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fix(usage): wait for a concurrently created filter index instead of calling it foreign - #8439
Two processes opening the filtered usage index for the first time could each decide the other's half-created database was a foreign file. The loser then skipped the index for that request. Its answer was still correct, because it fell back to the streaming read, but filterIndex was missing. This is the two processes rebuilding the same ledger both report every row flake: it failed on macOS in batch 42541313352 (macos 2/4, candidates: null) and once in #8270's CI. A local harness running the test's two child processes reproduced it 2 times in 5 with no extra load, and every failure was UsageFilterIndexForeignError.
openIndexForWrite had two windows:
classifyDatabase turned every read error into "foreign", and busy_timeout was only set after classification. A read that hit the other process's lock (SQLITE_BUSY) therefore came back immediately as "someone else's file".
createSchema ran the DDL statement by statement outside a transaction. Another process could see the meta table before the data tables existed, which the classifier also reports as foreign.
Now busy_timeout is set before the first read, and a busy classification is rethrown so the existing busy retry handles it. The schema is created under BEGIN IMMEDIATE after re-classifying under the lock: an empty file gets the whole schema in one commit, and a schema another process just committed is adopted and then verified like any existing one. A database that is foreign under the lock is still refused and never written.
ensureSchema now also re-checks an outdated schema under the write lock before dropping it (recreateSchema(db, { onlyIfStale: true })), so two processes that both saw a stale schema cannot drop each other's fresh tables. structure/usage-client-attribution.md records the open contract. While the projection is contended, a read waits at most four busy timeouts plus three back-off delays (about 1.1 s nominal, 1.3 s measured by the reviewer) before falling back to the streaming read; before, a busy classification fell back at once as "foreign".
The two-process test also gets cheaper. It ingested 30,000 rows in each of two cold Bun processes, which a loaded test changed run pushed past the 5 s default (#8041). It now uses 16 insert batches (8,000 rows), enough for the two ingests to interleave under the write lock.
Verification
Failing first, deterministic: the new test a projection another process is still creating is waited for, not taken as foreign holds an exclusive lock on the empty index file and releases it from a beforeBusyRetry test hook in the reader's own busy back-off. It asserts the reader met the lock exactly once (busyAttempts = [0]) and then used the index. With only the BUSY rethrow in classifyDatabase reverted, it fails 3/3; with the fix it passes. No timer is involved, so it cannot go vacuous if work moves before the first open.
The two-process test is probabilistic coverage, not the regression; its comment now says so.
Two-process harness (the test's own child script, 30,000 rows): 2/5 failures before, 0/30 after.
Under load: 12 concurrent runs of the two concurrency tests (24 child processes): 24/24 pass, two-process case 1.6–1.8 s each.
bun test tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts (isolated HOME): 46 pass, 0 fail.
bun run typecheck, bun run structure:check: pass.
bun test tests/usage/ in one process: the five files that fail there pass when run alone, except usage-telemetry-collector-typecheck, which fails locally with Script not found "check" in services/telemetry-collector (environmental, unrelated).
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed. (internal concurrency fix; no user-visible behavior beyond the index being used)
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. (foreign-file refusal and private-path checks unchanged)
Usage index initialization now propagates SQLite busy and locked errors during database classification. It creates or recreates schemas under an immediate transaction, verifies newly created schemas, and avoids replacing schemas that another process has made current. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors.
Changes: Usage index initialization
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Locked schema initialization and verification src/usage/filter-index.ts, structure/usage-client-attribution.md
openIndexForWrite sets the busy timeout before classification. Classification rethrows busy and locked errors. Schema creation classifies under an immediate transaction and creates tables only for a fresh database. Schema recreation rechecks whether the schema is current under the lock. Documentation describes concurrent initialization and verification.
Busy retry hook and concurrent-open test src/usage/filter-index.ts, tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts
UsageFilterIndexTestHooks adds beforeBusyRetry, which runs before the retry delay. A test checks that a filtered aggregate succeeds after one retry while another process holds an exclusive lock. The concurrent rebuild fixture uses insertion batches.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8442: Changes writable connection setup in src/usage/filter-index.ts, which overlaps with this PR’s changes to connection setup order.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8440: Adds tests for passive-read fallback and foreign database handling, behaviors also covered by tests described for this PR.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 4749f
Concurrent initialization can modify and register a foreign database for deletion before rejecting it. Resolve that ownership race before merging; the retry documentation and peer-adoption coverage also need attention.
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Update the owned architecture docs for index initialization
This change introduces an atomic schema-initialization transaction and changes lock contention from foreign-file refusal to retry, but the commit updates no architecture documentation. structure/INDEX.md assigns src/usage/ to owning documents including structure/dashboard-and-usage.md, and the repository explicitly requires an owned source change to update its documentation in the same change. Document the initialization/reclassification and contention-retry guarantees in the owning usage documentation so this concurrency contract is maintained outside the implementation comments.
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Addressed in f860b43: structure/usage-client-attribution.md (the doc that already describes the candidate index's generations and leases) now records the open contract: busy timeout before the first read, busy classification rethrown into the retry, whole-schema creation under BEGIN IMMEDIATE with re-classification under the lock, and the stale-schema recheck.
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- Around line 471-477: Recheck the schema version under the write lock in
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- Around line 489-490: Update the initialization flow around `openIndexForWrite`
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Protect ownership registration before refusing a foreign schema.
If another process commits a foreign schema after the fresh check, openIndexForWrite can register the database for deletion and change its journal mode before createSchema rejects it. Coordinate initialization, ownership registration, and WAL setup so a foreign database remains untouched and unregistered.
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Update the initialization flow around `openIndexForWrite` and `createSchema` so
schema validation and ownership registration are coordinated: if a foreign
schema appears after the fresh check, reject it before registering the database
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- Around line 1301-1303: Correct the retry-latency comment in the projection
contention retry logic: describe four attempts before fallback and note that
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Correct the retry latency comment.
If each attempt exhausts the 250 ms busy timeout, four attempts plus the delays take about 1,085 ms before fallback. The 835 ms figure can mislead latency diagnosis. Avoid stating a hard bound because other work can add time.
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- // read as a foreign file. The bound is three attempts of the busy timeout plus these- // delays (about 835 ms) before the request falls back to the streaming read.+ // read as a foreign file. Three retries allow four attempts before fallback; if each+ // exhausts the busy timeout, those waits and the delays total about 1,085 ms.
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// Contention, including a peer still creating the projection, is waited out rather than
// read as a foreign file. The bound is three attempts of the busy timeout plus these
// delays (about 835 ms) before the request falls back to the streaming read.
// Contention, including a peer still creating the projection, is waited out rather than
// read as a foreign file. Three retries allow four attempts before fallback; if each
// exhausts the busy timeout, those waits and the delays total about 1,085 ms.
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Correct the retry-latency comment in the projection contention retry logic:
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The lock test rolls back an empty transaction, so it cannot detect a rebuild that discards a peer’s committed projection. Add a separate test that commits a populated current projection while the reader waits. Assert that its generation and rows survive without another index ingest.
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643:
The lock test only rolls back an empty transaction and does not verify adoption
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busy_timeout is set before the first read, and a busy classification is rethrown into the existing retry.
The schema is created under BEGIN IMMEDIATE, re-classifying under the lock.
A stale schema is re-checked under the lock before it is dropped.
Structure doc updated. The two-process test is reduced to 16 insert batches.
Deterministic regression test: the lock is released from a test hook in the reader's own busy back-off, and the test asserts the reader met it.
Independent review: round 1 (hyds DeepSeek) APPROVE-WITH-NITS on 696c65c. Its findings and the CodeRabbit/Codex comments were folded. A fresh final reviewer approved 4749f99 (APPROVE-WITH-NITS): with only the BUSY rethrow reverted the test fails 3/3, it is 12/12 isolated with the fix, the file passes 47/47, the hook is inert when unset, and the corrupt-file recreate is still unconditional. Its one nit was that the comment's latency bound was understated; the real loop pays four busy timeouts, about 1.1 s nominal and about 1.3 s measured. 0cefa22 changes that comment, and the PR body, to the reviewer's wording. It is the only change since the approved head.
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Summary
Two processes opening the filtered usage index for the first time could each decide the other's half-created database was a foreign file. The loser then skipped the index for that request. Its answer was still correct, because it fell back to the streaming read, but
filterIndexwas missing. This is thetwo processes rebuilding the same ledger both report every rowflake: it failed on macOS in batch 42541313352 (macos 2/4,candidates: null) and once in #8270's CI. A local harness running the test's two child processes reproduced it 2 times in 5 with no extra load, and every failure wasUsageFilterIndexForeignError.openIndexForWritehad two windows:classifyDatabaseturned every read error into"foreign", andbusy_timeoutwas only set after classification. A read that hit the other process's lock (SQLITE_BUSY) therefore came back immediately as "someone else's file".createSchemaran the DDL statement by statement outside a transaction. Another process could see the meta table before the data tables existed, which the classifier also reports as foreign.Now
busy_timeoutis set before the first read, and a busy classification is rethrown so the existing busy retry handles it. The schema is created underBEGIN IMMEDIATEafter re-classifying under the lock: an empty file gets the whole schema in one commit, and a schema another process just committed is adopted and then verified like any existing one. A database that is foreign under the lock is still refused and never written.ensureSchemanow also re-checks an outdated schema under the write lock before dropping it (recreateSchema(db, { onlyIfStale: true })), so two processes that both saw a stale schema cannot drop each other's fresh tables.structure/usage-client-attribution.mdrecords the open contract. While the projection is contended, a read waits at most four busy timeouts plus three back-off delays (about 1.1 s nominal, 1.3 s measured by the reviewer) before falling back to the streaming read; before, a busy classification fell back at once as "foreign".The two-process test also gets cheaper. It ingested 30,000 rows in each of two cold Bun processes, which a loaded
test changedrun pushed past the 5 s default (#8041). It now uses 16 insert batches (8,000 rows), enough for the two ingests to interleave under the write lock.Verification
a projection another process is still creating is waited for, not taken as foreignholds an exclusive lock on the empty index file and releases it from abeforeBusyRetrytest hook in the reader's own busy back-off. It asserts the reader met the lock exactly once (busyAttempts=[0]) and then used the index. With only the BUSY rethrow inclassifyDatabasereverted, it fails 3/3; with the fix it passes. No timer is involved, so it cannot go vacuous if work moves before the first open.bun test tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts(isolated HOME): 46 pass, 0 fail.bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check: pass.bun test tests/usage/in one process: the five files that fail there pass when run alone, exceptusage-telemetry-collector-typecheck, which fails locally withScript not found "check"inservices/telemetry-collector(environmental, unrelated).Checklist