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fix(usage): keep the filter index's WAL sidecars so filtered queries stop churning the config directory - #8442
tests/server/model-costs-pricing-cache.test.ts (policy-only API writes refresh warm estimate, summary and aggregate caches; reset restores catalog) has failed on Windows in every dev batch that contains #8391 (runs 42541313352, 42543407433, 42580170093, windows 8/11). It passed in the two batches before #8391. In each failure the warm base aggregate reports rebuild where the test expects unchanged. The test's own comment describes the mechanism, and #8391 made it fire on every filtered query:
The filter index runs SQLite in WAL mode. SQLite's default deletes -wal and -shm when the last connection closes, so every filtered query created two entries in the config directory and then removed them.
On Windows, hardenConfigDir() (called from every config load) keeps a memo keyed on the config directory's change time, and existingAclAlreadyCompliant returns false unless OPENCODEX_ACL_VERIFY_EXISTING=1. After a filtered query, the next config load therefore re-ran icacls over the whole directory.
That inherited-ACE rewrite moves usage.jsonl's ChangeTime. usageLogRevisionKey includes ctime, so the next read rebuilt the base aggregate, and the next filtered read rebuilt the whole index.
In production this means that on Windows a filtered usage query followed by any config load costs an icacls pass over the config directory plus a whole-ledger rebuild of both the aggregate and the index, which is the cost #8391 was meant to remove. macOS was unaffected because its system SQLite already persists WAL; I confirmed that locally. Linux has no ACL step.
The index now sets SQLITE_FCNTL_PERSIST_WAL on every connection that can write (openIndexForWrite, and openIndexForRead's read-write recovery path), so the sidecars stay after the first creation, as they already do on macOS. It does so only after the file has classified as this projection, so a foreign WAL database keeps SQLite's default. The writer runs PRAGMA wal_checkpoint(TRUNCATE) before it closes, so a clean close leaves the kept WAL empty: a large rebuild leaves no WAL bytes on disk, and no stale frames remain to replay into another file placed at the index path. While a reader in another process pins the WAL, the checkpoint is partial and the frames stay until a later writer's checkpoint; origin/dev has the same window after such a close. A journal_size_limit (4 MiB) bounds the WAL between checkpoints. Creation already records the sidecar names as owned paths before they exist, as on origin/dev. An existing projection skips that step: a 0-byte file left by a crash between the private create and the first open, or a file whose names were never recorded. Since the sidecars now persist, any that exist beside such a file would otherwise survive uninstall. Once the file classifies as this projection and WAL mode is on, the projection file and every existing sidecar are registered. The process stops checking a path only after both sidecars have existed and been offered for registration, because they appear only once SQLite uses the WAL.
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New test filtered queries after the first leave the config directory's entries unchanged: after the first filtered query creates the index, a second filter and a query after a ledger append must leave the config directory's entries, mtime and ctime unchanged; the last query must also report the appended row (totalRows 21), so it went through a writable refresh; and the kept WAL must be 0 bytes after the writer's close.
Ablation: with PERSIST_WAL set to 0 (the Linux and Windows default), the test fails on the directory's mtime and ctime. With the fix it passes.
bun test tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts: 50 pass (47 on origin/dev). With tests/server/model-costs-pricing-cache.test.ts, tests/server/api-usage.test.ts and tests/server/hub-usage.test.ts: pass (macOS, isolated HOME).
New test a projection whose sidecars are not in the uninstall manifest is repaired on the next write (owned home): with the sidecar manifest entries and files removed, a writing query registers both again. It failed before the registration fix ([]).
New test a 0-byte projection left by a crash and its sidecars are registered once they appear: two queries in one process over a 0-byte index file must end with the projection file and both sidecars owned. It fails if the path is remembered after a check that registered nothing, or if the projection file itself is not registered.
The directory test discriminates only on stock SQLite (Linux, Windows); macOS's system SQLite already keeps the sidecars, so a local macOS pass is not evidence. Its comment says so.
bun test tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts also passes under CI's pinned Bun 1.4.4. A 30,000-row rebuild through the module leaves -wal at 0 bytes on both Bun versions.
bun run typecheck, bun run structure:check: pass.
NOT RUN: Windows. I could not reproduce the icacls step without a Windows host. The model-costs fix is inferred from the mechanism above; windows 8/11 in the next dev batch is the proof.
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Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
Docs or release notes were updated when needed. (structure doc updated)
Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. (ACL code unchanged; sidecars stay owned, private-path checks unchanged)
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Writable usage-filter index connections retain SQLite WAL and SHM sidecars. The code limits retained WAL size, registers sidecars for uninstall, and attempts a truncating checkpoint before closing a refresh connection. Tests check directory metadata, query results, WAL contents, and sidecar registration.
Changes: WAL Sidecar Retention
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Configure and verify WAL retention src/usage/filter-index.ts, tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts, structure/usage-client-attribution.md
Writable and recovery connections enable persistent WAL behavior after database classification. The code sets a 4 MiB journal_size_limit, registers existing WAL and SHM sidecars for uninstall, and attempts a TRUNCATE checkpoint before closing a refresh connection. Tests check directory entries and timestamps across filtered queries and an append-triggered refresh, confirm the WAL is empty after close, and verify sidecar registration. The documentation describes sidecar retention and the Windows ChangeTime rebuild chain.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8391: Introduces the usage-filter index and its ownership model, which this change extends.
lidge-jun/opencodex#8429: Updates Windows-related usage-index tests and a fixture, in the same failure area addressed by the WAL sidecar changes.
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The change is mergeable with owner awareness of narrow cleanup and responsiveness limitations. Sidecars can escape uninstall registration, overlapping readers can defer WAL cleanup, and checkpoints can briefly delay unrelated requests. Additional upgrade and large-rebuild assertions would improve confidence.
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Review comments at @src/usage/filter-index.ts:
- Line 484: Move keepWalSidecars(db) in the write and read-write recovery paths
so it runs only after the database has passed classification, preventing
rejected databases from retaining WAL sidecars; preserve the existing
classification checks and cleanup behavior.
- Line 484: Update the index creation flow around keepWalSidecars so ownership
is recorded before creating the database, and recover safely when creation was
interrupted. Ensure recovery can identify artifacts created by this index and
never adopts foreign database or sidecar files; preserve the existing ownership
and cleanup safeguards.
- Around line 475-476: Update keepWalSidecars and the publish cleanup flow to
bound retained WAL growth using SQLite’s supported checkpoint and size-limit
mechanisms, without deleting WAL sidecars. Ensure the approach also handles a
reader that outlives the writer, preserving the required bound once that reader
no longer prevents checkpointing.
Review comments at @tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts:
- Around line 1106-1109: Update the append-refresh test around
getFilteredUsageAggregate to assert that the appended row was ingested, rather
than only checking that filterIndex exists. Ensure the query and assertion can
detect the appended kimi row so a stale pre-append index cannot pass.
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Bound the retained WAL size.
A large rebuild can leave a large WAL after the write connection closes. publish deletes the retired generation in one transaction (src/usage/filter-index.ts:831-860), and persistence retains the file afterward. Manage the WAL size without deleting the sidecars, including when a reader outlives the writer.
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Review comment at @src/usage/filter-index.ts around lines 475 - 476:
Update keepWalSidecars and the publish cleanup flow to bound retained WAL growth
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Addressed in d81706b. Writable connections now set PRAGMA journal_size_limit (4 MiB) together with PERSIST_WAL. With persistence on and a limit of 0 or more, SQLite's WAL close path truncates the kept WAL to zero bytes when the last connection closes. The file stays, so the directory does not change, and the bytes from a large rebuild do not. Between checkpoints, the same limit bounds what a reset leaves behind.
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python3 - <<'PY'import ctypes as c, ctypes.util, os, tempfilelibname = ctypes.util.find_library('sqlite3')if not libname: raise SystemExit('System SQLite library unavailable')s = c.CDLL(libname)s.sqlite3_libversion.restype = c.c_char_ps.sqlite3_open_v2.argtypes = [c.c_char_p, c.POINTER(c.c_void_p), c.c_int, c.c_char_p]s.sqlite3_exec.argtypes = [c.c_void_p, c.c_char_p, c.c_void_p, c.c_void_p, c.POINTER(c.c_char_p)]s.sqlite3_file_control.argtypes = [c.c_void_p, c.c_char_p, c.c_int, c.c_void_p]s.sqlite3_close.argtypes = [c.c_void_p]s.sqlite3_errmsg.argtypes = [c.c_void_p]s.sqlite3_errmsg.restype = c.c_char_pdef open_db(path, flags): db = c.c_void_p() rc = s.sqlite3_open_v2(os.fsencode(path), c.byref(db), flags, None) if rc: raise RuntimeError(('open', rc)) return dbdef exec_sql(db, sql): err = c.c_char_p() rc = s.sqlite3_exec(db, sql.encode(), None, None, c.byref(err)) if rc: raise RuntimeError((sql, rc, s.sqlite3_errmsg(db).decode()))def close(db): rc = s.sqlite3_close(db) if rc: raise RuntimeError(('close', rc))with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as directory: path = os.path.join(directory, 'index.sqlite') wal = path + '-wal' writer = open_db(path, 2 | 4) persist = c.c_int(1) rc = s.sqlite3_file_control(writer, b'main', 10, c.byref(persist)) if rc: raise RuntimeError(('file_control', rc)) exec_sql(writer, 'PRAGMA journal_mode=WAL; PRAGMA journal_size_limit=4194304; PRAGMA wal_autocheckpoint=0; CREATE TABLE t(x); INSERT INTO t VALUES (1);') reader = open_db(path, 1) exec_sql(reader, 'BEGIN; SELECT count(*) FROM t;') exec_sql(writer, 'INSERT INTO t VALUES (randomblob(8388608));') print('system sqlite:', s.sqlite3_libversion().decode()) print('after write WAL bytes:', os.path.getsize(wal)) close(writer) print('after writer close WAL bytes:', os.path.getsize(wal) if os.path.exists(wal) else 'missing') exec_sql(reader, 'COMMIT;') close(reader) print('after read-only reader close WAL bytes:', os.path.getsize(wal) if os.path.exists(wal) else 'missing')PY
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@lidge-jun Thanks for adding the limit. The reader-outlives-writer case remains unverified on Bun 1.4.4.
keepWalSidecars sets the limit on writable connections in src/usage/filter-index.ts, Line 481. The read-only connection at Line 527 does not set it. In a standalone SQLite 3.40.0 test, an 8 MiB WAL remained after both the writer and the later-closing reader closed.
Bun was unavailable for the retry. Please test this sequence with Bun 1.4.4, including on Windows, and check the WAL size after the reader closes. If the WAL remains large, a deferred writable checkpoint may be needed without removing the sidecars.
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rg -n -F -e 'usage-filter-index' -e 'ownedPaths' -e 'owned paths' -- src/lib/config-ownership.ts src/cli tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts structure/usage-client-attribution.md | sed -n '1,130p'
rg -n -F -e '"bun":' -e '"engines"' -- package.json
python3 <<'PY'import sqlite3, ctypes, ctypes.util, tempfile, oslib=ctypes.CDLL(ctypes.util.find_library('sqlite3'))lib.sqlite3_open.argtypes=[ctypes.c_char_p,ctypes.POINTER(ctypes.c_void_p)]lib.sqlite3_open.restype=ctypes.c_intlib.sqlite3_file_control.argtypes=[ctypes.c_void_p,ctypes.c_char_p,ctypes.c_int,ctypes.c_void_p]lib.sqlite3_file_control.restype=ctypes.c_intlib.sqlite3_exec.argtypes=[ctypes.c_void_p,ctypes.c_char_p,ctypes.c_void_p,ctypes.c_void_p,ctypes.c_void_p]lib.sqlite3_exec.restype=ctypes.c_intlib.sqlite3_close.argtypes=[ctypes.c_void_p]lib.sqlite3_close.restype=ctypes.c_intfor persist in [0,1]: with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as directory: path=os.path.join(directory,'foreign.sqlite') c=sqlite3.connect(path) c.execute('PRAGMA journal_mode=WAL') c.execute('CREATE TABLE foreign_table (id INTEGER)') c.commit() c.close() print('sqlite',sqlite3.sqlite_version,'persist',persist,'before',sorted(os.listdir(directory))) db=ctypes.c_void_p() print('open',lib.sqlite3_open(os.fsencode(path),ctypes.byref(db))) v=ctypes.c_int(persist) print('file_control',lib.sqlite3_file_control(db,b'main',10,ctypes.byref(v))) print('query',lib.sqlite3_exec(db,b"SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = 'table' AND name NOT LIKE 'sqlite_%'",None,None,None)) print('after query',sorted(os.listdir(directory))) print('close',lib.sqlite3_close(db)) print('after close',sorted(os.listdir(directory)))PY
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rg -n -F -e 'manifest.paths' -e 'CONFIG_UNINSTALL_MANIFEST' -e 'uninstallOwned' -e 'removeOwned' -- src/lib/config-ownership.ts src/cli/uninstall.ts src 2>/dev/null | sed -n '1,110p'
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- SQLite | Bun Docs — https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/sqlite?trk=article-ssr-frontend-pulse_little-text-block
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Enable WAL persistence only after classification.
When a foreign WAL-mode database occupies the index path, classification can create -wal and -shm files. The current setting retains them after rejection, and uninstall leaves them if they are unregistered. Move keepWalSidecars(db) after classification in both write and read-write recovery paths.
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Move keepWalSidecars(db) in the write and read-write recovery paths so it runs
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- Write-Ahead Logging — https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html
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SQLite SQLITE_FCNTL_PERSIST_WAL final close checkpoint truncates WAL zero size persistent wal source sqlite walClose
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- sqlite/src/wal.c at master · sqlite/sqlite · GitHub — https://github.com/sqlite/sqlite/blob/master/src/wal.c
- Write-Ahead Logging — https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html
- WAL-mode File Format — https://www2.sqlite.org/walformat.html
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Make index ownership registration crash-safe.
If the process stops after creating the database but before registration, the next filtered query skips registration. The persistent sidecars and index database can then survive uninstall with usage-index data. Record ownership before creation and safely recover interrupted creations without adopting foreign files.
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Update the index creation flow around keepWalSidecars so ownership is recorded
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Addressed in d81706b. keepWalSidecars now runs only after the file has classified as this projection, in both openIndexForWrite and the read-write recovery in openIndexForRead. A foreign WAL database keeps SQLite's default and leaves nothing behind.
On the review-body finding about crash-safe ownership registration: this PR does not change that behavior. recordOwnedConfigPath running after creation, and only when the database did not already exist, comes from #8391. A crash between preparePrivateSqliteDatabase and registration leaves an unregistered projection whether or not the sidecars persist. Fixing it means registering before creation and recovering interrupted creations without adopting foreign files. That is an ownership-manifest change with its own review surface, so I am leaving it out of this Windows regression fix; it can be filed separately if wanted.
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- Line 483: Add coverage in the usage filter index tests for the retained WAL
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- Line 537: Add a test for the writable recovery path that forces the read-only
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In tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts, after a large rebuild with no other index connections open, assert that the retained WAL exists and is empty after the query completes.
The directory-stability test checks entries and timestamps, but not WAL size. Removing journal_size_limit could leave a large WAL without failing that test.
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Add coverage in the usage filter index tests for the retained WAL size: after a
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Test WAL retention after writable recovery.
If the read-only open fails transiently, the writable fallback can be the last connection to close. The sequential test does not force this branch, so it would miss removal of keepWalSidecars from the fallback.
Add a test that forces the read-only open to fail, confirms writable recovery, and checks that the sidecars remain after the recovery connection closes on Linux or Windows.
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WAL persistence is enabled without checking whether the file-control operation succeeded.
Filtered queries continue deleting and recreating sidecars, while the application behaves as though persistence was enabled.
This can occur when: The active SQLite VFS returns a non-success result for SQLITE_FCNTL_PERSIST_WAL.
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- Line 521: Update the flow around db.fileControl and keepWalSidecars so
persistent WAL sidecars created for the index are recorded as uninstall-owned,
including when manifest capacity is limited. Establish ownership before
retaining or creating sidecars, and do not register or remove sidecars that
predate this installation.
- Line 1108: Move the WAL checkpoint in the database shutdown path off the event
loop instead of calling synchronous db.exec; use an established off-thread
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close so WAL cleanup still occurs.
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- Around line 1149-1150: Extend the usage-filter-index test around
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nl -ba src/usage/filter-index.ts | sed -n '475,595p'
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git log --oneline --all -- src/lib/config-ownership.ts | sed -n '1,45p'
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SQLite SQLITE_FCNTL_PERSIST_WAL file control persist wal shm after last database connection closed official documentation
Result:
Sources consulted:
- Standard File Control Opcodes — https://sqlite.org/c3ref/c_fcntl_begin_atomic_write.html
- Write-Ahead Logging — https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html
- WAL-mode File Format — https://www.sqlite.org/walformat.html
- WAL-mode File Format — https://sqlite.org/walformat.html
- WAL-mode File Format — https://www2.sqlite.org/walformat.html
- …and 11 more
Ensure persistent sidecars have uninstall ownership.
If an older installation’s manifest filled after recording the index but before recording its sidecars, keepWalSidecars retains unregistered files. Uninstall removes the index but leaves those files and reports a partial uninstall. Ensure persistent sidecars have ownership coverage without adopting pre-existing foreign files.
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Update the flow around db.fileControl and keepWalSidecars so persistent WAL
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When another process holds a WAL reader snapshot or write lock, the TRUNCATE checkpoint at src/usage/filter-index.ts:1108 can block the event loop for the 250 ms busy timeout. This delays unrelated requests too. Run the checkpoint off the event loop while preserving WAL cleanup.
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Move the WAL checkpoint in the database shutdown path off the event loop instead
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Cover the reader-outlives-writer close order.
The test at tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts:1130-1150 checks sequential queries only. A reader can prevent the refresh writer’s checkpoint from truncating the WAL.
Add a test that establishes a read transaction before an append and holds it until the refresh finishes. Check both sidecars and the WAL size after the reader closes. Then run a later writable refresh and check that the WAL is empty.
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Extend the usage-filter-index test around usageFilterIndexPath to cover a reader
that outlives the writer: establish and hold a read transaction before
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- Line 569: Move the registerKeptSidecars call to after ensureSchema completes
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- Around line 539-541: Update registerKeptSidecars so it adds the index path to
sidecarOwnershipChecked only after each existing sidecar is successfully
registered by recordOwnedConfigPath. If either registration returns false, leave
the path uncached so a later writable open can retry.
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If recordOwnedConfigPath returns false, registerKeptSidecars still caches the index path. Later writable opens then skip registration even after ownership becomes available or manifest capacity is freed. Uninstall can leave the sidecars behind. Cache the path only after both sidecars are successfully registered.
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Update registerKeptSidecars so it adds the index path to sidecarOwnershipChecked
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Bun 1.4.4 bun:sqlite SQLite version bundled Linux database SQLITE_FCNTL_PERSIST_WAL journal_mode WAL empty database sidecar creation
Result:
Sources consulted:
- SQLite | Bun Docs — https://bun.com/docs/runtime/sqlite
- Write-Ahead Logging — https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html
- Bun v1.4.4 | Bun Blog — https://bun.sh/blog/bun-v1.4.4
- Bun v1.4.4 | Bun Blog — https://bun.sh/blog/release-notes/bun-v1.4.4
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- src/btree.c - external/github.com/sqlite/sqlite - Git at Google — https://chromium.googlesource.com/external/github.com/sqlite/sqlite/%2B/5a1da0ae1bac995707f1a4dee41c7935f538a51c/src/btree.c
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- SQLite User Forum: Manual checkpoint fails after setting WAL mode on new database and no writes performed — https://sqlite.org/forum/forumpost/36f65e88a8
- Write-Ahead Logging — https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html
- Pragma statements supported by SQLite — https://sqlite.org/pragma.html
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sqlite 3.53.4 PRAGMA journal_mode WAL creates wal file only first transaction empty database
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- Write-Ahead Logging — https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html
- SQLite Release 3.53.4 On 2026-07-24 — https://www3.sqlite.org/releaselog/3_53_4.html
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Register sidecars after schema initialization.
For an existing empty index file, the WAL pragma can leave both sidecars absent. registerKeptSidecars then caches the path before ensureSchema creates them. They remain unregistered and can survive uninstall.
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Review comment at @src/usage/filter-index.ts at line 569:
Move the registerKeptSidecars call to after ensureSchema completes so sidecars
created during schema initialization are registered for cleanup.
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In tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts:1175-1176, the test can pass if registration succeeds but the writer deletes the sidecars on close. Capture their existence in afterRefresh, before the read-only connection can recreate them.
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Review comment at @tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts around lines 1175 -
1176:
Update the upgrade-boundary test around getFilteredUsageAggregate to capture
both sidecar existence states in the afterRefresh hook, before the read-only
connection can recreate them, and assert both sidecars exist at that point;
retain the existing final ownership assertion.
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Cause: on Windows the filter index's WAL sidecars were created and deleted on every filtered query. That changed the config directory, so the next config load re-ran the directory ACL harden; the inherited-ACE rewrite moved usage.jsonl's ChangeTime, and the base aggregate and the index rebuilt from the whole ledger. This is model-costs-pricing-cache on windows 8/11, 3/3 batches since perf(usage): index filtered ledger queries and resume append ingestion #8391. It is also a real Windows performance bug for every filtered usage query.
Change:
SQLITE_FCNTL_PERSIST_WAL on writable connections after classification, with a 4 MiB journal_size_limit.
wal_checkpoint(TRUNCATE) before the writer closes, so a clean close leaves a 0-byte WAL.
Sidecar and projection-file registration for existing or crash-left projections.
Structure doc.
Independent review, all hyds DeepSeek:
The first round was cancelled after more than 6 h on an older head. Its in-progress findings (stale-WAL replay, truncation) were folded as the TRUNCATE checkpoint.
Final round 1 on cb1588b: REQUEST-CHANGES, blocker on unregistered sidecars; folded.
Final round 2 on fcf9ebd: APPROVE-WITH-NITS, memo set even when nothing was registered; folded with a failing-first test.
Final delta round 3 on 45e0138: APPROVE-WITH-NITS, 51/0 on Bun 1.4.0 and 1.4.4. It verified the old memo fails the new test, foreign databases stay unregistered, and replay is only possible in the pinned-reader window, as on dev.
Its nits are folded in 05966a2: the doc line that contradicted the new paragraph, the stale test count, and registering the crash-left projection file itself. The reviewer proposed that last one-line fix and verified it in an export: uninstall then returns removed. I re-ran 51/0 on both Bun versions, and the new assertion fails without that line. 05966a2 is the only change since the approved head.
Exact-head PR CI on earlier heads: gates, test changed, api usage and docker smoke green. test changed exercises the directory test on Linux, which is where it discriminates.
Maintainer integration into dev under MAINTAINERS.md's dev-only PR bypass (owner account, admin). This is not a self-approval, and there are no outstanding change requests.
NOT RUN: Windows. The model-costs fix is inferred from the mechanism; windows 8/11 in the next dev batch is the proof.
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Summary
tests/server/model-costs-pricing-cache.test.ts(policy-only API writes refresh warm estimate, summary and aggregate caches; reset restores catalog) has failed on Windows in every dev batch that contains #8391 (runs 42541313352, 42543407433, 42580170093,windows 8/11). It passed in the two batches before #8391. In each failure the warm base aggregate reportsrebuildwhere the test expectsunchanged. The test's own comment describes the mechanism, and #8391 made it fire on every filtered query:-waland-shmwhen the last connection closes, so every filtered query created two entries in the config directory and then removed them.hardenConfigDir()(called from every config load) keeps a memo keyed on the config directory's change time, andexistingAclAlreadyCompliantreturns false unlessOPENCODEX_ACL_VERIFY_EXISTING=1. After a filtered query, the next config load therefore re-ran icacls over the whole directory.usage.jsonl's ChangeTime.usageLogRevisionKeyincludes ctime, so the next read rebuilt the base aggregate, and the next filtered read rebuilt the whole index.In production this means that on Windows a filtered usage query followed by any config load costs an icacls pass over the config directory plus a whole-ledger rebuild of both the aggregate and the index, which is the cost #8391 was meant to remove. macOS was unaffected because its system SQLite already persists WAL; I confirmed that locally. Linux has no ACL step.
The index now sets
SQLITE_FCNTL_PERSIST_WALon every connection that can write (openIndexForWrite, andopenIndexForRead's read-write recovery path), so the sidecars stay after the first creation, as they already do on macOS. It does so only after the file has classified as this projection, so a foreign WAL database keeps SQLite's default. The writer runsPRAGMA wal_checkpoint(TRUNCATE)before it closes, so a clean close leaves the kept WAL empty: a large rebuild leaves no WAL bytes on disk, and no stale frames remain to replay into another file placed at the index path. While a reader in another process pins the WAL, the checkpoint is partial and the frames stay until a later writer's checkpoint;origin/devhas the same window after such a close. Ajournal_size_limit(4 MiB) bounds the WAL between checkpoints. Creation already records the sidecar names as owned paths before they exist, as onorigin/dev. An existing projection skips that step: a 0-byte file left by a crash between the private create and the first open, or a file whose names were never recorded. Since the sidecars now persist, any that exist beside such a file would otherwise survive uninstall. Once the file classifies as this projection and WAL mode is on, the projection file and every existing sidecar are registered. The process stops checking a path only after both sidecars have existed and been offered for registration, because they appear only once SQLite uses the WAL.Verification
filtered queries after the first leave the config directory's entries unchanged: after the first filtered query creates the index, a second filter and a query after a ledger append must leave the config directory's entries, mtime and ctime unchanged; the last query must also report the appended row (totalRows21), so it went through a writable refresh; and the kept WAL must be 0 bytes after the writer's close.PERSIST_WALset to 0 (the Linux and Windows default), the test fails on the directory's mtime and ctime. With the fix it passes.bun test tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.ts: 50 pass (47 onorigin/dev). Withtests/server/model-costs-pricing-cache.test.ts,tests/server/api-usage.test.tsandtests/server/hub-usage.test.ts: pass (macOS, isolated HOME).a projection whose sidecars are not in the uninstall manifest is repaired on the next write(owned home): with the sidecar manifest entries and files removed, a writing query registers both again. It failed before the registration fix ([]).a 0-byte projection left by a crash and its sidecars are registered once they appear: two queries in one process over a 0-byte index file must end with the projection file and both sidecars owned. It fails if the path is remembered after a check that registered nothing, or if the projection file itself is not registered.bun test tests/usage/usage-filter-index.test.tsalso passes under CI's pinned Bun 1.4.4. A 30,000-row rebuild through the module leaves-walat 0 bytes on both Bun versions.bun run typecheck,bun run structure:check: pass.windows 8/11in the next dev batch is the proof.Checklist