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Proposal for #119, meant to be read commit by commit:

  • Merge the two send-decision helpers into one plan — PlanFor replaces SendCommitsAfterTimestamp + ShouldSendAllCommits, which each only answered half the question. No behaviour change.
  • Fall back to timestamps when a peer sends no commit counts — an older peer sends only ClientHeads, so there is no hash or count to compare against. With Recover from missing commits #119 as is, syncing with such a peer that is already at the same head still returns all of that client's commits, on every sync. This treats a heads-only state the way sync worked before Recover from missing commits #119: timestamps only.
  • Build the sync state from a single query — GetSyncState read the commits table twice with nothing holding the reads to one snapshot. Possible because the hash is now order-independent (XOR), which also drops the ORDER BY over the whole table and lets JsonSyncable stop buffering each file to sort it.
  • Rename GetMissingCommits to GetCommitsMissingFromRemote — breaking for external callers.
  • Compare whole client states before calling two clients in sync — the flip side of XOR: a commit id stored twice cancels out of the hash, so a hash match alone can hide a commit the other side is missing. ClientState is a record, so local == remote covers hash and count in one go. The test builds both states from real commits and checks the plan pushes them.
  • Stream commits into the sync state builder — the single query still buffered every row before hashing; the builder only needs one at a time.
  • Benchmark GetSyncState end to end — the query is ~99% of what GetSyncState costs; BuildSyncStateBenchmarks only covers the loop.

The hash change alters a value that goes over the wire, so it needs to land before #119 ships, not after.

GetSyncState at 100k commits on in-memory SQLite, same machine:

Mean Allocated
#119 (two queries, sorted) 186–200 ms 47.7 MB
single query, buffered 110–113 ms 59.3 MB
single query, streamed 102–103 ms 42.7 MB

The remaining allocation is the SQLite provider storing Guid and DateTime as TEXT, so every row parses three strings; every version pays that.

Nothing in CI runs the Benchmarks project (the benchmark step runs DataModelPerformanceBenchmarks from the Tests project). BuildSyncStateBenchmarks is in-memory and low-noise, so it's a good candidate to add there if the hot loop should be guarded.

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Sync-state construction now aggregates timestamped commits asynchronously. Client states track commit count, maximum timestamp, and an order-independent hash. Missing-commit selection uses client-state comparisons and timestamp filtering in both queryable and enumerable paths. The JSON-backed implementation uses the updated state construction and selection methods. Tests cover commit ordering, duplicate commits, and timestamp-only states. Benchmarks cover building and retrieving sync state.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Refactor

Suggested reviewers: hahn-kev

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@myieye myieye changed the title merge sync decision [claude] Merge the sync send decision into one method Oct 1, 2026
@myieye myieye changed the title [claude] Merge the sync send decision into one method [claude] Tighten up the sync send decision and sync state Oct 1, 2026
myieye and others added 2 commits October 1, 2026 11:14
SendCommitsAfterTimestamp and ShouldSendAllCommits each only answered half
the question: null from the first meant "ask the second", and the order they
were called in was load-bearing but invisible in either signature. PlanFor
returns the whole decision so the branches are mutually exclusive, and both
overloads share it.

No behaviour change.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A peer on a version without ClientStates sends ClientHeads only, which
deserializes to a ClientState with CommitCount and Hash of 0. The hash
never matches and the count is never greater, so once the heads line up
every sync resends that client's entire history, forever.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@myieye myieye changed the title [claude] Tighten up the sync send decision and sync state Recover from missing commits - Refactor Oct 1, 2026
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myieye and others added 5 commits October 1, 2026 11:52
GetSyncState read the commits table twice: once grouped for the head
timestamps, once ordered for the hash. Nothing held the two reads to the same
snapshot, and a client id appearing only in the second one fell back to a
builder with a timestamp of 0, which reports a wrong head rather than failing.
SQLite and Postgres would each need different isolation to fix that, so the
timestamp now comes from the same projection as the hash.

That is only possible because the hash no longer depends on order: XORing each
commit id's hash drops the ORDER BY over the whole table, and lets JsonSyncable
stop buffering each client file to sort it. The two changes are one commit
because the state in between doesn't make sense on its own.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The name didn't say whose missing commits it returns, and the result is already
called MissingFromClient on ChangesResult. Breaking change for anything outside
this repo calling it directly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
XOR makes the hash independent of order, but it also means a commit id stored
twice cancels back out of it. A peer holding {c1, c2, c3, c3} hashes the same
as one holding {c1, c2}, so a hash match alone can hide a commit the other side
is missing. The db can't produce a duplicate, but a JsonSyncable client file is
append-only text and two processes on one directory can.

ClientState is a record, so equality already covers id, head, count and hash;
comparing the whole thing says what is meant and picks up the count.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GetSyncState buffered every commit row before hashing. The builder only
ever looks at one row, so feed it the query's async enumerator instead.
At 100k commits on SQLite that is 103 ms and 43 MB per sync instead of
113 ms and 59 MB, and the large array that survived into Gen1/Gen2 is gone.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
BuildSyncStateBenchmarks only covers the in-memory loop, which is about 1%
of what GetSyncState costs: the query over the whole commits table is the
rest. This runs the real thing against SQLite with 10k and 100k commits.
MemoryDiagnoser is on for both so a per-commit allocation shows up.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I like it, nice job!

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42-42: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Document the rename of the public GetMissingCommits API.

GetMissingCommits is a public extension method in both its IQueryable and IEnumerable overloads. The rename to GetCommitsMissingFromRemote breaks compilation for external callers. The PR description already calls this change breaking. You can either add a changelog entry with a migration note, or keep an [Obsolete] forwarding overload for one release.

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[Obsolete("Use GetCommitsMissingFromRemote")]
public static IAsyncEnumerable<TCommit> GetMissingCommits<TCommit, TChange>(
    this IQueryable<TCommit> commits, SyncState localState, SyncState remoteState,
    bool includeChangeEntities = true) where TCommit : CommitBase<TChange> =>
    commits.GetCommitsMissingFromRemote<TCommit, TChange>(localState, remoteState, includeChangeEntities);
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