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fix(analysis): Minimum Bounding Geometry looks at Cancel with Group: All - #1734
With Group: All, Minimum Bounding Geometry never looked at Cancel or counted progress while it gathered every feature's points, so a large layer couldn't be stopped. The bot review on #1572 pointed this out; the code was already like that before.
Group: All now gathers each feature's points through parallel::try_map, like Group: None does. Cancel is checked and progress counted per feature, and it runs on several cores for big layers. The points stay in order, so the hull is the same.
Before the final hull of all the points, it checks Cancel once more and ends the count, so a Cancel during that step isn't reported as almost done.
The doc comment names the steps that don't check Cancel: gathering one feature's points, and the final hull.
Both groupings are added to long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run, and AGENTS.md lists the tool with the other long tools.
The buffer progress test used Minimum Bounding Geometry as a tool that counts no progress. It now uses Feature Vertices To Points.
Not done here: hulling each feature first and then hulling those hulls would make the final step much smaller. That's a speed change, so I left it out.
Testing
cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy and layers are clean. All workspace tests pass except popupmedia::tests::decoding_keeps_the_caps, which also fails on main.
The browser build passes.
With the new check removed, the cancel test fails ("looked 0 times").
With Group: All, Minimum Bounding Geometry gathered every feature's
points without looking at Cancel or counting progress, so a large layer
couldn't be stopped until the hull was made. It now looks per feature,
as the one-hull-each path already did through parallel::try_map; the
single hull of all the points is one step without a look, said in its
doc comment. Both groupings join the long tools in the cancel test, each
named with its parameters, and AGENTS.md lists the tool.
The buffer progress test used Minimum Bounding Geometry as a tool that
counts no progress; it now uses Feature Vertices To Points. Rows are
taken once each through each_once, as other tools do.
…nds before the hull
Review follow-up. With Group: All, each feature's points are gathered
through parallel::try_map, as the one-hull-each path does: Cancel is
looked at and progress counted per feature, on several cores for many,
the points placed in order so the hull is the same. Cancel is looked at
again before the one hull of all the points, and the count ends there,
so a Cancel during it isn't said to come near the end. The doc comment
names each step without a look, and the cancel test gives the two runs
outputs of their own.
Minimum Bounding Geometry now appears in the long-tool list. Its “All” mode gathers feature points in parallel with progress and cancellation handling, then checks for cancellation before computing the combined hull. Tests cover cancellation in both grouping modes.
Changes: Minimum Bounding Geometry
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Summary
Point gathering and hull cancellation AGENTS.md, crates/analysis/src/tools.rs
The long-tool list now includes Minimum Bounding Geometry. Selected rows use each_once. The “All” path gathers feature points in parallel with progress and checks for cancellation before computing the combined hull. The progress test uses Feature Vertices To Points as its non-counting example.
Cancellation test coverage crates/engine/src/tests.rs
The cancellation test adds runs for both None and All grouping modes. Result labels include tool parameters to distinguish repeated tool runs.
opengeos/RustGIS#1003: Adds Feature Vertices To Points, which the updated progress test uses as its non-counting example.
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Merge Risk: Low · up to b7bc8
Minimum Bounding Geometry with Group: All now holds a separate point list per feature while gathering. Very large point layers could use noticeably more memory. Cancel can also wait for the final point-merging step to finish. Neither is likely to block typical use, but the owner should be aware before merging.
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A rabbit checks the hull’s points with care, Then gathers features, here and there. A pause can stop the work in time, While progress marks each gathered line. Two grouping paths now join the test, And every row gets handled best.
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The PR description says that with this check removed, the cancel test fails with "looked 0 times". I don't think that holds. Both try_map_on paths call control::check() before each item (the single-thread path at parallel.rs:171, the threaded path at parallel.rs:194), so the convexHull All run still looks at Cancel and stops in the gather loop, and the test still passes without this line.
The line only matters for a Cancel that arrives after the last gather step and before the final hull. Even then, run_under (lib.rs, after work()) reports a run cancelled before it returns, so the result is still an error. The check saves the final hull's work and keeps the count from being reported near the end; it isn't needed for correctness.
So this step has no test that would fail without it. Could the author correct the testing note, or say which exact removal produced the "looked 0 times" failure? Confidence: fairly high, from reading the code; I haven't run the tests.
None found. Points are gathered through try_map, which keeps input order, so the hull and the gaps/poles sums match the single-thread result. Cancel is checked before each item in both try_map_on paths, and the progress count is per feature. The note closure accepts &format!(...) because its parameter is annotated &str.
Security
None found. The changes touch only analysis code and tests.
Performance
None worth raising. Peak memory during the gather is about the same as before: gathered shrinks as pts grows, so the total stays near one copy of the points.
Quality
Inline on tools.rs:2385: the PR body says removing the new pre-hull check makes the cancel test fail with "looked 0 times". I don't think it does. try_map already looks at Cancel per item, so that check isn't covered by a test. It only saves the final hull's work, since run_under reports a late cancel as an error anyway. Confidence: fairly high, from reading the code; I did not run the tests.
Nit (for the release quality pass): the convex_hull doc comment at tools.rs:2281-2283 reads as if the per-feature hull applies to group All. The parenthetical only applies to group None.
Nit: the each_once swap in convex_hull isn't mentioned in the PR body. Its output is unchanged.
AGENTS.md
The new list entry matches the tool's display name, "Minimum Bounding Geometry" (tools.rs:277). Both convexHull variants are in the long-command test list, and the buffer progress test now uses a tool that counts no progress. No guideline violations found.
Prior review threads: none on this PR, so no concerns were left out as already raised.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base f62c795 to PR head b7bc86c).
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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:
- Line 2371: Replace the all-features `try_map` collection around `points(g)`
with bounded gathering and merging so point buffers and result records are
released between batches. Bound batches by retained point data, accounting for
geometry size rather than relying only on a fixed number of features, and
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- Line 2373: In the merge loop over gathered, reset the gathering progress count
before merging and check for cancellation between features, propagating
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try_map retains a point vector and result record for every feature before merging. On large point layers, this can exhaust memory during gathering. Gather and merge bounded batches, accounting for large geometries.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/tools.rs at line 2371:
Replace the all-features `try_map` collection around `points(g)` with bounded
gathering and merging so point buffers and result records are released between
batches. Bound batches by retained point data, accounting for geometry size
rather than relying only on a fixed number of features, and preserve the
existing error propagation and merge behavior.
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printf'%s\n''--- parallel mapping ---'
cat -n crates/analysis/src/parallel.rs | sed -n '125,260p'printf'%s\n''--- control ---'
cat -n crates/analysis/src/control.rs | sed -n '1,240p'printf'%s\n''--- cancellation message ---'
cat -n crates/analysis/src/lib.rs | sed -n '660,725p'printf'%s\n''--- test contract ---'
cat -n crates/engine/src/tests.rs | sed -n '36991,37125p'printf'%s\n''--- other post-parallel loops ---'
rg -n -F 'crate::parallel::try_map' crates/analysis/src/tools.rs
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Check cancellation while merging points.
For large inputs, the merge can continue copying points after Cancel. The cancellation message can also report 100% while the merge is unfinished. Clear the gathering count and check Cancel between features.
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+ crate::control::begin(0);
let (mut pts, mut hulled) = (Vec::new(), 0usize);
for (these, passed, past) in gathered {
+ crate::control::check()?;
gaps += passed;
poles += past;
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/tools.rs at line 2373:
In the merge loop over gathered, reset the gathering progress count before
merging and check for cancellation between features, propagating cancellation so
point copying stops promptly and progress does not report completion
prematurely.
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Summary
With Group: All, Minimum Bounding Geometry never looked at Cancel or counted progress while it gathered every feature's points, so a large layer couldn't be stopped. The bot review on #1572 pointed this out; the code was already like that before.
parallel::try_map, like Group: None does. Cancel is checked and progress counted per feature, and it runs on several cores for big layers. The points stay in order, so the hull is the same.long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run, and AGENTS.md lists the tool with the other long tools.Not done here: hulling each feature first and then hulling those hulls would make the final step much smaller. That's a speed change, so I left it out.
Testing
cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy and layers are clean. All workspace tests pass exceptpopupmedia::tests::decoding_keeps_the_caps, which also fails on main.UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
Follow-up to #1572.
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