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fix(data, engine): share a capabilities document's address, and work out a WMS root's systems once (#1526 follow-ups) - #1621
Two findings from the last review round of #1526, both reproduced on its head and not fixed before the merge, and two more of the same kind found in this PR's review. The first two come from reading past the first 2000 layers, now that up to 100,000 are read from one document.
A document's address was copied into each of its layers.discover kept a CapabilitySource per layer, each with its own String of the capabilities address, which a server or a user can make as long as they like. MAX_COPIED_ADDRESS_BYTES bounds the request addresses the parsers copy, not this one. It is now one Arc<str> per document.
A WMS sublayer with systems of its own worked out its parent's again.Systems held the whole list of names, the parent's plus the layer's own, and each layer naming one system re-parsed all of them. A GeoServer's root can list thousands, and each of its layers usually names one or two of its own. A layer's Systems now keeps only what wms_native uses: whether Web Mercator is among them, and the first warp::MAX_SYSTEMS (64) RustGIS can draw it in. A sublayer adds its own systems to its parent's first ones, so the work per layer no longer depends on how many the root lists.
A listing repeated the address in each layer's source_url (found in review). With 2000 collections under a 1 MB address, service.layers peaked at 14.4 GB. A landing page can link to any collections address, so this is reachable from a hostile service. A listing now repeats at most 64 MiB of document addresses (MAX_LISTED_ADDRESS_BYTES, the same budget the parsers use for request addresses), and says so: each listed layer repeats its document's address, 100026 bytes long here, and RustGIS lists at most 64 MiB of them (at least one layer), beside the usual only the first 670 of 2000 layers are listed; service.add takes any of them by name. The cut is made in discover, so service.add's refusal of a missing name counts the same listing.
The parsers copied a long address into the first 2000 layers, whatever its length (found in review). read_limit and the OGC API loop lowered how many layers are read only down to the listing, 2000, so 2000 OGC API collections without an items link under a 1 MB address made 2 GB of copies while parsing (main: 3.9 GB for service.add, 28.7 GB for service.layers). Reading now stops at MAX_COPIED_ADDRESS_BYTES of copies whatever the listing, after at least one layer; that takes an address over 32 KiB, which no service needs. An OGC API document read short this way is incomplete, so a service group refuses it rather than take part of it, saying so (more than 2000, an address too long to read them all, or unreadable addresses). The user guide (data-formats.md) says both limits.
Choices and limits
The same systems, in the same order.wms_native took only the first 64 usable candidates of the whole list, so a system past the parent's first 64 can't come back in: those 64 are still ahead of it. One name is kept for each system, as wms_candidates does: CRS:84 over EPSG:4326, else the first listed. a_sublayers_systems_build_on_its_parents_first_ones compares the new computation with the old one for a root of 172 systems and one of two, with four lists of own systems (a CRS:84 replacing the parent's EPSG:4326, two names in one element, 60 own systems).
Only as many systems are checked as main checked. Whether a system is usable is asked (it makes and caches its transformer) only of those before the first 64 usable ones, as wms_native did of the whole list; the parent's first ones are known to be usable and aren't asked again.
The read budget is per document, which here is per service. Only OGC API follows documents, only from a landing page, and a landing page has no collections of its own, so the one document with collections ends the chain.
At least one layer is listed, whatever its address.
A service group refuses a list cut this way. A group takes every layer read, not those listed, each child keeping its source_url, so a document whose listing the address budget cuts is incomplete, and the group says why (an address too long to read them all). a_long_document_address_lists_fewer_layers checks it, and that the same collections under a short address still make a group. service.import and service.refresh go through the same check before they change the project. A mixed service whose tile offers alone pass the budget is refused too: that takes a collections address over about 11 KB.
candidate_rank is the closure wms_candidates had, moved out so both use it.
Testing
Measured with service.add of a missing layer, given the document as text, so it reads everything and fetches nothing. Both are dev builds on this PC, run one after the other: main at 83d015f, and this branch on it (since rebased on ff98bbd, which changes neither file's code paths measured here).
Document
main
This branch
OGC API, 100,000 collections with absolute items links, 36-byte address
352 MB, 1.0 s
352 MB, 0.9 s
the same, 10 KB address
1,216 MB, 1.3 s
352 MB, 1.0 s
the same, 100 KB address
9,776 MB, 7.1 s
353 MB, 0.9 s
WMS, 100,000 layers naming one system each, 10 on the root
253 MB, 3.3 s
250 MB, 2.7 s
the same, 1000 on the root
447 MB, 118.1 s
445 MB, 12.0 s
service.layers of 2000 OGC API collections, after the review round:
Address
main
This branch
36 bytes
48 MB, 0.1 s
48 MB, 0.0 s
100 KB
1,477 MB, 2.0 s
535 MB, 0.7 s
1 MB
14,385 MB, 22.3 s
549 MB, 0.7 s
2000 OGC API collections without an items link (the parse-time copies):
Command, address
main
Before round 2
This branch
service.add, 1 MB
3,929 MB, 9.2 s
2,022 MB
116 MB, 0.4 s
service.layers, 1 MB
28,711 MB, 55.1 s
2,020 MB
1,057 MB, 1.7 s
service.layers, 10 KB
330 MB, 0.5 s
What service.layers keeps there is mostly its answer: each of the layers read carries the address twice (its items address and source_url), and the MCP reply serializes that again. Both copies are bounded.
In a_document_past_the_read_limit_says_how_much_it_left_out, a 1 MiB address over 100 bare collections, and a 1 MiB GetFeature address over 100 feature types, read fewer than 100 (at least one), with the notes, and the collections are incomplete.
New test a_long_document_address_lists_fewer_layers: 600 collections are all listed under a short address; under a 16 KB one (the test build's budget is 8 MiB) the listing stops at 8 MiB of addresses, with both notes, and service.add's refusal counts the same.
On this branch the WMS time grows with the root's systems up to 64 and stops there: 0.9 s with none, 2.3 s with 10, 9.2 s with 100, 9.3 s with 1000 and with 5000 (in another run). What remains is each layer's own list of up to 64 systems in its Warp, built as before; the memory is the same for that reason.
On ff98bbd with RUSTGIS_LANGUAGE=en on Windows: cargo fmt --all --check, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings and cargo xtask layers pass. cargo test --workspace --no-fail-fast: 4,910 passed, 1 failed, 20 ignored. The failure is geolibre_tools_run_on_layers_and_add_their_outputs, which runs only where a GeoLibre runner is installed (skipped in CI): this PC's runner words its error for a vector input otherwise than the test expects. In cargo xtask ci, a_tool_cancelled_while_it_runs_stops_with_how_far_it_came (analysis) failed once under load and passes alone, 3 of 3. After review rounds 1 and 2: cargo fmt, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets, all of rustgis-data's tests (812), the engine's library tests (1,065) and the UI's smoke tests (109) pass.
…t's systems once
Two findings from opengeos#1526's last review round, reproduced on its head:
- Each layer's CapabilitySource held its own copy of the capabilities
address, which nothing bounds: 100,000 collections with a 100 KB
address peaked at 9.7 GB. It is now one Arc<str> per document.
- A WMS layer naming systems of its own re-parsed its parent's whole
list: a root of 1000 systems and 100,000 such layers took 97 s. A
layer's systems now keep only what wms_native uses (Web Mercator
among them, and the first 64 usable), and a sublayer adds its own to
its parent's first ones.
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WMS parsing now retains bounded, ranked coordinate-system candidates through layer inheritance. OGC readers apply copied-address budgets when reading documents. Capability discovery shares document addresses across layers and limits the address bytes represented in service listings.
Systems tracks inherited name counts and Mercator presence, ranks and deduplicates candidates, and retains at most warp::MAX_SYSTEMS. A test checks inherited candidates.
Use inherited candidates during WMS parsing crates/data/src/ogc.rs
WMS parsing uses the inherited candidate list and Mercator flag. wms_candidates uses the shared ranking function.
Copied-address limits
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Summary
Apply address budgets while reading OGC documents crates/data/src/ogc.rs
read_limit can fall below MAX_LISTED_LAYERS. OGC API reading checks the copied-address budget after the first collection and updates the incomplete status. Tests cover long-address WFS and OGC API documents.
Discovery shares each document address across its layer records and limits the combined address bytes represented in listings. Truncation adds a note. A test checks the limit and missing-layer response. The service-group error and documentation describe address-related incomplete listings.
opengeos/RustGIS#1595: This change shares each OGC API document address across its discovered layers and applies a copied-address budget while reading. The issue’s other formats are not covered.
opengeos/RustGIS#1519: This change adds a note when the address-byte listing limit truncates results and reports the listed count for a missing layer. It does not change the separate 2,000-layer limit.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1526: This PR changes the read-limit and copied-address budget behavior introduced by that PR.
opengeos/RustGIS#1606: Both PRs address the OGC API copied-address budget and its effect on collection reading.
Suggested reviewers:pick2510, giswqs, mavrick-f
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A rabbit counts each layer’s URL, And shares one string to keep things well. Long addresses slow the list, A note records what it has missed. CRS candidates settle in a row, While bounded reads decide how far to go.
The document address is still copied into every listed layer. layer_source builds source_url with json!(&*source.address), which allocates a new String for each layer in the service.layers listing (crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:690). That output is capped at 2,000 layers (MAX_LISTED_LAYERS), so the impact is far smaller than on the discovery path, but the copy this PR targets still happens. The benchmark uses service.add of a missing layer, which doesn't reach this path. Confidence: high that the copy occurs; medium on practical impact. Posted inline.
I found no logic error in the Systems::with_own rewrite. I checked the replacement of EPSG:4326 by CRS:84, the index offset, the Mercator flag, the usable-filter ordering and the truncation against the whole-list computation, and they agree. Confidence: high.
Security
None found. The change doesn't touch any input-parsing or command-ingress path.
Performance
The per-layer cost is now bounded by 64 plus the layer's own list, rather than by the root's full list, which is the intended improvement. Crs is a small Copy enum, so cloning the 64 candidates per layer is cheap. Confidence: high.
Quality
Nit: the names field doc says "How many names the list has", but it is an unfiltered whitespace-token count (crates/data/src/ogc.rs:1151). The offset is still correct. Also, the CapabilitySource doc refers to MAX_READ_LAYERS, which is private to ogc.rs. Posted inline as a quality-sweep item.
No new regression test for the Arc<str> memory change in service.rs. The change is a refactor, so this is optional.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect, panic or indexing in the new non-test code. No new user-visible strings, no assets and no dependency changes. The test added covers the equivalence the PR claims.
Prior review threads: none existed, so nothing was left alone for being already raised.
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- Line 1161: Update the candidate-processing loop around `wms_candidates` to
stop checking candidates and constructing transformers once 64 systems have been
retained, so later candidates cannot populate the cache unnecessarily. Preserve
inherited candidate ordering and the existing `CRS:84` preference within the
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- Line 690: Add a cumulative byte budget to the layer-listing flow around the
`source_url` assignment, checking each source address before copying it into a
layer. When the budget is exhausted, stop adding addresses or layers according
to the existing listing contract, without constructing over-budget copies; use
the established budget or limit rather than inventing a new value.
- Around line 221-224: Add a test for `discover` that provides multiple layers
from one document and verifies their source addresses share the same allocation
using `Arc::ptr_eq`. Keep existing value-based assertions and confirm the test
exercises the shared address used when pushing each layer into `result.sources`.
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…ystems only up to the first 64
Review round 1 of opengeos#1621:
- service.layers gave each listed layer its document's address as
source_url, and nothing bounds that address: 2000 collections under a
1 MB address peaked at 14.4 GB. A listing now repeats at most 64 MiB
of addresses, says so in a note, and service.add's refusal counts the
layers it lists.
- Systems::with_own asked warp::usable (which makes a transformer) of
every own system, a root's thousands included; it now asks only until
the first 64 usable ones, as wms_native did, and the parent's are
known to be usable.
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Medium confidence (~60%): the listing budget doesn't cover parse-time copies. The new MAX_LISTED_ADDRESS_BYTES bounds only source_url in the listing. The OGC API parser still copies the full document address into each collection's layer when the items link is missing (crates/data/src/ogc.rs:2751) or relative (via resolve). It stops counting only past MAX_LISTED_LAYERS (ogc.rs:2655-2661), so the first 2,000 collections are unbounded. The PR's benchmarks use absolute items links, so they don't exercise this path. Posted inline at service.rs:131. I couldn't confirm whether address::check caps URL length.
No bug found in the WMS change.Systems::with_own keeps the old ordering. Parent indices are below the parent.names offset, the dedupe cases match the old combined wms_candidates computation, and usable is still evaluated lazily up to the 64th usable system.
No bug found in the discover cut or add. The cut.max(1) and cut < listed guards hold, and add still searches every read layer.
Security
None found.
Performance
Covered by the bug above. The WMS path is now bounded at up to 64 candidate clones per sublayer, down from cloning the whole inherited name list.
Quality (nits, grouped; left for the release quality pass)
MAX_LISTED_ADDRESS_BYTES (service.rs:131) duplicates ogc.rs's MAX_COPIED_ADDRESS_BYTES. The two can drift, and the PR says they are "the same budget". Consider exporting one constant.
found.sources[..listed] and found.sources[cut] (service.rs:157,162) use indexing where get() is the stated style. The indices are internally safe, so this is minor.
The equivalence test a_sublayers_systems_build_on_its_parents_first_ones never includes an own system that usable rejects. Its oracle also filters by usable, so that path goes untested.
AGENTS.md
No violations found in the changed files. The new cut is reported through notes, following the existing "only the first N" pattern, and both the lossy and clean cases have tests.
Earlier concerns left alone: 5 existing threads. Two of them, the source_url copy and the listing byte budget, were answered by the author. The test Arc::ptr_eq suggestion is unanswered but low-value. The Systems field-doc and "stop checking candidates" threads are outdated, and the lazy filter now covers the second.
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- Around line 1160-1185: Update the Systems-building path that collects
candidates with wms_candidates to skip inherited-candidate cloning and sorting
for unnamed leaf layers. Preserve system processing for named layers and unnamed
layers with descendants so they can still pass inherited systems onward.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:
- Around line 161-162: Update the listing-limit note near the cut calculation to
clarify that the first address is retained even when it alone exceeds the 64 MiB
limit; keep the existing listing behavior unchanged.
- Line 131: Update MAX_LISTED_ADDRESS_BYTES so a compile-time check in non-test
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- Line 14906: Update the test containing the `url` setup to use an address
longer than 8 MiB and include at least two listable layers; assert that the
first layer remains listed when the address exceeds the listing limit.
- Line 14911: Update the repeated-address size-limit test around the `listed`
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…sting
Review round 2 of opengeos#1621:
- read_limit and the OGC API collections loop lowered how many layers
are read only down to the listing (2000), so 2000 collections without
an items link under a 1 MB address copied it 2000 times while parsing
(2 GB). Reading now stops at MAX_COPIED_ADDRESS_BYTES of copies after
at least one layer, and an OGC API document read short is incomplete,
so a service group refuses it.
- The listing's note says it keeps at least one layer, whatever its
address.
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Nothing blocks merge. I checked the OGC read loop, the listing cut in discover, the shared Arc<str> address, and the sublayer Systems::with_own logic against wms_candidates. The logic holds, and the new tests cover the boundaries.
Bugs
Misleading refusal for service groups (crates/engine/src/cmd/service_group.rs:121-124, anchored at ogc.rs:2791). incomplete is now also set when a long request address cuts the read short, even with fewer than 2000 collections. The group then refuses with "more than 2000", which names the wrong cause. Confidence ~85%. Suggested wording keeps the "more than 2000" substring the existing tests check.
Security
None found. The address budgets bound the copies, and at least one layer is always kept.
Performance
None new. The per-sublayer clone of up to 64 candidates is the cost the PR measures and reports.
Quality
Nit, grouped (service.rs:157, left for the release quality pass): found.sources[..listed] and found.sources[cut] index slices (also all[..inherited] in with_own). They are in range by construction, but get() is the repo's rule for hostile input. The {long} in the listing note can come from a different document than the rest of the list.
AGENTS.md
User guide out of date (ogc.rs:481; docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:313-319). Confidence ~90%. The docs still promise "at least 2,000" layers and a listing that "stops at its first 2,000 layers". This change makes both false for addresses over about 32 KiB.
No unwrap, expect, panic, or unsafe in the non-test diff. The tests cover both the clean and lossy paths for the new note.
Already raised earlier (left alone)
11 earlier review threads on this PR. None needed a new comment. The main one, the unbounded copies in the OGC parser, is answered and checked in the code.
Still open and unchanged: the unnamed-leaf systems work (CodeRabbit, ogc.rs:1187). Its concern stands, but it was already raised, so I did not repeat it.
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- Line 2663: Update the copied-address budget guard in the collection-reading
loop to stop when copied reaches MAX_COPIED_ADDRESS_BYTES, not only when it
exceeds the limit. Preserve the existing i > 0 condition.
- Around line 7078-7079: Update the collection-count assertion for s.layers to
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… guide on the new read limits
Review round 3 of opengeos#1621: an OGC API document read short by a long
address is incomplete, and the group's refusal said only "more than
2000, or unreadable addresses". The user guide said a long address
still reads at least 2,000 layers.
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service.group plan ignores the new listing cut (crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:163). service_group::listing serializes every layer read, so a 1 MB collections address over 2,000 OGC collections still produces about 2 GB of source_url copies, and the note wrongly says the listing is capped. Posted inline with a one-line suggestion (found.incomplete = true) and a request for a group test. Confidence ~75%.
Security
None found. Address handling stays within the existing address::check path.
Performance
The WMS Systems::with_own path is bounded by the 64-system prefix and the measurements in the PR are consistent with that. No new concern beyond what is already in the prior threads.
Quality (grouped nits, left for the release quality pass)
The note_copied_addresses figure is copied.div_ceil(read), which divides by collections, not layers. For OGC collections that make three layers each, the "each of its layers copies N bytes" wording is off. Low confidence on impact.
The copied value is not updated after the last collection when the loop ends without a break. This only matters for the MAX_READ cut, so it is negligible.
found.sources[..listed] and all[..inherited] are slice indexing where AGENTS.md prefers get(). Already raised, not repeated.
AGENTS.md
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:317 describes the shortened read as applying to an OGC API's request address, but read_limit also applies to WMS, WFS, WCS and WMTS. Low confidence that this matters in practice, since their request addresses are short.
Already raised, left alone: 16 prior threads. The ones the author answered (listing budget, parse-time copies, the incomplete wording, the docs, the Arc sharing, the 1-layer floor) I checked against the code and they are addressed. The rest are quality-pass items the author deferred: the indexing nit, the {long} note wording, the > vs >= budget check, test-only nits, and the unnamed-leaf cost.
Verified paths: the sources and layers alignment through vet and layers(), the candidate_rank and wms_candidates ordering, the read_limit floor change, the OGC incomplete boundary, and add_discovered's name lookup (which searches all read layers, matching the "takes any of them by name" note).
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Review comments at @docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:
- Around line 317-318: Clarify the WMS address-limit description so the 32 KB
threshold refers to the combined lengths of the GetMap, GetFeatureInfo, and
legend request addresses, not each address individually. State that when each
address is about 12 KiB, RustGIS can read only about 1,820 layers.
- Around line 319-320: Update the listing-limit description around `source_url`
to clarify that the 64 MiB aggregate can be reached with shorter addresses when
a list contains more than 2,000 layers; remove the implication that an
individual address must exceed 32 KB.
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Review round 4 of opengeos#1621: a group takes every layer read, not those
listed, so a listing cut by MAX_LISTED_ADDRESS_BYTES still let a group
copy every source_url. Such a document is now incomplete, and the group
says why.
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Bugs: None found. I traced the changed logic against the code and found no defect.
Systems::with_own (WMS): merged ordering, CRS:84-over-EPSG:4326 dedup, and the names offset all give the same result as the old wms_candidates over the whole list. I checked this against the cases where a parent system is dropped from first and an own system shares its code.
OGC API read loop: the i > 0 guard and incomplete = collections.len() > MAX_LISTED_LAYERS.min(read) are correct in every case I checked.
discover listing cut: index bounds hold (cut < listed ≤ sources.len(), cut.max(1)), and every caller (capabilities, add) goes through it.
service.groupPlan refuses a cut list via incomplete, and only OGC API groups reach that check.
Security: None found. No new input paths and no secrets.
Performance:
Low confidence (~45%): the parse-time copy budget is per document, and up to four documents merge with no combined check. Retained copies can reach about 4 × 64 MiB. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:248.
Quality:
Nit: data-formats.md names OGC API and WMS as request-address examples but omits WFS and WCS, which also use read_limit. High confidence on the omission, low impact.
Nit: the new doc note's "bytes long here" uses whichever layer hit the budget, which can come from another document. Already raised in an earlier thread.
AGENTS.md: No violations in the changed code. Errors are propagated, notes are in place for each cut, and tests cover both the clean and the lossy path.
Already raised, left alone: 21 earlier threads cover the same concerns: the listing budget, the ptr_eq test, get() vs indexing, the group-plan refusal, WMS unnamed leaves, the doc wording, and the boundary tests. All are resolved, and none has new code behind it.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:
- Line 165: Update the group-planning error path around `found.incomplete` to
distinguish an address-budget cutoff from collections that could not be read.
When discovery read every collection but exceeded the listing address limit,
include the cutoff note and reason in the group error instead of reporting that
RustGIS cannot read them all.
- Line 165: Update the service listing logic around found.incomplete so parser
incompleteness remains separate from the listing cutoff; filter out tile offers
before applying the group address limit, and check only the group’s feature
source addresses against that limit.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 14922-14923: Extend the long-address cutoff test around the
service.groupPlan assertion to also call service.import and service.refresh
using the same fixture and matching feature responses. Assert that each mutation
rejects the address and that the project remains unchanged; preserve the
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Summary
Two findings from the last review round of #1526, both reproduced on its head and not fixed before the merge, and two more of the same kind found in this PR's review. The first two come from reading past the first 2000 layers, now that up to 100,000 are read from one document.
A document's address was copied into each of its layers.
discoverkept aCapabilitySourceper layer, each with its ownStringof the capabilities address, which a server or a user can make as long as they like.MAX_COPIED_ADDRESS_BYTESbounds the request addresses the parsers copy, not this one. It is now oneArc<str>per document.A WMS sublayer with systems of its own worked out its parent's again.
Systemsheld the whole list of names, the parent's plus the layer's own, and each layer naming one system re-parsed all of them. A GeoServer's root can list thousands, and each of its layers usually names one or two of its own. A layer'sSystemsnow keeps only whatwms_nativeuses: whether Web Mercator is among them, and the firstwarp::MAX_SYSTEMS(64) RustGIS can draw it in. A sublayer adds its own systems to its parent's first ones, so the work per layer no longer depends on how many the root lists.A listing repeated the address in each layer's
source_url(found in review). With 2000 collections under a 1 MB address,service.layerspeaked at 14.4 GB. A landing page can link to any collections address, so this is reachable from a hostile service. A listing now repeats at most 64 MiB of document addresses (MAX_LISTED_ADDRESS_BYTES, the same budget the parsers use for request addresses), and says so:each listed layer repeats its document's address, 100026 bytes long here, and RustGIS lists at most 64 MiB of them (at least one layer), beside the usualonly the first 670 of 2000 layers are listed; service.add takes any of them by name. The cut is made indiscover, soservice.add's refusal of a missing name counts the same listing.The parsers copied a long address into the first 2000 layers, whatever its length (found in review).
read_limitand the OGC API loop lowered how many layers are read only down to the listing, 2000, so 2000 OGC API collections without an items link under a 1 MB address made 2 GB of copies while parsing (main: 3.9 GB forservice.add, 28.7 GB forservice.layers). Reading now stops atMAX_COPIED_ADDRESS_BYTESof copies whatever the listing, after at least one layer; that takes an address over 32 KiB, which no service needs. An OGC API document read short this way isincomplete, so a service group refuses it rather than take part of it, saying so (more than 2000, an address too long to read them all, or unreadable addresses). The user guide (data-formats.md) says both limits.Choices and limits
wms_nativetook only the first 64 usable candidates of the whole list, so a system past the parent's first 64 can't come back in: those 64 are still ahead of it. One name is kept for each system, aswms_candidatesdoes: CRS:84 over EPSG:4326, else the first listed.a_sublayers_systems_build_on_its_parents_first_onescompares the new computation with the old one for a root of 172 systems and one of two, with four lists of own systems (a CRS:84 replacing the parent's EPSG:4326, two names in one element, 60 own systems).mainchecked. Whether a system is usable is asked (it makes and caches its transformer) only of those before the first 64 usable ones, aswms_nativedid of the whole list; the parent's first ones are known to be usable and aren't asked again.source_url, so a document whose listing the address budget cuts isincomplete, and the group says why (an address too long to read them all).a_long_document_address_lists_fewer_layerschecks it, and that the same collections under a short address still make a group.service.importandservice.refreshgo through the same check before they change the project. A mixed service whose tile offers alone pass the budget is refused too: that takes a collections address over about 11 KB.candidate_rankis the closurewms_candidateshad, moved out so both use it.Testing
Measured with
service.addof a missing layer, given the document astext, so it reads everything and fetches nothing. Both are dev builds on this PC, run one after the other:mainat 83d015f, and this branch on it (since rebased on ff98bbd, which changes neither file's code paths measured here).mainservice.layersof 2000 OGC API collections, after the review round:main2000 OGC API collections without an items link (the parse-time copies):
mainservice.add, 1 MBservice.layers, 1 MBservice.layers, 10 KBWhat
service.layerskeeps there is mostly its answer: each of the layers read carries the address twice (its items address andsource_url), and the MCP reply serializes that again. Both copies are bounded.In
a_document_past_the_read_limit_says_how_much_it_left_out, a 1 MiB address over 100 bare collections, and a 1 MiB GetFeature address over 100 feature types, read fewer than 100 (at least one), with the notes, and the collections areincomplete.New test
a_long_document_address_lists_fewer_layers: 600 collections are all listed under a short address; under a 16 KB one (the test build's budget is 8 MiB) the listing stops at 8 MiB of addresses, with both notes, andservice.add's refusal counts the same.On this branch the WMS time grows with the root's systems up to 64 and stops there: 0.9 s with none, 2.3 s with 10, 9.2 s with 100, 9.3 s with 1000 and with 5000 (in another run). What remains is each layer's own list of up to 64 systems in its
Warp, built as before; the memory is the same for that reason.On ff98bbd with
RUSTGIS_LANGUAGE=enon Windows:cargo fmt --all --check,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo xtask layerspass.cargo test --workspace --no-fail-fast: 4,910 passed, 1 failed, 20 ignored. The failure isgeolibre_tools_run_on_layers_and_add_their_outputs, which runs only where a GeoLibre runner is installed (skipped in CI): this PC's runner words its error for a vector input otherwise than the test expects. Incargo xtask ci,a_tool_cancelled_while_it_runs_stops_with_how_far_it_came(analysis) failed once under load and passes alone, 3 of 3. After review rounds 1 and 2:cargo fmt,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets, all ofrustgis-data's tests (812), the engine's library tests (1,065) and the UI'ssmoketests (109) pass.Related issue
Follows #1526 (#1519).
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