chore(git-cli-proxy): size default resources, staleness and heavy-ops cap to the post-long-poll serving regime - #3040
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe analytics service adds semantic drilldown execution, SQL compilation, typed cursors, and query error classification. The Git CLI proxy defaults increase resource limits, extend cache staleness, and reduce heavy-operation concurrency. Several analytics files contain unresolved merge-conflict markers. ChangesSemantic drilldown execution
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/api/metric_drilldown.rs`:
- Line 22: Resolve all remaining merge-conflict markers in metric_drilldown.rs
by selecting and integrating the correct upstream or stashed implementations so
the analytics crate compiles. Reconcile the build_response call with its
definition in the presentation module, preserving the four-argument contract and
passing names and external_links so the evidence page retains both fields.
In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/compiler.rs`:
- Around line 109-112: The drilldown compiler’s free cursor_predicate calls must
match the ordering key and bound parameters. Add the missing helper used by the
call sites, or consistently restore the OrderKey::cursor_predicate path; ensure
the cursor tuple includes evidence.entity_id as its final element and remains
aligned with the eleven emitted placeholders and cursor bindings, preserving
entity_id DESC as the final ordering column.
- Around line 227-229: Complete the migration of ratio_halves and
compile_ratio_query by making their signatures, return values, and call sites
consistent: update ratio_halves to return the three values produced by its body,
keep the caller’s three-element destructuring aligned, and update
compile_ratio_query to accept and propagate cursor as required by its call from
ratio_halves.
In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/cursor.rs`:
- Around line 21-28: Resolve all merge-conflict markers and retain one coherent
implementation across the metric drilldown module. In
src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/cursor.rs lines
21-28, 140-158, 164, 213-243, 252-256, and 298-408, choose one cursor-version
scheme and decode_cursor implementation; in compiler.rs lines 13-21, 33-64,
101-113, 224-230, 288-302, and 701-719, resolve conflicts and repair
ratio_halves and cursor_predicate call sites. In dto.rs lines 8-17 and 246-254,
decide whether search_person_ids remains; in validation.rs lines 247-276, keep
one cursor-resume path; in presentation.rs lines 412-424, retain only imports
used by surviving tests; and in mod.rs lines 26-30, keep one set of exports.
- Around line 26-27: Update the cursor version constants EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION
and SEMANTIC_CURSOR_VERSION to continue after the upstream CURSOR_VERSION = 3,
using unique unused values and never reusing retired versions 1 or 2; keep the
semantic envelope assigned the next value after evidence.
In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/dto.rs`:
- Around line 252-253: The ValidatedMetricDrilldown field search_person_ids must
remain available because validation.rs initializes it and compiler.rs reads it.
Preserve the field in the DTO, or consistently remove both remaining references
and update their construction and compilation logic.
In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/mod.rs`:
- Around line 24-29: Restore the metric_drilldown re-exports for
evidence_unavailable and presents_person, or update metric_drilldown API imports
and call sites to use their defining modules directly; ensure
metric_drilldown.rs compiles without unresolved imports.
In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/validation.rs`:
- Line 260: The selection_fingerprint call in the metric drilldown validation
flow is missing the required columns argument. Update the call to pass the
current selection columns, matching the three-argument signature defined by
selection_fingerprint in cursor.rs, and preserve the existing fingerprint
contract so previously issued cursors remain valid.
- Around line 261-275: The stashed cursor handling in the validation flow must
validate its decoded sort_value through the sorted column’s cast before
accepting the cursor, matching the check used by resume_from and returning the
existing invalid-cursor response on failure. Integrate this check into the
Some(value) branch alongside fingerprint validation, and remove or update the
now-obsolete resume_from path so it does not reference fields absent from
DecodedCursor.
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| MetricDrilldownColumn, MetricDrilldownEntity, MetricDrilldownExportFormat, | ||
| MetricDrilldownExportRequest, MetricDrilldownRequest, MetricDrilldownResponse, | ||
| MetricDrilldownRow, ValidatedMetricDrilldown, build_export, build_response, compile_query, | ||
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Resolve the merge conflict. The file cannot compile.
Literal conflict markers remain in the file at lines 22, 31, 38, 63, 74, 79, 412, 432, 434, 476, 495, 496, 516, 569, and 570. <<<<<<< Updated upstream, =======, and >>>>>>> Stashed changes are not valid Rust, so the analytics crate fails to build.
Settle one point during the resolution: the stashed side calls build_response(req, rows) with two arguments. The definition at src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/presentation.rs lines 28-57 takes four arguments, including names and external_links. If the four-argument definition survives, the call does not compile. If a two-argument form survives, the evidence page renders rows without person names and external links.
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/api/metric_drilldown.rs` at line 22,
Resolve all remaining merge-conflict markers in metric_drilldown.rs by selecting
and integrating the correct upstream or stashed implementations so the analytics
crate compiles. Reconcile the build_response call with its definition in the
presentation module, preserving the four-argument contract and passing names and
external_links so the evidence page retains both fields.
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| let cursor_sql = cursor_predicate( | ||
| cursor, | ||
| "AND", | ||
| "role, toString(evidence.metric_date), ifNull(toString(evidence.observed_at), ''), evidence.source_key, evidence.measure_key, evidence.record_id, evidence.record_kind, ifNull(evidence.subject_key, '')", |
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cursor_predicate is called as a free function that this file does not define.
Lines 109 and 298 call cursor_predicate(cursor, keyword, key_tuple, params). The only definition in this file is the method OrderKey::cursor_predicate at Line 558, which takes three arguments and no keyword. The stashed key tuple also drops evidence.entity_id, while OrderKey::cursor_predicate still binds cursor.entity_id and emits eleven placeholders. A resolution that keeps the stashed call sites without the new helper produces both a missing-symbol error and a placeholder/parameter count mismatch.
Add the free cursor_predicate helper, or keep the OrderKey method and its nine-element tuple. Note that entity_id closes the ordering key; the test at Line 941 asserts entity_id DESC is the last ordering column, so dropping it from the cursor tuple while the ORDER BY retains it would repeat or skip rows at a page boundary.
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/compiler.rs`
around lines 109 - 112, The drilldown compiler’s free cursor_predicate calls
must match the ordering key and bound parameters. Add the missing helper used by
the call sites, or consistently restore the OrderKey::cursor_predicate path;
ensure the cursor tuple includes evidence.entity_id as its final element and
remains aligned with the eleven emitted placeholders and cursor bindings,
preserving entity_id DESC as the final ordering column.
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| cursor: Option<&CursorKey>, | ||
| ) -> Result<(String, Vec<String>), CanonicalError> { | ||
| let (database, table) = req.plan.relation.table_ref(); |
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ratio_halves has a stashed signature that its body does not satisfy.
The stashed side declares ratio_halves(req, cursor) -> Result<(String, Vec<String>), CanonicalError> and binds (database, table). The body below still ends with Ok((numerator, denominator, denominator_expr)) at Line 258, and the caller at Line 265 destructures three elements. After you remove the markers, the types still do not match. Also, compile_ratio_query at Line 261 takes only req, but Line 31 calls it with (req, cursor).
Finish the migration of ratio_halves and compile_ratio_query when you resolve the conflict.
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/compiler.rs`
around lines 227 - 229, Complete the migration of ratio_halves and
compile_ratio_query by making their signatures, return values, and call sites
consistent: update ratio_halves to return the three values produced by its body,
keep the caller’s three-element destructuring aligned, and update
compile_ratio_query to accept and propagate cursor as required by its call from
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| /// Bumped when the ordering key changes: an older cursor addresses a page this | ||
| /// shape would not produce, so it is refused. | ||
| const CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 3; | ||
| ======= | ||
| const EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 1; | ||
| const SEMANTIC_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 2; | ||
| >>>>>>> Stashed changes |
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Unresolved merge conflict markers were committed across all six metric drilldown files. A stash was applied without resolving the conflict. rustc cannot parse <<<<<<< Updated upstream, =======, or >>>>>>> Stashed changes, so the entire analytics crate fails to compile and no test in it can run.
src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/cursor.rs#L21-L28: resolve the markers at Lines 21-28, 140-158, 164, 213-243, 252-256, and 298-408; pick one cursor version scheme and onedecode_cursorimplementation.src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/compiler.rs#L13-L21: resolve the markers at Lines 13-21, 33-64, 101-113, 224-230, 288-302, and 701-719; then repair theratio_halvessignature and thecursor_predicatecall sites flagged separately.src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/dto.rs#L8-L17: resolve the markers at Lines 8-17 and 246-254; decide whethersearch_person_idsstays before you remove either side.src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/validation.rs#L247-L247: resolve the markers spanning Lines 247-276; keep exactly one cursor-resume path and delete the other.src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/presentation.rs#L412-L424: resolve the markers in the test import block and keep the imports the surviving tests use.src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/mod.rs#L26-L30: resolve the markers; both sides export the same items and differ only in ordering.
Removing the markers alone is not sufficient. The separate comments on each file list the type and arity mismatches that remain after the markers are gone.
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src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/cursor.rs#L21-L28(this comment)src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/compiler.rs#L13-L21src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/dto.rs#L8-L17src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/validation.rs#L247-L247src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/presentation.rs#L412-L424src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/mod.rs#L26-L30
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/cursor.rs` around
lines 21 - 28, Resolve all merge-conflict markers and retain one coherent
implementation across the metric drilldown module. In
src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/cursor.rs lines
21-28, 140-158, 164, 213-243, 252-256, and 298-408, choose one cursor-version
scheme and decode_cursor implementation; in compiler.rs lines 13-21, 33-64,
101-113, 224-230, 288-302, and 701-719, resolve conflicts and repair
ratio_halves and cursor_predicate call sites. In dto.rs lines 8-17 and 246-254,
decide whether search_person_ids remains; in validation.rs lines 247-276, keep
one cursor-resume path; in presentation.rs lines 412-424, retain only imports
used by surviving tests; and in mod.rs lines 26-30, keep one set of exports.
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| const EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 1; | ||
| const SEMANTIC_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 2; |
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Do not re-use retired cursor version numbers when you resolve this conflict.
The upstream side sets CURSOR_VERSION = 3. The doc comment states the version is bumped when the ordering key changes, so versions 1 and 2 name older, incompatible ordering keys. The stashed side assigns EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION = 1. After the resolution, a cursor minted by an older deployment at version 1 decodes as the current evidence shape rather than being refused. That resumes a page at an unrelated row.
Continue the sequence instead: keep evidence at 3 (or 4) and give the semantic envelope the next unused number.
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-const EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 1;
-const SEMANTIC_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 2;
+/// Bumped when the ordering key changes: an older cursor addresses a page this
+/// shape would not produce, so it is refused. Numbers are never re-used.
+const EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 3;
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| const EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 1; | |
| const SEMANTIC_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 2; | |
| /// Bumped when the ordering key changes: an older cursor addresses a page this | |
| /// shape would not produce, so it is refused. Numbers are never re-used. | |
| const EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 3; | |
| const SEMANTIC_CURSOR_VERSION: u8 = 4; |
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/cursor.rs` around
lines 26 - 27, Update the cursor version constants EVIDENCE_CURSOR_VERSION and
SEMANTIC_CURSOR_VERSION to continue after the upstream CURSOR_VERSION = 3, using
unique unused values and never reusing retired versions 1 or 2; keep the
semantic envelope assigned the next value after evidence.
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| ======= | ||
| pub cursor: Option<DrilldownPosition>, |
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The stashed side removes search_person_ids, which two other files still use.
validation.rs sets search_person_ids: Vec::new() at Line 288 when it constructs ValidatedMetricDrilldown. compiler.rs reads &req.search_person_ids at Line 107. If you resolve this conflict in favor of the stashed side, both sites fail to compile.
Keep the field, or remove its two remaining uses in the same change.
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/dto.rs` around
lines 252 - 253, The ValidatedMetricDrilldown field search_person_ids must
remain available because validation.rs initializes it and compiler.rs reads it.
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| pub(crate) use error::{export_internal, export_limit, query_error, query_limit_error}; | ||
| pub(crate) use export::{MAX_EXPORT_BYTES, build_export, export_filename}; | ||
| <<<<<<< Updated upstream | ||
| pub(crate) use presentation::{build_response, presentation, presents_person}; | ||
| ======= | ||
| pub(crate) use presentation::{build_response, humanize_field_name, presentation}; |
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Keep the re-exports or update the API imports.
src/backend/services/analytics/src/api/metric_drilldown.rs imports and calls evidence_unavailable and presents_person through crate::domain::metric_drilldown. The branch that removes these re-exports causes unresolved imports.
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/mod.rs` around
lines 24 - 29, Restore the metric_drilldown re-exports for evidence_unavailable
and presents_person, or update metric_drilldown API imports and call sites to
use their defining modules directly; ensure metric_drilldown.rs compiles without
unresolved imports.
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| ) | ||
| .await?; | ||
| ======= | ||
| let fingerprint = selection_fingerprint(tenant_id, &selection)?; |
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The stashed selection_fingerprint call drops an argument the function still requires.
cursor.rs defines selection_fingerprint(tenant_id, selection, columns). Line 260 passes only two arguments. The stashed side of cursor.rs does not change this signature either. Fix the call, or change the signature and the fingerprint contract together.
Changing the fingerprint input is a wire contract change. Cursors already issued would stop matching their own selection and would be refused with "cursor does not match the metric selection".
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/validation.rs` at
line 260, The selection_fingerprint call in the metric drilldown validation flow
is missing the required columns argument. Update the call to pass the current
selection columns, matching the three-argument signature defined by
selection_fingerprint in cursor.rs, and preserve the existing fingerprint
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| let cursor = match cursor { | ||
| Some(value) => { | ||
| let decoded = decode_cursor(&value)?; | ||
| // A semantic position names a dataset relation this plan knows | ||
| // nothing about; the executor that wrote it verifies its own. | ||
| if let DrilldownPosition::Evidence { snapshot_id, .. } = &decoded.position { | ||
| verify_evidence_snapshot(ch, &plan.relation, snapshot_id).await?; | ||
| } | ||
| if decoded.fingerprint != fingerprint { | ||
| return invalid("cursor", "cursor does not match the metric selection"); | ||
| } | ||
| Some(decoded.position) | ||
| } | ||
| None => None, | ||
| }; |
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The stashed cursor path drops the sort-value cast check.
resume_from at Lines 319-323 validates that the replayed sort_value can pass through the sorted column's own cast, and refuses a value ClickHouse would reject. The stashed inline path performs no equivalent check. If the stashed side wins, a caller-supplied cursor whose sort_value does not cast reaches the query, and ClickHouse fails the whole request instead of returning a 400.
resume_from also becomes dead code and still reads envelope.snapshot_id and envelope.key, which DecodedCursor no longer exposes.
Carry the cast check into the new path when you resolve the conflict.
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_drilldown/validation.rs`
around lines 261 - 275, The stashed cursor handling in the validation flow must
validate its decoded sort_value through the sorted column’s cast before
accepting the cursor, matching the check used by resume_from and returning the
existing invalid-cursor response on failure. Integrate this check into the
Some(value) branch alongside fingerprint validation, and remove or update the
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Why. The chart defaults describe the pre-long-poll regime: a 2-CPU pod sized for serves that died in seconds, a 5-minute staleness that refetches mid-walk (generation bumps 409 in-flight continuations), and a heavy-ops cap of 4 whose per-slot disk reservations nearly exhaust the default budget while a fetch queued for a slot holds its entry write lock.
What changed. The CPU limit rises to 4 — serves are CPU-bound, and the limit paces how long their buffers coexist.
defaultMaxStalenessSecondsbecomes 43200: under a daily sync cadence so every sync reads fresh refs, above steady-state run lengths so no walk refetches mid-flight.heavyOpsConcurrencydrops to 2 so one slow clone cannot convoy every other repository's refresh. Comments rewritten to the current rationale.The memory limit stays 8Gi — deliberately. Limits do not reserve, so a limit larger than the node can honour under load takes the container runtime down rather than the pod; the bound that actually caps proxy memory is the serve-concurrency semaphore (#3032), not a bigger ceiling. The comments now say so.
Verified. Helm contract suite (27 passed), both values files parse.
helm lintfailures on the umbrella pre-exist on main (unbuilt chart dependencies) and are unchanged by this diff.