ordering is correct and regression-tested.
Self-review found the batched read was not bounded by stopAtSha. The walk
stopped at the checkpoint frontier, but _loadChainIndex issued
logNodesStream({ ref: tipSha }) with no range and the adapter's default
limit of 1000000, so every chain read ran tip to root and indexed all of it
into memory before the walk stopped early.
That is worst exactly where the design should be best: on a graph with
healthy checkpoints the legacy walk read N_tail commits and this read
N_total, turning a spawn-count win into an I/O and memory regression and
leaving checkpoints unable to bound read volume. discoverTicks multiplied it
by writer count.
LogNodesOptions gains `stopAt`, rendered as a `stopAt..ref` range by the Git
adapter and as range semantics by the in-memory adapter. Parsing also stops
at the boundary, so a persistence that ignores `stopAt` still cannot force an
unbounded index. `stopAt` reaches argv, so it is validated; `ref`, `limit`
and `stopAt` are now checked together in validateLogRequest.
Also from the same pass:
- the bulk-read fallback is logged, so a silent return to per-commit cost is
observable rather than invisible
- _requireJournal is called once instead of per node, preserving the legacy
ordering where the contract error surfaces after the first patch decodes
- mapWithConcurrency workers pull from one shared iterator, so a legitimately
undefined item can no longer be dropped and return fewer results than inputs
- _chainNodes guards against a parent cycle, which now spins without I/O
- CHANGELOG: corrected the measurement, which cited a display-cap figure as a
thought count, and added the Changed entry for the new port options
The stopAtSha test asserted only the walk output, so it passed while the read
was unbounded. It now asserts the requested range and the emitted record
count, and was verified red against the unbounded read.
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| ID | Sev | Resolution |
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| PD-1 | Major | LogNodesOptions.stopAt added; bulk read now issues stopAt..ref and stops parsing at the boundary |
| PD-2 | Major | Fallback logged via _logger?.warn — silent return to per-commit cost is now observable |
| PD-3 | Minor | _requireJournal() called once, preserving legacy error ordering |
| PD-4 | Minor | Workers pull from one shared items.entries() iterator — no indexed access, no dropped item |
| T-1 | Minor | Test asserts requested range + emitted record count; verified RED against the unbounded read |
| T-2 | Minor | FakePersistence implements real stopAt semantics; stopAt contract tests for both adapters |
| CL-1 | Minor | Measurement corrected; ### Changed entry added for the new port options |
| N-1/2/3 | Nit | Import moved to the value block; ?? false; parent-cycle guard |
PD-1 detail
The walk was bounded; the read was not. _loadChainIndex issued logNodesStream({ ref: tipSha }) with no range against an adapter default of limit = 1000000, so every chain read ran tip→root and indexed all of it before the walk stopped early.
Worst exactly where the design should be best: with healthy checkpoints the legacy walk read N_tail, this read N_total — a spawn-count win traded for an I/O and memory regression, with checkpoints no longer bounding read volume. discoverTicks multiplied it by writer count.
Not observed in benchmarking because every graph measured has a checkpoint frozen at its migration date, so tail == total. It would have surfaced the moment auto-checkpointing started working.
Bounded at both ends deliberately: a real stopAt..ref range, and a parse-time boundary so a persistence that ignores stopAt cannot force an unbounded index — the same non-conforming-double failure mode you caught in InMemoryGraphAdapter.
Why it shipped
stops at stopAtSha without reading past it asserted only the returned entries, so it passed with the bug present. Confirmed by reintroducing PD-1: the strengthened test fails, and passes when restored. A test that names a guarantee it does not check forecloses the question.
Security note
stopAt is interpolated into the git command line, so it is validated: validateStopAt delegates to validateRef, and a test asserts stopAt: "--upload-pack=evil" is rejected. ref, limit and stopAt are now validated together in validateLogRequest.
Gates
7,294 tests green across all shards. Typecheck, IRONCLAD type-policy, lint, source-size, CAS-invariants clean.
Two gates pushed back and both were right: complexity (decomposed buildLogArgs into resolveFormatArg/resolveRevRange) and the 500 LOC ceiling on GitTimelineHistoryAdapter (504 -> 499 by consolidating validation, rather than adding the file to the relaxation list — the meta-test guarding that list made the lazy option visibly wrong).
Still open and deliberately out of scope: firstParent/stopAt belong in describeAdapterConformance so every adapter is held to them, not just the two touched here.
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Pre-release review found three new branches with no coverage and one published measurement taken from a build that is no longer the head. Tests added: - the bulk-read fallback logs a warning, and the success path does not, so a silent return to per-commit cost cannot pass unnoticed - a parent cycle terminates the walk. Without the guard this test hangs rather than failing, which is the point: the walk no longer performs I/O per step, so corrupt history spins the event loop - a stopAtSha that is not part of the chain returns the whole chain, and a non-ancestor stopAt excludes only what is genuinely reachable from it. Over-exclusion would drop patches silently, which is worse than reading too much RecordingLogger extends LoggerPort rather than structurally implementing it; the partial implementation passed vitest and failed typecheck. CHANGELOG: the entry cited 96.0 s to 9.2-9.7 s, measured hours earlier under load against a different copy at a different chain length. Replaced with a controlled A/B run on two fresh copies of one 745-patch graph, three reads and two captures each: median read 80.0 s to 9.3 s, median capture 59.0 s to 17.1 s. Smaller claimed speedup, but one that reproduces. Refs #848
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The first CI run of the new gate supplies the number its rationale said to wait for. The ubuntu-24.04 reference runner reports 2758 / 543 / 2788 — identical to the local arm64 observation, despite differing in architecture, OS, Node version (v22.23.1 vs v26.0.0) and Git version (2.54.0 vs 2.50.1). CPU medians between the two machines differ by roughly 2.3x over the same corpus. Machine independence is therefore measured rather than argued, so the provisional ~1.6x ceilings can come down to ~1.15x: tight enough that a structural change to the read path must be reviewed, loose enough to absorb a small legitimate addition. calibration.json now records the reference-runner counts alongside the CPU ones and cites the run. Evidence: https://github.com/git-stunts/git-warp/actions/runs/32493429207
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test/helpers/InMemoryGraphAdapter.ts (1)
281-296: LGTM!Also applies to: 417-429, 453-470, 482-515
src/domain/services/controllers/PatchDiscovery.ts (1)
22-25: LGTM!Also applies to: 28-84, 197-229, 254-352, 390-435
test/unit/domain/services/controllers/PatchDiscovery.batched.test.ts (1)
571-601: 📐 Maintainability & Code QualityVerify refactor-slice coverage.
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npm run test:coverageand confirm that the touched patch-discovery refactor reaches 100% coverage. Do not changevitest.config.jsin a targeted coverage run.As per coding guidelines, “For any refactor slice, touched code must reach
100%test coverage before the slice is considered done.”Source: Coding guidelines
test/unit/infrastructure/adapters/InMemoryGraphAdapter.firstParent.test.ts (1)
100-120: LGTM!test/unit/infrastructure/adapters/AdapterConformance.ts (1)
12-16: LGTM!Also applies to: 119-122, 134-212
CHANGELOG.md (1)
12-29: LGTM!Also applies to: 41-58
scripts/performance/PerformancePolicy.ts (1)
1-13: LGTM!Also applies to: 28-35
benchmarks/v19/policy.json (1)
10-14: LGTM!Also applies to: 32-33
benchmarks/v19/calibration.json (1)
31-49: LGTM!Also applies to: 73-95, 112-119
scripts/performance/PerformanceGateChecks.ts (1)
1-153: LGTM!scripts/performance/GatePerformance.ts (1)
12-24: LGTM!Also applies to: 75-99
scripts/performance/PerformanceSummary.ts (1)
25-27: LGTM!Also applies to: 98-100, 125-127
test/unit/scripts/PerformanceModel.test.ts (1)
170-203: LGTM!Also applies to: 382-386, 410-414, 433-433
test/unit/scripts/performance-workflow.test.ts (1)
48-54: LGTM!Also applies to: 115-140
Three review findings from #847. The policy schema gained two required fields while still declaring itself version 1, so a version-1 policy file no longer parsed yet had no way to say so. Bump to 2 behind a named PERFORMANCE_POLICY_SCHEMA_VERSION constant, matching how the result, streaming and comparison schemas already declare their versions. The ceiling test compared against localCalibration.observed, but calibration.json names the reference-runner measurements as primary and the gate runs there. A ceiling below the CI observation would have passed the test and failed on merge. It now asserts against both, and iterates PERFORMANCE_SCENARIOS rather than the policy's own keys, so a scenario dropped from the policy fails here instead of passing vacuously. Verified by lowering a ceiling below the CI count. rejectedProfiles was typed z.array(z.unknown()) out of laziness and now has a real shape. The remaining two `unknown`s are the JSON parse boundary in readBenchmarkJson, which is deliberate — see the thread.
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Summary
logNodesStreamread per chain instead of onegit showper patch commit. Missing bulk capability or incomplete bulk output falls back to the legacy walk with an observable warning.@git-stunts/git-cas6.5.7 supplies persistent object-read sessions, removing the remaining one-shotgit cat-file blobloop without changing the git-warp public API.cat-file,mktree, andfast-importsessions. The checked-in calibration and Git-command ceilings reflect production session topology.Measured evidence
The counterbalanced performance run passed CPU, Git-command, memory, and oversized-streaming gates. All five samples per scenario retained identical semantic fingerprints and materialization evidence across base and head.
A separate same-code dependency comparison used byte-identical session-aware benchmark plumbing on both sides. Moving only git-cas 6.5.5 to 6.5.7 reduced warm commands from 58 to 30, warm CPU from 216.7 ms to 142.3 ms, and warm wall time from 1.12 s to 0.65 s. On a current Think mind, the consumer spawn census fell from 3,205 Git children to 27; 3,179 one-shot blob reads fell to zero, with the same 54-event normalized semantic digest.
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Scope
This does not claim that all Git subprocesses are gone. Cold and incremental materialization still perform many small object writes, commit constructions, and ref publications. The next performance target is to coarsen that staging/publication topology through git-cas bulk contracts, not to add a second canonical Git implementation. The current performance fixture also has a one-patch chain, so issue #849 tracks deeper traversal coverage.
Fixes #848