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fix(usage): page filtered index candidates and preserve fallback retries - #8435
Read filtered usage-index candidates in bounded pages instead of materializing every matching offset. Aggregation yields between pages, releases SQLite readers on unchanged/rebuild/append paths, and falls back to the authoritative ledger when a page cannot be read.
The streaming fallback retains bounded retries for ledger replacement and aggregation-input changes without retrying an unusable index. Regression coverage includes real active/passive SQLite page errors and rollback, concurrent ledger replacement, overlay changes, reader cleanup and page bounds.
Carries luvs01/opencodex#816 at 5c4c2deb7939feb4d48fc179aae461b4f717a634, including review follow-up 63d2a21f1c2791a0db180a9c869f84793f7ca531. Existing commit history and authorship are preserved.
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Reviewed the final review-fix diff: the page-error fallback now calls withFilterIndexRetry, and the added cases exercise ledger/overlay retry plus actual SQLite rollback/error wrapping. No code was rewritten for this transfer.
Draft pending upstream CI and review. The source PR's earlier successful head did not include the final fallback retry; only the latest source head is cited above.
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed.
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults.
Co-authored-by: Epinephrine luvs01@hanmail.net
Co-authored-by: Devin AI <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Bug Fixes
Filtered usage reports now process large result sets in smaller pages, helping keep the app responsive.
Improved recovery when usage data changes while a report is being generated.
Reports can fall back to a full usage-data scan when the filtered index encounters an error, reducing the chance of failed results.
Improved handling of temporary contention and index inconsistencies, including retries for transient issues.
Corrected report totals when an index is rebuilt during processing.
- Close the candidate reader on the unchanged and generation-mismatch
branches of refreshFilteredAggregate; only the paging paths closed it,
so repeated unchanged reads leaked one SQLite connection each.
- Wrap index-side candidate-page failures in UsageFilterIndexPageError and
answer from the streaming ledger scan instead of rejecting the request;
generation changes keep the rebuild retry.
- Give the write-contention degradation test a 20s timeout: the extended
busy-retry window takes several seconds by design.
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The extended busy-retry backoff plus a 30k-row double scan pushes this
test past the default 5s timeout on CI (observed 5002ms).
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Keep bounded retry handling for ledger and aggregation-input changes after the index pager becomes unavailable. Cover ledger replacement, overlay changes, and real SQLite pager rollback/error wrapping in active and passive reads.
Leftover '+' diff-application artifacts between test blocks; they parse as
unary-plus expressions but carry no meaning.
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Filtered usage aggregates now read candidate offsets from a paged filter-index reader. Page reads validate the schema and generation. The aggregate refresh closes readers and falls back to a streaming ledger rebuild when a page read fails.
Changes: Filtered aggregate reads
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Summary
Paged candidate reader and index validation src/usage/filter-index.ts, structure/usage-client-attribution.md, tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts
The filter index replaces the eager candidate-offset array with a reader that returns ascending pages of up to 2,000 offsets. Each page checks the schema and generation in a separate transaction. Active reads retry selected contention, foreign-file, unsafe-path, and rebuild-required errors. Tests cover paging, retries, rollback, and generation changes.
Aggregate paging and fallback src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts, tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts
The aggregate refresh consumes pages, yields between them, and closes the reader on completion and rebuild paths. On a page-read error, it deletes the retained projection and retries with a streaming ledger rebuild. Tests cover reader closure, fallback, retries after input changes, and generation rebuilds.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8391: Introduced the usage filter index and materialized candidate-offset reads that this change replaces with bounded paging.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8459: Adds aggregate-input diagnostics and checks rebuilds after policy writes; this change also handles aggregation-input changes during filtered reads.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 9c625
Filtered usage reads for time-window, key, client, or device filters may do repeated work on very large ledgers, slowing the management endpoint. Results remain correct. The paged-plan test could also miss a regression in a branch's cursor bound. This is worth addressing but is not a blocking risk.
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- nextPage() requests an index rebuild when a page fails with SQLITE_CORRUPT/NOTADB, so a damaged projection heals instead of degrading every query to streaming\n- UsageLedgerRebuildRequiredError retries on the original short schedule; the 9-delay backoff stays for SQLITE_BUSY contention\n- document per-page transactions on close(), name the fallback retry contract in the structure doc, and fix the stale one-transaction claim\n- cover the per-page generation recheck against real SQLite with a rebuild between pages
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Publish a new generation between the first and second candidate pages of a live aggregate, asserting the restarted paging matches the full-scan oracle with fresh totals.
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Two racing writers can observe the projection mid-creation: classifyDatabase
sees the schema's statements commit one by one, and a journal sidecar can
vanish mid-stat in preparePrivateSqliteDatabase. Both produced an instant
foreign/unsafe degrade to streaming even though the index was healthy a
moment later; the two-process rebuild test observed exactly that as
candidates:null. Re-check both on the short rebuild schedule; only a home
change still degrades immediately.
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- transient foreign file clears mid-retry and a later attempt builds the index
- transient unsafe sidecar clears mid-retry and recovers the same way
- permanent unsafe sidecar still falls back to streaming, unmodified
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The schema now commits in one BEGIN IMMEDIATE transaction, so the stale
partial-schema justification for the foreign/unsafe re-check is replaced;
the structure note names the classifications that share the short schedule.
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Review comments at @src/usage/filter-index.ts:
- Around line 94-97: Update the stale busy-bound comment in
readUsageFilterCandidates to reflect BUSY_RETRY_DELAYS_MS, distinguishing its
6,385 ms delay sum from the timeout-inclusive worst case of up to ten 250 ms
attempts. Align the comment with the figure documented in
structure/usage-client-attribution.md.
Review comments at @structure/usage-client-attribution.md:
- Around line 120-122: Correct the retry description in the paragraph by
attributing the nine contention delays and three rebuild-required delays to the
active reader, readUsageFilterCandidates. State explicitly that
readUsageFilterCandidatesPassive makes one attempt without retrying and returns
null on error, causing the passive path to degrade immediately to the streaming
scan.
Review comments at @tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts:
- Around line 1491-1493: Update the page-failure test calls to
readUsageFilterCandidatesPassive and readUsageFilterCandidates to pass a valid
normalized query with provider, model, and apiKeyId explicitly set to null
instead of an empty object. Preserve the existing passive-versus-active branch
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Minor · Exclude the snapshot boundary from candidate pages. · filter-index.ts:1291-1335
src/usage/filter-index.ts:1291-1335 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Exclude the snapshot boundary from candidate pages.
If a matching append is indexed between pages, its first row can start at snapshot.indexedOffset. The pager selects that row, but the ledger reader rejects it. Repeated appends during the three attempts can make the filtered aggregate request fail.
Use an exclusive upper bound for each page:
Suggested fix
const statement = db.query(
- `SELECT byteOffset FROM (${sql}) WHERE byteOffset > ? ORDER BY byteOffset LIMIT ?`,+ `SELECT byteOffset FROM (${sql}) WHERE byteOffset > ? AND byteOffset < ? ORDER BY byteOffset LIMIT ?`,
@@
- const rows = statement.all(...values, cursor, CANDIDATE_PAGE_SIZE) as Array<{ byteOffset: number }>;+ const rows = statement.all(...values, cursor, snapshot.indexedOffset, CANDIDATE_PAGE_SIZE) as Array<{ byteOffset: number }>;
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Review comment at @src/usage/filter-index.ts around lines 1291 - 1335:
Update candidatePager’s candidate query to exclude byte offsets at or beyond
snapshot.indexedOffset, and bind that snapshot boundary for every page while
preserving the existing cursor ordering and page-size limit.
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Review comments at @src/usage/filter-index.ts:
- Around line 1291-1335: Update candidatePager’s candidate query to exclude byte
offsets at or beyond snapshot.indexedOffset, and bind that snapshot boundary for
every page while preserving the existing cursor ordering and page-size limit.
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The outer WHERE byteOffset > ? on the compound select could not reach
the UNION branches, so every page materialized the whole candidate set
before dropping the rows below the cursor. Each branch now carries the
cursor bound and its own LIMIT, and the wrapped UNION still merges and
deduplicates the bounded branch pages. Adds a >2,000-candidate
provider-only test and a paged plan assertion on the branch seeks.
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Review comments at @src/usage/filter-index.ts:
- Around line 1332-1334: Update the paged branch plans used by `branches.map` so
row-only window, key, client, and unconfigured-device filters seek from the page
cursor using cursor-ordered access paths, without sacrificing selective
filtering; merely appending `byte_offset` after a range or unconstrained column
is insufficient. Extend the paged-plan tests to verify these branch plans, while
allowing the outer union to sort.
Review comments at @tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts:
- Around line 1783-1788: Update the `paged` helper and assertions in the
`usageFilterCandidatePlan` test to inspect plan rows individually rather than
joining them into one string. For the provider-only query, find each row by its
index name, then assert that both `idx_usage_attr_provider` and
`idx_usage_rows_unattributable` include the cursor bound and a per-branch
`LIMIT`; retain the primary-key cursor assertion for the query without filters.
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Major · Performance & Scalability · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
#!/bin/bash# Inspect the index definitions behind each INDEXED BY target.
rg -n -C2 'idx_usage_rows_(ts|key|client|admission|unattributable)|idx_usage_attr_(model|provider)' src/usage/filter-index.ts
# Check how the paged-plan test is structured and which filters it covers.
rg -n -C6 'usageFilterCandidatePlan\(.*paged' tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts
#!/bin/bash
rg -n -F -e 'accumulateCandidates' -e '.nextPage()' -e 'readUsageFilter' -- src/usage
nl -ba src/usage/filter-index.ts | sed -n '215,235p;1341,1388p;1560,1595p'
rg -n -F -e 'window:' -e 'getFilteredUsageAggregate' -- src/usage | sed -n '1,100p'
python3 - <<'PY'import sqlite3db=sqlite3.connect(':memory:')print('Python SQLite:', sqlite3.sqlite_version)db.executescript('''CREATE TABLE usage_rows(generation TEXT NOT NULL, byte_offset INTEGER NOT NULL, timestamp INTEGER, api_key_id TEXT, client TEXT, surface TEXT, admission_kind TEXT, unattributable INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, PRIMARY KEY(generation,byte_offset)) WITHOUT ROWID;CREATE INDEX idx_usage_rows_ts ON usage_rows(generation,timestamp,byte_offset);CREATE INDEX idx_usage_rows_key ON usage_rows(generation,api_key_id,timestamp,byte_offset);CREATE INDEX idx_usage_rows_client ON usage_rows(generation,client,timestamp,byte_offset);CREATE INDEX idx_usage_rows_admission ON usage_rows(generation,admission_kind,api_key_id,byte_offset);''')db.executemany('INSERT INTO usage_rows(generation,byte_offset,timestamp,api_key_id,client,admission_kind) VALUES(?,?,?,?,?,?)', [('g', i, i%97, 'key-a', 'other', 'configured') for i in range(10000)])cases=[ ('window', 'idx_usage_rows_ts','r.timestamp >= ? AND r.timestamp <= ? AND r.byte_offset <= ?', [0,96,9999]), ('key', 'idx_usage_rows_key','r.api_key_id = ? AND r.byte_offset <= ?', ['key-a',9999]), ('client', 'idx_usage_rows_client','r.byte_offset <= ? AND r.client = ?', [9999,'other']), ('unconfigured', 'idx_usage_rows_admission',"r.admission_kind = 'configured' AND r.api_key_id IS NOT NULL AND r.api_key_id <> '' AND r.byte_offset <= ?", [9999]),]for name,index,where,params in cases: sql=f'SELECT byteOffset FROM (SELECT * FROM (SELECT r.byte_offset AS byteOffset FROM usage_rows r INDEXED BY {index} WHERE r.generation = ? AND {where} AND r.byte_offset > ? ORDER BY byteOffset LIMIT 2000)) ORDER BY byteOffset LIMIT ?' values=['g',*params,4000,2000] print('\n',name) for row in db.execute('EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN '+sql,values): print(row[-1]) ticks=[0] def progress(): ticks[0]+=1; return 0 db.set_progress_handler(progress,100) result=db.execute(sql,values).fetchall() db.set_progress_handler(None,0) print('returned',len(result),'approximate VM instructions',ticks[0]*100)PY
#!/bin/bash
nl -ba src/server/management/usage-aggregate-cache.ts | sed -n '320,350p;445,510p;545,580p'
nl -ba src/server/management/logs-usage-routes.ts | sed -n '298,315p;330,352p'
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Make row-only branches seek from the page cursor.
In src/usage/filter-index.ts:1253-1264, window, key, client, and unconfigured-device filters force indexes that do not order their matches by byte_offset. Each page can rescan the filtered index range and sort the offsets above the cursor. For large candidate sets, repeated scans can approach O(M² / 2000) work and block the event loop between yields.
Choose cursor-ordered access paths while preserving selective filtering. Adding byte_offset at the end is not sufficient when a preceding column has a range or is unconstrained. Extend the paged-plan tests to check these branch plans; allow the outer union to sort.
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Review comment at @src/usage/filter-index.ts around lines 1332 - 1334:
Update the paged branch plans used by `branches.map` so row-only window, key,
client, and unconfigured-device filters seek from the page cursor using
cursor-ordered access paths, without sacrificing selective filtering; merely
appending `byte_offset` after a range or unconstrained column is insufficient.
Extend the paged-plan tests to verify these branch plans, while allowing the
outer union to sort.
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Assert the cursor bound per branch, not once across the whole plan.
Line 1786 checks byte_offset> against the plan joined into one string. The check passes if one branch has the cursor seek and the other does not. For example, the unattributable branch could lose AND r.byte_offset > ? and the test would still pass. That branch is the one that would re-materialize its candidates on late pages. This test exists to prevent exactly that regression. The test also does not assert the per-branch LIMIT.
Check each branch's plan line separately. usageFilterCandidatePlan returns one detail string per plan row. Match the rows by index name.
Proposed fix
--- "a/tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts"+++ "b/tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts"@@ -1776,16 +1776,18 @@
writeRows(Array.from({ length: 50 }, (_, index) => syntheticRow(index)));
await getFilteredUsageAggregate({ provider: "openai" });
- const paged = (query: Parameters<typeof usageFilterCandidatePlan>[0]) =>- usageFilterCandidatePlan(query, { paged: true }).join("\n");+ const paged = (query: Parameters<typeof usageFilterCandidatePlan>[0]) =>+ usageFilterCandidatePlan(query, { paged: true });
// Every UNION branch carries the `byte_offset > cursor` bound and its own LIMIT, so a late
// page seeks from the cursor instead of re-materializing the candidates before it.
- const providerOnly = paged({ provider: "openai", model: null, apiKeyId: null });- expect(providerOnly).toContain("idx_usage_attr_provider");- expect(providerOnly).toContain("idx_usage_rows_unattributable");- expect(providerOnly).toContain("byte_offset>");- expect(paged({ provider: null, model: null, apiKeyId: null }))- .toContain("PRIMARY KEY (generation=? AND byte_offset>");+ const providerOnly = paged({ provider: "openai", model: null, apiKeyId: null });+ for (const index of ["idx_usage_attr_provider", "idx_usage_rows_unattributable"]) {+ const branchPlan = providerOnly.find(detail => detail.includes(index));+ expect(branchPlan).toBeDefined();+ expect(branchPlan).toContain("byte_offset>");+ }+ expect(paged({ provider: null, model: null, apiKeyId: null }).join("\n"))+ .toContain("PRIMARY KEY (generation=? AND byte_offset>");
});
test("every source filter selects exactly the rows matchesUsageSource keeps", async () => {
Run the test once after the change. Confirm that the plan rows for both indexes include byte_offset> in the installed SQLite version. If a row does not match, adjust the matcher, not the intent.
Based on learnings: when a test checks generated output with several branches by using an aggregate check, it can pass while individual branches omit the required element. Validate each branch independently.
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Review comment at @tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts around lines 1783 -
1788:
Update the `paged` helper and assertions in the `usageFilterCandidatePlan` test
to inspect plan rows individually rather than joining them into one string. For
the provider-only query, find each row by its index name, then assert that both
`idx_usage_attr_provider` and `idx_usage_rows_unattributable` include the cursor
bound and a per-branch `LIMIT`; retain the primary-key cursor assertion for the
query without filters.
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The bounded paging work is valuable. The carry addresses the broad-window repeated-scan regression found in the independent review and preserves contributor attribution. It is draft pending independent review, migration verification and a representative remote performance measurement. This original PR remains open until the carry lands.
Closing in favor of #8479, which carries every commit from this PR (authorship preserved, Co-authored-by: Epinephrine <luvs01@hanmail.net>) rebased onto current dev, plus two fixes found in independent review: offset-ordered keyset paging so a deep page no longer sorts the whole candidate range, and a strict < indexedOffset bound so a read paging across a concurrent refresh does not return rows appended mid-read. Thank you for the paging work — it is the core of what landed.
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Summary
Read filtered usage-index candidates in bounded pages instead of materializing every matching offset. Aggregation yields between pages, releases SQLite readers on unchanged/rebuild/append paths, and falls back to the authoritative ledger when a page cannot be read.
The streaming fallback retains bounded retries for ledger replacement and aggregation-input changes without retrying an unusable index. Regression coverage includes real active/passive SQLite page errors and rollback, concurrent ledger replacement, overlay changes, reader cleanup and page bounds.
Carries luvs01/opencodex#816 at
5c4c2deb7939feb4d48fc179aae461b4f717a634, including review follow-up63d2a21f1c2791a0db180a9c869f84793f7ca531. Existing commit history and authorship are preserved.Verification
withFilterIndexRetry, and the added cases exercise ledger/overlay retry plus actual SQLite rollback/error wrapping. No code was rewritten for this transfer.Checklist
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