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# Conflicts: # app/javascript/maps_maplibre/layers/heatmap_layer.js # app/javascript/maps_maplibre/utils/settings_manager.js # app/services/users/safe_settings.rb # spec/services/users/safe_settings_spec.rb
Grid-decimate per zoom tier (4px cells below z14, 1px above; measured on a 1M-point benchmark) via one-pass GROUP BY aggregation with MIN() per-point attributes at z>=5 and centroid+count aggregates below. Cap cost with a PgBouncer-safe SET LOCAL statement_timeout and an unreachable per-tile feature LIMIT, keep antimeridian edge tiles seam-complete via a wrapped search band, and emit stored ST_Y/ST_X coordinates so popups show real positions instead of tile-snapped ones.
Opaque random tokens per (user, year) in Redis, rewritten by every point write path: the archival_safe_upsert_all choke point (API, OwnTracks, Overland, Traccar), file importers, user-data restore, import deletion, point moves, and the anomaly-flag writers. Raw reads/writes only — redis_cache_store increment silently no-ops on marshalled values — and tokens never roll back into a previously issued ETag across evictions. Year bucketing keeps historical tiles cached while live tracking only invalidates the current year; degenerate windows fail closed via a sentinel that covers every range.
Replace no-store with Cache-Control: private, max-age=300 plus a fresh_when ETag over (schema version, user id, year epoch tokens, effective plan data window, tile, range), so repeat pans cost nothing for five minutes and revalidations are Redis-only 304s. Vary: Authorization on every response and a non-cacheable fallback for absent or malformed ranges keep one user's tiles out of another's caches; error responses force no-store so a transient 503 can't poison a tile for the full max-age. Tiles also drop anomalous points, matching the classic points layer.
Tiles burst 10-30 requests per pan and would burn the general api/token quota in minutes, so exempt them into their own throttles: 5,000/hr sustained plus a 300/30s burst window, both keyed on the raw token with no per-request DB lookup. Throttled responses now carry no-store.
Drop the raw api_key from tile URLs (the Bearer header via transformRequest is the only auth channel) in favor of a non-secret FNV-1a partitioner that keeps URL-keyed caches per-user. Weight the tiled heatmap logarithmically by cell count so decimated tiles render honest density instead of clamping at five points, suppress popups for merged or aggregate features whose representative would mislead, and re-add layers at their captured z-position with a guarded beforeId so a mid-update neighbor removal can't make the points layer silently vanish.
Move the toggle label, beta badge, description, inactive note, and edit tooltip into en/de/es/fr locales with real one/other pluralization for the blocker list, and state in the description that the speedup applies while Routes, Fog of War, and Scratch map are off and that the live trail may lag a few minutes.
Seeds a Cloud-shaped account and measures warm per-tile time, bytes, and feature counts across zoom tiers; its numbers set the shipped GRID_PX tiers. Kept out of the autoload path so it never rides into production boot.
Remove the old (lonlat, timestamp, user_id) dedup unique index and the (user_id, timestamp DESC) and (user_id, country_name) composites, all superseded by the consolidated (user_id, timestamp, lonlat) unique index shipped in 1.12.2. Invalid leftover indexes from interrupted concurrent builds are swept before the drops, so a failed earlier build cannot be silently accepted by if_not_exists on retry.
The invalid-index sweep selected every indisvalid=false index on points with no name exclusion, so an interrupted concurrent build of index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat from the 1.12.2 upgrade would be swept away moments before the old dedup unique was dropped. That leaves points with no unique index on (user_id, timestamp, lonlat) and every upsert fails ON CONFLICT inference, breaking all point ingestion. Verify the replacement is present and valid before touching anything, and exclude it from the sweep so a REINDEX repair path survives. The guard runs first, so an unusable replacement aborts the migration with every index still intact instead of destroying the one that matters. Seed the migration spec from a real pre-migration state; it was asserting against a schema-loaded database where the indexes had never existed, so the drop assertion passed without exercising a drop.
perf: drop superseded points indexes
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Cache::PreheatingJob looped over every user in a single job, doing six expensive cache writes each, so its runtime grew linearly with the user count — GlitchTip has it averaging 11 minutes. It now writes only the global country-borders entry inline and fans the per-user work out to Cache::UserPreheatingJob via perform_all_later, bounding the run by the slowest single user instead of the sum of all of them. Four cron entries also scheduled onto `default` while their job classes declared a different queue. `default` sits fourth in Sidekiq's strict priority list, ahead of imports, tracks and stats, so an 11-minute preheat and a 76-second counter correction were blocking user-facing work. Each entry now names the queue its class declares. spec/config/schedule_spec.rb guards the three-way contract from .claude/rules/background-jobs.md for all 19 entries: the class resolves, a queue is declared, it matches the class's queue_as, and Sidekiq actually processes it. None of those failure modes raises at runtime — a job on an unprocessed queue simply never runs — so only a test catches the drift.
transformRequest matched on the request path alone, so any URL whose path began with /api/v1/tiles/ received the user's bearer token. A custom basemap URL, or a third-party style document declaring its own tile source, could therefore point at any host and harvest the key. Match the origin too. The test harness reused a cached module whenever two loads landed in the same millisecond, which silently handed a test the previous test's fakes; key the data: URL off a counter instead.
One constant gated two unrelated things: whether a tile carries per-point attributes, and whether the query gets an index-usable spatial predicate. That left every tile below z5 — including the default first view at z2 — scanning the user's whole date range with only the statement timeout as a bound. Split them. The prefilter now applies from z2, where a tile is narrow enough that a geography bbox can still express which way it wraps; z0 and z1 keep the bare intersection.
A malformed bound fell through to safe_timestamp, which substitutes "now" — so start_at=garbage with a valid end_at quietly became a backwards range and returned an empty tile, over the one query shape that can never be cached. A half-open range drifted with the clock for the same reason. Both now return 400. Asking for no range at all is still served: that is a deliberate, deterministic request for everything.
The delete loop batched its queries but accumulated every deleted timestamp, so a multi-million point import held the whole list in memory and then mapped it again to derive years. Collapse to one timestamp per year as the batches go by. TileEpoch.year_for keeps the UTC-year rule in one place, which the bump and etag sides have to agree on.
A failed tile fetch reaches the page only as a map error event. Unwatched, the layer rendered nothing while the classic layer stayed hidden — a blank map with no explanation. Report it once per load rather than once per failed tile. The settings copy and changelog also claimed popups keep working, without saying that a merged marker has no single point to open. Say so, and say to zoom in.
The fan-out queued a job for every user row, including lapsed accounts that will never load a page. Cloud now scopes to User.active_or_trial — the same scope the daily track generation, counter correction and digest scheduling jobs already use. Self-hosted instances have no subscription lifecycle, so they keep preheating every user. The specs pass skip_auto_trial: true when building fixtures. Without it the after_commit :activate / :start_trial hooks rewrite the factory's status from whatever self_hosted? happens to return, and every user arrives :active regardless of the requested trait — which silently defeats any assertion about status filtering.
perf: fan out the nightly cache preheat and fix four cron queue routes
start_at after end_at parses fine, so it passed the range gate and was served with an ETag and a five-minute max-age — a permanently empty tile cached for a live account. An equal start and end is still a valid single-instant request.
The pointer cursor was set for the whole points-mvt layer, while the click handler silently no-ops on any cell holding more than one point. Gate the cursor on the same predicate, via mousemove so it updates when moving between a clickable point and a merged one inside the layer.
…lapse Measured the geography prefilter against a global grid: the z0 world tile drops 27k points the plain intersection keeps, z1 and z2 drop none. Comment now records that rather than asserting z1 is broken. Also covers protocol-relative, userinfo and suffix-domain hosts on the tile auth header, restores the stubbed window global, and drives the import delete across a batch boundary so the year collapse is proven between batches, not only within one.
clearLayerReferences orphaned the layer without unregistering, and the listener lives on the map rather than the style — so it survived setStyle and the replacement layer added a second one. Every theme change cost another toast per failure. Same reason the points layer already disarms dragging here.
The sentinel filter re-judges the six hours before the caller's window, but the epoch bump only covered the window itself. A run just after New Year could flag points in the previous year and leave their tiles revalidating to 304 forever.
The teardown had no test because LayerManager instantiation pulls in twenty layer modules. It does not need instantiation — the property is structural, and maplibre_target_declarations_test.mjs already asserts against controller source the same way. Fails when the unwatch call is removed.
Bumping from the sentinel constant hard-coded one pass's lookback into the invalidation, so a second pass growing a lookback would silently under-bump. Every pass flags through flag_anomalies, so the collected rows already say which years changed; read those instead, one timestamp per year. The spec now builds a real cold-start sentinel condemned by a precise neighbour, both in the previous year, rather than relying on a null-island point inside the window to make the count positive.
clearLayerReferences touches only this.layers, so it runs against a plain object — no map, no layer classes. Asserting on source text would have passed a call parked behind a dead branch; calling it does not.
The tiled-rendering description had grown to four sentences against siblings of one, and the sub-options were positioned with per-element margins that left a ragged edge. Cut the copy to a lead plus one caveat line, and group the sub-options under a single indent. The reason Edit points is disabled under tiled mode existed only as a hover tooltip, which says nothing on touch or by keyboard — it now renders as a line under the row.
Benchmarked against the 1M-point account over the full three-year range: the classic path is 992 paginated requests and ~590 MB, tiled is 12 requests and 146 KB for the same city view.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds opt-in point tiled rendering with authenticated MVT delivery, aggregation, caching, invalidation, frontend controls, cache preheating fan-out, rate limits, index cleanup, benchmarks, and test coverage. ChangesPoint vector tiles and invalidation
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participant MapController
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MapController->>RoutesManager: Enable tiled rendering
RoutesManager->>LayerManager: Apply tiled point renderer
LayerManager->>PointsMvtLayer: Set visibility and time range
PointsMvtLayer->>TileAPI: Request authenticated MVT tile
TileAPI->>TileQuery: Query filtered and aggregated points
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spec/queries/points/vector_tile_query_spec.rb (1)
111-116: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse the production constant for the tile pixel size.
Line 113 hardcodes
512. The query derives cells fromTILE_PIXELS. IfTILE_PIXELSchanges, this guard silently stops testing the real geometry.♻️ Proposed change
- max_cells = ((512 * (1 + 2 * described_class::MARGIN)) / query.grid_px)**2 + max_cells = ((described_class::TILE_PIXELS * (1 + 2 * described_class::MARGIN)) / query.grid_px)**2🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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371-373: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider numeric constraints on the tile coordinates.
Non-numeric
z,x, oryvalues currently reach the controller and return 400 fromInvalidTileCoordinatesError. A route constraint rejects them at routing time and keeps malformed requests off the controller and the query object.Note: the existing spec at spec/requests/api/v1/tiles/points_spec.rb Line 352 expects 400 for out-of-range but valid numeric coordinates, which these constraints keep intact.♻️ Proposed constraint
namespace :tiles do - get 'points/:z/:x/:y.mvt', to: 'points#show', defaults: { format: :mvt } + get 'points/:z/:x/:y.mvt', to: 'points#show', defaults: { format: :mvt }, + constraints: { z: /\d{1,2}/, x: /\d+/, y: /\d+/ } end🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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133-144: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe
start_at || 0andend_at || Time.zone.now.to_ifallbacks are unreachable.Line 18 rejects any request where only one bound is present or parsable. So
filtered_pointsruns only when both bounds are set, or when neither is set. In the second case Line 141 returns early. Consider simplifying to make the contract explicit.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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47-56: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider raising the timeout with a real
statement_timeoutinstead of stubbing the query object.
Points::VectorTileQueryis an internal collaborator. spec/queries/points/vector_tile_query_spec.rb Lines 121-130 already produces a realActiveRecord::QueryCanceledby loweringQUERY_TIMEOUT_MSand usingpg_sleep. The same approach here removes two stubs of an internal collaborator and keeps the request spec closer to production behavior. The truncation example at Lines 58-67 must keep its stub, because truncation is unreachable by construction.As per coding guidelines: "Avoid over-stubbing in tests. Mock only at external boundaries (HTTP, geocoder, external APIs), not internal collaborators."
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app/queries/points/vector_tile_query.rb (1)
236-242: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueReplace
Point.connectionwithPoint.with_connection. Rails 8.1 can warn or raise forconnectionwhen permanent checkout enforcement is enabled.with_connectionscopes the checkout and preserves the existing lease when one already exists.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@app/javascript/controllers/maps/maplibre/settings_manager.js`:
- Line 824: After the fog-mode renderer update in the settings manager, invoke
both synchronization methods for the point-edit control and tiled inactive note
in addition to routesManager.reapplyPointsRenderer(). Ensure these controls
reflect the updated bulkPointsRequired() state after fogOfWarMode changes.
In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 27: Update the changelog entry to clarify that Cache::PreheatingJob
completes after enqueuing per-user jobs, while cache warming continues
asynchronously and overall completion depends on cache queue concurrency rather
than only the slowest user.
In `@config/initializers/rack_attack.rb`:
- Around line 73-76: Use bearer_token(req.get_header('HTTP_AUTHORIZATION'))
exclusively for the tile throttle identity in both
config/initializers/rack_attack.rb lines 73-76 and 85-88; remove the
req.params['api_key'] fallback from both hourly and burst throttle keys while
preserving the blank-token skip behavior.
In `@db/migrate/20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb`:
- Around line 38-46: Update the catalog queries in
`20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb` at lines 38-46 and 66-73 to
resolve the target `points` relation and match `i.indrelid` to its OID rather
than relying on `relname`; at lines 38-46 also require the replacement index to
be unique with the exact `(user_id, timestamp, lonlat)` key definition before
treating it as usable, and apply the same relation scoping to the invalid-index
sweep at lines 66-73.
In `@spec/jobs/points/anomaly_backfill_user_job_spec.rb`:
- Around line 47-57: Replace the allow_any_instance_of(Points::AnomalyFilter)
stub in the reset example with a separate user containing one normally
classified point flagged as an anomaly. Run the real described_class job, then
assert the anomaly flag is cleared and Points::TileEpoch.etag_component changes.
In `@spec/services/imports/destroy_spec.rb`:
- Around line 45-68: Update the Points::TileEpoch.bump stub in both examples to
collect each timestamps argument and assert that the service makes one bump call
containing the three collapsed yearly timestamps, preserving the existing
year-value verification.
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In `@app/controllers/api/v1/tiles/points_controller.rb`:
- Around line 133-144: The filtered_points method’s range fallbacks are
unreachable because the method only continues when both bounds are present.
Simplify the scope.where timestamp range to use start_at and end_at directly,
preserving the early return for requests without either bound.
In `@app/queries/points/vector_tile_query.rb`:
- Around line 236-242: Update with_statement_timeout to use
Point.with_connection instead of Point.connection, keeping the existing
transaction, timeout setup, and yield behavior within the scoped connection
block.
In `@config/routes.rb`:
- Around line 371-373: Add numeric route constraints for z, x, and y on the
tiles points route so non-numeric coordinates are rejected during routing, while
valid numeric coordinates—including out-of-range values—continue reaching
points#show.
In `@spec/queries/points/vector_tile_query_spec.rb`:
- Around line 111-116: Update the max_cells calculation in the
tile_feature_limit spec to use the production TILE_PIXELS constant instead of
the hardcoded 512 value, preserving the existing geometry and assertion across
all zoom levels.
In `@spec/requests/api/v1/tiles/points_spec.rb`:
- Around line 47-56: Update the timeout request examples around the
Points::VectorTileQuery request specs to exercise a real
ActiveRecord::QueryCanceled by temporarily lowering QUERY_TIMEOUT_MS and
executing the existing pg_sleep-based query behavior, rather than stubbing
Points::VectorTileQuery.new and call. Apply this to the timeout cases referenced
by the comment while preserving the truncation example’s existing stub.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Resynchronize tiled controls after a fog mode change.
fogOfWarMode changes the bulkPointsRequired() condition. reapplyPointsRenderer() can switch the active renderer, but the point-edit control and tiled inactive note retain their old states. Call both synchronization methods after the renderer update.
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In `@app/javascript/controllers/maps/maplibre/settings_manager.js` at line 824,
After the fog-mode renderer update in the settings manager, invoke both
synchronization methods for the point-edit control and tiled inactive note in
addition to routesManager.reapplyPointsRenderer(). Ensure these controls reflect
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Use the bearer token as the tile throttle identity.
The tile controller uses header-only authentication. A caller can send a valid Authorization header and vary api_key in the query string for each request. Each value creates a new throttle key, so both limits can be bypassed while the vector-tile query still authenticates.
config/initializers/rack_attack.rb#L73-L76: removereq.params['api_key']from the hourly throttle key.config/initializers/rack_attack.rb#L85-L88: removereq.params['api_key']from the burst throttle key.
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In `@config/initializers/rack_attack.rb` around lines 73 - 76, Use
bearer_token(req.get_header('HTTP_AUTHORIZATION')) exclusively for the tile
throttle identity in both config/initializers/rack_attack.rb lines 73-76 and
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| JOIN pg_class t ON t.oid = i.indrelid | ||
| WHERE t.relname = 'points' AND c.relname = '#{REPLACEMENT_INDEX}' | ||
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migration=$(fd -t f '20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes\.rb$' .)
printf '%s\n' "== migration: $migration =="
cat -n "$migration"
printf '%s\n' '== replacement-index references =='
rg -n -C 4 'REPLACEMENT_INDEX|superseded_points|points.*index|index.*points' db app lib spec config
printf '%s\n' '== point index declarations =='
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printf '%s\n' '== point upsert contract =='
rg -n -C 5 'UPSERT_CONFLICT_KEYS|unique_by:.*user_id.*timestamp.*lonlat|archival_safe_upsert_all|CREATE UNIQUE INDEX.*index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat' app lib db spec --glob '*.rb' --glob '*.sql'
printf '%s\n' '== all point relation/index SQL in the target migration =='
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from pathlib import Path
import re
migration = Path("db/migrate/20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb").read_text()
schema = Path("db/schema.rb").read_text()
archivable = Path("app/models/concerns/archivable.rb").read_text()
checks = {
"replacement index name": "REPLACEMENT_INDEX = 'index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat'" in migration,
"unqualified points relname predicate": "t.relname = 'points'" in migration,
"unqualified replacement relname predicate": "c.relname = '#{REPLACEMENT_INDEX}'" in migration,
"namespace qualification present": "pg_namespace" in migration or "relnamespace" in migration,
"unique flag checked": "indisunique" in migration,
"index key metadata checked": "indkey" in migration or "indnkeyatts" in migration,
"schema declares required unique index": bool(re.search(
r't\.index \["user_id", "timestamp", "lonlat"\], '
r'name: "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat", unique: true',
schema,
)),
"application conflict keys match": "UPSERT_CONFLICT_KEYS = %i[user_id timestamp lonlat]" in archivable,
}
for name, value in checks.items():
print(f"{name}: {value}")
# Model the relevant catalog projection. The current SQL can see both rows
# because it projects relname but does not constrain pg_namespace.
catalog_rows = [
{"schema": "tenant_a", "table": "points",
"index": "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat",
"valid": True, "unique": True, "keys": ("user_id", "timestamp", "lonlat")},
{"schema": "public", "table": "points",
"index": "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat",
"valid": False, "unique": True, "keys": ("user_id", "timestamp", "lonlat")},
]
matching_projection = [
row for row in catalog_rows
if row["table"] == "points"
and row["index"] == "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat"
]
print("ambiguous matching catalog rows:", len(matching_projection))
print("first projected indisvalid:", matching_projection[0]["valid"])
print("target public replacement is valid:", next(
row["valid"] for row in catalog_rows if row["schema"] == "public"
))
PYRepository: Freika/dawarich
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migration = Path("db/migrate/20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb").read_text()
schema = Path("db/schema.rb").read_text()
archivable = Path("app/models/concerns/archivable.rb").read_text()
checks = {
"replacement index name": "REPLACEMENT_INDEX = 'index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat'" in migration,
"unqualified points relname predicate": "t.relname = 'points'" in migration,
"unqualified replacement relname predicate": "c.relname = '#{REPLACEMENT_INDEX}'" in migration,
"namespace qualification present": "pg_namespace" in migration or "relnamespace" in migration,
"unique flag checked": "indisunique" in migration,
"index key metadata checked": "indkey" in migration or "indnkeyatts" in migration,
"schema declares required unique index": bool(re.search(
r't\.index \["user_id", "timestamp", "lonlat"\], '
r'name: "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat", unique: true',
schema,
)),
"application conflict keys match": "UPSERT_CONFLICT_KEYS = %i[user_id timestamp lonlat]" in archivable,
}
for name, value in checks.items():
print(f"{name}: {value}")
catalog_rows = [
{"schema": "tenant_a", "table": "points",
"index": "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat",
"valid": True, "unique": True, "keys": ("user_id", "timestamp", "lonlat")},
{"schema": "public", "table": "points",
"index": "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat",
"valid": False, "unique": True, "keys": ("user_id", "timestamp", "lonlat")},
]
matching_projection = [
row for row in catalog_rows
if row["table"] == "points"
and row["index"] == "index_points_on_user_id_timestamp_lonlat"
]
print("ambiguous matching catalog rows:", len(matching_projection))
print("first projected indisvalid:", matching_projection[0]["valid"])
print("target public replacement is valid:", next(
row["valid"] for row in catalog_rows if row["schema"] == "public"
))
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Scope catalog queries to the target points relation.
At lines 43 and 71, match i.indrelid to the target relation OID instead of matching relname alone. Otherwise, another schema’s points relation can satisfy the replacement-index check or enter the invalid-index sweep. Also require indisunique and the exact (user_id, timestamp, lonlat) key definition before dropping the superseded unique index. Point upserts use this constraint.
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db/migrate/20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb#L38-L46(this comment)db/migrate/20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb#L66-L73
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In `@db/migrate/20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb` around lines 38
- 46, Update the catalog queries in
`20260816120000_drop_superseded_points_indexes.rb` at lines 38-46 and 66-73 to
resolve the target `points` relation and match `i.indrelid` to its OID rather
than relying on `relname`; at lines 38-46 also require the replacement index to
be unique with the exact `(user_id, timestamp, lonlat)` key definition before
treating it as usable, and apply the same relation scoping to the invalid-index
sweep at lines 66-73.
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| it 'invalidates the tile epoch on clear, even when re-evaluation marks nothing' do | ||
| # Clearing un-hides points in tiles; AnomalyFilter's own bump only fires | ||
| # when it MARKS anomalies, so the all-clear outcome relies on this path. | ||
| allow_any_instance_of(Points::AnomalyFilter).to receive(:call).and_return(0) | ||
| before_component = Points::TileEpoch.etag_component(user.id, 0, Time.utc(2100, 1, 1).to_i) | ||
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| .not_to eq(before_component) | ||
| end |
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Remove the internal collaborator stub.
allow_any_instance_of(Points::AnomalyFilter) bypasses the real re-evaluation flow. Create a separate user with only a normally classified point flagged as an anomaly. Run the job and assert that the flag clears and the tile epoch changes.
As per coding guidelines: “Mock only at external boundaries (HTTP, geocoder, external APIs), not internal collaborators.”
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In `@spec/jobs/points/anomaly_backfill_user_job_spec.rb` around lines 47 - 57,
Replace the allow_any_instance_of(Points::AnomalyFilter) stub in the reset
example with a separate user containing one normally classified point flagged as
an anomaly. Run the real described_class job, then assert the anomaly flag is
cleared and Points::TileEpoch.etag_component changes.
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In `@spec/services/imports/destroy_spec.rb`:
- Around line 56-70: Update the affected examples in the Imports::Destroy specs
to stop stubbing Points::TileEpoch.bump or asserting its calls; use the real
tile-epoch cache and verify the affected years’ ETags after successful deletion
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| it 'covers every deleted year across batches while collapsing within each' do | ||
| stub_const('Imports::Destroy::BATCH_SIZE', 2) | ||
| calls = [] | ||
| allow(Points::TileEpoch).to receive(:bump) do |_user_id, timestamps:| | ||
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| expect(years).to eq(years.uniq) | ||
| end | ||
| deleted_years = calls.flatten.map { |ts| Time.at(ts).utc.year }.uniq | ||
| expect(deleted_years).to match_array([2022, 2023, 2024]) |
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Assert cache state instead of mocking internal invalidation calls.
Both examples stub Points::TileEpoch.bump and assert its arguments or call count. The tests can pass while Imports::Destroy fails to update the real tile epochs. Use the real cache and assert the affected year ETags after successful deletion and after the injected ActiveRecord::QueryCanceled.
As per coding guidelines, spec/**/*.rb tests must verify observable behavior, mock only external boundaries, and avoid testing wiring without outcomes.
Also applies to: 73-87
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In `@spec/services/imports/destroy_spec.rb` around lines 56 - 70, Update the
affected examples in the Imports::Destroy specs to stop stubbing
Points::TileEpoch.bump or asserting its calls; use the real tile-epoch cache and
verify the affected years’ ETags after successful deletion and after the
injected ActiveRecord::QueryCanceled, while preserving the existing batch and
retry scenarios.
Source: Coding guidelines
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