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Database: 3 migrations. AddBackgroundRequests creates a new table; DashboardIndexes and BadResponseIndex add indexes to the exchange tables concurrently, outside the transaction, so they don't lock them.
Adds Prefer: respond-async handling for eligible API requests. The API stores request status and results, supports cancellation and progress, and notifies clients through SignalR with polling fallback.
Moves bulk retry and exchange export to background processing. Bulk retries support selections up to 500,000 with pipeline pacing; exports support up to 50,000 exchanges and stop at 1 GiB.
Changes dashboard and exchange pages to load counts and panels independently. Slow counts run in the background and may remain unavailable while they are pending.
Adds retry-chain failure explanations and the whenExhausted retry-policy setting, including Hold.
Adds background-request table migrations for PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and MySQL. PostgreSQL also gets concurrent exchange indexes for dashboard queries.
Risk
risk:high. This change adds distributed background work, cancellation, result storage, SignalR notifications, and broad changes to retry and export flows. Database migration and rollback behavior also need review.
Security-sensitive areas
Background-request endpoints enforce ownership for user operations. File downloads use expiring HMAC-sealed links; review token handling, link exposure, and access to stored results.
The SignalR hub accepts an access token from the query string for hub authentication. Proxies may log query strings.
Request replay captures authenticated request context and body data. Review which headers and identity details are retained and how replayed requests are constrained.
Test coverage impact
The change adds HTTP and integration coverage for background execution, cancellation, cross-node updates, signed downloads, bulk retry pacing, timeout handling, retry-chain explanations, and slow dashboard counts. Frontend tests cover independent dashboard loading, background-work UI, exports, and retry-policy edits. Test execution results were not provided.
Deployment and operational concerns
Apply the new background-request migrations for each supported database. PostgreSQL index migrations use concurrent index operations outside a transaction.
PostgreSQL concurrent indexes may need cleanup or retry if index creation is interrupted. Review migration rollback behavior before deployment.
Background work has per-node and per-owner concurrency limits, a 10-minute attempt limit extended by progress, and result-retention rules. Nodes share updates through RabbitMQ; sticky sessions are not required.
The UI uses WebSockets for updates and falls back to polling when WebSockets are unavailable. Ensure the deployment routes /api/background/hub.
Export links expire after 10 minutes. The export limit is 1 GiB, and bulk retries stop after 10 minutes without progress.
The pull request adds background request processing, client-side tracking, and asynchronous bulk operations. It also changes exchange-count and dashboard loading, retry-chain explanations and retry-policy settings, retention reporting, and PostgreSQL timeout responses.
Changes: Background requests and operations
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Summary
Request state and persistence SW.Bitween.Api/Domain/BackgroundRequest.cs, SW.Bitween.Api/Data/BitweenDbContext.cs, SW.Bitween.*Sql/Migrations/*, SW.Bitween.*Sql/BitweenDbContextModelSnapshot.cs
Adds a persisted background-request entity, EF mappings, and migrations for the supported database providers.
Request capture and execution SW.Bitween.Api/Services/Background/*, SW.Bitween.Api/Controllers/BackgroundRequestsController.cs, SW.Bitween.Web/Startup.cs
Adds request capture, background execution, progress and cancellation handling, result access, signed download links, SignalR updates, and middleware and service registration.
Client tracking and request access SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/background.ts, SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/request.ts, SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/components/layout/*, SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/mirror/BringFromProd.tsx
Adds client state and update handling, a top-bar tray and completion notices, and result reopening for background production imports.
Bulk retry and export execution SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Xchanges/BulkRetry*, SW.Bitween.Api/Controllers/XchangeExportController.cs, SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/*, SW.Bitween.Sdk/Model/Xchange.cs
Runs bulk retries in batches with progress, cancellation, and pipeline pacing. Background exports support up to 50,000 exchanges and track ZIP output size.
Adds time-budgeted status counts and histograms, background count retention, optional row counts, and client polling that preserves known counts while results are still counting.
Dashboard queries and panels SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Dashboard/*, SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/dashboard.ts, SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/dashboard/DashboardPage.tsx, SW.Bitween.PgSql/*, SW.Bitween.IntegrationTests/Tests/RetryChainTests.cs, SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/dashboard/__tests__/*
Adds an actionable-failure count and limits failing-chain candidates to seven days. Dashboard panels use separate queries and render independently while data loads or fails.
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Deferred queries rely on searchyRequest.Clone() retaining an independent copy of special filters that FilteredRowsAsync subsequently removes from the original request. If Clone shares those filter collections, the background query can count a broader view.
A later poll can show counts or buckets for exchanges outside the selected filter.
This can occur when: A filtered summary using a special filter such as ErrorContains exceeds its foreground budget.
Release places and the background entry in RunAsync's outer finally.
If AttemptAsync throws for the first attempt, the inner try is never entered. For a request that already moved to the background, the places that KeepAsync took are then never released. Later requeued reads of that owner, or of all owners once places is exhausted, block in TakePlacesAsync.
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{
+ ReleasePlaces(work);+ background.TryRemove(work.Id, out _);
if (answer?.Body != null) await answer.Body.DisposeAsync();
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Update RunAsync’s outer finally to release any places retained for the work item
and remove its background entry, ensuring cleanup also runs when the first
AttemptAsync call throws before entering the inner try. Preserve the existing
response-body disposal.
Persist the first progress before a cross-node cancel can end a counted request.
144-150: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Persist the first progress before a cross-node cancel can end a counted request.
CancelAsync decides whether to keep a counted request's answer from the persisted row.Total. The worker sets work.Counts before its first Progressed save commits. If a cross-node cancel reads the row in that window, Total is still null. The branch then ends the row as Cancelled. When the worker finishes, SaveAsync returns at its row.Finished guard, so the partial answer is never stored. The owner receives 410 instead of the partial result, even though the completed steps remain applied.
Decide the keep-or-end choice from the same state the worker uses, or wait for the first progress save to commit before ending the row. Add a test that cancels a counted request on another node between Progressed and its save.
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Update CancelAsync so a cross-node cancellation cannot mark a counted request
Cancelled based only on a stale row.Total; make the keep-or-end decision reflect
the worker’s counted state or ensure its first Progressed save has committed
before ending the row. Add a test covering cancellation on another node between
Progressed and its save, verifying the partial answer remains available.
Correct the RetrySummary.failingChains description for one-retry chains.
Correct the RetrySummary.failingChains description for one-retry chains.
The description says the list is empty unless a chain was retried more than once. The server lists a chain after one failed retry. The candidate query accepts any failing retry with no child, and CountAttempts starts each chain at two attempts. Describe that threshold accurately in types.ts and in the matching empty-state copy in DashboardPage.tsx.
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/**
* Worst first, among chains whose newest attempt started in the last 7 days. Empty when nothing
- * has been retried more than once and left failing.+ * in that window is a retry that is still failing.
*/
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Update the `RetrySummary.failingChains` description in `types.ts` and the
matching empty-state copy in `DashboardPage.tsx` to reflect that a chain appears
after one failed retry, not only after multiple retries; preserve the existing
seven-day window and failing-retry conditions.
Bound the pending slow-count queue and evict idle entries.
Bound the pending slow-count queue and evict idle entries.
Each distinct slow key schedules a Task.Run that waits on places with no limit on waiting tasks. Entries are removed only when another Start call runs. Under sustained slow counts, waiting tasks and retained entries grow with each distinct filter view. Cap pending keys, and evict idle entries on a timer.
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Update the Start flow in SlowCounts to bound the number of distinct keys that
can have tasks waiting on places, using an explicit capacity and the existing
Counting state to avoid disrupting active counts. Add periodic eviction of idle
entries so cleanup does not depend on another Start call; define idleness using
the entry timestamps and preserve entries still requested or being counted.
Load export rows in batches instead of all at once.
102-103: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Load export rows in batches instead of all at once.
Post loads every selected Xchange, XchangeResult, and XchangePromotedProperties row before it writes the first ZIP entry. At the new 50,000 background cap, all of those rows sit in memory together. MaxBytes checks only output bytes, and only after that load. SourceValues, Exception, and the property dictionaries have no size cap. Load ids in batches, and write each batch before the next.
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Update Post and its export flow to load the selected Xchange, XchangeResult, and
XchangePromotedProperties rows in bounded batches, write each batch’s ZIP
entries, and release its row data before loading the next batch. Keep the
existing selection limits and MaxBytes behavior intact while ensuring the full
selected row set is never held in memory at once.
Check each file's size in Add before copying it into the export zip.
Check each file's size in Add before copying it into the export zip.
MaxBytes is checked once per exchange. Add copies each file without a size check, so one large file can push the zip far past 1 GB on the node's temp disk, which can then fill. Check body.Written plus the file's stored size before copying it.
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Pass the HeldSyncWrites body into Add. Before file.CopyToAsync, compare body.Written + size with MaxBytes. If it exceeds the limit, add a missing.txt entry and return. The stored size is available from xchange.InputSize, result.OutputSize, and result.ResponseSize. Compressed output can be smaller than size, so this check is conservative.
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Update Add to check each file’s stored size against the remaining MaxBytes
capacity using the HeldSyncWrites body’s Written count before copying; when the
file would exceed the limit, add a missing.txt entry and return without copying
it. Use the existing size values for input, output, and response files, and
preserve the current export-limit behavior.
Delete the uploaded answer when its row save fails.
Delete the uploaded answer when its row save fails.
If db.SaveChangesAsync() throws after cloudFiles.WriteAsync, the object under background-requests/{id} has no row that references it. Cleanup only covers keys stored on rows, so the object is never deleted. Remove the uploaded key when the save fails, then rethrow. Hoist key out of the switch so the save can use it.
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Hoist the uploaded object key out of the switch so it remains available when
saving the answer row; if db.SaveChangesAsync() fails after
cloudFiles.WriteAsync, delete that uploaded object using the existing cloud-file
cleanup mechanism, then rethrow the original save failure.
Keep the storage key when its cloud delete fails.
192-205: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the storage key when its cloud delete fails.
ForgetExpiredAsync logs a failed cloudFiles.DeleteAsync(key) and continues. It then runs expired.ExecuteDeleteAsync() on the same query, which removes every expired row. The only record of the stored ZIP is the row's ResultKey, so a transient storage failure leaves the file with no record that cleanup can find. Keep the row until its file is deleted, and retry on the next call.
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Update ForgetExpiredAsync so expired rows with a ResultKey are removed only
after cloudFiles.DeleteAsync succeeds; retain rows when deletion fails so a
later call can retry. Continue removing expired rows with no ResultKey, and
preserve the existing warning log for failed deletions.
Cover the null oldest branch in the retention settings test.
Cover the null oldest branch in the retention settings test.
The new assertion checks only the populated Oldest exchange date. RetentionPanel.tsx renders None when oldest is null, and no test asserts that case. Add a retention response with exchanges: { ...retention().exchanges, oldest: null }, then assert that the Oldest exchange figure shows None.
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Extend the retention settings test around the existing Oldest exchange assertion
to cover the null-oldest case: provide a retention response with
exchanges.oldest set to null, then assert that the Oldest exchange figure
displays None.
Add a retry chain case where the later attempt succeeds.
Add a retry chain case where the later attempt succeeds.
The new HTTP test persists two failed attempts, so it cannot detect a regression in how Chain reads a later attempt's result. A change that reports a successful retry as failed would keep this test green. Add an explanation test in which the retry persists a success, and assert that the chain line reads succeeded.
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Add a retry-chain explanation test alongside the existing failed-attempt case
that persists a failed first attempt and a successful later attempt, then assert
the later attempt’s chain line reads “succeeded.” Keep the existing failure
assertions unchanged.
The long-chain unit test passes a hand-built RetryChain, so Explain.Chain never runs. No test explains a middle attempt of a chain longer than two. A regression in the earlier-attempt walk or numbering would pass. Add a FailureExplanationTests case that retries twice and explains the second attempt. Assert the Attempt 1 and Attempt 3 lines.
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Add a case to FailureExplanationTests that creates a chain through the retry
flow with at least three attempts, then explains the middle attempt so
Explain.Chain and its earlier-attempt walk are exercised. Assert the output
includes the Attempt 1 and Attempt 3 lines; do not rely on a hand-built
RetryChain for this behavior.
Chain awaits one query per predecessor and one per successor, up to 200 per side, before the AI call starts. A long chain can add about 400 sequential round trips to each explanation, with no cache. Load the chain in one recursive query, or fetch it by level, to reduce latency and database load.
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Update Chain to batch loading of retry-chain predecessors and successors instead
of awaiting a database query for each node, using a recursive query or fetching
nodes by level. Preserve traversal order, existing cycle handling, and the
200-node limit on each side while confirming the batched approach returns the
same chain results.
Cover the 409 BACKGROUNDRUNNING answer in the background-work test.
Cover the 409 BACKGROUND_RUNNING answer in the background-work test.
The /background/${id}/result mock in slowProdList always returns prodList with 200. The server returns 409 BACKGROUND_RUNNING for a request that has not finished. The client throws on any non-OK response. No test returns that 409 before completion, so a change that reads the result early would still pass. Add a case where the mock returns 409 until tell({ id, status: "Done" }) runs. Then assert that the dialog waits for that signal.
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Update the slowProdList test setup so the `/background/${id}/result` mock
returns 409 with `BACKGROUND_RUNNING` until `tell({ id, status: "Done" })` runs,
then returns the completed result. Add an assertion that the dialog waits for
that signal before displaying the result.
The dashboard, opened from the logo, shows today's exchanges, the 7-day success rate, today's failures, waiting retries, queue alerts, a 14-day chart, the latest failures, unhealthy subscriptions and the busiest subscriptions. The browser computes it from up to 1,000 recent exchanges, so figures on a busy instance are approximate.
The dashboard, opened from the logo, shows the last 24 hours of exchanges, failures and end-to-end time, the 7-day success rate, waiting retries, queue alerts and subscriptions that have gone quiet. Below come traffic for the last 48 hours against the same hours a week before, volume for the last 30 days, unhealthy subscriptions, the latest failures, the busiest subscriptions and partners, the slowest adapters, and configuration worth tidying up. The traffic figures come from hourly metrics the server keeps, so they count every exchange however busy the instance is.
Some parts are read from the exchanges themselves, so on a busy instance they are the slowest: the latest failures, the count in flight, and the two below. **Failures to act on** counts failed exchanges that are the newest attempt of their chain, of any age, and links to that search. **Chains that keep failing** lists the five retry chains with the most attempts among those retried in the last 7 days, with the success rate of retries over the same 7 days.
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Dashboard/RetrySummary.cs | sed -n '134,220p'
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/dashboard.ts | sed -n '20,40p;100,112p'
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/dashboard/DashboardPage.tsx | sed -n '470,495p'
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Correct the chain ranking scope in docs/operations.md.
The panel ranks only the 500 newest still-failing retry chains started in the last 7 days. An older chain outside that set never reaches the five shown. Change the sentence to state that scope.
📝 Suggested wording
-**Chains that keep failing** lists the five retry chains with the most attempts among those retried in the last 7 days, with the success rate of retries over the same 7 days.+**Chains that keep failing** lists the five longest of the 500 newest still-failing retry chains started in the last 7 days, with the success rate of retries over the same 7 days.
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Update the “Chains that keep failing” description to state that it ranks the
five longest among the 500 newest still-failing retry chains started in the last
7 days, while retaining the existing success-rate period.
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Check for another successor before the Walked limit sets more.
The forward loop sets more = true before it queries for a successor. A chain with exactly 200 successors therefore reports "or more" in the prompt, although no further attempt exists. Move the Walked check below the next is null break.
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if (later == Walked) { more = true; break; }
var next = await dbContext.Set<Xchange>().AsNoTracking()
.Where(x => x.RetryFor == id).OrderBy(x => x.StartedOn).Select(x => x.Id).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
if (next is null) break;
+ if (later == Walked) { more = true; break; }
later++;
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Update the forward successor traversal so it queries for the next successor and
exits on a null result before checking the Walked limit. Set more only when
another successor exists beyond the limit, preserving the exact-limit case as
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List the final retry attempt when more than 20 attempts follow the explained one.
Chain lists only the first 20 later attempts, nearest first. A retry chain ends with its successful attempt, so that success is dropped once more than 20 attempts follow the explained exchange. ChainLines emits no line for omitted later attempts, so the model receives no success to report.
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Update the later-attempt selection in Chain so it retains the nearest attempts
and, when more than 20 follow the explained exchange, also includes the final
retry attempt. Preserve the existing limit for the nearest attempts and ensure
ChainLines can emit the successful final attempt.
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ViewKey maps every open-ended StartedOn lower bound to a 5-minute age band. Two from values in one band share a SlowCounts entry. After a slow count, the later request receives the earlier request's status counts and histogram, which may include or exclude different exchanges. Include the exact bound in the key for StartedOn:6: filters.
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- 153:
Update ViewKey’s handling of open-ended StartedOn lower-bound filters so the
cache key includes the exact parsed `from` bound instead of a rounded 5-minute
age band. Preserve the existing handling of other filters.
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Map only database-side timeouts to 504. Separate server-side cancels first.
PostgreSQL reports a query cancelled on the server, such as by pg_cancel_backend, with SQLSTATE 57014. That is the same code as statement_timeout. IsDatabaseTimeout returns true for any 57014 that is not inside an OperationCanceledException. A query cancelled this way therefore gets 504 DATABASE_TIMED_OUT, even when it did not exceed its time limit. Separate the two causes, and add a test for a server-side cancel.
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Update IsDatabaseTimeout so SQLSTATE 57014 alone does not classify a
cancellation as a database timeout; use reliable error details or context to
distinguish statement_timeout from a server-side cancellation, and ensure
server-side cancels do not map to 504 DATABASE_TIMED_OUT. Add a test covering a
server-side cancel while preserving the existing handling of actual database
timeouts and operation cancellations.
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nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/settings/RetentionPanel.tsx | sed -n '1,40p';echo ----; nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/settings/RetentionPanel.tsx | sed -n '95,115p';echo ----; nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/settings/SettingsPage.tsx | sed -n '470,495p';echo ----; nl -ba SW.Bitween.Sdk/Model/Retention.cs | sed -n '80,100p';echo ----; nl -ba SW.Bitween.Sdk/Model/Xchange.cs | sed -n '88,104p'
Repository: simplify9/Bitween-api
Length of output: 6255
Scope the OUTLIVE_FILES notice to exchanges under the current prefix.
With the count removed, the notice says every exchange older than the rule's days lacks its files. Exchanges written under an earlier prefix keep their files under that prefix's own rule, and they still open. Name the current prefix in the notice, and state that earlier-prefix files keep their own rule.
Suggested fix
--- "a/SW.Bitween.Api/Services/Retention/RetentionPlanner.cs"+++ "b/SW.Bitween.Api/Services/Retention/RetentionPlanner.cs"@@ -123,10 +123,10 @@
var newOutliveFiles = prefixChanges && newFilesDays is { } nd && (days == 0 || days > nd) &&
newFilesDays != currentFiles.Days;
if (currentFiles.Days is { } filesDays && (days == 0 || days > filesDays))
warnings.Add(Warning("OUTLIVE_FILES",
- $"Exchanges older than {filesDays} days are listed without their files: they can't be opened " +- "or retried." ++ $"Exchanges older than {filesDays} days written under {currentFiles.Prefix}/ are listed without their files: they can't be opened " ++ "or retried. Exchanges written under an earlier prefix keep their files under that prefix's own rule." +
(newOutliveFiles ? $" New exchanges lose theirs after {newFilesDays} days." : "")));
else if (newOutliveFiles)
warnings.Add(Warning("OUTLIVE_FILES",
$"New exchanges will be listed without their files after {newFilesDays} days: they can't be " +
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128:
Update the OUTLIVE_FILES notice in the warning construction to scope the
missing-files statement to exchanges written under the currentFiles prefix.
Clarify that files written under earlier prefixes remain governed by each
prefix’s own rule, and preserve the existing conditional notice for new
exchanges.
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A subscription that is paused and has consecutiveFailures > 0 is added to unhealthy twice. The failing copy is kept with paused: false, and the paused copy has consecutiveFailures set to 0. Both copies render as separate rows with different keys, and the pager counts both. Exclude paused subscriptions from the failing filter so each subscription appears once.
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@SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/dashboard/DashboardPage.tsx around lines 209
- 212:
Update the `unhealthy` list construction so the failing-subscription filter
excludes paused subscriptions. Keep the separate paused-subscription mapping and
its reset of `consecutiveFailures`, ensuring each subscription appears only
once.
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set -e
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/request.ts | sed -n '195,296p'echo'---BackgroundRequests.cs 150-200---'
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Api/Services/Background/BackgroundRequests.cs | sed -n '150,200p'
Repository: simplify9/Bitween-api
Length of output: 8001
Return unfinished requests outside the 20-row cap.
List caps all owned rows at 20, newest first. An older Waiting or Running request can drop out of that window. The client keeps it as running and resolves its waiting call only on a changed event or a listed terminal status. A missed event leaves the call pending until sign-out. Return every Waiting or Running row for the owner, then add the newest finished rows up to the cap.
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around lines 48 - 49:
Update the List query so it returns every owned Waiting or Running request, then
fills the remaining capacity up to 20 with the newest finished requests.
Preserve owner scoping and newest-first ordering, and apply the cap only to
finished rows rather than dropping unfinished requests.
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cat -n SW.Bitween.Api/Services/Background/BackgroundRequests.cs | sed -n '40,50p;80,95p;180,210p'
Repository: simplify9/Bitween-api
Length of output: 3045
Keep download links valid until the file is deleted.
Link issues a link that is valid for 10 minutes, but the answer is deleted 30 minutes after it finishes. A link issued in the last part of that window can expire after the file is gone, so the download returns 404. Either refuse links whose file will be deleted before the link expires, or delay file deletion by at least BackgroundDownloads.Lasts after KeptFor.
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Review comment at @SW.Bitween.Api/Controllers/BackgroundRequestsController.cs
around lines 128 - 133:
Update the download-link flow in BackgroundRequestsController.Link so each
issued link remains valid until its file is deleted. Either refuse to issue
links when the file’s remaining retention is shorter than
BackgroundDownloads.Lasts, or ensure deletion is delayed by at least that
duration after KeptFor; preserve the existing not-found and no-file checks.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
# EF Core version and provider references for the API and data projects.
rg -n 'Microsoft\.EntityFrameworkCore' --glob '*.csproj' SW.Bitween.Api SW.Bitween.MsSql SW.Bitween.PgSql SW.Bitween.MySql ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Prepare, with line numbers, to check listTargets handling and what is allocated.
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Xchanges/BulkRetryPlanner.cs | sed -n '30,140p'# FindNewestAttempts, with line numbers, to check the frontier size and the Contains translation.
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Xchanges/BulkRetryPlanner.cs | sed -n '186,240p'# Frontier producers and the Id declaration.
rg -n -F -e 'frontier' -e 'RetryFor' SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Xchanges/BulkRetryPlanner.cs ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: simplify9/Bitween-api
Length of output: 9982
Planning at the 500,000 ceiling holds several selection-sized collections at once, with no memory limit to cap them.
Prepare keeps the selected IDs, the newest-attempt dictionary, the selection state dictionary, and the target list and set alive together until it returns. Each one grows with the selection, up to 500,000 entries. The target list and set are built even when listTargets is false, because Prepared.Targets always receives them.
The chart sets a 512Mi memory request and no limit. A preview or background retry near the ceiling can therefore add a large transient allocation to a pod with no memory cap. The effect on node memory depends on capacity outside this repository.
Consider processing the selection in pages, so these collections do not all reach 500,000 entries at the same time.
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Review comment at @SW.Bitween.Api/Resources/Xchanges/BulkRetryPlanner.cs at line
38:
Update BulkRetryPlanner.Prepare to process selections in bounded pages rather
than retaining selection-sized IDs, dictionaries, and target collections for all
500,000 entries simultaneously. Preserve the existing retry and preview results,
and avoid building target collections when listTargets is false.
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If BroadcastAsync fails for a counted request on another node, CancelAsync still returns NoContent. The row is not ended and no cancellation is stored, so the owning node runs the request to completion. Either fail the DELETE when the broadcast fails, or store a cancellation the worker reads.
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Review comment at @SW.Bitween.Api/Services/Background/BackgroundRequests.cs
around lines 140 - 151:
Update CancelAsync so a failed BroadcastAsync cannot result in a successful
DELETE while leaving the request uncancelled. Either propagate the broadcast
failure so the DELETE fails, or persist cancellation in a form the owning worker
reads; preserve the existing cancellation behavior when broadcasting succeeds.
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echo'---BringFromProd.tsx 500-620---'
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/mirror/BringFromProd.tsx | sed -n '500,620p'
Repository: simplify9/Bitween-api
Length of output: 4818
Script executed:
echo'---request.ts 180-300---'
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/request.ts | sed -n '180,300p'echo'---background.ts 1-120---'
nl -ba SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/background.ts | sed -n '1,120p'
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Length of output: 12053
Check applied before showing a result as brought.
A slow preview (apply: false) gets the same POST /mirror/bring tray path as a real bring. openWork (BackgroundWork.tsx:77-81) then opens ?brought=, where Brought (BringFromProd.tsx:556-598) reports the items as brought without reading applied. Reopen the picker when applied is false.
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@SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/components/layout/BackgroundWork.tsx around lines
74 - 79:
Update the `openWork` handling for completed brings to check `r.applied` before
navigating to `showingBrought`: when it is false, reopen the picker using the
existing picker flow; only show the brought result when it is true.
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Gate "Export files" on an exact count, not the capped total.
With "Select all matching", selectedCount comes from the capped total. For a single status that total is at most 10,001. For All it is at most about 40,004. The button stays enabled for filters above 50,000. Clicking it then returns TOO_MANY. Disable it when allMatching && totalIsCapped, which also blocks 10,000–50,000 exports the server accepts. Or get the exact count from the server.
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@SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/exchanges/ExchangesPage.tsx around lines 653
- 659:
Update the “Export files” button’s disabled condition in ExchangesPage so
“Select all matching” is blocked when the count is capped: include allMatching
&& totalIsCapped, while preserving the existing unknown-count and EXPORT_LIMIT
checks for other selections.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
grep -n "save\|write\|getRetryPolicy\|updateRetryPolicy\|mutation" SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/retry-policies/RetryGroupPage.tsx | head -60
git show 570157b638d67cfe7841017881efdfd1e8a53c0d:SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/api/http/retryPolicies.ts | sed -n '130,175p'
Stale group drafts overwrite whenExhausted on save.
save replaces the whole group with the draft loaded when the page opened. The write re-reads the policy, but the draft group still replaces the server's copy with the same id. A concurrent edit to budget.whenExhausted on that group, such as setting Hold, is reverted to the stale value (Fail) by any later save from another editor. The policy update has no version or concurrency check, so the stale write is accepted. This PR adds whenExhausted to the overwritten fields and adds the Hold control, so exhausted messages can be failed instead of held.
Add optimistic concurrency to the policy update. Carry a version on the policy, compare it in the update handler, and return a conflict when it does not match. Have the client send that version with the update.
Alternatively, apply only the fields this editor changed onto the server's current group, rather than replacing the group with the full draft.
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@SW.Bitween.Web/ClientApp/src/pages/retry-policies/RetryGroupPage.tsx at line
189:
Update the RetryGroupPage save flow so a stale draft cannot overwrite a
concurrent change to the same group: either send and validate the policy version
with a conflict response, or apply only fields changed by this editor to the
server’s current group. Preserve the existing update contract and safeguards;
establish the available version or change-tracking mechanism before choosing the
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Releases develop to r10.0 (deploys to production on merge).
Database: 3 migrations.
AddBackgroundRequestscreates a new table;DashboardIndexesandBadResponseIndexadd indexes to the exchange tables concurrently, outside the transaction, so they don't lock them.