fix(transfer): close the gaps the live DAG engine review found against rclone - #735
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Rclone export behavior
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change affects synchronization, rclone export, transfer limits, and SFTP lifecycle behavior. Current unresolved risks could skip changed destination content, export an incorrect remote starting folder, exceed configured download limits, or leave SFTP handles insufficiently cleaned up, so these issues should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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… downloads, multi-thread by default Four findings of the DAG engine review of 2026-09-05 (AeroFTP HEAD 3417fcb against rclone v1.74.3 on the same link and payloads), each measured before it was fixed. The speed limit was a per-provider courtesy. `--limit-rate` and `--bwlimit` called `StorageProvider::set_speed_limit`, which only SFTP and MEGA implement; every other provider answered NotSupported and the CLI discarded the answer, so a 20 MiB S3 download asked to run at 2 MiB/s ran at 9.2 MB/s. The limit is now armed once on the process-global transfer governor as two directional buckets (`GlobalTransferGovernor::set_transfer_limits`, re-armable at runtime), and the shared byte loops charge them where the bytes move: the resumable HTTP download helper, the S3, WebDAV, Azure and Backblaze download loops, the two range writers, every S3 request body, B2 part bodies, every multipart `PartBody`, the `ReaderStream` whole-file uploads and the four FTP data-channel loops. The SFTP loops charge the same buckets next to their own pacing. The GUI speed-limit command lands on the same governor, so a provider without its own pacing no longer fails the call. A paced owned body is sent in 256 KiB slices under an explicit Content-Length, so a signed S3 part keeps its length and its signature. Every in-flight S3 part was resident twice. `send_with_retry` copied the whole request body up front "for cloning on retry", and copied it again on each retry. S3 requests now carry their payload as refcounted `Bytes`, the request is rebuilt per attempt by a factory (`send_with_retry_replayable`), and the paced body slices the same `Bytes`; a retry costs a pointer clone. Measured on a local S3 endpoint with a 300 MiB upload: 64 MiB parts went from 593 MB to 390 MB of peak RSS, 16 MiB parts from about 330 MB to about 250 MB (debug build), and with allocator retention removed the remainder is the four in-flight parts by design. The built-request `send_with_retry` keeps its signature and now stores its copy as `Bytes`, so its retries stop copying too. `get --partial` over a finished download failed with "Range not satisfiable: file may have changed on server" (exit 4). The bytes already on disk became the offset of a `Range: bytes=<size>-` request, which a complete object answers with 416. The CLI now compares the local byte count with the remote size first: equal is complete (a leftover `.aerotmp` is finalised), longer restarts, shorter resumes, unknown remote size asks for the tail. Reproduced on MinIO and on a local endpoint. Single-file downloads default to `--multi-thread-streams 4` above the unchanged 250 MiB cutoff, rclone's default shape. The range scheduler, the strict 206 probe and the single-stream fallback all existed behind a flag defaulting to 1; the May 2026 live matrix showed rclone ahead on every 1 GiB download because of that default. The capability gate is unchanged; `--multi-thread-streams 1` restores the old behaviour. Tests: governor bucket re-arming and directional charging, the paced stream and both owned-body forms against a private governor, the CLI speed-limit mapping and the resume plan. `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings` clean. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
…e put creates its parent Two more findings of the DAG engine review of 2026-09-05, both found by exporting the review's nine test profiles to rclone and running the same battery against both tools. `export rclone` wrote SFTP remotes without `known_hosts_file`. AeroFTP checks every SFTP server against `~/.ssh/known_hosts` (russh `check_known_hosts`), while an rclone remote without that key validates nothing and warns on every run, so the export silently lowered the trust the profile had. The remote now carries `known_hosts_file = ~/.ssh/known_hosts` (rclone expands the tilde). The exporter also dropped the starting folder of every path-rooted profile: rclone's sftp, ftp and webdav backends have no start-folder key, so a profile pinned to a sub-folder opened at the account root. The folder now travels as an `alias` remote named `<name>-path` with `remote = <name>:<folder>`, absolute for sftp and relative to the URL root for ftp and webdav, generated through the same namespace the pinned S3 bucket alias uses so it yields to every real profile name. The CLI injects the profile's `initial_path` into the export options next to the existing Zoho injection; a root of `/` carries nothing. A single-file `put` into a remote folder that did not exist failed on SFTP with "Failed to create remote file: No such file" (the harness hit it on the Hetzner lab). `put -r` already created every missing ancestor and rclone's `copyto` creates parents as a matter of course. The single-file path now checks the parent once and, only when it is missing, creates it top-down with the recursive path's ladder, on SFTP, FTP/FTPS and WebDAV only: object stores have no folder to create. Tests: the SFTP export pins known_hosts and emits the start-folder alias after its own section, a root folder emits no alias, a WebDAV alias is relative; the parent-folder helper and the ancestor ladder. `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings` clean. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
…d of refusing the batch The recursive put preflight rejects the whole batch when one target name contains a character the destination forbids (a tab bound for S3, for example), and uploads nothing. That default is deliberate and unchanged. The DAG engine review battery of 2026-09-05 measured the two policies on the same 20-file tree: AeroFTP 0 files, rclone 19 with the one failure reported. The new opt-in flag applies rclone's policy: offending folders and files are set aside (a folder takes its children along), every skip is listed once, the rest is uploaded, and the run ends partial with exit 4 because not everything requested landed. Tests: the split helper keeps the clean rest, names every skipped target once, and is a pass-through when nothing is restricted. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
The shared batch executor recycles a warm clone worker only for providers that opt in through `supports_transfer_worker_reuse`. FTP opted in; SFTP kept the default, so `put -r`, `get -r` and `sync` dialled a new SSH connection, key exchange and authentication included, for every file. The DAG engine review battery of 2026-09-05 measured it on 5000 files of 4 KiB over a 53 ms link with four leases: 1497 s, about 3 files per second, almost all of it handshake. SFTP now opts in on the same terms as FTP. `upload` and `download` short-circuit `ensure_connected` while the channel is open and address every path through `normalize_path`, so a recycled worker carries no per-file state; the executor parks a worker only after a successful transfer; a parked worker whose channel has since died fails its next file loudly, exactly as a fresh dial that failed would. Test: an SFTP provider reports reuse, pinned next to the executor's existing warm-pool test, so an "honest default false" cannot return without a measured reason. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
…s the source The CLI sync planner skipped an unchanged file only when size and mtime were exactly equal. S3-compatible stores report the object's upload time as its mtime, so equality never held there and a second `sync --direction upload` over an unchanged tree re-uploaded everything: the DAG engine review battery of 2026-09-05 measured 5000 files re-uploaded in 84 s on a run that should have moved nothing (the dry-run plan listed 5000 uploads with equal sizes; rclone's no-op over the same tree took 34 s). The same exact-equality rule made any 1 s drift between two clocks, or FAT/FTP MDTM 2 s granularity, a full re-transfer. In one-way mode the destination now counts as current when its mtime is not older than the source's, within a 2 s tolerance: a copy written after the source last changed already holds it, a source edited after the last sync is newer than the destination and is still transferred. Applied symmetrically to `--direction upload` and `--direction download`. Bidirectional sync keeps exact equality, where a difference is a conflict to resolve, and `--skip-matching` is unchanged. Preserving the source mtime as object metadata on S3, which would make equality meaningful there as it is in rclone, stays open and is listed in the review's follow-up baton. Test: the decision helper on the measured timestamps (upload time after the local mtime is current; same second and 2 s drift are current; a later local edit is not; unparsable timestamps fall back to exact equality). Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
In a non-interactive shell the flag is refused unless --max-delete caps it or --dry-run previews it. The DAG engine review harness of 2026-09-05 hit the gate on its first sync cell; the behaviour is deliberate (rclone deletes by default, AeroFTP asks for the ceiling first) and was not written down next to the option. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
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1131-1132: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInject the profile path before deserialization.
The rclone export branch reads
initialPathbut only passes it to the Zoho helper. It never callsinject_rclone_path_export_options. As a result, SFTP, FTP, FTPS, and WebDAV profiles reachexport_rclonewithoutoptions.initial_path, so no start-folder alias is emitted.Apply the path injection for every
source == "rclone"export. Do not gate it oninclude_credentials, because the path is not a credential. Add an end-to-end bridge export test for a non-root SFTP profile.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1551-1554: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApply the directional download throttle to both direct fast paths.
When
download()selectssftp_readahead_downloadorsftp_pipelined_download, usecrate::transfer_dag::throttle::is_unlimited(TransferDirection::Download). The aggregate-only check can bypass a configured directional download limit becauseGovernor::chargecharges both buckets.Add regression coverage for both paths.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 12: Update the single-file downloads changelog entry to clarify that
AeroFTP’s 250 MiB cutoff differs from rclone’s 256 MiB threshold; only the
default stream count matches, so files between the thresholds may behave
differently.
In `@src-tauri/src/bin/aeroftp_cli.rs`:
- Around line 31933-31934: Emit a status message to stderr immediately before
the benchmark_mkdir_ladder loop invokes provider.mkdir, informing the user that
remote parent directories are being created; keep the existing
directory-creation behavior unchanged.
- Line 45218: Update the mtime comparison in the sync decision logic so a
destination newer than the source is not treated as equal content solely because
timestamps and sizes match. Track and use reliable successful-copy metadata, a
version, or content hash, and restrict destination-newer skipping to explicit
update mode; adjust the related test to reject this stale-content case.
In `@src-tauri/src/providers/azure.rs`:
- Around line 1948-1951: The multipart Put Block path must apply upload byte
throttling to every replayable request attempt, including retries. Update
upload_blocks and its put_block/send_with_auth_and_retry flow to create a fresh
throttle_stream body from the retained block payload for each attempt,
preserving the payload across retries while using TransferDirection::Upload.
In `@src-tauri/src/providers/b2.rs`:
- Around line 1354-1358: Update the shared B2 response-consumption path used by
download_multi_thread and do_download_to_bytes so every byte returned from
read_range or resp.bytes() is charged through the download throttle exactly once
before being written or returned. Avoid adding duplicate charges in callers that
already use the shared path, and preserve existing download behavior.
In `@src-tauri/src/providers/http_retry.rs`:
- Around line 103-106: Update the retry flow around send_with_retry so streaming
multipart requests are not passed through the byte-buffer reconstruction path.
In the file upload flow from filelu.rs, either rebuild the file stream and
multipart form for every retry attempt or disable retries for that request,
ensuring the upload body is present on the initial attempt and all retries.
In `@src-tauri/src/rclone_import.rs`:
- Line 2391: Update the path-alias emission around trailing.push_str so
crypt_base uses alias_name when no usable rcloneCryptRemote exists, while
preserving remote_name for an explicit rcloneCryptRemote. Ensure the generated
scoped path includes the alias before the overlay scope, and add regression
tests covering both implicit scope-derived and explicit crypt remotes.
In `@src-tauri/src/transfer_dag/governor.rs`:
- Around line 772-773: In the transfer governor capacity-acquisition flow,
update the calls in the relevant method so
directional_bandwidth(direction).acquire(bytes) runs before
self.bandwidth.acquire(bytes), while preserving both acquisitions and their
existing arguments.
- Line 260: Update acquire_one to create and retain the self.notify.notified()
future before checking bucket state or releasing the state lock, then await that
pre-registered future after computing the delay. Preserve the existing rate and
delay calculation behavior while ensuring concurrent set_rate_bps notifications
cannot be missed.
In `@src-tauri/src/transfer_dag/throttle.rs`:
- Around line 148-151: Update the request-body construction around the chunks
collection to avoid eagerly copying and collecting the entire capped payload
before streaming. Reuse the existing Bytes window path or implement an
owner-backed lazy stream that creates only the next chunk, preserving the
Vec<u8>-based reqwest::Body interface without holding two full payload copies.
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In `@src-tauri/src/bridge_commands.rs`:
- Around line 1131-1132: In the rclone export branch, call
inject_rclone_path_export_options with initial_path for every source == "rclone"
export before deserialization, independent of include_credentials; retain the
Zoho-specific injection as needed. Add an end-to-end bridge export test using a
non-root SFTP profile and verify the start-folder alias is emitted.
In `@src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs`:
- Around line 1551-1554: Update the fast-path selection in download() for both
sftp_readahead_download and sftp_pipelined_download to use
crate::transfer_dag::throttle::is_unlimited(TransferDirection::Download) instead
of the aggregate governor bandwidth check, while preserving the existing
local-path eligibility conditions. Add regression coverage verifying each path
is not selected when a directional download limit is configured.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not use a later destination mtime as proof of equal content.
A destination with different content but the same size can have an mtime later than the source. Line 45218 then marks it current. Lines 46198 and 46268 skip the authoritative source transfer and leave the destination divergent.
Track successful copies with reliable source metadata, a version, or a content hash. Only apply destination-newer skip behavior in an explicit update mode. Update Lines 69479-69485 because the test currently accepts this stale-content case.
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In `@src-tauri/src/bin/aeroftp_cli.rs` at line 45218, Update the mtime comparison
in the sync decision logic so a destination newer than the source is not treated
as equal content solely because timestamps and sizes match. Track and use
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…changes Nine findings of the first review of the branch, each verified before it was changed. The retry helper rebuilt the first attempt from captured parts too, so a streaming body (FileLu's multipart form over a file) went out empty: a regression of the refactor. The first attempt now sends the request exactly as built; only retries rebuild, and a body that could not be captured as bytes is not replayable, as before. Governor: the directional bucket is acquired before the combined one, so a transfer parked on its own depleted bucket has not charged the combined cap; the waiter is registered before the state is read, so a `set_rate_bps` between check and sleep is seen (`notify_waiters` wakes only futures that already exist). Throttle: a capped `Vec` body goes through the zero-copy `Bytes` windows instead of a pre-copied chunk list; a test pins that the windows share the Vec's allocation. Azure: raw request bodies (Put Block included) travel as refcounted `Bytes`, paced under the upload cap and rebuilt per attempt. B2: `read_range` and `do_download_to_bytes` charge the download cap. Export: a scope-derived crypt remote wraps the `<name>-path` alias, so `rcloneCryptOverlayScope` resolves under the start folder; an explicit imported `rcloneCryptRemote` keeps its base. Regression test added. CLI: a status line precedes the creation of a missing parent folder (quiet and JSON stay silent). CHANGELOG states the 250 MiB versus 256 MiB cutoff difference. CLI-GUIDE documents the one-way sync skip rule and its trade-off (a same-size edit written on the destination later than the source), with `--direction both` and `check` as the answers; that rule is kept, because the alternative re-uploaded every unchanged file on every run on S3-compatible stores. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
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Reading a file closed its remote handle only on drop, which queues the close without waiting (`close_nowait`). With the batch executor now reusing one SSH session across thousands of files, the server's per-session handle limit was reached before the queued closes were processed: the after-fix review cell (5000 files over SFTP) failed 4 downloads with "Limit exceeded: handle limit reached" while the 4996 others landed. The three sequential read paths (download, download to bytes, the partial reader) now close the handle and await the server's reply, as the upload path already did. The range and pipelined readers run on a per-range worker that disconnects at the end and are unchanged. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs`:
- Around line 1740-1745: The transfer flow around read_range must close every
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Multi-file transfers reuse a clone worker's connection across files (FTP already did, SFTP since 8563954). A session that lives across thousands of files accumulates state no single transfer sees: the review battery of 2026-09-06 hit the SFTP client's open-handle counter on 4 of 5000 downloads with unbounded reuse, and closing every read handle and awaiting the reply (63c1cce) did not remove the last four, while a packet trace showed opens and closes balanced per file. A worker that has served 128 files is now dropped and the next file dials afresh, the way rclone's pools retire connections; the handshake stays amortised to well under one percent per file on a WAN link. Verified on the same 5000-file cell: 5000 of 5000, byte-identical, 297 s (1497 s before reuse, 726 s for rclone). Test: a reusable worker comes back from the pool until it has served its quota, then it is retired. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 17: Update the one-way sync changelog entry to state that a file is
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…e speed limit The governor caps behind --limit-rate and --bwlimit (v4.2.0, #735) are charged in the shared HTTP loops: S3, WebDAV, Azure, B2, the resumable download helper and every multipart part body. The DAG engine review counted the providers that stream through code of their own as the remaining siblings: 10 download loops (Cloudinary, Filen, GitHub in its three modes, ImageKit, Immich, Koofr, MEGA, Uploadcare) and 12 upload bodies (Cloudinary, Dropbox, FileLu, 4shared, ImageKit, kDrive, Koofr, OneDrive, pCloud, Uploadcare, Yandex Disk, Zoho WorkDrive). Each of those streams is now wrapped by the same pacing helper at its creation, downloads charged per received chunk before the write, uploads per chunk read from disk, so one budget covers every provider in both directions. No behaviour changes without a cap: the helper is a pass-through when neither the combined nor the directional bucket is set. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
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…e speed limit The governor caps behind --limit-rate and --bwlimit (v4.2.0, #735) are charged in the shared HTTP loops: S3, WebDAV, Azure, B2, the resumable download helper and every multipart part body. The DAG engine review counted the providers that stream through code of their own as the remaining siblings: 10 download loops (Cloudinary, Filen, GitHub in its three modes, ImageKit, Immich, Koofr, MEGA, Uploadcare) and 12 upload bodies (Cloudinary, Dropbox, FileLu, 4shared, ImageKit, kDrive, Koofr, OneDrive, pCloud, Uploadcare, Yandex Disk, Zoho WorkDrive). Each of those streams is now wrapped by the same pacing helper at its creation, downloads charged per received chunk before the write, uploads per chunk read from disk, so one budget covers every provider in both directions. No behaviour changes without a cap: the helper is a pass-through when neither the combined nor the directional bucket is set. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
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…e speed limit (#741) * fix(transfer): pace the HTTP cloud providers' own byte loops under the speed limit The governor caps behind --limit-rate and --bwlimit (v4.2.0, #735) are charged in the shared HTTP loops: S3, WebDAV, Azure, B2, the resumable download helper and every multipart part body. The DAG engine review counted the providers that stream through code of their own as the remaining siblings: 10 download loops (Cloudinary, Filen, GitHub in its three modes, ImageKit, Immich, Koofr, MEGA, Uploadcare) and 12 upload bodies (Cloudinary, Dropbox, FileLu, 4shared, ImageKit, kDrive, Koofr, OneDrive, pCloud, Uploadcare, Yandex Disk, Zoho WorkDrive). Each of those streams is now wrapped by the same pacing helper at its creation, downloads charged per received chunk before the write, uploads per chunk read from disk, so one budget covers every provider in both directions. No behaviour changes without a cap: the helper is a pass-through when neither the combined nor the directional bucket is set. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(transfer): pace before reporting progress, and pace Yandex's chunked upload too Two review findings on the sibling throttle. Cloudinary, Uploadcare, ImageKit and Yandex Disk attached their progress-reporting map upstream of the pacing helper, so under an active limit the reported progress ran ahead of the bytes actually leaving; the raw reader stream is now paced first and the progress map sits on the paced stream. Yandex's chunked upload above its threshold sent each chunk as a raw buffer outside the helper; it now goes through the paced owned body under an explicit Content-Length, so the fixed-length contract stays and the cap holds on large uploads too. Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Signed-off-by: axpnet <45786925+axpnet@users.noreply.github.com>
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Six findings of a live review of the DAG transfer engine against rclone v1.74.3 (same link, same random payloads, same targets, cross-tool integrity checks), each measured before it was fixed and covered by a unit test. Details, numbers and the harness live in the internal review archive (
docs/dev/benchmarks/2026-09-05_dag-review-fable/).--limit-rate/--bwlimitwere a silent no-op on every provider except SFTP and MEGA (the provider answered NotSupported and the CLI discarded it). The limit is now armed on the process-global transfer governor and charged where the bytes move: HTTP download loops, S3 request bodies, B2 parts, every multipart part body,ReaderStreamuploads, the FTP data channel, next to the existing SFTP pacing. GUI setting lands on the same governor. Measured: 20 MiB S3 get at--limit-rate 2Mwent from 0.07 s (ignored) to 9.05 s.Bytes, the request is rebuilt per attempt. Measured on a 300 MiB upload: 395 MB to 206 MB peak RSS (16 MiB parts), 562 MB to 335 MB (64 MiB parts).get --partialover a finished download failed with 416; the CLI now compares local bytes with the remote size first (complete, restart, resume).--multi-thread-streamsdefaults to 4 above the 250M cutoff, rclone's default shape; the gate and the single-stream fallback are unchanged.export rclonepinsknown_hosts_filefor SFTP remotes and carries a profile's start folder as a<name>-pathalias (sftp, ftp, webdav). Verified against the real vault: the alias lists, rclone no longer warns about host keys.syncre-uploaded every unchanged file on S3 on every run (exact mtime equality never holds where the store reports upload time). The destination now counts as current when not older than the source, 2 s tolerance; bidirectional keeps exact equality.put -r --skip-restricted(opt-in, default fail-closed unchanged), singleputcreates a missing parent folder on path-rooted protocols, and thesync --deletenon-interactive gate is documented.cargo fmt,cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningsand the focused test suites are green locally; GitHub Actions is the gate for the whole.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
--skip-restrictedfor recursive uploads, allowing other transfers to continue when names are rejected.Bug Fixes
Documentation