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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 hulls each feature on its own through parallel::try_map, like Group: None does, and keeps only each hull's points. Cancel is checked and progress counted per feature, and it runs on several cores for big layers.
The final hull is made from those hull points. It's the same hull as before, with the same corners, from far fewer points, so it uses much less memory and the one step that can't be canceled is much shorter. Its ring can start at a different corner, and when every point is on one line, that line can run the other way.
The count ends before the hull points are put together, and Cancel is checked per feature there and again before the final hull, so a Cancel late in the run isn't reported as almost done.
The doc comment names the steps that don't check Cancel: gathering one feature's points and making its hull, 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.
Testing
cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy and layers are clean. All workspace tests pass except popupmedia::tests::decoding_keeps_the_caps, which also failed on main at this branch's base.
The browser build passes.
With main's Minimum Bounding Geometry code, the cancel test fails on the Group: All run ("looked 0 times"). With this PR it passes.
A new test checks that the hull of each set's hull points has exactly the same corners as the hull of all the points, over 200 sets of random, collinear, repeated and single points.
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.
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Walkthrough
Minimum Bounding Geometry now deduplicates selected rows while preserving their order. In “All” mode, it gathers feature points in parallel, reduces them to hull points, and checks progress and cancellation before computing the combined hull. The long-tool list and cancellation tests are updated.
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 includes Minimum Bounding Geometry. Selected rows use each_once. “All” mode gathers feature points in parallel and reduces them to hull points. It reports progress and checks for cancellation before computing the combined hull. Tests compare hulls computed from per-set hull points with hulls computed from all points, and cover grouped collinear points. 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 convexHull runs for both None and All grouping modes. Result labels include tool parameters to distinguish the runs.
Tracking: analysis tools on several cores #1252: The issue tracks parallel processing for Minimum Bounding Geometry grouping. This change gathers and processes feature hull points in parallel in “All” mode.
opengeos/RustGIS#1003: Adds Feature Vertices To Points, which the updated progress test uses as its non-counting example.
opengeos/RustGIS#1099: Changes shared row-selection handling, which overlaps with this change’s selected-row processing.
opengeos/RustGIS#1607: Clarifies that custom Inputs can contain repeated selection rows, which overlaps with this change’s deduplication of selected rows.
Suggested reviewers:mavrick-f
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 8ab21
Large grouped hull jobs may exhaust memory. Bound memory use before merging or explicitly accept the risk.
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A rabbit checks each row in line Then gathers hull points, neat and fine The features work in parallel flight Progress marks their measured stride A final hull joins the points together And checks for pause before the tether
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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.
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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.
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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
preserve the existing error propagation and merge behavior.
- 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
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…oints
Review follow-up. Group: All kept every feature's points and then copied
them into one list for the hull, up to twice the memory of main. Each
feature is now hulled apart in the try_map and only its hull's points
are kept; the hull of those is the hull of all the points (a corner of
the whole hull is a corner of its own feature's hull), from far fewer
points, so the one step without a look is much shorter. Its ring can
start at another corner than before, and a flat hull's line can run the
other way. A test checks the corners match exactly over 200 sets of
random, collinear, repeated and single points.
The count ends before the hull points are put together, and Cancel is
looked at per feature there and again before the final hull.
No new correctness bugs found in the hull-of-hulls change. Each feature's hull points feed the final hull, and the hull of those is the hull of all points. The added test checks this exactly. Cancel is checked per item in try_map_on (parallel.rs:171, :194), and control::begin(0) ends the count before the final hull. Confidence: medium-high, from reading only; I did not run the tests.
Low confidence: hull_points assumes geo's convex_hull() on a non-empty input always yields a non-empty exterior. If it ever returned an empty ring, that feature's points would vanish silently while still counting as hulled. A guard or a debug assertion would make that explicit. Confidence: low.
Security
None found. The changes are internal computation over already-validated coordinates.
Performance
Acceptable. Per-feature hulls run on try_map threads above PARALLEL_FEATURES, and the final hull now receives far fewer points. Per-feature allocation for many one-point features is a minor cost. Confidence: medium.
Quality
Inline comment posted on crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:2281: the convex_hull doc comment is attached to hull_points, so convex_hull has no doc about its Cancel steps. Confidence: high.
Nit, left for the release quality pass: crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:2398 repeats the Cancel check that try_map already made per item. It is harmless but redundant.
AGENTS.md
Same doc-placement issue as above. Its doc is what AGENTS.md requires to say which steps lack a Cancel look.
The AGENTS.md list entry "Minimum Bounding Geometry" matches the tool's display name (tools.rs:277), and the engine test uses the id convexHull. Both are consistent.
PR description accuracy (not an inline comment)
The body says hulling each feature first "is a speed change, so I left it out", and that "the points stay in order, so the hull is the same". The code now does exactly that hull-of-hulls step (hull_points, tools.rs:2389). The body is stale. The output polygon's corners are unchanged, but the ring's starting vertex may differ, which the new test explicitly allows. Confidence: high that the body is out of date.
Already raised, left alone
3 earlier threads were on this PR. The open one (tools.rs:2408) says the body's claim, that removing the check produces "looked 0 times", does not hold because try_map_on already checks per item. I agree from reading the code, and it is unanswered. I did not repeat it.
The outdated memory-bound thread (tools.rs:2371) is largely mitigated, since only hull corners are now retained. I did not repeat it.
The resolved thread (tools.rs:2397) was addressed in 88d35e2.
Total left alone: 3.
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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:
- Around line 10204-10251: Extend the hull tests around the visible
hull-equivalence test to exercise the shape path with a collinear multi-feature
input using group: All, and assert that the resulting segment has both expected
endpoints as an unordered pair within a coordinate tolerance; do not rely on the
existing group: None flat-hull check.
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… line's ends
Review follow-up. Adding hull_points put it between convex_hull and its
doc comment, which names the steps without a Cancel look; the comment is
back on convex_hull. A new test runs Group: All on points of several
features along one parallel and checks the line runs between the two
farthest apart, in either direction, with a count of 5.
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Test coverage (medium-low confidence): this PR newly puts Group: All on parallel::try_map (threaded at 256+ features), but no test checks it against the one-thread result. The only parallel-vs-serial check, per_feature_tools_on_several_cores_keep_each_features_result (around line 6800), covers Group: None. AGENTS.md asks that split work give the same output as one thread, bit for bit.
A small addition would close the gap: build more than PARALLEL_FEATURES features with varied rings, run convexHull with group: "All", and compare the output with a run that forces one thread. Because the output ring can start at a different corner, compare the corner sets, or the exact output if the code order is deterministic.
Left for the release quality pass if the maintainers prefer, but the new path has no such check yet.
Bugs: None found. I traced the Group: All path through try_map. Cancel is checked before each item and progress is advanced per item. begin(0) makes progress() return None. Hull-of-hull-points gives the same corners as the hull of all points, and the ordering of try_map results keeps the output deterministic. Points are finite and bounded before hulling, and the Cancelled conversion to String is handled by ?. Confidence: fairly high, from reading. I could not compile or run the tests here.
Security: None found. No new input parsing, no new I/O, and no unsafe code.
Performance: The per-feature hull reduces the points held for the final hull only when features are non-convex. For convex features, every vertex stays in pts, which the prior CodeRabbit thread on memory retention already raises. I left that alone. The PR body's "far fewer points" and "much less memory" claims are therefore conditional. Confidence: medium.
Quality (minor, grouped):
In the the_hull_of_hull_points_is_the_hull_of_all test (around tools.rs:10234), the comment says [-1e7, 1e7), but % 2001 * 1e4 - 1e7 includes +1e7. Confidence: high.
hull_points and the points closure use similar names for different things. Confidence: low.
The convex_hull doc says "as is, with group All, the one hull", which reads awkwardly. Confidence: low.
Test coverage: One inline comment is posted at crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:2383. The new threaded Group: All path has no serial-versus-parallel bit-for-bit check. Confidence: medium-low.
AGENTS.md: Compliant. The AGENTS.md list gains Minimum Bounding Geometry, the engine test list gains both groupings, the doc comments name the steps without a Cancel look, and the progress test swaps to a non-counting tool.
Prior threads: I left 5 concerns alone because they were already raised and answered or are outdated. These were the doc placement, the "looked 0 times" note, the merge-time Cancel check, the endpoint assertion, and the memory retention thread. The memory thread is only partly answered, and I mention it above rather than re-posting it.
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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, and keeps only each hull's points. Cancel is checked and progress counted per feature, and it runs on several cores for big layers.long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run, and AGENTS.md lists the tool with the other long tools.Testing
cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy and layers are clean. All workspace tests pass exceptpopupmedia::tests::decoding_keeps_the_caps, which also failed on main at this branch's base.UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
Follow-up to #1572.
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