Per-repo logging + archive progress/ETA fixes - #165
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All Arius.Api logging now flows through a single Serilog pipeline built at
the composition root (AddAriusApi) and injected everywhere: host startup,
scheduler, browse queries, Core archive/restore handlers, and the job sinks'
[ETA] trace. A WriteTo.Map sink routes events tagged with a repo's logs
directory into that repo's arius-{date}.txt; host/startup events (no repo
context) go to an app-wide file beside the app DB. Console sees everything.
One minimum level, from ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL (default Information).
Fixes the JobSink [ETA] progress diagnostics never reaching the per-repo log:
they were emitted on ILogger<JobRunner> (host DI, console-only), so
ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL=Debug never surfaced them in arius-{date}.txt. The sink now
takes its diagnostics logger from the per-repo-routed factory, attached in
RepositoryProviderRegistry.BuildAsync.
- AriusLogging: the one logging composition (Map routing + CLI-parity line
format); CreateRepositoryLoggerFactory derives a repo-tagged view.
- AriusApiHost/Program: build + own the logger at the composition root;
Program keeps only a bootstrap console logger for pre-build failures.
- RepositoryProviderRegistry: per-repo factories are repo-tagged views of the
shared logger (no independent per-repo LoggerConfiguration); the rolling
file is owned and flushed by the root logger at process shutdown.
- JobSink.AttachDiagnosticsLogger + internal LogEtaDiagnostics; JobRunner no
longer passes the host logger to the sink.
- Tests: AriusLoggingTests (routing + level gating through the real pipeline);
JobSinkEtaTests ([ETA] emits at Debug, suppressed otherwise, attach seam).
- Add Serilog.Sinks.Map 2.0.0 (CPM).
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Addresses code-review findings on the logging-centralization change:
- Repo delete now releases its log file handle: each repository owns its own
logger (console + rolling file, dispose:true) instead of routing through one
shared WriteTo.Map sink that held every file open until process exit. Remove()
disposes it, closing the handle. Drops the Serilog.Sinks.Map package.
- Invalid/out-of-range ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL no longer silently disables all logging:
it now validates against the known level names and falls back to Information
with a one-line stderr warning (no more undefined-enum minimum level).
- Dispose-vs-build race: Remove() disposes the read provider before its factory,
and DELETE /repos/{id} returns 409 while a job is active.
- Integration-test host isolation: unique directory per test (app-wide log dir
no longer collapses to the shared temp root) and UseSerilog(dispose:true) so
the host owns and flushes the root logger; full-tree cleanup on dispose.
- [ETA] diagnostics logger is attached before StartReporting (covers the
provider-build phase) and JobSink._logger is volatile.
- Registry no longer takes both ILoggerFactory and Serilog.ILogger.
- Consolidate the ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL contract and audit-log line format into
Arius.Core.Shared.AriusLogConfig (plain strings, no Serilog dependency in
Core); CLI/API/Explorer each Enum.Parse the resolved name.
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…ghput Investigated the [ETA] debug trace from a real 75-min archive run (arius-20260721.txt, 1071 GB scanned, ~10.5 GB new) and fixed four progress anomalies it exposed: - Bar ran backwards (pill/list): pct was uploaded/totalNew, and totalNew grew 51x over the run. pct is now the monotonic filled fraction (uploaded+deduped)/total - the same value the detail-page layered bar shows. - ETA spiked to 58 h right after scan: uploadDenom used max(totalNew, total-deduped), and total-deduped lagged dedup badly. Dropped total-deduped; the denominator is the queued-new total (converging lower bound) until the new RoutingCompleteEvent fixes the exact new-byte total, after which the ETA is exact and no longer an upper bound. - Throughput read 16 GB/s at completion: the stale, fast-hash-inflated hash EMA leaked via the eta=0 tie-break. reportedRate now follows the binding term and ties resolve to upload, so end-of-upload reports the transfer rate. - hashed was credited at hash START (FileHashingEvent, before the read), inflating the hash rate and racing the "Hashed & routed" bar ahead. FileHashedEvent now carries FileSize and hashed is credited on completion; FileHashingEvent only advances the phase. Also rewrote the [ETA] diagnostic line to log the full JobSnapshot wire payload verbatim, so a Debug line is 1:1 with what Arius.Web renders. Design: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-21-archive-progress-eta-fixes-design.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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After the retry budget,
TryDeleteDirectoryreturns silently. The test can pass while SQLite, WAL, log, or data-protection files remain in the temporary directory. This can hide the file-locking cause and accumulate artifacts across CI runs.Keep teardown non-throwing if that policy is required, but write a warning to test output or return a cleanup status that the harness can report.
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In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-21-archive-progress-eta-fixes-design.md`:
- Around line 40-163: Revise the design document’s “The fixes” and testing
sections to retain only the high-level decisions, rationale, scope, and expected
outcomes. Remove mechanical implementation details such as formulas, private
field names, event-handler flow, exact log field layouts, source locations, and
test-case mechanics; leave those behaviors to the implementation, code
documentation, and tests.
In `@src/Arius.Api.Integration.Tests/Harness/AriusApiFactory.cs`:
- Line 64: Update the SQLite cleanup in AriusApiFactory to call ClearPool for
the exact AppDatabase connection string instead of ClearAllPools, so parallel
test factories’ pools remain unaffected.
In `@src/Arius.Api.Tests/Composition/AriusLoggingTests.cs`:
- Around line 28-38: Dispose the root logger created by
AriusLogging.BuildRootLogger before reading appWideDir. Replace the using-var
lifetime with a nested using scope or explicit disposal around the logging
operations, while keeping both repository and host log writes unchanged and
ensuring ReadLogFile runs only after root is closed.
In `@src/Arius.Api/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistry.cs`:
- Around line 123-126: Coordinate Remove and BuildAsync in
RepositoryProviderRegistry with a per-repository lifecycle generation or lease
so builds that began before removal cannot register a logger factory afterward.
In GetOrCreateRepoLoggerFactory, reject registrations from stale builds and
ensure the rejected factory is disposed; preserve fresh builds for repositories
that remain registered and the existing provider-then-factory disposal ordering.
In `@src/Arius.Api/Endpoints/RepositoryEndpoints.cs`:
- Around line 75-79: The repository deletion flow around the active-job guard in
src/Arius.Api/Endpoints/RepositoryEndpoints.cs:75-79 must use a
repository-scoped atomic transaction or lock that also serializes job creation,
preventing a job from starting between the guard and deletion. Add deterministic
regression coverage in
src/Arius.Api.Integration.Tests/RepositoryDeleteGuardTests.cs:23-25 that creates
a job during that interleaving and verifies deletion is safely prevented or
serialized.
Apply the same fix in
`@src/Arius.Api.Integration.Tests/RepositoryDeleteGuardTests.cs` around lines 23 -
25: Covered as the required deterministic regression test for the check/delete
race.
In `@src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSink.cs`:
- Around line 389-402: Change JobSink.cs lines 389-402 so the pre-routing
queued-byte ETA does not set etaIsUpperBound true; use the established
provisional/estimating state instead, while preserving exact semantics after
newByteTotalFinal. Update the corresponding design description in
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-21-archive-progress-eta-fixes-design.md lines
66-89 and revise assertions in
src/Arius.Api.Tests/Jobs/ArchiveForwardersHashedRoutingTests.cs lines 42-58,
src/Arius.Api.Tests/Jobs/JobSinkEtaTests.cs lines 176-193, and
src/Arius.Api.Tests/Jobs/JobSinkProgressFixesTests.cs lines 71-87 to validate
the corrected pre-routing and post-routing semantics.
- Around line 121-137: Update src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSink.cs lines 121-137 so
each reporting tick builds one JobSnapshot and reuses it for SignalR emission
and LogEtaDiagnostics, serializing the complete snapshot with the API web JSON
options rather than a manually abbreviated template. Update
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-21-archive-progress-eta-fixes-design.md lines
118-131 to remove the raw complete-wire-logging claim if unsupported. Update
src/Arius.Api.Tests/Jobs/JobSinkEtaTests.cs lines 28-55 to compare diagnostics
against the expected web JSON payload, including full field coverage and numeric
precision.
In `@src/Arius.Core/Features/ArchiveCommand/ArchiveCommandHandler.cs`:
- Around line 517-519: Adjust ArchiveCommandHandler’s post-routing skip handling
so bytes for files skipped after local-read failures are removed from the final
new-byte denominator before publishing RoutingCompleteEvent. Track and reconcile
each skipped routed file’s size in the lines 540-552 flow, then pass the
corrected total from Interlocked.Read(ref incrementalSize) to preserve exact
completion progress and a 100% final snapshot.
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In `@src/Arius.Api.Integration.Tests/Harness/AriusApiFactory.cs`:
- Around line 75-89: Update TryDeleteDirectory so exhausting retries no longer
fails silently: report the unsuccessful cleanup through the harness’s
test-output warning mechanism or return a status that AriusApiFactory can
report, while preserving non-throwing teardown behavior and successful deletion
handling.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make repository deletion atomic with job creation.
The endpoint can observe no active job and then delete the repository after a job becomes active. Use a repository-scoped transaction or lock that also serializes job creation, and add deterministic regression coverage for this interleaving in RepositoryDeleteGuardTests.
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In `@src/Arius.Api/Endpoints/RepositoryEndpoints.cs` around lines 75 - 79, The
repository deletion flow around the active-job guard in
src/Arius.Api/Endpoints/RepositoryEndpoints.cs:75-79 must use a
repository-scoped atomic transaction or lock that also serializes job creation,
preventing a job from starting between the guard and deletion. Add deterministic
regression coverage in
src/Arius.Api.Integration.Tests/RepositoryDeleteGuardTests.cs:23-25 that creates
a job during that interleaving and verifies deletion is safely prevented or
serialized.
Apply the same fix in
`@src/Arius.Api.Integration.Tests/RepositoryDeleteGuardTests.cs` around lines 23 -
25: Covered as the required deterministic regression test for the check/delete
race.
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Confirmed and split out to #174 rather than fixed here.
The window is real: HasActiveJob and DeleteRepository run over two separate SQLite connections. Worth adding to the analysis — the jobs.repo_id foreign key does not back-stop it either, because PRAGMA foreign_keys = on is only issued on the schema-creation connection in AppDatabase.CreateOrUpgradeSchema, and that pragma is per-connection. OpenConnection() therefore runs with FK enforcement off, so an orphan job row inserted after the delete is accepted.
That is why I am not doing this in this PR. Genuinely serializing job creation against the delete needs FK enforcement turned on for every connection, which changes constraint behaviour for every existing insert/delete path in the app DB and deserves its own review. Half-fixing it (an atomic conditional DELETE) would close the check→delete leg while leaving the create leg open, and would read as solved.
Practically it is a local single-user API and the window is the few ms between two round-trips. #174 has both options written up plus the note that RepositoryDeleteGuardTests needs a deterministic interleaving test once the approach is picked.
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@woutervanranst, thanks for the detailed analysis. The finding remains valid, but the complete fix is appropriately deferred to #174.
The jobs.repo_id foreign key does not protect this path while OpenConnection() leaves foreign-key enforcement disabled. A conditional delete would not serialize job creation with repository deletion. It would therefore leave the create-side race unresolved.
#174 should cover per-connection foreign-key enforcement, the selected serialization mechanism, and a deterministic interleaving test in RepositoryDeleteGuardTests.
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Learning: In Arius7, `AppDatabase.HasActiveJob` and `AppDatabase.DeleteRepository` use separate SQLite connections. `PRAGMA foreign_keys = on` is currently issued only by `AppDatabase.CreateOrUpgradeSchema`; because SQLite foreign-key enforcement is per connection, connections opened by `OpenConnection()` do not enforce the `jobs.repo_id` foreign key. Repository deletion must therefore serialize with job creation, and any change to enable foreign keys on every connection requires review of all existing AppDatabase insert and delete paths. GitHub issue `#174` tracks the complete fix and deterministic interleaving coverage in `src/Arius.Api.Integration.Tests/RepositoryDeleteGuardTests.cs`.
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Learning: In `src/Arius.Api/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistry.cs`, repository removal must use per-repository lifecycle generations rather than a set of removed IDs. SQLite can reuse `INTEGER PRIMARY KEY` repository IDs. `Remove` increments the generation under the registry lock. Provider builds capture the generation before asynchronous composition, and `GetOrCreateRepoLoggerFactory` rejects stale generations before it creates or caches a repository logger factory.
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Learning: Applies to src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobRunner.cs : `JobRunner` serializes writers per repository using a `SemaphoreSlim` keyed by repositoryId to prevent concurrent mutating jobs on the same repo
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Learning: Applies to src/Arius.Api/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistry.cs : In `Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistry.cs`, build per-repo Core service graphs with two provider lifetimes: read-only providers cached per repo with inert `JobSink()`, and job providers built fresh per archive/restore
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| // new-byte upload total is final. Progress consumers switch to the exact denominator here. | ||
| await _mediator.Publish(new RoutingCompleteEvent(Interlocked.Read(ref incrementalSize)), cancellationToken); |
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Reconcile post-routing skips before publishing a final new-byte total.
incrementalSize already includes each routed file. A later local-read failure skips that file at lines 540-552 without reducing this total. RoutingCompleteEvent then marks bytes that will never upload as exact. The ETA can remain nonzero and the final snapshot can remain below 100% for a completed job.
Track skipped routed bytes before finalizing the denominator, or extend the progress contract so the sink can reconcile them.
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In `@src/Arius.Core/Features/ArchiveCommand/ArchiveCommandHandler.cs` around lines
517 - 519, Adjust ArchiveCommandHandler’s post-routing skip handling so bytes
for files skipped after local-read failures are removed from the final new-byte
denominator before publishing RoutingCompleteEvent. Track and reconcile each
skipped routed file’s size in the lines 540-552 flow, then pass the corrected
total from Interlocked.Read(ref incrementalSize) to preserve exact completion
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Confirmed and split out to #175 rather than fixed here.
The mechanism is as described: incrementalSize counts each routed file, and the large-upload stage skips a file whose local read fails between hashing and upload without reducing it, so the denominator RoutingCompleteEvent publishes as exact includes bytes that will never upload.
One thing your analysis implies that is worth making explicit: RoutingCompleteEvent fires when routing drains, which is before uploads finish — so this cannot be reconciled at publish time. The sink has to learn about the skip afterwards, which is the "extend the progress contract" option, not the "track before finalizing" one. #175 sketches it: long Size = 0 on FileSkippedEvent, the real size passed at the post-routing skip sites only (the hash-stage skip must stay 0 — those files never reached incrementalSize), and a forwarder that subtracts.
Deferred because it needs a file to become unreadable in the seconds between hashing and upload, and the visible effect is a small residual ETA and sub-100 % pct at the end of the run — which is arguably honest, since that file genuinely was not archived.
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@woutervanranst, agreed. RoutingCompleteEvent occurs before the upload stages finish, so ArchiveCommandHandler cannot reconcile a later local-read failure before it publishes the event.
The follow-up design in #175 is appropriate. Post-routing FileSkippedEvent instances should carry the routed file size. Hash-stage skips should keep Size = 0. A forwarder can then reduce the finalized new-byte total in JobSink.
Keeping this finding open for the follow-up work.
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Learning: In `src/Arius.Core/Features/ArchiveCommand/ArchiveCommandHandler.cs`, `RoutingCompleteEvent` is published after deduplication and routing drain but before uploads finish. A local-read failure after routing must be reconciled after event publication. The planned contract uses `FileSkippedEvent.Size`, with zero for hash-stage skips and the routed size for post-routing skips, so an API forwarder can reduce the new-byte total in `JobSink`.
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This reverts commit bd7c673.
The root logger was held open by `using var` while ReadLogFile ran, so on Windows the live Serilog file sink (FileShare.Read, which excludes the writer) made File.ReadAllText throw IOException. Failed CI on windows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Core_Is_Exposed_Primarily_Through_Mediator flagged Arius.Cli.CliBuilder -> Arius.Core.Shared.AriusLogConfig. That type is a deliberate shared contract (ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL + the line format each host feeds its own Serilog), not a Core implementation service, so it belongs in the explicit exemption list alongside RepositoryLocalStatePaths. Failed CI on linux and macos. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove() dropped the repository's cached logger factory, but a provider build already in flight could complete ComposeAsync afterwards and cache a *fresh* factory under the removed id. Nothing disposes that one, so the deleted repository's rolling log file stayed open for the rest of the process. A per-repository lifecycle generation, bumped by Remove and re-checked when the factory is registered, voids such a build instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The reporting tick built one snapshot for SignalR and a second for the [ETA] diagnostics, so concurrent events could make the logged line disagree with the payload sent in that same tick — defeating the point of a trace whose purpose is to reproduce what the web renders. Build once per tick and pass that instance to both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dropping the `total - deduped` denominator also dropped the only conservative one. `totalNew` counts just the chunks routing has discovered so far, so the pre-routing estimate grows as routing continues -- JobSinkProgressFixesTests shows 4 s becoming 19 s -- which makes the "<=" the UI rendered a claim in exactly the wrong direction. Rename EtaIsUpperBound -> EtaIsProvisional across the wire, the [ETA] log and the web, and render "(estimating)" instead of "<= ". The estimate is now marked as still firming up without asserting a bound it does not have. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
AGENTS.md places superpowers design specs under docs/history/superpowers/, overriding the skill's default docs/superpowers/specs/ — that tree is the one mkdocs keeps out of the nav and the one docs/history/INDEX.md indexes. Move the spec there and index it. Addresses the location half of CodeRabbit's comment on the doc; the content itself stays as-is (see the PR thread). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Exhausting the retry budget returned silently, so a handle we forgot to close would leave the sqlite/WAL/log files behind and look like a clean pass. Teardown stays non-throwing; it just says so on stderr now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/Arius.Api.Tests/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistryRemovalTests.cs`:
- Around line 60-62: Update the stale-build assertion around build in
RepositoryProviderRegistryRemovalTests to require RepositoryNotFoundException
instead of the broad Exception type, while preserving the existing logsDirectory
absence assertion.
In `@src/Arius.Api/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistry.cs`:
- Around line 161-162: Update LoadConnection to read and capture
CurrentGeneration(repositoryId) before loading the repository, then pass that
captured generation through the existing BuildAsync/GetOrCreateRepoLoggerFactory
flow so deletion before loading fails and deletion afterward makes the
generation stale.
In `@src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSink.cs`:
- Around line 201-204: Update the XML summary for SetNewByteTotal so
_queuedNewBytes is described only as a provisional denominator, removing the
incorrect “upper-bound” characterization while preserving the rest of the
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| // The build is void: its repository is gone, so it must fault rather than cache a logger factory. | ||
| await Assert.That(async () => await build).Throws<Exception>(); | ||
| await Assert.That(Directory.Exists(logsDirectory)).IsFalse(); |
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Assert the expected stale-build failure.
Throws<Exception>() also accepts unrelated failures from GatedComposer or provider construction. Assert RepositoryNotFoundException so the test proves that repository removal invalidates the in-flight build.
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- await Assert.That(async () => await build).Throws<Exception>();
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| // The build is void: its repository is gone, so it must fault rather than cache a logger factory. | |
| await Assert.That(async () => await build).Throws<Exception>(); | |
| await Assert.That(Directory.Exists(logsDirectory)).IsFalse(); | |
| // The build is void: its repository is gone, so it must fault rather than cache a logger factory. | |
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In `@src/Arius.Api.Tests/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistryRemovalTests.cs`
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| // Captured before the awaited compose below; re-checked when the logger factory is registered. | ||
| var generation = CurrentGeneration(repositoryId); |
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Capture the lifecycle generation before loading the repository.
LoadConnection runs before CurrentGeneration. If Remove runs between these calls, BuildAsync captures the incremented generation. The later check in GetOrCreateRepoLoggerFactory then succeeds and creates a logger factory after deletion.
Read the generation first. Then load the connection. A deletion before the load fails the load. A deletion after the load makes the captured generation stale.
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| // Captured before the awaited compose below; re-checked when the logger factory is registered. | |
| var generation = CurrentGeneration(repositoryId); | |
| private async Task<ServiceProvider> BuildAsync(long repositoryId, PreflightMode mode, JobSink jobSink, CancellationToken cancellationToken) | |
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| /// <summary>Records the exact, final count of new (non-deduped) original bytes to upload, from | ||
| /// <c>RoutingCompleteEvent</c>. Until this fires the upload ETA uses the still-growing | ||
| /// <see cref="_queuedNewBytes"/> as a provisional (upper-bound) denominator.</summary> | ||
| public void SetNewByteTotal(long newByteTotal) { Interlocked.Exchange(ref _newByteTotal, newByteTotal); _newByteTotalFinal = true; } |
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Correct the ETA denominator documentation.
Line 203 calls _queuedNewBytes an “upper-bound” denominator. Before routing completes, it is a still-growing lower bound because routing can discover more new bytes. State that it is provisional instead.
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In `@src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSink.cs` around lines 201 - 204, Update the XML summary
for SetNewByteTotal so _queuedNewBytes is described only as a provisional
denominator, removing the incorrect “upper-bound” characterization while
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…cleans up AppDatabase pools its connections, so on Windows a pooled physical handle kept app.sqlite open and the teardown delete threw IOException. Clear the pool first, and trim the trailing separator before deriving the repository root from the logs directory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
"both rolling files" left the reader to work out which two, and duplicated the comment three lines above it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
cross-cutting/logging.md — the per-host table now reflects the shared AriusLogConfig contract (level + line format are no longer duplicated CLI <-> Api) and the web host's two loggers; adds a routing table for which file an event lands in, the app-wide fallback and why it exists, and invariants for the delete handle-release and the invalid-level fallback. hosts/web.md — the adaptive-ETA section describes the queued-new denominator and EtaIsProvisional (the "understates remaining work" invariant was inverted by the denominator change); adds the monotonic-pct invariant and the DELETE 409 guard. cross-cutting/events-and-progress.md — RoutingCompleteEvent; FileHashedEvent now carries FileSize. core/features/archive-command.md — the publish point on stage-3 drain. guide/deployment.md — /data/logs/ in the volume table. guide/cli.md — the API writes files too, and an invalid ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL falls back to Information. Also fixes one stale code comment in ArchiveForwarders left by the EtaIsUpperBound -> EtaIsProvisional rename. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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61-69: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep the design document at the contract level.
The added table lists concrete setup methods, DI registration details, sink configuration, file names, and disposal calls. These details duplicate implementation behavior and can drift. Keep the externally visible routing and lifetime invariants here. Link to implementation and tests for mechanical details.
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In `@docs/design/cross-cutting/events-and-progress.md`:
- Line 19: Update the FileHashingEvent/FileHashedEvent contract description to
state that both events carry FileSize, with FileHashingEvent providing the
progress denominator and FileHashedEvent crediting hashed bytes upon completion.
In `@docs/design/cross-cutting/logging.md`:
- Around line 67-68: Update the CLI sink description on Line 21 to clarify that
Information is only the default minimum level, or reference
AriusLogConfig.ResolveLevelName() as the source when ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL overrides
it; keep the table’s resolved-level behavior consistent.
In `@docs/guide/deployment.md`:
- Line 187: Update the “App-wide log” documentation to describe persistence
across container replacement or recreation when the /data volume is reused,
rather than claiming this behavior specifically distinguishes docker restart
from docker logs.
In `@src/Arius.Api.Tests/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistryRemovalTests.cs`:
- Line 8: Add Microsoft.Data.Sqlite as a direct package reference in
Arius.Api.Tests.csproj so RepositoryProviderRegistryRemovalTests can use
SqliteConnection.ClearAllPools() without relying on Arius.Api’s transitive
dependency.
- Around line 67-70: Scope the await-using registry in an inner block so it is
disposed before the finally cleanup runs. Ensure all registry operations remain
inside that scope, then retain the existing Directory.Delete logic after
disposal to release the Serilog file sink before removing the log directory.
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In `@docs/design/cross-cutting/logging.md`:
- Around line 61-69: Reduce the logging table to externally visible contracts:
logging scope, routing/sinks at a high level, location patterns, rolling and
retention guarantees, minimum-level behavior, line-format invariants, and
lifecycle/flush guarantees. Remove concrete implementation symbols, DI/setup
details, exact sink options, file naming mechanics, and disposal-call
references; link to the relevant implementation and tests for those details.
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| | `FileScannedEvent` / `ScanCompleteEvent` | per-file enumeration tick / final totals | | ||
| | `EntryExcludedEvent` | a file/dir excluded *at enumeration* (excluded, broken symlink, unreadable dir) — never scanned; tallied into `ArchiveResult.EntriesExcluded` | | ||
| | `FileHashingEvent` / `FileHashedEvent` / `FileSkippedEvent` | hashing lifecycle of one file; `FileSkippedEvent` drops an already-scanned file mid-pipeline (vs `EntryExcludedEvent` above) | | ||
| | `FileHashingEvent` / `FileHashedEvent` / `FileSkippedEvent` | hashing lifecycle of one file; `FileSkippedEvent` drops an already-scanned file mid-pipeline (vs `EntryExcludedEvent` above). Only `FileHashedEvent` carries `FileSize`, so a consumer credits bytes on **completion** rather than on entry | |
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Correct the event contract description.
Both events carry FileSize. State that FileHashingEvent provides the progress denominator, while FileHashedEvent credits hashed bytes on completion.
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In `@docs/design/cross-cutting/events-and-progress.md` at line 19, Update the
FileHashingEvent/FileHashedEvent contract description to state that both events
carry FileSize, with FileHashingEvent providing the progress denominator and
FileHashedEvent crediting hashed bytes upon completion.
| | Min level | `AriusLogConfig.ResolveLevelName()` (`Information`) | same, one level for both loggers | same | | ||
| | Line format | `AriusLogConfig.LineTemplate` (`[ts] [u3] [T:id] [ShortSourceContext] {msg}`) | **the same constant** | own `outputTemplate` (full `SourceContext`, date + zone) | |
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Clarify that Information is the default CLI level.
The new table says the CLI uses AriusLogConfig.ResolveLevelName(), but Line 21 still says the CLI sink has an Information minimum. These statements conflict when ARIUS_LOG_LEVEL is set to Debug, Warning, or another valid level. Update Line 21 to say Information is the default or reference the resolver.
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| | Data-Protection key ring | `/data/keys` | **Decrypts your stored account keys + passphrases** | | ||
| | Arius.Core caches (`~/.arius`) | `/data/.arius` | [chunk index](../glossary.md#chunk-index), [filetree](../glossary.md#filetree), [snapshot](../glossary.md#snapshot) caches — rebuildable, but speeds up browsing | | ||
| | Per-repository logs | `/data/.arius/{account}-{container}/logs/` | One daily-rolling log per repository capturing every archive/restore/browse operation (in the same directory and line format the CLI uses) — your forensic trail | | ||
| | App-wide log | `/data/logs/` | The same daily-rolling format for everything with no repository context: startup and shutdown, the scheduler, and provider-build failures. Survives a container restart, unlike `docker logs` | |
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Describe container recreation, not container restart.
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| using Arius.Core.Shared; | ||
| using Arius.Core.Shared.Storage; | ||
| using Microsoft.AspNetCore.DataProtection; | ||
| using Microsoft.Data.Sqlite; |
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print({'registry_declaration': using_line, 'finally': finally_line, 'directory_deletes': delete_lines})
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In C#, the order and behavior of resource disposal, file deletion, and file sharing are defined by both language specifications and operating system (Windows) behavior. ### C# Using Declaration Disposal Order When using using declarations, the C# compiler ensures that resources are disposed of in the reverse order of their declaration [1][2]. * Scope: A variable declared with a using declaration is disposed of when control leaves the scope in which it was declared [1][3]. * Reverse Order: If multiple using declarations exist within the same scope, they are disposed of in the reverse order of their declaration (the most recently declared resource is disposed of first) [2][4]. * Mechanism: The compiler transforms these declarations into a try/finally block structure, ensuring that Dispose() is called even if an exception occurs or the method returns early [1][3][5]. ### FileStream, FileShare.Delete, and Deletion When a FileStream is opened on Windows with FileShare.Delete, it allows other processes to mark that file for deletion while your stream still holds an open handle [6][7]. * Behavior: Opening a file with FileShare.Delete permits a subsequent File.Delete() call to succeed even while your stream is active [6][7]. However, this does not mean the file is immediately removed from the file system [6]. * Pending Deletion: On Windows, the file is typically marked for deletion but remains in the file system until the very last handle to that file—including your FileStream—is closed [8][6][9]. While in this "pending" state, the file exists, but any attempts to open it again will generally fail with an access denied error [6][9]. * Directory.Delete: Directory.Delete() behaves similarly in that it may fail or be unable to remove the directory if any process (including the current one) has an open handle or active working directory reference to it [10][11]. On Windows, directory and file deletion operations can encounter "access denied" errors if resource handles are not fully released, which is why proper disposal via using statements is critical [11][7]. ### Summary of Order If you have a using declaration for a FileStream and you call Directory.Delete or File.Delete within the same scope before the stream's disposal, the deletion request will likely fail if the operation requires immediate removal (due to the open handle) [8][11]. You must ensure the FileStream is disposed of (closing the handle) before the file system can finalize the deletion [12][7]. Top results: [1][2][13][8][6][11][9]
Citations:
- 1: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/statements/using
- 2: https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/main/docs/features/enhanced-using.md
- 3: https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/csharp/language-reference/statements/using.md
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59378228/c-sharp-8-using-declaration-scope-confusion
- 5: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/garbage-collection/using-objects
- 6: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39954313/what-happens-to-a-filestream-when-the-file-is-deleted-by-a-different-process
- 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21917691/file-delete-fails-silently-how-to-debug
- 8: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/closing-and-deleting-files
- 9: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/fileapi/nf-fileapi-deletefile2a
- 10: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.io.directory.delete?view=net-10.0
- 11: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78496537/directory-is-not-removed-for-file-system-after-directory-delete
- 12: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60424732/did-the-behaviour-of-deleted-files-open-with-fileshare-delete-change-on-windows
- 13: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.io.fileshare?view=net-9.0
Dispose registry before deleting its log directory.
await using var registry is disposed after the finally block. Its logger factory owns a Serilog file sink that can block Directory.Delete on Windows. Put registry usage in an inner scope so disposal completes before filesystem cleanup.
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In `@src/Arius.Api.Tests/Composition/RepositoryProviderRegistryRemovalTests.cs`
around lines 67 - 70, Scope the await-using registry in an inner block so it is
disposed before the finally cleanup runs. Ensure all registry operations remain
inside that scope, then retain the existing Directory.Delete logic after
disposal to release the Serilog file sink before removing the log directory.
Design for exposing per-stream throughput (hashing vs upload/download) instead of a single arbitrated scalar. Supersedes the total==0 Math.Max stop-gap with backend-owned liveness + two DTO fields; ETA unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
While the scan is still running (total == 0) BuildSnapshot reported transferRate, which is 0 on a dedup-heavy repo (nothing uploaded yet) — so throughput read 0 B/s for the entire scan+hash window (~65 min on a 480 GB repo) despite hundreds of GB being actively hashed. Report max(hashRate, transferRate) so the live hashing stream is surfaced. Superseded shortly by the per-stream throughput split (see design spec). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
BuildSnapshot now emits HashThroughputBytesPerSec and UploadThroughputBytesPerSec, each zeroed when its stream is idle/done; ThroughputBytesPerSec becomes their max (the dominant rate). ETA logic unchanged. Supersedes the total==0 Math.Max stop-gap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
OpenConnection opened a pooled connection and then ran `PRAGMA synchronous = normal` before returning it, so a throw from that PRAGMA leaked the connection: the caller's `using` does not exist yet. The leaked connection's sqlite3 SafeHandle is finalized later and the pool can hand that dead handle to a subsequent lease, turning one transient failure into a cascade. Found while diagnosing the 2026-08-23 archive run, which died after 2h49m on `SQLITE_ERROR (1) 'SQL logic error'` from FindCoveredPrefixes and then hit `ObjectDisposedException: 'SQLitePCL.sqlite3'` in HashCacheLocalStore.Upsert — both at prepare time on a just-leased pooled connection. The mechanism that killed the first handle is still open; see #176. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The "faulting would stop draining a *bounded* channel and deadlock its producer" justification does not hold for any of the three per-file catches: hash drains filePairChannel, large upload drains largeChannel, tar build drains smallChannel — all unbounded, as the document's own memory invariant already states. Replace it with the real reason, describe the filters as they actually are (a denylist that swallows any exception type, so an infrastructure fault is reported as an unreadable file), and link the classification review in #176. Also: backpressure is isolated to one byte-carrying channel (sealedTarChannel), not two. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/design/core/features/archive-command.md`:
- Line 113: The hash-stage documentation currently describes catch-filter
implementation details and an overly broad exception policy. Update the
hash-stage behavior so its per-file catch handles only expected file-read
failures, while storage and index faults still propagate; then remove the
catch-filter mechanics and other code-level exception details from the
archive-command document, preserving only the intended contract.
In `@docs/history/superpowers/2026-08-23-split-throughput-design.md`:
- Line 46: Update the fenced code block in the design document by adding text,
or the appropriate language identifier, to its opening fence so it satisfies
markdownlint rule MD040.
In `@src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSnapshot.cs`:
- Around line 20-23: Update JobSnapshot deserialization or persistence
compatibility so the legacy EtaIsUpperBound property in existing state_json
values maps to EtaIsProvisional, preserving its value instead of defaulting to
false. Ensure newly written snapshots and existing rows remain readable without
losing this flag.
In `@src/Arius.Web/src/app/shared/job-format.ts`:
- Around line 32-38: The throughputRow formatter must not infer completion from
producedBytes and a zero rate, because incomplete streams can legitimately have
an EMA of zero. Update throughputRow and its callers to use an explicit
completion predicate or completion state, returning “done” only for completed
streams while preserving live positive-rate formatting and the “—” result for
incomplete streams without throughput; add a regression test for an incomplete
stream with produced bytes and a zero rate.
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| - **The snapshot reflects exactly what enumeration yields this run.** Exclusions are applied during the walk, so an excluded — or newly-excluded — entry never reaches a stage and cannot enter the rebuilt filetree; re-archiving after adding an exclusion makes that file disappear from the new snapshot (older snapshots still reference it). [ADR-0019](../../../decisions/adr-0019-central-file-exclusion-configuration.md). | ||
| - **Timestamps are captured once, at hash time**, into `HashedFilePair` — no downstream stage re-reads file metadata. | ||
| - **A single unreadable file never faults a draining stage.** Hash, large upload, and tar build each catch a per-file open/read failure (`when (!ct.IsCancellationRequested)`), publish `FileSkippedEvent`, and continue — because faulting would stop draining a *bounded* channel and deadlock its producer. By contrast, **storage/index faults in upload propagate** and fail the run (a rerun then performs crash recovery rather than reporting a false success). | ||
| - **A single unreadable file never faults a draining stage.** Hash, large upload, and tar build each catch a per-file open/read failure, publish `FileSkippedEvent`, and continue — one broken link, permission denial, or file deleted mid-run must not throw away a multi-hour run. By contrast, **storage/index faults in upload propagate** and fail the run (a rerun then performs crash recovery rather than reporting a false success). The catch filters are currently `when (!ct.IsCancellationRequested)` (hash adds `&& ex is not HashCacheLocalStoreException`), i.e. a denylist: they swallow *any* exception type, so an infrastructure fault is reported as an unreadable file. That classification — and what "fail the run" should do to the still-running stages — is under review in [#176](https://github.com/woutervanranst/Arius7/issues/176). |
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There is no publicly documented "issue 176" for the Arius7 repository by woutervanranst [1]. The Arius7 repository (a rewrite of the original Arius project for Azure Blob Storage archival) has several open and closed issues related to the ArchiveCommand pipeline and exception handling, but none numbered 176 [1]. Key discussions around ArchiveCommandHandler and error handling include: - Issue #84: Focused on improving diagnostic logging in ArchiveCommandHandler by replacing unsafe ILogger casts with properly injected typed loggers to avoid suppressing warnings during file enumeration [2]. - Issue #83 and related work: Involved refactoring tar construction out of ArchiveCommandHandler into a dedicated TarBundleBuilder to separate concerns and improve state management [3]. - Issue #80: Addressed dependency leaks where ArchiveCommandHandler relied on FileTreeService to manage chunk-index cache invalidation [4]. - Commit c3f126f: Introduced robust error handling during file enumeration (via SafeEnumerate), ensuring that inaccessible or unreadable directories do not fault the scan but are instead logged as warnings [5]. If you are encountering a specific error related to ArchiveCommand, please verify the issue number or check the repository's issue tracker for the most recent discussions [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/woutervanranst/Arius7
- 2: Inject a typed LocalFileEnumerator logger in ArchiveCommandHandler #84
- 3: Refactor archive tar construction into dedicated builder #83
- 4: Refactor snapshot-mismatch cache invalidation out of FileTreeService.ValidateAsync #80
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Narrow the hash-stage catch before documenting this contract.
The hash-stage catch covers more than file reads and excludes only HashCacheLocalStoreException. A non-read failure can therefore emit FileSkippedEvent and produce an incomplete snapshot. The upload and index calls are outside their per-file OpenRead catches and do propagate. Narrow the hash catch to expected file-read failures, then remove the catch-filter mechanics from this document because docs/**/*.md must not restate code behavior.
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In `@docs/design/core/features/archive-command.md` at line 113, The hash-stage
documentation currently describes catch-filter implementation details and an
overly broad exception policy. Update the hash-stage behavior so its per-file
catch handles only expected file-read failures, while storage and index faults
still propagate; then remove the catch-filter mechanics and other code-level
exception details from the archive-command document, preserving only the
intended contract.
Source: Coding guidelines
| Keep the `eta` / `etaIsProvisional` branch logic exactly as-is. Remove the `reportedRate` selection | ||
| (including the `Math.Max` scan stop-gap) and compute the three throughput fields independently: | ||
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In `@docs/history/superpowers/2026-08-23-split-throughput-design.md` at line 46,
Update the fenced code block in the design document by adding text, or the
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| public double HashThroughputBytesPerSec { get; init; } // local hashing rate; 0 once hashing is done or before it starts | ||
| public double UploadThroughputBytesPerSec { get; init; } // upload rate (archive) / download rate (restore); 0 when that stream is idle or done | ||
| public required int Pct { get; init; } // byte-weighted; legacy consumers read this | ||
| public bool EtaIsUpperBound { get; init; } // archive: true while hashing incomplete (new-bytes not yet final) → render "≤" | ||
| public bool EtaIsProvisional { get; init; } // archive: true until routing fixes the exact new-byte total; the estimate can still move in either direction |
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recognized_by_new = legacy_keys & new_props
print("legacy_snapshot_json=", legacy_json)
print("old_property_present=", "EtaIsUpperBound" in old_props)
print("new_property_present=", "EtaIsProvisional" in new_props)
print("legacy_keys_recognized_by_new_shape=", sorted(recognized_by_new))
for path in [
"src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobRunner.cs",
"src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobViewResolver.cs",
"src/Arius.Api/Hubs/JobsHub.cs",
"src/Arius.Api/Jobs/RehydrationPollingService.cs",
]:
text = show("032703d9", path)
hits = [
line.strip() for line in text.splitlines()
if "JsonSerializer.Serialize(" in line or "JsonSerializer.Deserialize<PersistedJobState>" in line
]
print(path, hits)
PY
printf '%s\n' '--- current web ETA property and rendering ---'
rg -n -C 3 'etaIs(UpperBound|Provisional)|formatEta|estimating|≤' src/Arius.Web/srcRepository: woutervanranst/Arius7
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Microsoft System.Text.Json default property naming and deserialization behavior when JSON contains a property whose name does not match any target .NET property
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In System.Text.Json, the default property naming behavior and handling of unmapped JSON properties are as follows: Default Property Naming By default, System.Text.Json preserves property names exactly as they are defined in the.NET class [1][2]. To change this behavior, you can set the JsonSerializerOptions.PropertyNamingPolicy property [3][4]. Using built-in policies (such as JsonNamingPolicy.CamelCase) will apply that transformation to property names during both serialization and deserialization [1][2]. The [JsonPropertyName] attribute can be applied to individual properties to override any global naming policy [3][5][6]. When this attribute is present, the specified name is used for both serialization and deserialization regardless of the configured naming policy [6][2]. Handling Unmapped JSON Properties When a JSON payload contains properties that do not match any target.NET class members, the default behavior of System.Text.Json is to ignore them [7][8][9]. However, starting in.NET 8, you can configure the serializer to throw a JsonException when it encounters unmapped members [7][8]. This can be achieved in the following ways: 1. Globally: Set the JsonSerializerOptions.UnmappedMemberHandling property to JsonUnmappedMemberHandling.Disallow [7][10][8]. 2. Per-type: Decorate your POCO class with the [JsonUnmappedMemberHandling(JsonUnmappedMemberHandling.Disallow)] attribute [7][8]. 3. Via Contract Customization: Modify the JsonTypeInfo.UnmappedMemberHandling property for specific types [7][8][11]. If you prefer to keep these values rather than ignore or reject them, you can use the [JsonExtensionData] attribute on a Dictionary<string, object> or Dictionary<string, JsonElement> property, which will capture all unmapped JSON properties during deserialization [8].
Citations:
- 1: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/system-text-json/customize-properties
- 2: https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/standard/serialization/system-text-json/customize-properties.md
- 3: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.text.json.jsonserializeroptions.propertynamingpolicy?view=net-10.0
- 4: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.text.json.jsonserializeroptions?view=net-11.0-pp
- 5: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.text.json.jsonserializeroptions.propertynamingpolicy?view=net-11.0-pp
- 6: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.text.json.serialization.jsonpropertynameattribute?view=net-9.0
- 7: https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/standard/serialization/system-text-json/missing-members.md
- 8: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/system-text-json/migrate-from-newtonsoft
- 9: https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/standard/serialization/system-text-json/deserialization.md
- 10: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.text.json.jsonserializeroptions.unmappedmemberhandling?view=net-11.0-pp
- 11: https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/standard/serialization/system-text-json/custom-contracts.md
Preserve EtaIsUpperBound in persisted snapshots.
Older state_json values contain EtaIsUpperBound. Current deserialization ignores that unknown property, so EtaIsProvisional defaults to false. Add a compatibility mapping or migrate existing rows before removing the old name.
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In `@src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSnapshot.cs` around lines 20 - 23, Update JobSnapshot
deserialization or persistence compatibility so the legacy EtaIsUpperBound
property in existing state_json values maps to EtaIsProvisional, preserving its
value instead of defaulting to false. Ensure newly written snapshots and
existing rows remain readable without losing this flag.
| /** One throughput row's value: the formatted rate while the stream is live, "done" once it has moved | ||
| * bytes but its rate has dropped to 0, and "—" before it has produced anything. */ | ||
| export function throughputRow(rate: number | null | undefined, producedBytes: number | null | undefined): string { | ||
| if ((rate ?? 0) > 0) return formatThroughput(rate); | ||
| return (producedBytes ?? 0) > 0 ? 'done' : '—'; | ||
| } | ||
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printf '%s\n' '--- Snapshot and rate logic ---'
sed -n '285,455p' src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSink.cs
printf '%s\n' '--- JobSink call sites and terminal state handling ---'
rg -n -C 5 'BuildSnapshot|StopReporting|Done|SetStatus|HashThroughputBytesPerSec|UploadThroughputBytesPerSec|throughputRow' \
src/Arius.Api src/Arius.Web/src/app
printf '%s\n' '--- Relevant tests ---'
rg -n -C 5 'JobSink|HashThroughput|UploadThroughput|throughputRow|HashedBytes|UploadedBytes' \
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sed -n '160,285p' src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSink.cs
printf '%s\n' '--- Exact BuildSnapshot liveness block ---'
sed -n '348,430p' src/Arius.Api/Jobs/JobSink.cs
printf '%s\n' '--- Tests and project files mentioning JobSink ---'
git ls-files | rg '(^|/)(Tests?|test|Testing)(/|$)|JobSink|JobSnapshot'
rg -n -C 4 'SampleForEta|BuildSnapshot|FoldRate|HashThroughputBytesPerSec|UploadThroughputBytesPerSec' \
--glob '*.cs' --glob '*Test*.cs' --glob '*Tests*.cs' .
printf '%s\n' '--- Deterministic reachability probe ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import math
def fold(rate, delta, dt, alpha):
if delta <= 0:
return rate
instant = delta / dt
return instant if rate <= 0 else alpha * instant + (1 - alpha) * rate
# This models the implemented first-sample behavior and one flat tick.
rate = 0.0
first_progress = 1_000
last_progress = first_progress
rate_after_first_sample = rate
rate_after_flat_tick = fold(rate_after_first_sample, 0, 1.0, 1 - math.exp(-1 / 3.0))
print({
"first_sample_progress": first_progress,
"rate_after_first_sample": rate_after_first_sample,
"rate_after_flat_tick": rate_after_flat_tick,
"incomplete_stream": True,
"produced_bytes": first_progress,
"throughputRow_result": "done" if rate_after_flat_tick <= 0 and first_progress > 0 else "not done",
})
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printf '%s\n' '--- Focused progress-fix tests ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- Compact behavioral probe ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from dataclasses import dataclass
`@dataclass`
class Case:
name: str
live: bool
rate: float
produced: int
cases = [
Case("archive hashing after first sample", live=True, rate=0.0, produced=1000),
Case("archive upload after first sample", live=True, rate=0.0, produced=1000),
Case("restore download after first sample", live=True, rate=0.0, produced=1000),
Case("completed stream", live=False, rate=0.0, produced=1000),
]
for c in cases:
row = "done" if c.rate <= 0 and c.produced > 0 else ("—" if c.produced <= 0 else "formatted")
print(f"{c.name}: live={c.live}, rate={c.rate}, produced={c.produced}, throughputRow={row}")
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Use an explicit completion predicate for throughput rows.
JobSnapshot permits a stream rate of 0 while the stream is idle, but throughputRow maps any positive producedBytes with that rate to "done". SampleForEta can leave an EMA at 0 after its first sample while the stream remains incomplete. Pass completion state to the formatter, or change the backend contract so zero is emitted only for completed streams. Add a regression test.
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In `@src/Arius.Web/src/app/shared/job-format.ts` around lines 32 - 38, The
throughputRow formatter must not infer completion from producedBytes and a zero
rate, because incomplete streams can legitimately have an EMA of zero. Update
throughputRow and its callers to use an explicit completion predicate or
completion state, returning “done” only for completed streams while preserving
live positive-rate formatting and the “—” result for incomplete streams without
throughput; add a regression test for an incomplete stream with produced bytes
and a zero rate.
formatThroughput capped at MB/s, so a warm-cache hash rate rendered as "106693.0 MB/s". Delegate to formatBytes so a rate climbs to GB/s and TB/s like every other byte figure on screen. JobFormat.Bytes stopped at GB for the same reason: a TB-scale archive logged "1930.00 GB original" while the UI beside it read "1.93 TB". Same ladder now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This branch bundles two related pieces of work on the Arius.Api job/observability path.
1. Archive progress / ETA fixes
Investigated the
[ETA]Debug trace from a real 75-min archive run (arius-20260721.txt— 1071 GB scanned, ~10.5 GB genuinely new, i.e. heavily deduplicated) and fixed four anomalies it exposed. All fixes are inJobSink.BuildSnapshot, driven by two small Core changes, and are locked down with tests.pct = uploaded / totalNew;totalNewgrew 51× over the run (fed byChunkUploadingEvent)pct = (uploaded + deduped) / total— the monotonic filled fraction the detail-page layered bar already showsuploadDenom = max(totalNew, total − deduped);total − dedupedlags dedup badly after scantotal − deduped; use the converging queued-new total until the newRoutingCompleteEventfixes the exact new-byte total (then the ETA is exact and no longer a≤upper bound)eta = 0tie-breakreportedRatefollows the binding term; a tie resolves to upload, so end-of-upload reports the transfer rateCore changes (behind the fixes):
FileHashedEventnow carriesFileSize; hashed bytes are credited on completion (FileHashedForwarder) instead of at hash start — so the "Hashed & routed" bar and the hash-term ETA track real work.FileHashingEventnow only advances the phase.RoutingCompleteEvent(NewByteTotal)published when the dedup/route stage drains, carrying the exactincrementalSize. It's the skip-safe gate for the ETA denominator (nothashed >= total, which unreadable/skipped files could wedge).[ETA]diagnostic rewritten to emit the fullJobSnapshotwire payload verbatim, so a Debug line is 1:1 with what Arius.Web renders (bar layers, ETA/throughput strings, tiles all reproducible from it).Design doc:
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-21-archive-progress-eta-fixes-design.md.Behavior to note
totalNewBytes("Uploaded X of Y new data") still grows during the run (left as-is — cosmetic, and it no longer drives the bar/ETA).2. Per-repo logging
arius-{date}.txtcarries its own Core + API events (this is what surfaces the[ETA]trace underARIUS_LOG_LEVEL=Debug).AriusLogConfig(shared configuration + log-level fallback) inArius.Core.Shared; wired throughArius.Api(AriusLogging,RepositoryProviderRegistry,JobRunner),Arius.Cli, andArius.Explorer.Tests
All affected backend suites green: Arius.Api.Tests 64, Arius.Cli.Tests 164, Arius.Core.Tests 655 (1 pre-existing skip), Arius.Api.Integration.Tests 20.
New/updated tests for the progress work:
JobSinkProgressFixesTests(5) — monotonic pct; pct =(uploaded+deduped)/total; ETA uses the queued-new denominator nottotal−deduped; routing-complete makes the ETA exact/non-upper-bound; throughput at completion is the transfer rate.ArchiveForwardersHashedRoutingTests(3) — hashed credited on completion; hashing only advances the phase; routing-complete fixes the exact total.ArchiveFastHashTests(+1, Core) — a real archive run publishesFileHashedEventwith the file size and oneRoutingCompleteEventwith the exact new-byte total.JobSinkEtaTests— updated the bound test to the routing gate; added a wire-field mirroring test.No TypeScript changes — the
JobSnapshotwire shape is unchanged, so Arius.Web's formatters/components are unaffected.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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