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feat(engine): the Error Inspector's topology check runs in the background and takes no work limit there (#1291) - #1727
Closes the last item of #1291 (topology's MAX_WORK), and an AGENTS.md › Never hold the window gap: topology.validate (the Error Inspector) checked every rule on the UI thread, with a fixed limit of 50 million pair tests.
The check runs in the background. In the desktop app, the Error Inspector's check runs on a thread of its own first, the way Add Data and Load All do (reads::prepare, design::topology_ahead). The status bar shows its progress and Cancel. The command takes the result as it lands when the rules and their layers are the ones checked: the same rows (shared, not copied), fields, shown rows and tolerance. If one changed meanwhile, it says so and keeps the errors it had, rather than check again on the UI thread. Otherwise the errors are kept and said as before.
No work limit in a run that can be cancelled. The checks run on one thread, so a run that can't be cancelled keeps the same limit on every machine. A run that can be cancelled takes none (topology::past_limit), as the other capped tools do. The run's control is read only once the limit is passed. Past the limit, such a run looks at Cancel every 4,096 units, so the loops within one feature that the limit used to bound now stop when cancelled: one path's crossings, and one end's polar scan. The gaps check's union of every polygon is one step, and its doc comment says so.
Other changes:
When its worker thread doesn't start, the topology check runs on the UI thread with the work limit of a run that can't be cancelled, since its Cancel can't be clicked there. Other reads on that path are unchanged.
Scripts, the assistant and the command line call commands one at a time on the session, so they check where they ask, with the limit. The doc comment says so.
Docs: the Topology bullet in docs/user-guide/editing.md.
the read-ahead is taken, with the same answer and errors;
a layer changed meanwhile is said, and the old errors are kept;
a cancelled check looks at Cancel;
a rule whose covering layer is gone still has its latitudes checked;
with no rules, nothing is read ahead.
a_run_that_can_be_cancelled_takes_no_work_limit (analysis): the limit holds outside a stoppable run, is gone inside one, and a cancelled run stops past it.
a_topology_check_runs_on_a_thread (app): the ribbon's call starts in the background, and its errors are kept as it lands.
No visible UI change beyond the status bar's progress and Cancel while it checks.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Desktop topology checks can run in the background with progress and cancellation.
Validation results are rejected if the checked layer data changes before they are applied.
Bug Fixes
Long-running topology checks now report when results are incomplete, including paths too complex to check for self-intersections.
Missing covering layers no longer prevent a topology rule from returning a complete result.
Documentation
The Editing guide explains topology-check behavior, cancellation, and incomplete results.
…ound and takes no work limit there (opengeos#1291)
The last item of opengeos#1291 (topology's MAX_WORK) and an AGENTS.md "Never hold the window" gap:
topology.validate checked every rule on the UI thread, with a fixed limit of 50 million pair
tests.
- In the desktop app the check runs on a thread of its own first, as Add Data and Load All do
(`reads::prepare`, `design::topology_ahead`), with the status bar's progress and Cancel. The
command takes it as it lands when the rules and their layers (rows, fields, shown rows) are the
ones checked. When one changed meanwhile it says so and keeps the errors it had, rather than
check again on the UI thread. The errors are kept, and said, as before.
- The checks run on one thread, so their limit stays the same on every machine for a run that
can't be cancelled. A run that can (the Error Inspector's) takes none (`topology::past_limit`),
as the other capped tools do. The run's control is read only once the limit is passed; past it,
such a run looks at Cancel every 4,096 units, so the loops within one feature that the limit
bounded (one path's crossings, one end's polar scan) stop when it is cancelled. The gaps
check's union of every polygon is one step, and its doc comment says so.
- A read whose thread doesn't start runs on the UI thread with the limits of a run that can't be
cancelled, since its Cancel can't be clicked there.
- Scripts, the assistant and the command line call commands one at a time on the session, so they
check where they ask, with the limit; the doc comment says so.
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Topology checks now apply work limits based on whether cancellation is available. Desktop topology validation can run as background work and uses the result only when captured inputs and tolerance still match.
Changes: Topology validation
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Summary
Conditional topology work limits crates/analysis/src/topology.rs
Topology checks apply work limits to non-cancellable runs and check for cancellation during cancellable runs. Self-intersection checks report paths that exceed the limit as incomplete. Tests cover limit behavior and incomplete results.
Validation captures rule inputs and tolerance for background work. It reuses a result only when those values still match current inputs; a stale result returns an error.
The read and desktop UI paths prepare topology validation as background work. Tests cover result landing, changed inputs, and cancellation. The guide describes desktop and non-desktop validation behavior.
opengeos/RustGIS issue 1562: This change runs desktop topology checks off the UI thread with progress and cancellation.
opengeos/RustGIS issue 1291: This change updates topology work limits and cancellation behavior.
opengeos/RustGIS issue 1252: This change adds background execution for desktop topology checks.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1349: This PR adds skipped-feature counts and incomplete results that background validation preserves.
opengeos/RustGIS#1311: This PR adds the cancellation and progress control used by topology checks.
opengeos/RustGIS#1348: This PR adds bounded work for polar dangle checks, which this change updates for cancellable checks.
Suggested reviewers:giswqs, deniial00
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review d8549
Desktop topology checks now run in the background, but preparing and landing the result still scan every row of a large layer on the UI thread. If the worker thread cannot start, the fallback can run a long gaps union on the UI thread with no way to cancel. Both can freeze the window, so they should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.
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The description explains the change, testing, and related issue, but it does not provide the required UI evidence. It says the status bar shows progress and Cancel, which is a visible UI change.
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A rabbit checks each winding line, Past work limits, waits for a sign. In the background, checks take flight, Changed inputs bring them back to light. Incomplete paths mark where they start, Then hop away with charts and art.
I reviewed the diff by reading it and the surrounding code. I could not build or run tests in this session (no shell), so cargo xtask ci, clippy and the wasm build are unverified. The prior-reviews.json file had no threads, so nothing was left out as already raised.
Bugs
Cancel is not checked between topology rules. After Cancel, a later gaps rule still runs its full unary_union before any check. The result is discarded, so this costs time, not correctness. Posted inline on design.rs:2115 with a suggestion. Confidence: medium, about 75%.
Security
None found. The new code takes only numeric and layer-name parameters, and the command has no effects.
Performance
Nothing new beyond the Cancel gap above. The copy-on-write cost on edits during a check already exists through undo snapshots, so it is not new.
Quality
The reads.rs module doc is garbled: the new sentence splits "[read_ahead]" from the sentence it belongs to. Posted inline on reads.rs:4. Confidence: high. Per AGENTS.md this is a quality point and may wait for the release quality pass.
The readjob.rs doc comment has an orphaned "check with p: its" line. Posted inline on readjob.rs:66. Nit.
The past_limit doc says "every LOOK_EVERY units", but the counter counts calls, and charge() passes read costs in chunks. Nit, not posted.
AGENTS.md
Checked and consistent: no unwrap/expect/panic in the new non-test code; is_multiple_of is fine on the declared MSRV (1.90); the topology check is routed through reads::prepare and readjob; topology_checks and same_topology are not gated for wasm and use no native-only APIs; the new test is not vacuous (the cancel() calls sit inside the run_under closures, which is correct).
topology.validate is not in the long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run lists. Those lists cover the workflow and export registries and the long tools, and topology is neither, so this is not a strict violation. a_topology_check_runs_ahead_and_is_taken covers Cancel for this command. Low-priority suggestion only.
The read-ahead fallback in readjob.rs now runs every read with Control::new(), not just topology. For model and script runs this means epochs are capped and large rasters refused when the worker thread fails to start. The PR body states this, so I did not flag it, but the maintainer should confirm it is intended.
Findings I considered and dropped: the uncapped() / Control::new() interplay, the shares() pointer-equality check (a layer changed meanwhile is detected), and the test's run_under early-return (the cancel is set inside the closure, so the test is not vacuous).
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Review comments at @docs/user-guide/editing.md:
- Line 137: Update the work-limit description in the editing guide to clarify
that the limit applies only to counted work in some checks and does not apply to
the gaps rule. Keep the statement that the check reports rules it did not
complete, and avoid implying that scripts using the gaps rule stop at the stated
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- Around line 137-138: Update the work-limit description in the
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The thread-start fallback in readjob.rs now runs every read with Control::new(), not the stoppable control. Model and script reads on that branch therefore take the work cap, and neural.rs silently trains on a subset when capped. This is an existing silent truncation that the change now reaches. Confidence: medium-low, about 50%. Inline comment posted.
Test coverage
The second block of a_run_that_can_be_cancelled_takes_no_work_limit (topology.rs around 1497–1502) cannot fail for the claim it checks: looked.is_err() is always true because the flag is set before the closure runs. The following block asserts the look correctly. Confidence: high. Inline comment posted.
Performance
No issues found. The past_limit fast path is a single comparison, and the thread-local is touched only past the limit.
Quality (left for the release quality pass)
The check_topology doc comment has an awkward line wrap.
The LOOK_EVERY doc says "units", but the code counts calls, and charge(work, n) counts a multi-unit charge as one look.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap or panic in non-test code, and the new tests are allowed by clippy.toml.
topology.validate is not added to the long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run list. That list covers the workflow and export registries and the gp tools, and topology is a read, so this may not be required.
Prior reviews
Five threads already exist, all resolved. The Cancel-between-rules fix is in check_topology, the docs and the wording points are addressed, and none is outdated with an unanswered concern. I left all five alone.
Verified as correct
Cancel is checked between rules, and a cancelled run returns Err through run_under, so partial results are dropped.
same_topology compares rows, shares() (an Arc pointer comparison that keeps the old allocation alive, so there is no address reuse), fields and geometry type.
The None covering-layer case matches the old continue behaviour.
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Major · Do not run topology validation inline after worker startup fails. · readjob.rs:356
crates/ui-egui/src/readjob.rs:356 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Do not run topology validation inline after worker startup fails.
If thread spawning fails for topology.validate with a gaps rule, this fallback runs the polygon union on the UI thread. Control::new() has no usable Cancel action here, and the union has no work limit. A large layer can therefore leave the window unresponsive. Return a worker-start error for topology validation, as the archive branch does, instead of running its read inline. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings, “On the desktop, a command whose work grows with its input (features, cells, tiles, files, requests) runs off the UI thread, with progress and Cancel (#1562).”
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/readjob.rs at line 356:
Update the topology validation worker-start failure path in the read-job flow so
it returns a worker-start error instead of running the read inline through
`ahead.run(&Control::new())`. Match the existing archive branch’s error
behavior, keeping topology validation off the UI thread.
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Major · Move visible-row scans off the UI thread. · design.rs:2074
crates/engine/src/cmd/design.rs:2074 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Move visible-row scans off the UI thread.
When a desktop user validates a large layer with a definition query, topology_ahead calls topology_checks before the worker starts. Layer::visible_rows evaluates that query for every feature, once per rule. topology_validate repeats the scan when the result lands. These scans have no progress or Cancel and can hold the window despite the background check. Capture inexpensive layer state on the UI thread, and perform row evaluation on the worker; use a cheap revision check when the result lands. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings, “On the desktop, a command whose work grows with its input (features, cells, tiles, files, requests) runs off the UI thread, with progress and Cancel (#1562).”
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/design.rs at line 2074:
Move the per-feature evaluation currently triggered by l.visible_rows() out of
the UI-thread paths in topology_ahead and topology_validate. Capture only
inexpensive layer state before dispatch, evaluate visible rows on the worker
with progress and cancellation, and use a cheap revision check when applying the
result to avoid repeating the scan.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/design.rs:
- Line 2074: Move the per-feature evaluation currently triggered by
l.visible_rows() out of the UI-thread paths in topology_ahead and
topology_validate. Capture only inexpensive layer state before dispatch,
evaluate visible rows on the worker with progress and cancellation, and use a
cheap revision check when applying the result to avoid repeating the scan.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/readjob.rs:
- Line 356: Update the topology validation worker-start failure path in the
read-job flow so it returns a worker-start error instead of running the read
inline through `ahead.run(&Control::new())`. Match the existing archive branch’s
error behavior, keeping topology validation off the UI thread.
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The Cancel look interval counts past_limit calls, not units. charge(work, pieces) in topology.rs:574 can add up to 65,536 units in one call, so Cancel can take seconds to be seen on a pathological polar line. Posted inline at crates/analysis/src/topology.rs:55. Confidence: medium-low, about 50%.
topology_validate zips inputs with found (design.rs:2190). A shorter found from a cancelled check_topology would be read as complete. Only reachable under an outer run_under, such as a cancelled script, so the effect is limited. Confidence: low, about 25%. Suggested fix: have check_topology return Err on cancel instead of break.
Security
Nothing found.
Performance
topology_checks and same_topology run on the UI thread. Both are O(layers + visible rows) and the dataset clones are Arc-shared, so this is cheap. Confidence: high that it's acceptable.
Quality (grouped nits, left for the release quality pass)
The check_topology doc comment at design.rs:2069 breaks mid-sentence ("is an error,\n/// as it always was").
The a_topology_check_runs_ahead_and_is_taken block for "a rule whose covering layer is gone still has its latitudes checked" (tests.rs:38423) uses valid coordinates. It never exercises the latitude check its name claims. Confidence: medium.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect, panic or unsafe in non-test code. Cancel is checked between rules. Every fallback and changed-state path reports through an error or a warning. The new behaviour has tests in engine, analysis and ui-egui.
long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run is not extended. It covers the raster, export and tool registries, and topology is a read, so I don't read the rule as requiring it here.
Prior reviews: 7 threads on this PR. I left all 7 alone. Six were fixed by the author. The fallback-cap concern was answered by the author, with the PR body updated.
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I read the whole diff, the PR metadata, and the prior review threads. I checked the helpers this change relies on (Control::new, uncapped, run_under, the read-ahead plumbing, progress::check) and the call sites that consume the new asynchronous result. I did not compile or run the tests, since I only have read access.
Bugs
Desktop model runs can fit a silent subset when the worker thread fails to start (medium, about 60%). The fallback in readjob.rs:356 now runs reads with Control::new(), so the work cap applies. neural.rs:293-295 then truncates the training subset with no notice, and the model result reports only epochs. This is the previously resolved thread, re-raised because the author's answer does not address the silence. Inline comment posted.
A short topology result is accepted without notice (low-medium, about 35%). design.rs:2119 breaks out of check_topology when progress::check() fails, and topology_validate zips the shorter result against the rules (design.rs:2190). Today every path is inside run_under, which drops the result, so this is latent rather than live. Inline comment posted with a fix that returns an error instead.
Security
Nothing found. topology.validate only reads session state and has no side effects.
Performance
Nothing significant. The per-call thread-local work sits behind the limit check, so normal runs are unaffected.
Quality (left for the release quality pass, not posted inline)
reads.rs:3 is a very long doc line.
The check_topology doc wraps awkwardly ("is an error," / "as it always was").
While a check runs, the Error Inspector (editpanes.rs:358-360) still shows the previous errors, because it reads topology_errors right after run returns. Consider a "checking" marker in the pane.
AGENTS.md
Could not verify. AGENTS.md names crates/engine/src/tests.rs::long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run, but no test by that name exists in this tree. So I could not check whether topology.validate, now a background command, belongs in its registry list. Worth confirming with the maintainers.
The cancel-look rule (every 4,096 units) is met for the polar and self-crossing loops, and the gaps union is documented as one step.
Prior concerns: I left 6 earlier threads alone because they were already raised and resolved. I re-raised one (the fallback cap) with the new evidence above.
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Major · Check cancellation between paths · topology.rs:225-239
crates/analysis/src/topology.rs:225-239 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Check cancellation between paths
For a multipart feature with many non-crossing paths, each path can stay below MAX_WORK. Cancellation can then go unchecked for all remaining paths, delaying Cancel and queued reads.
Suggested fix
for (p, closed) in paths {
+ if crate::control::cancelled() {+ return Checked::partial(out);+ }
let m: Vec<Coord> = p.iter().map(|c| lonlat_to_plane(*c)).collect();
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/topology.rs around lines 225 - 239:
Add a cancellation check between iterations of the paths loop before processing
each path, so cancellation is observed even when individual paths stay below
MAX_WORK. Use the enclosing function’s established cancellation return behavior
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- Around line 52-63: Update the cancellation checks in the path-processing flow
so cancellation is polled periodically even before MAX_WORK is reached, rather
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- Around line 225-239: Add a cancellation check between iterations of the paths
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I read the full 641-line diff, the staged metadata, and the surrounding code it depends on: the control helpers, run_under, the read-ahead path, the readjob fallback, and the UI dispatch guard. I found no high-confidence bugs. The cancellation paths hold: a cancelled run's result is discarded by run_under, the polar scan charges work through past_limit, and every desktop caller (ribbon.rs, editpanes.rs) goes through RustGisApp::run. I could not compile or run the tests here, so the build and test results are unverified.
Bugs
A cancelled run in self_intersections pushes a fabricated "too complex" error at the path start, because self_crossing returns Err on cancel as well as on the limit. No user-visible effect today, since run_under discards it. Low confidence, about 40%. Inline at crates/analysis/src/topology.rs:226.
Security
None found. topology.validate is added to capture_read, but start_read is root-only and scoped callers can only prepare archive reads, so the allow-list entry opens no new path.
Performance
None significant. Note that holding Dataset clones during a long background check means the first edit to a checked layer copies its features. This follows from the shared-data design and is minor.
Quality
#[derive(Clone)] on TopologyInput is unused, and the check_topology doc comment runs past 120 columns. Grouped nits, inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/design.rs:2059; these may wait for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Missing screenshots (about 65%): the status bar now shows "Error Inspector" with progress and Cancel. The PR body calls this "no visible UI change", but AGENTS.md › Looking at the app requires screenshots for any visible change, before and after for changed UI. The PR has none.
A rule can be dropped silently (about 45%, pre-existing but in rewritten code): topology_checks skips rules whose layer is gone, and a rule whose covering layer is gone reports as complete with nothing said. The new test pins this silence. Inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/design.rs:2129.
Checked and consistent: the new background command is covered by its own cancel-as-it-starts test. It is not in the long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run lists, which only cover workflows/exports registries and tools, so that is not required.
Prior reviews: I left 11 earlier threads alone. Each was answered and is reflected in the current code: cancel between rules, silent short result, self-intersection fallback docs, look interval counting units, and the fallback cap limited to topology.
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The new doc comment in design.rs (~line 2169) and the editing.md sentence say scripts, the assistant and the CLI check "with the work limit". That's only true for a synchronous run. A script run in the desktop background goes through ReadWork::run → run_under(stoppable), so a nested topology.validate takes no limit and is cancellable. The same script can give different results on desktop and CLI for very large layers. Confidence ~60%. Posted inline.
Security
None found. topology.validate only reads.
Performance
None new. past_limit touches a thread-local per pair past the limit, but only in cancellable runs. That's a deliberate trade-off the author already explained.
Quality
None raised. The prior nits (unused Clone, doc reflow, garbled module doc) were already fixed.
AGENTS.md
Test gap: the new "weren't checked" notice is tested only for lossy input. There's no clean-input assertion, which "Test both ways" asks for. Confidence ~50%. Posted inline; the author may leave it for the release quality pass.
Checked and found correct
Cancel handling in past_limit, self_crossing and check_topology, including the bulk-charge look interval.
Fallback on thread-start failure (only the topology check takes the cap; other reads keep the stoppable control).
Every UI entry point (ribbon, Validate button, Error Inspector) goes through app.run, so all of them get the background routing.
The existing notice tests use different wording, so they don't collide with the new warning.
I couldn't compile or run the tests (no shell here), so this rests on reading the code.
Prior reviews: 14 threads already existed. All are resolved, and I checked each against the current head. None needed re-raising, so I left all 14 alone.
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…ys what it left out
Found in opengeos#1727's review (github-actions): in a run that can't be cancelled (a script, the
assistant, the command line, a task), training fits a random subset of the sampled pixels, or
fewer epochs, to stay within its work limit, and nothing said so (AGENTS.md › Never silent).
- `neural::Trained` keeps the samples fitted of those kept for training and the epochs asked;
`Trained::limited` words what was left out.
- `dl.train` and `dl.classify` (when it trains) warn with the model's name and give it as
`"limited"` in their answer, with where the work isn't capped.
…ys what it left out (#1735)
* fix(analysis): a deep learning model trained within the work limit says what it left out
Found in #1727's review (github-actions): in a run that can't be cancelled (a script, the
assistant, the command line, a task), training fits a random subset of the sampled pixels, or
fewer epochs, to stay within its work limit, and nothing said so (AGENTS.md › Never silent).
- `neural::Trained` keeps the samples fitted of those kept for training and the epochs asked;
`Trained::limited` words what was left out.
- `dl.train` and `dl.classify` (when it trains) warn with the model's name and give it as
`"limited"` in their answer, with where the work isn't capped.
* test(engine): dl.train and dl.classify say a limited training, and a whole one doesn't; epochs out of 1 to 500 are refused, not cut
* fix(engine): epochs given as a fraction or not a number are refused too; neural::train refuses out-of-range epochs
* fix(engine): epochs as a numeric string are read as other counts are, then checked
* fix(ui): the Deep Learning pane sends the epochs typed as they are, for the command to read or refuse
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Closes the last item of #1291 (topology's
MAX_WORK), and an AGENTS.md › Never hold the window gap:topology.validate(the Error Inspector) checked every rule on the UI thread, with a fixed limit of 50 million pair tests.The check runs in the background. In the desktop app, the Error Inspector's check runs on a thread of its own first, the way Add Data and Load All do (
reads::prepare,design::topology_ahead). The status bar shows its progress and Cancel. The command takes the result as it lands when the rules and their layers are the ones checked: the same rows (shared, not copied), fields, shown rows and tolerance. If one changed meanwhile, it says so and keeps the errors it had, rather than check again on the UI thread. Otherwise the errors are kept and said as before.No work limit in a run that can be cancelled. The checks run on one thread, so a run that can't be cancelled keeps the same limit on every machine. A run that can be cancelled takes none (
topology::past_limit), as the other capped tools do. The run's control is read only once the limit is passed. Past the limit, such a run looks at Cancel every 4,096 units, so the loops within one feature that the limit used to bound now stop when cancelled: one path's crossings, and one end's polar scan. The gaps check's union of every polygon is one step, and its doc comment says so.Other changes:
Docs: the Topology bullet in
docs/user-guide/editing.md.Tests:
a_topology_check_runs_ahead_and_is_taken(engine):a_run_that_can_be_cancelled_takes_no_work_limit(analysis): the limit holds outside a stoppable run, is gone inside one, and a cancelled run stops past it.a_topology_check_runs_on_a_thread(app): the ribbon's call starts in the background, and its errors are kept as it lands.No visible UI change beyond the status bar's progress and Cancel while it checks.
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