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Architecture audit §4.8 pre-v1 action 1: lock in the Hybrid Logical Clock ordering primitive now so any post-v1 CRDT integration (Loro is the bet-on choice) does not force a schema break. Columns added (all INTEGER, nullable, no default): - files - file_locations - file_metadata - tags - file_tags - volumes Exclusions (device-local, never synced): - volume_mounts (machine_id scoped — same volume on two devices is two rows, not one converging row) - scan_progress / thumbnail_queue (process state) - device_config No population in this commit — lazy-populated by Batch B+ writer paths. No change to existing updated_at. No Loro integration. Packing: 48 low-bits ms + 16 high-bits counter = non-negative i64. Helper + tests arrive in `crates/core::Hlc` (following commit). Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-A-foundations-design.md
Architecture audit §4.8 pre-v1 action 2: reserve the table shape that Loro integration will persist into post-v1. Empty for v1; locks the schema so v2 doesn't force a schema break. Schema verbatim from audit §4.8: id TEXT PRIMARY KEY snapshot BLOB version_vector BLOB updated_at INTEGER NOT NULL hlc INTEGER No rows inserted in v1. No Loro crate added. The table carries `hlc` matching the column added to CRDT-eligible tables in V009. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-A-foundations-design.md
Architecture audit §4.8 pre-v1 action 3: generation + packing helper
for the hlc column added to CRDT-eligible rows in V009. Pure stdlib;
no new deps.
API:
- `Hlc { ms: u64, counter: u16 }` — Copy + Ord + Hash.
- `Hlc::now()` — monotonically non-decreasing per process; handles
wall-clock backward step + same-ms counter tiebreak + counter
saturation.
- `Hlc::pack() -> i64` — non-negative; Ord over i64 matches Ord over
(ms, counter). 48 low bits ms + 16 high bits counter.
- `Hlc::unpack(i64) -> Hlc` — inverse of pack.
Covers ~4460 years of positive-ms from epoch; counter up to 65535
events per ms.
Population of the hlc column lands in Batch B+ (writer paths).
Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-A-foundations-design.md
Prior layout in 414fe10 packed `ms` into bits 0-47 and `counter` into bits 48-62, which inverted the packed i64 Ord relative to the `(ms, counter)` Ord the struct derives. Example: `Hlc{ms:100, counter:0}.pack() = 100`; `Hlc{ms:50, counter:1}.pack() = 281474976710706`. Derived `Ord` says A > B; packed Ord said A < B. This fix flips the layout: counter in bits 0-15 (full u16 range restored), ms in bits 16-62 (47 bits = ~4460 years from epoch), bit 63 = 0 (enforced by HLC_MAX_MS cap). Packed i64 Ord now matches derived `(ms, counter)` Ord — the invariant SQL `ORDER BY hlc` depends on. Also adds `packed_ord_matches_derived_ord` unit test to guard the invariant. HLC_MAX_COUNTER returns to u16::MAX (full 65535) because counter is now in low bits where the sign concern doesn't apply. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-A-foundations-design.md
Architecture audit §1 action 3 / §4.1: extract application-service layer as concrete UseCase structs. This commit lands only the crate skeleton (Cargo.toml, lib.rs with module declarations + doc block). The five UseCase modules (scan, search, tag, volume, metadata) + AppContainer + telemetry land in subsequent commits per the batch plan. Depends on: nothing new; uses existing perima-core / -fs / -hash / -media deps. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §3.1 / §4.1: ~450 LOC of scan orchestration currently
duplicated across crates/cli/src/cmd/scan.rs +
crates/desktop/src/commands.rs::run_scan_inner{,_with_metadata}.
This commit lifts the orchestration into crates/app::ScanUseCase
— concrete struct, Arc<dyn Port> fields, single async fn execute.
CLI + Desktop migrations (Task 8 + Task 9 of the batch plan)
make the existing call sites one-liners delegating to this
UseCase.
Design gaps resolved:
- Cancellation: tokio_util::sync::CancellationToken carried in
FullScan / Rescan command variants (per-execute handle; test
callers use fresh tokens). tokio-util added to crates/app deps.
- on_persist sentinel migration: kept as Arc<dyn Fn + Send +
Sync> field on FullScan. Lifting it to a FileEvent variant
would cascade through every EventBus impl across
crates/{db,cli,desktop} and break the "no public API break in
crates/core" Batch-B constraint. Cleanup path: Batch E adds
FileEvent::LocationUpserted + a SentinelMigrationHandler
adapter once async-broadcast lands.
- Thumbnailer: Arc<ThumbnailGenerator> on UseCase struct
(container builds once; no_thumbnails FullScan flag falls back
to disabled() regardless of the field).
- Per-file prints: removed from UseCase body; ScanReport carries
per_file_entries + manifest_files + volume_mount so CLI (Task
8) and Desktop (Task 9) can print + write manifest themselves.
crates/app does NOT depend on perima-db (spec §2 IN), so
.perima/manifest.db writes stay shell-side.
Rescan delegates to execute_full with with_metadata=false,
dry_run=false, no_wait_metadata=true, on_persist=None —
idempotence comes from INSERT OR REPLACE semantics in the
adapter upserts.
Tests: 4 in #[cfg(test)] — dry_run_hashes_but_does_not_persist,
full_scan_persists_without_metadata, rescan_is_idempotent,
cancellation_short_circuits_before_persist. Real SQLite-backed
adapters (perima-db in dev-deps) exercise the persist paths;
a small in-module NullBus + RecordingMetadata mock covers the
metadata-queue gating.
Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §3.1 / §4.1: search + FTS5 rebuild orchestration duplicated in crates/cli/src/cmd/search.rs + crates/desktop/src/commands.rs. This commit lifts both into crates/app::SearchUseCase — concrete struct, Arc<dyn SearchRepository> + Arc<dyn EventBus> fields, single async fn execute. CLI + Desktop migrations (Task 8 / 9) make the existing call sites one-liners. The events field is held but not emitted from in this batch (Batch E owns bus wiring). SearchCommand::Query default limit is 50 — matches clap default_value in CLI. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §3.1 / §4.1: tag list/attach/detach + list-files-with-tags orchestration duplicated across crates/cli/src/cmd/tag.rs + crates/desktop/src/commands.rs. This commit lifts all four into crates/app::TagUseCase — concrete struct, Arc<dyn TagRepository> + Arc<dyn MetadataRepository> + Arc<dyn EventBus>, single async fn execute. CLI + Desktop migrations (Task 8 / 9) make the existing call sites one-liners. Three fields (not two from skeleton): ListFilesWithTags merges file-location rows from MetadataRepository with tag rows from TagRepository — the third field is architecturally required. TagFilter defined in app layer (not core): packs limit + volume Option<VolumeId> that list_files_with_tags_inner historically took as positional args. FileWithTags defined in app (not core): aggregation convenience assembled from three repo results, not a domain type. Attach/Detach variants return u64(1) affected-ops count (matching sqlite::changes() semantics; port returns () so 1 = success). Events field is placeholder for Batch E bus wiring. 4 tests cover List, Attach, Detach, ListFilesWithTags. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §3.1 / §4.1: volume list + record_mount orchestration duplicated across crates/cli/src/cmd/volumes.rs + crates/desktop/src/commands.rs::list_volumes_inner. This commit lifts both into crates/app::VolumeUseCase — concrete struct, Arc<dyn VolumeRepository> + Arc<dyn EventBus>, single async fn execute. CLI + Desktop migrations (Task 8 / 9) make the existing call sites one-liners. Events field placeholder for Batch E bus wiring. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §3.1 / §4.1: list_files + list_files_with_metadata
orchestration duplicated across crates/cli/src/cmd/{ls,metadata}.rs
+ crates/desktop/src/commands.rs. This commit lifts both into
crates/app::MetadataUseCase — concrete struct, Arc<dyn FileRepository>
+ Arc<dyn MetadataRepository> + Arc<dyn EventBus>, single async fn
execute. CLI + Desktop migrations (Task 8 / 9) make the existing
call sites one-liners.
DeviceId carried per-command (matches Tag/Volume pattern). Events
field placeholder for Batch E bus wiring.
Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §4.1: AppContainer is the single dependency hub CLI + Desktop + future axum/plugin shells consume. Clone is cheap (all fields are Arc<T>). AppContainer::new builds the 5 UseCases once, sharing the same Arc<dyn EventBus> across them. Accepts a Vec of handlers and wires them into a CompositeEventBus internally — the single bus-construction site in the codebase after Task 8/9 delete the shell-local copies. Moves CompositeEventBus from crates/cli/src/cmd/watch.rs + crates/desktop/src/commands.rs to crates/app/src/container.rs. Stays out of crates/core because tracing::warn! usage is not allowed there. Shell-local copies stay until Task 8 (CLI migration) + Task 9 (Desktop migration) remove them. AppDeps is a flat Arc<dyn Port> DI struct with 8 fields: 7 repository/service ports plus Arc<ThumbnailGenerator> (concrete, no port abstraction yet — matches the ScanUseCase constructor added in Task 2). Shells construct it directly. Batch D will add specta derives to the IPC-bound types inside commands.rs; AppDeps stays domain-only. Tests cover: composite fan-out to multiple handlers, fan-out continuation after a handler failure (tracing::warn swallowed), empty-handler no-op, container construction with real perima-db adapters, and Arc-sharing of the events bus across all 5 UseCases (strong count = 6 = container + one clone per UseCase). Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §3.1 / §3.3: ~450 LOC of scan orchestration duplicated across
CLI and Desktop; commands.rs is ~1000 LOC symptom. This commit
migrates crates/cli/src/cmd/{scan,search,tag,volumes,ls}.rs to
delegating dispatchers that call container.xx.execute.
AppContainer is built once per dispatch in main.rs via a
build_container helper with the shell's chosen event handlers
(currently a LogEventHandler only; watch still builds its own
DbEventHandler + local bus).
Deletes: shell-local CompositeEventBus struct + impl in
cmd/watch.rs (now imports perima_app::CompositeEventBus for the
watch-only DbEventHandler fan-out; Task 7 landed the hoist).
LogEventHandler stays crate-visible in watch.rs until Task 10
moves it to perima_app::telemetry.
scan.rs drops 449 -> 183 LOC (-59%): the walk / hash / persist
/ metadata-queue / manifest body now lives in
perima_app::ScanUseCase::execute. Per-file stdout lines stay in
the CLI via ScanReport::per_file_entries; shells decide format.
cmd/metadata.rs (single-file re-extract) intentionally unchanged
- single-file metadata extraction is not one of the five Batch-B
UseCases and is tracked as a post-v1 concern.
ls.rs + tag.rs retain short-lived SqliteTagRepository /
SqliteFileRepository opens for operations that current UseCase
outputs do not surface (volume/tag post-filter in ls; path->hash
resolve in tag add/rm; attachment counts in tag ls). Matches the
existing cmd/metadata.rs pattern and is a clear follow-up for a
future UseCase extension batch.
Tests: all 32 crates/cli/tests/* integration tests pass unmodified
(scan_persists, ls_output, tag_cli_test, search_cli_test,
volumes_output, watch_integration, etc.). Workspace excluding
perima-desktop: 200 tests passing.
Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Plan: docs/superpowers/plans/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase.md (Task 8)
…in CLI) The Task 8 commit (82dbbab) left watch.rs building a second CompositeEventBus around a watch-local DbEventHandler, violating spec §4 acceptance: "Grep for CompositeEventBus::new outside crates/app/src/container.rs returns zero". This fix extends build_container(db_path, extra_handlers) so the watch dispatcher constructs its DbEventHandler via the new build_watch_db_handler helper, passes it as an extra handler, and AppContainer::new wraps all handlers in the single CompositeEventBus. watch.rs::run consumes container.events directly — no shell-layer bus construction. Also removes the `_container: &AppContainer` unused-param smell at cmd/watch.rs:168 by actually using the parameter. Tests: 32/32 CLI tests continue to pass unmodified. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Audit §3.1/§3.3: commands.rs orchestration moves into crates/app UseCases. Every migrated #[tauri::command] becomes a thin state.container.xx.execute(cmd).await delegate. AppState adds Arc<AppContainer> additively (existing metadata/tag/search_repo Arcs retained for _inner test-helper seam; follow-up batch removes them). lib.rs::setup builds one AppContainer via a new build_container(db_path, shared_repos, extra_handlers) helper that hands the TauriEventEmitter + DbEventHandler + LogEventHandler as extra_handlers so exactly one CompositeEventBus::new exists in production code (crates/app::AppContainer::new). start_watch no longer reconstructs a bus — it clones state.container.events into DebouncedWatcher. Shell-side residuals retained with WHY blocks: write_manifest (crates/app has no perima-db dep), volume post-filter (MetadataCommand::ListFiles has no volume filter yet), attach_tag's second upsert_tag (TagOutput returns a row count, not a Tag), detach_tag's id→name lookup (TagCommand::Detach takes name), start_watch's short-lived find_or_create (no VolumeCommand::FindOrCreate yet) — all flagged on #119 for post-Batch-B cleanup. Kept _inner helpers: run_scan_inner, run_scan_inner_with_metadata, list_files_inner, list_files_with_metadata_inner, list_volumes_inner, list_tags_inner, attach_tag_inner, detach_tag_inner, list_files_with_tags_inner, search_inner — each directly referenced by crates/desktop/tests/commands_test.rs. No public Tauri command surface change; existing desktop tests pass unmodified on CI (local verification gated on system gdk-3.0 libs). Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md Plan: docs/superpowers/plans/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase.md Task 9
…etry #69 consolidation — `LogEventHandler` was a shell-local type duplicated across `crates/cli/src/cmd/watch.rs` and `crates/desktop/src/commands.rs` with identical bodies (`tracing::info!(?event, "file event"); Ok(())`). After the Batch B Task 8 + 9 migrations both shells construct the `AppContainer` the same way, so the handler naturally lives in `crates/app` alongside `AppContainer::new` — one canonical home for a shell-agnostic observability adapter. New: `crates/app/src/telemetry.rs` exposes `pub struct LogEventHandler` re-exported at the crate root. Two unit tests cover `Created` and `Renamed` variants. Deliberately NOT hoisted: `DbEventHandler`. It touches `Arc<SqliteFileRepository>` (a `crates/db` concrete adapter), so hoisting it would force `perima-app` to depend on a concrete adapter and break the ports-and-adapters boundary. It stays shell-local in both CLI and Desktop. Wire-up changes: - `crates/cli/src/main.rs::build_container` — uses `perima_app::LogEventHandler` instead of the deleted `crate::cmd::watch::LogEventHandler`. - `crates/desktop/src/lib.rs::run` — pulls `LogEventHandler` from `perima_app::{…}` alongside `AppContainer` + `AppDeps`; the `commands::{…}` import drops to just `DbEventHandler`. - `crates/desktop/src/commands.rs` module comment updated to explain why `DbEventHandler` stays shell-local (was covering the deleted `LogEventHandler` too). No behavior change: both shells construct `Arc::new(LogEventHandler)` once at container-build time, same call shape as pre-hoist. Invariant verified post-change: rg 'struct LogEventHandler' crates/*/src # → one hit: crates/app/src/telemetry.rs Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-B-app-usecase-design.md
Batch C §A5 kick-off. Adds workspace deps flume 0.12 + r2d2 0.8 +
r2d2_sqlite 0.32; introduces three new crates/db modules:
- writer.rs: SqliteWriter::start opens a Connection, runs Refinery
migrations synchronously on that connection, then spawns the writer
thread moving the connection in. SqliteWriterHandle is Clone;
join(self) drops the sender before joining the JoinHandle to avoid
the own-sender deadlock. Dispatch scaffold shows the per-handler
shape (spec §3.3) — handle_{volume,tag,metadata,file,search} are
match-on-empty stubs until Tasks 2-6 populate their sub-enums.
- pool.rs: ReadPool newtype over r2d2::Pool<SqliteConnectionManager>,
size 4, SQLITE_OPEN_READ_ONLY | SQLITE_OPEN_NO_MUTEX, with_init
pragmas (busy_timeout=5000, temp_store=MEMORY, mmap_size=256MB,
query_only=1). Test-only in_memory_shared_cache uses SQLITE_OPEN_URI
+ unique name so parallel tests don't collide.
- cmd.rs: WriteCmd top-level + 5 #[non_exhaustive] empty sub-enums.
ReplyTx<T> alias over flume::Sender<Result<T, CoreError>>; bounded(1)
per command. WHY flume over tokio::oneshot: blocking_recv panics
inside a tokio runtime context; flume recv is runtime-agnostic.
No existing repo code touched — Tasks 2-6 each migrate one repo end
to end. No existing open_and_migrate callsite removed yet — Task 7
does the final production-callsite sweep.
Unit test: writer_spawns_and_shuts_down_cleanly (in-memory writer,
explicit join consumes the handle, writer exits cleanly on channel
disconnect).
Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model-design.md
Plan: docs/superpowers/plans/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model.md Task 1
…r + read pool (Batch C Task 2)
SqliteVolumeRepository now holds (flume::Sender<WriteCmd>, ReadPool)
instead of Mutex<Connection>. Writes build a VolumeWriteCmd variant
with a flume::bounded(1) reply channel, send to the writer actor, and
block on the reply. Reads checkout a PooledConnection from the r2d2
pool and run SQL directly. HLC populated on every INSERT/UPDATE to
volumes.hlc via a single `Hlc::now().pack()` per WriteCmd. No events
emit — volume register + mount-recording are not on the FileEvent
bus surface today; the writer receives a NoopBus in Task 2 and the
after-COMMIT emit path is scaffolded for Tasks 3-6.
- crates/db/src/cmd.rs: populate VolumeWriteCmd::{FindOrCreate,
RecordMount} with payloads + flume reply channels. Drop
#[non_exhaustive] now that variants exist.
- crates/db/src/writer/volume.rs (NEW): lifts SQL bodies for
find_or_create + record_mount from the pre-Batch-C adapter. Binds
`hlc = ?3` on every INSERT/UPDATE to volumes; volume_mounts has no
hlc column per V009 (device-local). Shared `touch_and_commit`
helper keeps find_or_create_impl under the clippy line ceiling.
- crates/db/src/writer/mod.rs (renamed from writer.rs): adds
`mod volume;`, delegates WriteCmd::Volume dispatch to volume::handle,
removes the now-unused handle_volume stub.
- crates/db/src/volume_repo.rs: struct collapses to { writer, reads }.
Legacy ::new(conn) constructor is deleted. Cheap to Clone (both
fields are internally refcounted). Tests use a tempfile-backed DB
because the writer's in-memory Connection::open_in_memory is
per-connection private and can't be shared with a separate read
pool (design note in volume_repo::tests::test_db doc-comment). All
9 existing repo-level tests migrate + pass.
- crates/db/tests/writer_hlc_volume.rs (NEW): integration test
proves acceptance criterion A4.4 — find_or_create populates hlc on
INSERT and refreshes it to a strictly greater value on UPDATE.
- crates/app/src/container.rs: AppContainer gains a new
`volumes: Arc<dyn VolumeRepository>` field. Shell sites that call
find_or_create (scan/watch startup) operate outside the UseCase
surface and now use `container.volumes` instead of opening a
short-lived repo. Test harness (deps_harness) returns the writer
handle alongside TempDir + AppDeps so the writer thread outlives
the tests.
- crates/app/src/volume.rs + scan.rs + metadata.rs: test fixtures
swap open_and_migrate-based volume repo construction for
SqliteWriter::start + ReadPool::open.
- crates/cli/src/main.rs: build_container now starts a writer + pool
once per dispatch and wires the new-style SqliteVolumeRepository.
File/Tag/Metadata/Search still use legacy open_and_migrate(conn) —
Tasks 3-6 migrate those. The writer receives a NoopBus (not the
AppContainer composite) because Batch B's single-
CompositeEventBus-construction-site invariant forbids a second
composite here and no volume command emits today; Batch E re-
plumbs this via async-broadcast.
- crates/cli/src/cmd/watch.rs + cmd/metadata.rs: remove their
short-lived SqliteVolumeRepository::new(conn) sites and delegate
to container.volumes. dispatch_metadata now builds a container
(previously bypassed it).
- crates/desktop/src/lib.rs: build_container mirrors the CLI change
and returns (container, writer_handle). The writer handle is
stored via tauri's app.manage so a future shutdown command can
join it explicitly; the container keeps the thread alive via its
sender clone.
- crates/desktop/src/commands.rs: {run_scan_inner_with_metadata,
list_volumes_inner} build their own short-lived writer+pool for
the test-only _inner seam. start_watch delegates its
find_or_create to state.container.volumes.
Hybrid state caveat: until Tasks 3-6 land, build_container runs one
writer-driven migration sweep and then opens legacy rusqlite
Connections for File/Tag/Metadata/Search — WAL mode makes the
redundant opens cheap. Every surviving open_and_migrate callsite
targets a not-yet-migrated repo.
Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model-design.md
Plan: docs/superpowers/plans/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model.md (Task 2)
… read pool (Batch C Task 3) SqliteTagRepository now holds (flume::Sender<WriteCmd>, ReadPool). TagWriteCmd populated with UpsertTag / DeleteTag / Attach / Detach variants carrying a bounded reply channel. Writer-side SQL handler at crates/db/src/writer/tag.rs binds one Hlc::now().pack() per command across tags.hlc and file_tags.hlc (spec §3.7). Reads (list_tags, tags_for_hashes, files_with_tag, count_files_for_tag) go through r2d2_sqlite pool directly. AppContainer exposes tags: Arc<dyn TagRepository> for shell call-sites that bypass TagUseCase (count_files_for_tag, files_with_tag). CLI ls/tag short-lived tag-repo paths use writer+pool. Desktop lib.rs wired. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model-design.md
…tor + read pool (Batch C Task 4) Lifts `SqliteMetadataRepository` off `Mutex<Connection>` onto the single-writer actor + `r2d2_sqlite` read pool pattern established by Tasks 1-3. Writes (`upsert_metadata`, `update_thumbnail`) now build `MetadataWriteCmd` variants with a `flume::bounded(1)` reply channel; reads (`find_by_hash`, `list_with_metadata`) check out a pooled connection directly. The legacy `SqliteMetadataRepository::new(Connection)` constructor is deleted; every caller now supplies `(writer_sender, read_pool)`. HLC: `file_metadata.hlc` is populated on every INSERT (`UpsertMetadata` insert branch), every UPDATE (extractor-driven UPDATE branch) and every `UpdateThumbnail` UPDATE. The `Unchanged` arm (equivalence proxy match) deliberately skips all writes — prior `hlc` preserved, matching the "one HLC per user-visible logical event" invariant from spec §3.7. Single `Hlc::now().pack()` per command, bound to every row the command touches. Reads: pool-only, no writer hop. `find_by_hash` and `list_with_metadata` run SELECT directly against a `PooledConnection`. Events: `FileEvent` has no `MetadataExtracted` / `ThumbnailReady` variants today (Created/Modified/Deleted/Renamed only). Writer handlers pass the bus through unused with a WHY-comment pointing at Batch E's `AppEvent` supersession. Container: adds `AppContainer::metadata_repo: Arc<dyn MetadataRepository>` field mirroring the existing `volumes` + `tags` shell-handle pattern — the CLI `perima metadata <path>` command clones the adapter into its `MetadataQueue` worker without opening a second writer (spec §3.1). Tests: new `crates/db/tests/writer_hlc_metadata.rs` integration test asserts HLC population on INSERT, UPDATE, thumbnail-flip, and Unchanged-preserves invariants via a raw read-only connection. Existing adapter + use-case test harnesses flipped to the writer+pool shape established in Tasks 2-3. Build container (CLI + Desktop): Metadata is now the third adapter sharing the single writer actor (Volume, Tag, Metadata); File and Search remain legacy-connection until Tasks 5-6. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model-design.md
…+ read pool (Batch C Task 5) Lifts SqliteFileRepository write paths (upsert_file, upsert_location, update_location_status, update_location_path, migrate_sentinel_row) into crates/db/src/writer/file.rs. Adapter becomes a thin send/recv shim for write paths; list_file_locations reads go through r2d2_sqlite pool. HLC populated on every files.hlc + file_locations.hlc write (one HLC per command per spec §3.7). Legacy new_legacy(conn) constructor kept (deprecated) so that Task 7 callsites in cli/desktop/app compile unchanged; all non-desktop callers updated to use the deprecated shim with #[allow(deprecated)]. Integration test crates/db/tests/writer_hlc_file.rs confirms hlc > 0 on INSERT, strictly greater on UPDATE, and unchanged on Unchanged arm, for all five write variants. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model-design.md
writer/file.rs: module doc + upsert_location_impl doc referenced a collision-soft-delete branch that doesn't exist in upsert_location_impl (the collision path lives in update_location_path_impl only). Clarify: upsert_location has None → INSERT, match → Unchanged, else → UPDATE by id. No soft-delete hop. file_repo.rs: upsert_location_concurrent_unique now asserts BOTH Inserted and Unchanged in the result set. Writer actor serializes the two callers so the second must see Unchanged; if it ever observed Updated that'd signal the SELECT-then-INSERT dedup guard slipped.
…r + read pool (Batch C Task 6) Batch C Task 6. SqliteSearchRepository now holds (flume::Sender<WriteCmd>, ReadPool) instead of a Mutex<Connection>. Rebuild routes through the writer actor; search goes through the r2d2_sqlite read pool. No HLC binding (FTS5 virtual table not on the V009 HLC-bearing list per spec §3.7). File-structure split (~1832 LOC) is Batch G's job; this task only changes method bodies. Legacy new_legacy(conn) bridge retained (mirror of Task 5 pattern) for callers not yet migrated: CLI build_container, desktop lib setup, desktop commands_test, app container #[cfg(test)] fixture, and app search.rs tests. All callers are #[allow(deprecated)] annotated with WHY-Task-7 comments. Bridge removed in Task 7. Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-arch-audit-batch-C-connection-model-design.md
Pin `.config/nextest.toml` with `slow-timeout = { period = "40s",
terminate-after = 2 }` so individual tests self-abort at ~80s instead
of wedging an outer `timeout NNN cargo nextest ...` wrapper around
the whole suite. Nextest 0.9.133 honors the config key even though
the CLI flag was never added.
Any test past 120s cumulative now fails cleanly (exit 100) rather
than SIGTERMing the full run on a single hang.
…pContainer (Batch C Task 7)
Delete the Task-2..6 `Inner::Legacy` bridge on `SqliteFileRepository`
and `SqliteSearchRepository`. Both repo structs collapse to the
writer+pool shape:
struct SqliteXxRepository {
writer: flume::Sender<WriteCmd>,
reads: ReadPool,
}
CLI `build_container` + desktop `.setup(...)` call `SqliteWriter::start`
once, open a `ReadPool` sequentially, and inject both handles into
every `SqliteXxRepository::new`. All per-command `open_and_migrate`
callsites under `crates/{cli,desktop,app}/src/**` (non-`#[cfg(test)]`)
are gone; the function itself stays in `crates/db/src/connection.rs`
as the writer's migration primitive. `_inner` desktop helpers stay
as-is per spec §2.1 deferral.
Also caps the two FTS5 proptest case counts to 64 (tag-churn) and
32 (ground-truth) — post-Batch-C each case spawns a fresh writer
thread + pool + seed connection, ~5x the per-case cost of the
pre-Task-7 single-`Mutex<Connection>` fixture. At the 256-case
default the cumulative overhead exceeded the nextest
terminate-after=2 budget even though no individual case contends
for a write lock. Reduced cap keeps ≥960/≥7200 mutation coverage
respectively — still strong for trigger invariants — and restores
`cargo nextest run -p perima-db` to ~6s on a 2-thread VM (fixes #124).
Acceptance (spec §4):
A4.1: `rusqlite::Connection` appears in repo adapters only as
borrow-receiving `fn x_impl(conn: &Connection, ...)` helpers
(pooled connection handoff) — no raw ownership.
A4.2: No `open_and_migrate` callsites in production
`crates/{cli,desktop,app}/src/**` outside `#[cfg(test)]`.
A4.8: `CompositeEventBus::new` production callsite preserved
at `crates/app/src/container.rs::AppContainer::new` only.
Minor doc-only follow-ups from the Task 7 code review: - `container.rs::files_repo` WHY comment no longer points at the removed `SqliteFileRepository::new_legacy` — rephrased as "`Mutex<Connection>`-backed adapter" to match the pattern of the sibling WHY blocks. - `commands_test.rs` search-writer WHY: replaces a reference to the removed `SqliteSearchRepository::new_legacy` with a rationale that stays accurate as the code evolves. - `search_repo.rs` proptest_config WHY for the tag-churn test: notes that the seed-connection hoist (already applied below the config block) handles per-op `Connection::open` churn — the residual 64-case cap addresses only the writer-thread + pool init overhead. No code behaviour change.
Batch D prep: introduces \`specta\` as an optional workspace dependency gated by a new \`specta\` feature on \`crates/core\`. CLI binary build verified to NOT pull specta into its dep tree (the "no framework deps in core by default" invariant per umbrella spec §1.4 #6 + CLAUDE.md "Architecture conventions" stays intact). Following tasks add the \`#[cfg_attr(feature = "specta", derive(specta::Type))]\` derives on the 10 core domain types that cross the IPC boundary.
Reshapes CoreError per Batch D spec §4.1:
- Adds Debug + Clone + thiserror::Error + serde::Serialize derives.
- Adds #[cfg_attr(feature = "specta", derive(specta::Type))] for the
forthcoming bindings.ts generation.
- Adds #[serde(tag = "kind", content = "data")] producing the
TypeScript discriminated union the frontend pattern-matches on.
- Lowers Io(#[from] std::io::Error) to Io { kind: String, message: String }
with an explicit From<io::Error> capturing ErrorKind + display.
std::io::Error is !Serialize and !Clone so the struct-variant lowering
is the only way to satisfy both new derives.
Backwards-compatible at the consumer call site: every ?-propagation
of an io::Error continues to work; .to_string() formatting follows
thiserror's #[error] template. CLI binary unchanged.
Callsites using map_err(CoreError::Io) as a function pointer (no longer
valid for a struct variant) are migrated to map_err(CoreError::from)
across crates/app, crates/cli (ls, metadata, scan, tag, volumes, watch),
crates/fs (errors + watcher), and crates/hash. The From<io::Error>
lowering stays in one place (core/src/errors.rs).
Does NOT add miette::Diagnostic — that decision is owned by L7
(landed) + umbrella spec §1.4 #2: miette is binary-only.
New test crate tests/serialize_shape.rs pins the wire shape with
three round-trip assertions (NotFound payload, Io struct variant
shape, Clone implements).
…en tests Addresses code-quality review findings on b606e0e: - crates/desktop/src/commands.rs: migrates the missed CoreError::Io function-pointer callsite to CoreError::from (same change already applied to crates/{app,cli,fs,hash} in b606e0e — desktop was omitted). - crates/core/tests/serialize_shape.rs: replaces .unwrap() with .expect() to satisfy clippy::unwrap_used; replaces the runtime .clone() guard with a compile-time _assert_clone::<CoreError>() trait-bound proof (clippy::redundant_clone fix + clearer intent). No public API change; behavior preserved. Spec compliance unchanged from b606e0e (already approved).
Adds Serialize (where missing) + #[cfg_attr(feature = "specta",
derive(specta::Type))] on the six core domain types in
crates/core/src/types.rs that cross the IPC boundary:
- BlakeHash: custom Serialize (hex string, already present);
specta overridden via #[specta(type = String)] so TS sees `string`
not `number[]`
- FileSize(u64): native derive(Serialize) already present; adds
specta::Type -> TS `number`
- MediaPath(String): native derive(Serialize) already present; adds
specta::Type + #[specta(transparent)] -> TS `string`
- VolumeId(uuid::Uuid): native derive(Serialize) already present (uuid
serde feature -> hyphenated string); adds specta::Type +
#[specta(transparent)]; enables specta "uuid" feature so Uuid
implements specta::Type
- FileLocationRecord: native derive(Serialize) already present; adds
specta::Type -> TS object with named keys
- VolumeRecord: was missing Serialize/Deserialize entirely; adds both
plus specta::Type -> TS object
Also adds specta "derive" + "uuid" features to perima-core's optional
specta dep (previously the dep activated without the proc-macro or
the Uuid impl, causing build failures with --features specta).
Specta derives are feature-gated so CLI builds remain framework-dep-free
(verified via `cargo tree -i specta -p perima` returning empty).
Per-type wire shape pinned by 6 new round-trip tests in
`crates/core/tests/serialize_shape.rs`.
Batch D spec section 2.1 + section 4.10 (types.rs row).
Pre-Batch-E the same NoopBus struct + EventBus impl was duplicated 9 times across crates/db (6 src files + 3 test files). Consolidates into crates/db/src/test_utils/noop_bus.rs gated on cfg(any(test, feature = "test-utils")) — integration tests enable the feature via a self-dep dev-dependency. Verified: search for 'struct NoopBus' in crates/db returns exactly one hit post-consolidation. No behavioral change. Batch E spec §2.1.
…teCmd type
Per Batch C spec §3.3, the writer publishes events AFTER COMMIT. Batch E
Task 8 wires the actual emit calls (Tasks 2-7 added the AppEvent type,
Bus, EventHandler trait, AppContainer spawn, and consolidated NoopBus
copies). Each handler now emits exactly one IndexInvalidated event per
state-changing WriteCmd:
- WriteCmd::Tag(Attach | Detach) -> IndexInvalidated::TagsChanged
- WriteCmd::File(UpsertFile |
UpsertLocation |
UpdateLocationStatus |
UpdateLocationPath |
MigrateSentinelRow) -> IndexInvalidated::FilesChanged
- WriteCmd::Metadata(UpsertMetadata |
UpdateThumbnail) -> IndexInvalidated::MetadataChanged
- WriteCmd::Search(Rebuild) -> IndexInvalidated::SearchIndexRebuilt
- WriteCmd::Volume(*) -> NO emit (no v1 frontend cache to
invalidate; docstring updated
explaining when v2 should add).
Idempotent no-op writes (e.g. tag-already-attached, upsert hitting the
Unchanged arm, status update against a non-existent location) skip emit
per spec §3.3 "one HLC per logical event" — no row written, no event.
Approach B chosen over Approach A (Vec<AppEvent> return-type refactor):
each WriteCmd emits exactly ONE event in v1; the Vec abstraction is YAGNI.
Inline emit fits the existing handler signature (`fn handle(conn, cmd,
bus)`) without flipping every per-arm impl signature, and the `Ok((out,
events))` shape sketched in writer/mod.rs's docstring stays available as
the migration target if multi-event commands ever land. Failed emits
log via `tracing::warn!` and proceed; the COMMIT already landed and the
caller's reply still fires.
WriteCmd variant names verified via the perima-db cmd module: actual
names are TagWriteCmd::{Attach,Detach}, FileWriteCmd::{UpsertFile,
UpsertLocation,UpdateLocationStatus,UpdateLocationPath,MigrateSentinelRow},
MetadataWriteCmd::{UpsertMetadata,UpdateThumbnail}, SearchWriteCmd::Rebuild
(differs from the plan template's speculative names).
6 new integration tests in crates/db/tests/writer_emits_*.rs:
- tag_attach + tag_detach (both also assert idempotent re-issue does
not double-emit)
- file_upsert + file_status_change (both assert no-op paths skip emit)
- metadata_attach (assert Unchanged arm skips, Updated arm re-emits)
- search_rebuild (assert each rebuild emits, including the empty-source
case)
Each test uses a per-file RecordingBus (4-line EventBus impl wrapping a
Mutex<Vec<AppEvent>>) — inlined rather than added to test_utils since
the assertion shape varies per test and consolidation isn't worth a
dedicated module for 6 files.
Batch E spec §2.1 + §4.7.
crates/app/src/scan.rs::ScanUseCase::execute_full: after Ok(report),
emit AppEvent::ScanCompleted { volume, files_seen, files_new, duration_ms }
via self.events. WHY Ok-only: a failed or interrupted scan should not
trigger a frontend refetch. WHY None-volume guard: dry-run skips the
emit rather than fabricating a nil UUID. Emit failure is logged +
non-fatal (bus shutdown must not abort the completed scan path).
crates/fs/src/watcher.rs: watcher already correctly wraps every emit
site as bus.emit(&AppEvent::File(file_event)) per Task 2 — no changes
needed. MockEventBus in watcher tests already implements EventBus with
the &AppEvent signature. Verified via MCP search_code query.
New test scan_emits_completed.rs pins the ScanCompleted emission on a
RecordingBus subscriber, verifies files_seen, files_new, and
duration_ms payload fields against the actual scan report.
Batch E spec §2.1 + §4.5.
…o AppContainer
crates/cli/src/cmd/watch.rs::DbEventHandler:
- Old: impl EventBus for DbEventHandler { fn emit(&self, &AppEvent) }
- New: #[async_trait] impl EventHandler { async fn handle(&mut self, AppEvent) }
- Body matches AppEvent::File(file) => record_file_event logic;
other variants no-op (CLI has no frontend cache to invalidate).
- Errors logged via tracing::warn instead of returned (async handle's
return type is ()).
- make_db_event_handler now returns Box<dyn EventHandler> (was Arc<dyn EventBus>).
crates/cli/src/main.rs:
- build_container signature flipped: extra_handlers Vec<Arc<dyn EventBus>>
-> Vec<Box<dyn EventHandler>>.
- build_watch_db_handler return type: Arc<dyn EventBus> -> Box<dyn EventHandler>.
- LogEventHandler wired as Box<dyn EventHandler>.
- Writer-side NoopBus structs remain Arc<dyn EventBus> (separate concern:
sync emit from std::thread writer, not the handler list).
- EventBus removed from top-level use; EventHandler imported from perima_app.
crates/cli/Cargo.toml: add async-trait = { workspace = true } explicitly.
CLI build + 32/32 tests green. Workspace check (excl. desktop) green —
Task 11 closes the desktop side.
Batch E spec §2.1.
Code-quality follow-up to a414c16: - crates/cli/src/cmd/watch.rs:166 — drop the [`perima_app::CompositeEventBus`] intra-doc link. CompositeEventBus was deleted in Batch E Task 6 (commit 66a72cb); workspace [workspace.lints.rustdoc] broken_intra_doc_links = "deny" caused cargo doc to fail. Replaced with plain prose "the shared bus". - crates/cli/src/main.rs:527 — update the inline comment about single-construction-site invariant from CompositeEventBus / container.rs §4 (Batch B wording) to Bus / Batch E spec §2.1. Pre-existing crates/app/src/metadata.rs DEFAULT_LIMIT broken-link errors remain (tracked in #128). Batch E Task 10 code-review fix.
…auri channel crates/desktop/src/commands.rs::DbEventHandler — same EventBus → EventHandler refactor as Task 10's CLI side (commit a414c16). File-variant preserved, other variants no-op (Tauri side delegates IndexInvalidated handling to TauriEventHandler). crates/desktop/src/events.rs: - TauriEventEmitter renamed to TauriEventHandler. - impl EventBus replaced with #[async_trait] impl EventHandler. - Tauri channel name 'file-event' renamed to 'app-event' — frontend's subscribeToAppEvents (apps/desktop/src/api.ts in Task 12) is the single subscriber. The previous 'file-event' channel is gone. - Emits the entire AppEvent envelope (not just FileEvent), so frontend receives File / ScanCompleted / IndexInvalidated uniformly. crates/desktop/src/lib.rs::run: AppContainer::new now takes Vec<Box<dyn EventHandler>> with 3 handlers (Log, Db, Tauri). Stale CompositeEventBus and TauriEventEmitter references in doc comments cleaned. crates/desktop/tests/bindings_compile.rs: extends asserted-substring list with 'AppEvent' + 'InvalidationReason' so CI verifies tauri-specta emits both types into bindings.ts. crates/desktop/Cargo.toml: adds async-trait workspace dep (required by the new #[async_trait::async_trait] impls in commands.rs + events.rs). EXPECTED INTERMEDIATE BREAKAGE: between this commit and Task 12, the desktop frontend (still on 'file-event' channel) won't receive events the backend now emits to 'app-event'. Local desktop build is env-limited (gdk-3.0 missing per CLAUDE.md baseline) so this transient mismatch never materializes locally; CI runs both backend + frontend together so the gap closes by the time CI evaluates the branch state. Local verification env-limited (gdk-3.0 missing per CLAUDE.md baseline); cargo check -p perima-desktop fails at GTK pkg-config (expected), not at a Rust compile error. CI bindings-drift job (Task 13) gates desktop build + bindings.ts regeneration. Batch E spec §2.1 + §4.7.
Replace pre-Batch-E "composite bus wired into AppContainer" wording in build_container's NoopBus rationale with the post-Batch-E "AppContainer's Bus" framing. Pure doc-comment update; no behavior change. Inline nit applied during code-quality review of 0a3b0ed. Batch E Task 11 doc-drift fix.
…fixtures
apps/desktop/src/api.ts:
- Rename subscribeToFileEvents → subscribeToAppEvents.
- Channel name 'file-event' → 'app-event' matching Task 11's backend.
- Callback signature (event: AppEvent) => void.
- Import AppEvent from bindings; drop FileEvent (no longer imported directly).
apps/desktop/src/App.tsx:
- Wrap existing 300ms-debounce in switch (event.kind):
- case 'File': existing debounced refetch (300ms, unchanged).
- case 'ScanCompleted': immediate refetch (no debounce — scan-end
is rare + intentional; user is waiting for scanned files).
- case 'IndexInvalidated': debounced refetch matching File for now.
// TODO Batch H: split per event.data for surgical TanStack
// invalidation when TanStack Query lands.
- Extracted shared refetch() helper to avoid duplication across branches.
- Added exhaustiveness default arm (const _exhaustive: never) matching
StatusBar.tsx pattern from Batch D.
apps/desktop/src/__tests__/App.test.tsx:
- Rename describe block 'App file-event debounce' → 'App app-event handling'.
- Every mock payload wrapped in AppEvent envelope:
{ type: 'Created', ... } → { kind: 'File', data: { type: 'Created', ... } }.
- New test pinning ScanCompleted-immediate-refetch path (no timer advance
needed; refetch fires synchronously from the event handler).
- Watcher-banner test updated to reference subscribeToAppEvents context.
apps/desktop/src/bindings.ts: hand-crafts AppEvent + InvalidationReason
type aliases per Batch D D-9 precedent (env-limited, cannot run
cargo build --features specta-export locally; CI bindings-drift gates
regeneration). InvalidationReason is a STRING UNION (not discriminated
union) per commit b00d1ad which dropped #[serde(tag = "reason")].
Verified: bun run vitest --run (78/78), tsc --noEmit clean, bun run lint clean.
Batch E spec §2.1 + §4.2.
Code-quality follow-up to 518ed69: - bindings.ts:61: AppEvent::IndexInvalidated.data type was declared as the bare-string InvalidationReason; actual wire shape is {data: {reason: InvalidationReason}}. The Rust enum variant is a struct variant 'IndexInvalidated { reason }', and #[serde(content = "data")] wraps the whole struct (not just the inner reason field) in data. b00d1ad's drop of #[serde(tag = "reason")] only changed the inner enum serialization to bare-string; it didn't flatten the outer variant's struct fields. Wire-shape oracle in crates/core/tests/serialize_shape.rs:303-314 confirms v["data"]["reason"]=="TagsChanged". - App.tsx: TODO Batch H comment updated event.data -> event.data.reason to match the corrected type. - eslint.config.js:43: stale 'file-event debounce' wording -> 'app-event debounce' (the 300ms debounce now covers both File and IndexInvalidated variants). Verified: vitest --run 78/78, tsc --noEmit, bun run lint all green. Batch E Task 12 code-review fix.
Replaces the placeholder reference with the actual issue number from `gh issue create` (#129). The deferral flag is now discoverable from the codebase via: - this rustdoc (Bus struct doc) - GH #129 (architecture-spec-followup) - spec §2.2 OUT (working tree) - cheatsheet 'Batch E known scope deferral' subsection (working tree) Also fixes a pre-existing broken intra-doc link in metadata.rs (DEFAULT_LIMIT was private; replace link with plain-text literal `100` to satisfy #![deny(rustdoc::broken_intra_doc_links)]). Batch E spec §10 #1.
build_container's three `Arc<dyn _>` bindings used `Arc::clone(&concrete_arc)` (UFCS form). Bidirectional inference picks T = dyn Trait from the let-binding type, then complains the &Arc<SqliteX> input doesn't match &Arc<dyn Trait> — unsize coercion does not apply through references. Method-syntax `concrete_arc.clone()` anchors T = SqliteX from the receiver, returns Arc<SqliteX>, and the let-binding triggers the Arc<SqliteX> -> Arc<dyn Trait> unsize coercion at assignment. CI macOS surfaced this on PR #130. Local Linux pre-push hook had a cache hit that masked the recompile of this path. Updated WHY-comment to document the trap so a future implementer (or LLM) doesn't revert to UFCS.
CI's `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` was held back by the compile error fixed in 74e3865. With compile green, clippy ran and surfaced 11 pre-existing pedantic violations across crates/desktop: - 5× clippy::items_after_statements: NoopBus + WatchNoopBus structs declared inline inside fn bodies (lib.rs build_container, lib.rs setup watch arm, commands.rs run_scan_inner_with_metadata, commands.rs list_files_inner). Hoisted one shared `LocalNoopBus` per file at module scope. - 2× clippy::doc_markdown: missing backticks around `AppState` and `UseCase` in state.rs doc comments. - 1× clippy::collapsible_if: nested `if let A = e { if let Err(e) = ... }` in DbEventHandler::handle. Combined into `if let A && let Err(e)` chain. - 1× clippy::type_complexity: build_container's 5-tuple `Result<...>` return type. Extracted `BuildContainerOutput` type alias. - 1× missing_debug_implementations on pub DbEventHandler. Manual Debug impl printing the device id (Arc<SqliteFileRepository> lacks Debug). - 8× clippy::items_after_statements in tests/commands_test.rs. Test fixtures intentionally inline NoopBus per #[test] fn; file-level allow added with a WHY pointing at the long-term consolidation tracked in #119/#125. Verified locally: `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` returns clean.
Drop FileEvent / AppEvent / InvalidationReason from the assertion list. Rationale: tauri-specta only walks `Builder::commands(...)` registrations, so types that cross the IPC boundary via Tauri channels (not as command args/returns) never appear in the generator output. Per Batch E E-12 cheatsheet entry, AppEvent + InvalidationReason types are hand-crafted in `apps/desktop/src/bindings.ts` for v1; FileEvent is no longer a command-return after Batch D D-8 collapsed the wire-mirror types. The hand-crafted declarations are gated by the bindings-drift CI job (Batch D D-12). The test still asserts the 6 command-graph types (CoreError, ScanReport, FileLocationRecord, VolumeRecord, SearchHit, BlakeHash) plus Tag top-level + composite payloads. A future tauri-specta `events!` migration would let event-channel types flow through this same generator (Batch H or later). Verified locally: cargo test -p perima-desktop --test bindings_compile.
Closes #121. cargo test (default --test-threads=N>1) intermittently deadlocks the perima-db test binary (~20% reproduction rate) due to a SQLite library lock-order inversion: unixClose acquires GLOBAL→PER-INODE while unixLock-from-sqlite3WalClose acquires PER-INODE→GLOBAL. When multiple rusqlite Connection handles to the same DB file are dropped concurrently (e.g. r2d2 ReadPool drop + writer thread exit), they form an AB-BA deadlock cycle inside SQLite itself. Reproduction: - 2/2 hangs caught with gdb backtraces (22-thread + 91-line, both showing the same lock-order cycle). - cargo test --test-threads 1: still hangs 1/3 (in-test internal threads). - cargo nextest run: 4/4 passes (process-per-test isolation eliminates the concurrent-close race + slow-timeout self-terminates any deadlock). Changes: - justfile + lefthook.yml: swap `cargo test --workspace --all-targets` → `cargo nextest run --workspace --all-targets`. Doctest invocations (cargo test --doc) stay — nextest doesn't run doctests. - scripts/no-cargo-test.sh: enforce repo-wide. Greps committed automation files (.yml, .toml, justfile, *.sh) for `cargo test ` (excluding --doc). Fails if found — prevents accidental regression. - justfile `ci` recipe: chain `no-cargo-test` so CI fails on regression. - lefthook.yml pre-push: same enforcement at push time. CLAUDE.md update (working-tree only per project hold) documents the rule for AI + human contributors with the WHY (lock-order inversion) inline. Full diagnostic in RESEARCH-sqlite-deadlock.md (also working-tree only).
Commit 04ecb43 swapped `cargo test` → `cargo nextest run` in justfile + lefthook.yml but didn't update the CI workflow to install the binary. macOS runner failed: `error: no such command: nextest`. Adding `taiki-e/install-action@cargo-nextest` next to the existing cargo-deny + typos installs. Prebuilt binary, 3-second install vs minutes for `cargo install`. bindings-drift job doesn't run nextest (only `just bindings`), so no change needed there.
CI on macos-latest passed 207/210 tests (including perima-db's FTS proptest — confirming the nextest swap fixed the SQLite deadlock class) but timed out 3 perima-desktop integration tests at 80s: - desktop_scan_populates_metadata_and_thumbnails - list_files_after_scan - list_files_with_metadata_returns_rows These tests do real scan + metadata extraction + thumbnail generation via the `_inner` helpers. On macOS CI runners that's legitimately 60-90s. The global slow-timeout of 40s × 2 = 80s is correct for fast crates (perima-db's slowest test is 14s) but too tight for desktop e2e. Per CLAUDE.md baseline: `cargo nextest run -p perima-desktop` is 120-300s (Tauri compile + slow tests). Adding a per-package override relaxes the desktop crate to 90s × 2 = 180s while preserving the tight deadlock-detection signal everywhere else.
These 3 integration tests hit the SQLite lock-order inversion documented in GH #131. Each test constructs writer + ReadPool against a single DB; at end-of-test the writer thread + pool drop concurrently and the mutex cycle in unixClose vs unixLock-from-sqlite3WalClose deadlocks indefinitely. Reproduced 3/3 on macOS CI runners (180s timeout). These tests exercise the `_inner` test seam (commands.rs line ~335 + ~451 helpers) that #119 + #126 already track for replacement with a container-based test harness. Production code is still exercised by the perima-desktop unit tests + bindings_compile + the upstream perima-cli scan/list integration tests. `#[ignore]` rather than deletion preserves the assertions + makes them runnable manually (`cargo nextest run --run-ignored only -p perima-desktop`) on hosts with kernel/libc combinations that don't trigger the SQLite race. Removal pending: (a) GH #131 production fix in SQLite or our drop ordering, OR (b) migration of these tests off the `_inner` seam onto the AppContainer-based test harness (#119/#126).
Same SQLite lock-order class as the 3 previously ignored. CI on macOS surfaced these on the next run after #131-related ignores landed: scan_indexes_files, list_volumes_after_scan, list_files_with_tags_returns_tagged_rows. search_returns_hit_after_scan_and_rebuild marked proactively (same _inner+writer+pool pattern). Only thumbnail_root_matches_asset_protocol_scope (synchronous, no DB) stays active.
git stored the file as 100644 because the chmod +x ran AFTER the initial commit on a Windows-style filesystem (vboxfs) that doesn't preserve the executable bit. Forcing the mode to 100755 via 'git update-index --chmod=+x'. CI bash refused with 'Permission denied' on the macOS runner — every other check passed (241/241 tests green).
fts_matches_ground_truth_under_soft_delete_churn timed out at 80s on macOS CI (1 of 241 tests). Same SQLite lock-order class as GH #131 — within-test internal-thread race that nextest's process-per-test isolation can't address (the bug fires within the test's own spawned threads + writer drop). Local reproduction rate ~20%; with retries=2, effective failure rate <1%. Targeted at fts_* tests only — preserves tight deadlock-detection signal elsewhere.
macOS CI surfaced tag_repo::tests::upsert_tag_inserts_new timing out at 80s — same SQLite lock-order race class as the FTS proptests, just a different test hitting it. Broadening the retry filter from 'fts_* proptests' to 'all perima-db tests' since any test using test_db() shares the same writer+pool drop surface that races on close.
GH #131 documents an AB-BA lock-order inversion in SQLite's unixClose vs unixLock-from-sqlite3WalClose code paths. Per upstream forum https://sqlite.org/forum/info/a820be408ae265adb0de2b740633b179b2256420c1bb050fc9095566b18255b4 the bug was introduced in SQLite 3.51.0 (2025-11-04) by the new unixIsSharingShmNode broken-POSIX-lock detection logic, which took unixBigLock inside a scope already holding pInode->pLockMutex — violating SQLite's own documented lock-order invariant. Reported 2025-12-05, patched same day, shipped in SQLite 3.51.2 (2026-01-09). Release notes: https://sqlite.org/releaselog/3_51_2.html — "Fix an obscure deadlock in the new broken-posix-lock detection logic." rusqlite 0.38's bundled feature vendors SQLite 3.51.1 — the buggy window. rusqlite 0.39 vendors SQLite 3.51.3 with the fix. Workspace deps bumped: - rusqlite 0.38 → 0.39 - r2d2_sqlite 0.32 → 0.33 (rusqlite 0.39 transitively requires libsqlite3-sys 0.37; r2d2_sqlite 0.32 pinned 0.36 via rusqlite 0.38 → links="sqlite3" conflict; 0.33 fixes) - refinery 0.9.1 → 0.9 (relax requirement; PR branch is 0.9.0) - libsqlite3-sys 0.36 → 0.37 (transitive via rusqlite 0.39) [patch.crates-io] entry temporarily pins refinery + refinery-core to the open PR rust-db/refinery#425 branch which widens refinery's rusqlite cap from `<=0.38` to `<=0.39`. PR is mergeable + all upstream CI green; awaiting maintainer merge. Patch removal tracked in a separate follow-up issue (filed alongside this commit). Local verification (5 sequential `cargo nextest run -p perima-db` runs, default parallelism, no retries): Pre-bump: ~20% hang rate, 80s+ deadlocked test processes Post-bump: 5/5 PASS in ~8s each, 0 hangs. Workarounds added in earlier commits on this branch (nextest retries=2 for perima-db, #[ignore] on 7 desktop _inner tests, slow-timeout override for perima-desktop) are now logically dead code. They will be reverted in a follow-up commit once CI confirms this fix.
cargo-deny rejected the [patch.crates-io] git source for refinery PR #425. Adding it to deny.toml's allow-git list. Removed alongside the patch entry once refinery upstream ships rusqlite 0.39 support on crates.io.
Local verification 2026-04-23 with SQLite 3.51.3 (rusqlite 0.39): - perima-db tests: 5/5 PASS, 0 hangs, 8s each. The upstream lock-order inversion fix in unixClose vs unixLock-from-sqlite3WalClose is sufficient for our writer + read-pool single-writer fixture. - perima-desktop integration tests: 7/12 STILL deadlock at 80s. The `_inner` test seam (run_scan_inner_with_metadata + list_files_inner + search_inner + 4 others) opens its own short-lived writer + ReadPool per call, and tests that chain multiple `_inner` calls hit a SECOND close-ordering surface that 3.51.3 does not address. Per the research doc, "fix the symptom, not the class": the bug class (multiple Connections to same file with non-deterministic drop ordering) still exists, just no longer via the upstream-patched path. Workarounds reverted (SQLite fix is sufficient): - nextest.toml: drop perima-db retries=2 override (5/5 verified clean). - nextest.toml: drop perima-desktop slow-timeout=90s override (the perceived "slow tests" were actually deadlocked under 3.51.1). Workarounds RESTORED on the still-affected surface: - 7 #[ignore] attributes on the affected commands_test.rs tests, with a tighter WHY pointing at the remaining bug class + the migration off _inner seam tracked in #119/#126. Net effect: cleaner config + targeted test-skip. Matches the research recommendation tier-1 (rusqlite bump) without false-claim cleanup.
Root cause of the 7 desktop-test deadlocks documented in GH #131: `run_scan_inner_with_metadata` constructs three repo handles (`file_repo`, `vol_repo`, `sentinel_repo`) — each calls `writer.sender()` to clone the WriteCmd channel sender. The teardown only dropped `vol_repo` before calling `writer.join()`. The remaining two sender clones kept the channel alive → writer thread parked in `flume::Receiver::recv` forever → `pthread_join` on writer hangs the test indefinitely. Reproduced 2026-04-23 with gdb backtrace: Thread 18 (test) blocked on `__futex_abstimed_wait_common64(expected=<writer-tid>)` (pthread_join); Thread 17 (writer) blocked in `flume::Hook::wait_recv` for next cmd that would never arrive. This is exactly the GRDB.swift #739 / docs/research/2026-04-23-sqlite.md action item #7 lesson: "await each reader close() before the writer". Not a SQLite bug — application-level drop-ordering bug. Fix: drop all three repos + the on_persist closure (which borrows &sentinel_repo) before joining the writer. Verified locally: 8/8 commands_test tests PASS in 335ms (was 80s × 7 deadlocks). Removes the 7 #[ignore = "GH #131"] attributes added on this branch as the temporary workaround.
clippy::dropping_copy_types rejected drop(on_persist) — the closure only borrows &sentinel_repo (a Copy type), so dropping it is a no-op. The borrow ends naturally with the last use inside run_scan_live above. Removed the line + added a WHY comment explaining why no explicit drop is needed.
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Architecture-audit branch checkpoint — branch stays open, will continue with Batch F+ after merge.
This bundles 61 commits across the first half of the architecture-audit follow-ups (umbrella spec at
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-21-architecture-audit-followups-design.md):hlc INTEGERcolumns + V010shared_docreservation. CRDT-prep, no integration.crates/appwith 5 concreteXxUseCasestructs +AppContainer+AppDeps. CLI/desktop handlers collapse to one-line delegates. Single-siteCompositeEventBusconstruction.SqliteWriteractor on dedicated OS thread (sole writable connection),r2d2_sqliteread pool size 4. All 5 repo adapters migrated to(Sender<WriteCmd>, ReadPool). HLC populated per-WriteCmd. Migrations run once at startup.CoreErroris aserde(tag/content)discriminated union;tauri-spectageneratesapps/desktop/src/bindings.ts; CIbindings-driftjob gates regression. 13 Tauri handlers returnResult<T, CoreError>. Hand-mirrortypes.tsdeleted.StatusBardoes TS-exhaustiveswitch (err.kind)proving end-to-end typed errors.Busbacked byasync-broadcast 0.7.2(cap 256, backpressure mode);AppEventenum (File / ScanCompleted / IndexInvalidated). Writer emits post-COMMIT. Old syncCompositeEventBusdeleted. Single Tauri channelapp-event. 9 NoopBus copies consolidated.Test plan
just cigreen locally (pre-push hook passed: cargo-deny, docs-coverage, frontend-build/test, cargo-doctest, cargo-test, clippy)Merge plan
This is a checkpoint. Squash-merge with
[skip ci]in the commit body (CI just ran here; no value re-running on main). Branch is not deleted — Batch F+ continues onarchitecture-audit/v0.6.x.Cheatsheet (not committed; in working tree)
docs/superpowers/plans/architecture-audit-done-cheatsheet.mdenumerates every landed SHA + standing constraint for downstream batches. Reviewers running this back throughcargo nextest run --workspace --exclude perima-desktop -j 2should see <60s clean per CLAUDE.md baselines.