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feat(data): remember the file a layer was read from and say when they differ - #1753
First of the three pull requests in #1385. A layer read whole from a Shapefile or a .geojson file now remembers that file as it was read, and a new command, source.syncState, tells whether the layer and the file are still in step. Writing edits back (source.publish) is the next pull request. It will refuse to write when this record says the file changed.
What's recorded.Layer.synced holds one entry per part of the file (.shp, .shx, .dbf, .prj, .cpg, or the .geojson file): its size and SHA-256, or a note that the part wasn't there. It also holds a hash of the layer's rows as read. The field is optional and serde-defaulted, and it's saved with the project.
source.syncState answers inSync, edited (the layer has edits the file lacks), sourceChanged (the file changed since it was read) or both, and names the parts that changed. It's a view command and adds no undo step. Undoing an edit makes the layer inSync again, because edits are found by comparing row hashes, not by a dirty flag. Every part of the recorded size is hashed, so writing the same bytes back isn't a change, while a rewrite that puts back the size and time (cp -p, rsync -t) is. Each side is compared with its own record, not with the other side as it is now, so the same edit made to both shows as both. Hashing grows with the file and the rows, so on the desktop the command reads ahead on a thread of its own, through the same path as Reload Data and the Error Inspector, with progress and Cancel, and refuses to land if the layer changed meanwhile. On the desktop it then says what it found as a notice, since Command Search shows no answer. The command line, scripts and the assistant check where they ask.
Add Data makes the record with the read, so it runs wherever the read does. On the desktop that's now off the UI thread for a small Shapefile too: Add Data already read GeoJSON ahead, and now reads a Shapefile ahead the same way, with or without a CRS override (before, a Shapefile was read on the UI thread). Import Shapefile goes through the same read job, and so does a GeoJSON added with "stream": false.
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The record is content-based.[Feature]: Reload linked data changed on disk #1477's change detection uses size, time and file identity (device, inode, ctime) and works within one session. A record saved in a project has to survive a remount, a restore from backup or another computer, where identity changes although the bytes don't. It also has to catch a rewrite that keeps the size and time. So only the size and hash are recorded.
It's taken just before the read. The record can then only be older than what was read: a write during or after the read leaves the file unlike the record, so the layer shows sourceChanged and source.publish won't write over it. That costs one more pass over the files than the read, about a second for a 256 MiB part (the largest a reader takes) at 250 MB/s. A part that can't be read leaves the layer without a record, and a notice says so.
It lives on the layer, not the dataset. Tool outputs and other datasets built from a layer's rows don't claim its file. Simplified layout sketches, templates, offline-area copies and pasted copies drop the record, so only the layer read from the file holds it.
No format version change, as proposed in [Feature]: Publish a layer's edits back to its source file (Shapefile, GeoJSON) #1385. An older RustGIS drops synced when it saves the project. That loses no data: the layer's rows are all still saved. This version then says the layer has no record and asks for the file to be added again, and source.publish will refuse to write without one. Raising the version would make every older RustGIS refuse the project over an optional record.
Only local files are checked. A project names the path, so source.syncState refuses anything that isn't a Shapefile or .geojson file on this computer without opening it. That includes a network share in any spelling Windows accepts (two leading separators of either kind, \\?\UNC\), but not the long form of a local path (\\?\C:\).
A non-finite number is a value. Clearing a NaN or infinity is an edit. A project saves one as null (and says so), so such a layer reads edited after reopening: it no longer holds what its file does.
Not covered yet:.json files, because a .json may hold a city model or a topology, which can't be written back as read; layers read in place; and layers detached by Load All. Showing each layer's state in the Layers pane, and retaking the record when a layer is published, come with source.publish.
sha2 is already a workspace dependency. rustgis-data now uses it on native targets only.
Testing
cargo xtask ci, and cargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p rustgis-web.
New in rustgis-ui-egui: readjob::tests::a_source_file_state_check_runs_on_a_thread_and_says_what_it_found and whole_files_are_read_and_recorded_on_a_thread.
New: tests::a_layer_read_from_a_file_says_whether_it_and_the_file_are_in_step. For a Shapefile and a GeoJSON file it checks that the state goes from in step to edited and back to in step on undo. It also checks that both layers are still in step after project.saveAs and project.open, that the check made ahead on its own thread lands with the same answer, is refused when the layer was edited meanwhile, and stops on Cancel, that a Shapefile read ahead with a CRS override gets its record, that rewriting the same bytes isn't a change, that a changed .dbf is named, and that edited plus changed gives both.
New: a layer holding a NaN has the same row digest after a project round trip, which saves NaN as null.
New in rustgis-datasync: the Shapefile parts, including a missing .prj; rewritten, changed, added and removed parts; a rewrite that puts the time back; a removed .CPG named as spelled; a write during the read showing as a change; and the serialized form.
UI evidence
New: after an edit, Command Search › Source File State says what it found in the status bar.
Check whether a layer’s data matches its source file, whether the layer has been edited, or whether both have changed. Supported for layers read in full from Shapefiles and GeoJSON files.
Shapefile checks include associated files, such as attribute tables and projection information, and identify which parts have changed.
Desktop checks run in the background with progress and cancellation, and report results with layer and file details. Undoing layer edits can restore the “in sync” status. The web app cannot check source-file state.
Read-ahead can record source state for whole Shapefile reads and eligible GeoJSON reads.
Documentation
Added guidance on status results and checking source-file state from the command line and Python.
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A layer read whole from a Shapefile or .geojson file records each part of
the file (size, modification time, SHA-256) and a hash of its rows as read,
taken around the read so a concurrent write leaves no record. The new
source.syncState command reports inSync, edited, sourceChanged or both,
with the parts that changed. First step of publishing edits back (opengeos#1385).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The change records file fingerprints and layer-row digests for eligible Shapefile and GeoJSON reads. It adds source.syncState to compare saved snapshots with current layer and file state, and documents the command and its results.
Changes: Source File Sync State
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Record and compare source snapshots crates/data/src/sync.rs, crates/data/src/dbf.rs, crates/data/Cargo.toml, crates/map/src/source.rs
FileSync records selected file parts using file size and SHA-256. It reports added, removed, unreadable, or changed files. rows_digest hashes dataset content. Tests cover file changes, row digests, and serialization.
Eligible whole-file reads capture synchronization state and transfer it to the layer. Template, generated locator, copied, and partial-row layers clear this state. Read-ahead supports eligible Shapefile and GeoJSON reads.
Compare and report source state crates/engine/src/cmd/publish.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/mod.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/reads.rs, crates/engine/src/policy/dispatch.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/readjob.rs, docs/user-guide/index.md
The registered source.syncState command compares saved row and file state and reports the resulting state and changed file parts. Background reads, desktop notices, tests, and documentation support the command.
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SyncState as source.syncState
participant Layer
participant FileSync
User->>SyncState: Request state for a layer
SyncState->>Layer: Compare saved row digest with current rows
SyncState->>FileSync: Compare saved file snapshot with current files
SyncState-->>User: Return state and changed file parts
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1385: This adds source fingerprints and sync-state reporting for Shapefile and GeoJSON; publishing remains separate work.
opengeos/RustGIS#1477: This reports changed source-file parts, but does not add reload actions.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1433: This adds progress and cancellation support used by source-file and row hashing.
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This change records source-file state for Shapefile and GeoJSON layers and adds a source.syncState check. On desktop, the hashing and digest work now runs on a background thread with progress and Cancel, so large files should no longer freeze the window. Direct synchronous callers keep their previous behavior. No merge-blocking risk remains.
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Bug (medium): when size and recorded mtime both match, the file is taken as unchanged without hashing. A same-length rewrite that restores the mtime (cp -p, rsync -t, tar x, touch -r) is then reported inSync. The PR description says the hash decides and that a rewrite keeping size and time must be caught, so the code and the description disagree. The safety net for the next PR (refusing to overwrite a changed file) has this gap.
Options: hash whenever the length matches (simple, but reads the file on the UI thread from sync_state), or keep the shortcut and say in the PR and docs that a time-preserving rewrite isn't detected. Either way a test for the mtime-preserving case belongs next to changes_are_named_and_a_touch_is_not_one.
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Fixed in b2c4ab0. The modification-time shortcut is gone and the record keeps only sizes and hashes: FileSync::changed now hashes every part of the recorded size. New test a_rewrite_that_puts_the_time_back_is_a_change writes other bytes of the same length and restores the time with set_modified.
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Bug (low): the .cpg fallback name leaks into changed(). If the record holds towns.CPG and that file is then deleted, parts() falls back to towns.cpg, which is not in the record, so the first loop reports towns.cpg as changed. The second loop then correctly reports towns.CPG. The result names a file that exists in neither state. The state (sourceChanged) is right, but the list is wrong.
Suggested fix: in the first loop, count a name the record lacks only when it exists on disk.
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for(name,_)in&now {
for(name,p)in&now {
if !self.files.iter().any(|(n, _)| n == name) && p.exists(){
Add a test that removes a CPG-cased sidecar and asserts the changed list is exactly ["towns.CPG"].
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Bug (medium-low, plausible): the digest is taken over in-memory values, but the project file stores non-finite numbers as null (crates/data/src/value.rs, Serialize for Value). A layer whose rows hold NaN or infinity, which unsaved_numbers shows can happen, gets a different rows_digest after save and reopen. Since Synced.rows was saved from the NaN form, source.syncState then reports edited with no edit made.
I haven't confirmed that a shapefile reader can produce such values on this path. A test that saves a project with a non-finite attribute, reopens it, and asserts inSync would settle it. If it fails, the digest needs to hash the saved form of the non-finite values.
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Confirmed and fixed in b2c4ab0. rows_digest now hashes each row's JSON as a project saves it, so NaN and infinity hash as the null they're saved as. Test a_rows_digest_is_the_same_after_a_project_round_trip. row_hash is unchanged.
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AGENTS.md (saved files):docs/maintaining.md says a format version goes up when a file uses something an older reader would lose. This field is exactly that: an older RustGIS drops synced on save, and the PR says so. The rule that an older RustGIS "doesn't save it again without what it couldn't read" then isn't met, and the older app loses the protection with no notice.
Either bump the project format version for this field (which needs a maintainer decision, since project storage is the lead's call), or justify why the loss costs no data. The current wording, "no format version change", should not stand as is.
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Leaving the version as it is. This is the design proposed in #1385 and approved there: one optional, serde-defaulted value, which an older RustGIS may drop on save. Dropping it loses no data, since the layer's rows are all still saved. What's lost is the ability to compare, and the newer RustGIS says so (source.syncState explains there's no record and asks for the file to be added again) and source.publish will refuse to write without one. Raising FORMAT would make every older RustGIS refuse these projects over an optional record. The PR description now says this.
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AGENTS.md (never hold the window): this command runs on the UI thread. The doc comment's reason covers the row hashing ("for no more rows than a layer read whole holds"), but not the file hashing. FileSync::changed hashes every file of the same size whose mtime changed or was too recent to record, so a touched multi-hundred-MB Shapefile is hashed on the UI thread on every state query. Please either move the file part off the UI thread, or state in this comment why the cost is acceptable (the size bound, if it holds, should be written down). Also, rows_digest is run on every Add Data of such a file in add_read (crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs:4761), which re-serializes every row on the UI thread after the read, so the extra cost there should be measured too.
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Fixed in b2c4ab0. On the desktop, source.syncState now reads ahead like Reload Data and the Error Inspector (reads.rs, the dispatch allow-list, readjob, App::run). The file is hashed on its own thread, with byte progress and Cancel through progress::step, and the command takes that check as it lands, or refuses if the record changed meanwhile. The engine test lands a check made ahead. The row digest stays on the UI thread, as gpkg.pendingEdits does, and the doc comment states its bound.
Five inline comments are posted. Prior review threads: none, so no earlier concerns were skipped.
Bugs
Same-size rewrite that restores mtime is reported as in step (medium; high confidence in the behaviour). FileSync::changed skips hashing when size and recorded mtime match, but the PR description says the hash decides and must catch a rewrite that keeps size and time. crates/data/src/sync.rs:147.
.cpg fallback name leaks into changed() (low; high confidence). Deleting a CPG-cased sidecar reports towns.cpg, a name that exists in neither state. The state itself is correct. crates/data/src/sync.rs:126.
Non-finite values may give a false edited after reopen (medium-low; plausible, not confirmed). Projects store NaN and infinity as null, but the digest is taken over in-memory values. Whether a shapefile reader produces such values on this path is unverified. crates/map/src/source.rs:300.
Security
Nothing above the low-confidence note below. source.syncState hashes whatever path a project file names and is gated by Effects::Files. A crafted project plus a hash guess could confirm a file's content, but this needs the user to open that project and an assistant to call the command. I did not post this one.
Performance
source.syncState hashes files and rows on the UI thread. add_read re-serializes every row on the UI thread after each Add Data of a Shapefile or GeoJSON file (crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs:4761). The doc comment's justification covers rows but not file hashing. Medium-low; posted on crates/engine/src/cmd/publish.rs:15.
FileSync::around adds two full hashing passes around each read (crates/data/src/sync.rs:109). The synchronous .shp-with-CRS path isn't prefetched, so this cost lands on that path. Low; not posted separately.
Quality
Module publish.rs holds only source.syncState. The name fits the next PR, not this one. Nit.
layer.copy clones synced (crates/engine/src/cmd/layer_copy.rs:60), so a pasted copy claims the original's file. This is harmless now but must be handled before source.publish lands. Forward-looking note.
Test gaps: no test for a mtime-preserving rewrite, a CPG-cased removal, or a non-finite round trip. There is also no engine-level test that the "can't compare later" notice appears and that clean reads give none, which the "Test both ways" rule asks for.
AGENTS.md
Saved files (medium-high; posted on crates/map/src/lib.rs:236). docs/maintaining.md says a format version goes up when an older reader would lose something. An older RustGIS drops synced on save with no notice, and the PR says so. The PR should bump the version or justify the loss. Project storage is the lead's call.
Never-silent notices are implemented, but the test gap above applies.
Licences and notices are fine: sha2 is already in the shipped THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.txt, and the dependency sits in the native-only section.
Wasm: #[cfg] guards look consistent. I did not build for wasm.
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Major · Hash same-size files before declaring them unchanged. · index.md:136
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Hash same-size files before declaring them unchanged.
In FileSync::changed, if another program replaces a file with different bytes of the same length and preserves an older recorded modification time, the shortcut skips the hash. If no other parts changed, source.syncState can report inSync or edited instead of the source change. Hash the file before declaring it unchanged, and move the work off the UI thread if needed.
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Update FileSync::changed so a matching file size and older recorded modification time cannot bypass content verification; hash the file before classifying it as unchanged, preserving correct inSync and edited state reporting. If hashing would block the UI thread, move that work off-thread while retaining the existing sync safeguards.
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Clean up the scratch directory when the test fails.
If an assertion or unwrap panics, the test does not reach remove_dir_all at Line 39297. Use an isolated temporary directory with cleanup on drop. An existing test in this file uses a local Drop guard for this purpose. (raw.githubusercontent.com) Based on learnings, tests that create filesystem state need isolation and cleanup even when a test fails.
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- Line 39279: Replace the direct Layer JSON round-trip in this test with a
project-level round-trip: save a .rgis project using the existing project.saveAs
command, reopen it with project.open, and call source.syncState on the restored
layers. Verify the restored sync state so the test covers persistence through
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source.syncState now reads and hashes every part of the recorded size,
so a rewrite that puts the size and time back is caught; the record keeps
only sizes and hashes. On the desktop the hashing reads ahead on a thread
of its own (as Reload Data and the Error Inspector do), with progress and
Cancel. Also: a removed .CPG is named as spelled, the row digest hashes
rows as a project saves them (NaN as null), and the test saves and opens
a real project.
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Outside-diff finding (hash same-size files before declaring them unchanged): FileSync::changed now hashes every part of the recorded size. The modification-time shortcut and the modified field are gone. On the desktop, source.syncState hashes on a thread of its own through the read-ahead path (cmd/reads.rs, policy/dispatch.rs, ui-eguireadjob and App::run), with progress and Cancel.
The sync-state test now round-trips through project.saveAs and project.open.
Also: a removed .CPG is named as spelled, and rows_digest hashes rows as a project saves them (NaN as null).
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Test coverage (AGENTS.md, Never hold the window):source.syncState is now a background read, but this test only runs it with Control::stoppable() and checks the answer. Nothing checks that Cancel stops the hashing. Please add a cancelled run that must fail with "cancelled", and check that the control was looked at (looked() > 0), in the same way long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run does for the other background commands.
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Added in 761b398. The engine test now runs the check made ahead with Control::cancelled_once_started() and asserts that it fails as cancelled with looked() > 0. File hashing (per 64 KiB block) and row hashing (per row) both count through progress::step.
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Performance (low, medium confidence):FileSync::around hashes every part of the file twice more, before and after the read, on top of the read itself. Each hash is a single-threaded SHA-256 pass. For a file near the 256 MiB limit that is about three full passes per Add Data. The work runs on the Add Data thread, so the window is safe, but the cost should be measured. Hashing the independent parts of a Shapefile on several threads, or dropping the separate before-pass in favour of checking the read against the after-hash alone, would cut it. Either way, the cost should be stated in the around doc comment.
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Partly changed in 761b398. The files are now hashed once, just before the read, not before and after. That's safe on its own: a write during or after the read leaves the file unlike the record, so the layer shows sourceChanged and source.publish won't write over it. The after-pass only avoided that false "changed". Measured here: SHA-256 runs at about 250 MB/s, so a 256 MiB part costs about a second more, and the around doc comment now says so. A cancel during that hash stops before the read. Hashing a Shapefile's parts on several threads is left for the release quality pass.
No new bugs found. The earlier concerns about the mtime shortcut, the .cpg fallback name, and the missing round-trip test are fixed in the current code and covered by tests. (Confidence: high.)
Security
Nothing new. source.syncState is gated by Effect::Files, so the assistant asks for approval before it reads a file. (Confidence: high.)
Performance
FileSync::around (crates/data/src/sync.rs, called from crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs:1405) adds two full SHA-256 passes around every whole-file read. That is about three passes for a file near 256 MiB. Posted inline. (Confidence: medium, low severity.)
Quality
The doc comment /// The hash is FNV-1a over the row's JSON… in crates/map/src/source.rs (line 1733) now sits above the new test a_rows_digest_is_the_same_after_a_project_round_trip, so row_hashes_are_fnv_over_the_rows_json (line 1747) has lost its doc. Left for the release quality pass. (Confidence: high.)
The module crates/engine/src/cmd/publish.rs holds only source.syncState. The name will mislead once source.publish lands. (Confidence: high.)
docs/user-guide/index.md has one line over 100 characters in the new "Source file state" section. (Confidence: high.)
AGENTS.md
Test coverage: the new background read is not checked for Cancel. Posted inline on crates/engine/src/tests.rs:39293. (Confidence: medium.)
Test coverage: no engine-level test checks that the "changed while read" notice from unsynced_note reaches the session. The data-level test only checks that no record is kept. (Confidence: medium, low severity.)
Two concerns from earlier threads are still present and I left them alone, since they are already raised: the UI-thread hashing fallback in sync_state and the rows_digest call in add_read, and the missing format-version bump for Layer.synced (crates/map/src/lib.rs:236). I found no reply from a maintainer on either.
Checked and not raised: the sha2 dependency is already in the license notices and the workspace, so cargo xtask notices needs no change. Reload Data cannot reach a whole-read layer, so it cannot leave a stale record. The new test covers the NaN round trip.
Earlier concerns left alone because already raised: 6 threads (the rows_digest NaN case, the format-version case, the mtime shortcut, the .cpg fallback name, the UI-thread hashing, and the round-trip test). Of these, the mtime, .cpg, and round-trip threads are resolved in the current code, and the NaN case is covered by the new test.
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Make the test directory unique and clean it up on failure.
The directory name uses only std::process::id(). Other tests in the same process can use the same name. The cleanup at Line 39311 runs only if every assertion passes. A failed assertion leaves the directory in the temp folder. The next run removes it, but a parallel run of the same process id can still conflict.
Use a tempfile::TempDir, or a guard that removes the directory on drop. If tempfile is not a dev-dependency, add a small drop guard. The manifest excerpt does not list tempfile.
Proposed drop guard
+ struct Cleanup(std::path::PathBuf);+ impl Drop for Cleanup {+ fn drop(&mut self) {+ let _ = std::fs::remove_dir_all(&self.0);+ }+ }
let dir = std::env::temp_dir().join(format!("rustgis-engine-sync-state-{}", std::process::id()));
let _ = std::fs::remove_dir_all(&dir);
std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir).unwrap();
+ let _cleanup = Cleanup(dir.clone());
...
- std::fs::remove_dir_all(dir).unwrap();
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs:
- Around line 4761-4765: Move `rows_digest` out of the UI-thread path: compute
it in `read_whole` after reading and carry it in `ReadReport.synced`, so the
`add_read` flow can assign the prepared value without hashing rows when adding
the dataset. In `sync_ahead`, compute the digest from a cheap `Features` clone
and carry it in `Checked` for `sync_state` to use when the command lands.
Review comments at @docs/user-guide/index.md:
- Around line 309-310: Clarify the `source.syncState` description to state that
it compares the current layer and file separately against their saved hashes,
not directly against each other. Note that equivalent edits to both can
therefore produce `both`, even if the file contains the layer’s edits.
- Around line 314-315: Update the read-time change description around “A file
written to while it was being read” to qualify the guarantee: FileSync::around
compares snapshots before and after the read, so a write that is reversed
between snapshots may go undetected even if the layer read the temporary
contents. Do not imply every file written during the read is guaranteed to have
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Major · Show the completed state to desktop users. · index.md:2163
docs/user-guide/index.md:2163 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Show the completed state to desktop users.
Command Search runs this command through run_by_user and discards its immediate result in crates/ui-egui/src/chrome.rs, Line 1101. readjob::run supplies no completion callback, and readjob::land discards the completed result at crates/ui-egui/src/readjob.rs, Line 420. A successful check therefore shows progress but not its state or changed parts. Display the completed result for interactive requests. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @docs/user-guide/index.md at line 2163:
Update the interactive Command Search flow around run_by_user, readjob::run, and readjob::land so completed results are retained and shown to desktop users, including the resulting state and changed parts. Preserve the existing progress behavior and limit completion display to interactive requests.
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Make the test directory cleanup panic-safe and unique per test run.
The test builds its directory from the process ID only. Cargo runs all tests of a binary in one process, so another test that uses the same naming scheme can collide. A cleanup also happens only on the last line. If any earlier assert! or unwrap() fails, remove_dir_all does not run. The directory then leaks, and the next run resets it only if the process ID repeats. Use a guard type with Drop, or a tempfile::TempDir dev-dependency, to get an isolated directory with automatic cleanup.
♻️ Proposed fix using a Drop guard
+ struct Cleanup(std::path::PathBuf);+ impl Drop for Cleanup {+ fn drop(&mut self) {+ let _ = std::fs::remove_dir_all(&self.0);+ }+ }
let dir = std::env::temp_dir().join(format!("rustgis-engine-sync-state-{}", std::process::id()));
let _ = std::fs::remove_dir_all(&dir);
std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir).unwrap();
+ let _cleanup = Cleanup(dir.clone());
...
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Based on learnings: tests that create filesystem state need isolated temporary directories with cleanup.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/sync.rs:
- Around line 93-108: Update ui.importShapefile and the non-streamed
layer.addData flow to read the Shapefile CRS and hash FileSync parts off the UI
thread, then reuse the completed result so FileSync::around does not repeat the
hashes there. Preserve the CRS override behavior and leave the streamed-file
path unchanged.
- Around line 110-119: Update FileSync::around to distinguish cancellation from
other errors when taking the initial snapshot: propagate cancellation before
invoking read, while preserving the existing fallback behavior for
non-cancellation snapshot errors. Use the project’s established cancellation
mechanism rather than treating every snapshot error as cancellation.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/source.rs:
- Around line 302-309: Update rows_digest to serialize each row into a streaming
FNV writer, following the existing row_hash pattern, instead of allocating a
Vec<u8> per row. Preserve the current digest semantics, including the row-length
prefix; do not change the UI-thread or cancellation behavior in this fix.
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Review comments at @docs/user-guide/index.md:
- Line 2163: Update the interactive Command Search flow around run_by_user,
readjob::run, and readjob::land so completed results are retained and shown to
desktop users, including the resulting state and changed parts. Preserve the
existing progress behavior and limit completion display to interactive requests.
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…ay what it found
The row digest moves to rustgis_data::sync with the record, streams into
the hash, counts rows and stops on Cancel. Add Data reads a small
Shapefile ahead on its own thread, with or without a coordinate system,
and makes the record with the read: the files hashed once just before it
(a cancel there stops before reading), then the rows. source.syncState
hashes file and rows ahead, refuses to land if the layer changed
meanwhile, and on the desktop says its answer as a notice. The guide
says each side is compared with its own record.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Show the completed state to desktop users (review on b2c4ab0): fixed in 761b398. On the desktop, source.syncState runs through readjob::run_then with a callback that says what it found in the status bar, for example "parcels has edits parcels.geojson doesn't have". A test covers it (readjob::tests::a_source_file_state_check_runs_on_a_thread_and_says_what_it_found), and there's a screenshot in the description.
Make the test directory unique and clean it up on failure (unverified): the directory is named after the test and the process, which is unique within a run, and the same pattern is used by about 200 tests in tests.rs. Cleaning up on failure is left for the release quality pass.
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Bug (medium-high confidence): clipped and pasted copies keep the full file's record, so they report edited with no edit.
Two existing paths clone a whole Layer and keep synced and dataset.source:
crates/engine/src/cmd/workspace.rs:602 (snapshot, used by Offline Area): each layer is cloned with only the features inside the extent. That copy becomes a live "<area> (offline)" map (workspace.rs:750-753). Its rows are a subset of the rows recorded, so source.syncState on that layer returns edited even though nothing was edited.
crates/engine/src/cmd/layer_copy.rs:60 and :151 (paste): the pasted layer keeps the record, so a second layer claims the same file. The next PR's source.publish would then write from a layer that doesn't own the record.
Layouts and templates already clear the record (layout.rs:1689, items.rs:662). Clearing it in these two clones, with a comment saying why, would make the rule consistent: a layer that isn't the one read from the file has no record. A test for each would be: sync state on an offline-area layer is not edited, and on a pasted layer it is no record.
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Fixed in 6aa5de8. layer.copy clears the record on the copy, so pasted layers never hold one, and the offline-area snapshot clears it on each clipped layer. Each has a comment saying why. The engine test checks that only the layers read from files hold a record after a paste, and that an offline area's layers hold none.
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Security (low-medium confidence): the check trusts the project's dataset.source path without the local-path check that Reload Data uses.
reload_input (crates/engine/src/cmd/repair.rs:147-152) requires rustgis_map::paths::is_local(path). This path has no such check. The only guard is the extension, which is_syncable applies at read time, not when a saved project is opened. A project from elsewhere can set dataset.source and a matching synced record. Running source.syncState on that layer then calls metadata and File::open on whatever path it names.
On Windows, a UNC path such as \\host\share\x.shp makes the open start an SMB connection, which is a known way to leak credentials. The changed-part names in the output are also an oracle for whether a file's contents match a guessed hash.
Suggested fix: refuse the check unless rustgis_map::paths::is_local(path) && rustgis_data::sync::is_syncable(path) holds, with a test that a \\-style path and a .json path are refused without touching the disk.
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Fixed in 6aa5de8. source.syncState and its read-ahead now refuse, without touching the disk, any path that isn't a Shapefile or .geojson file on this computer. That means paths::is_local and sync::is_syncable, plus an explicit refusal of \\\\host\\share and //host/share, since is_local lets UNC paths through. The test covers both share forms and a .json path.
Offline-area snapshots and clipboard pastes clone a layer and keep its synced record. The offline-map copy holds only the rows inside the extent, so source.syncState reports edited with no edit. The paste also leaves a second layer claiming the file, which the next PR's publish would rely on. Layouts and templates already clear the record; these two paths don't. Anchored inline at crates/map/src/lib.rs:236. Confidence: medium-high.
Security
source.syncState opens whatever path dataset.source names in a saved project, with no paths::is_local check. Reload Data applies that check (repair.rs:147-152). A project from elsewhere could point the check at a UNC path or at a file whose hash it guesses. Anchored inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/publish.rs:77. Confidence: low-medium.
Performance
No new findings. The earlier concerns about hashing on the UI thread are addressed: the desktop reads ahead through reads.rs, and the row digest runs inside the read closure.
Quality
rows_digest discards serialization errors (let _ = serde_json::to_writer), so a row that fails to write hashes as nothing. In practice these types don't fail to serialize, so this is a nit. Confidence: low.
AGENTS.md
Saved files: docs/maintaining.md says an older RustGIS must not save a file "without what it couldn't read". The author's reply justifies dropping synced because no rows are lost. That answers the rows, not the record, which is what gets lost. I haven't re-posted the earlier thread; this is a note for the maintainers. Confidence: medium.
long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run covers only the workflow and export registries. source.syncState is a read-ahead with its own cancellation test (tests.rs ~39180-39196), so I found no violation.
Wasm gating, the Synced serde default and the ReadReport struct literals all check out.
Already raised and left alone: 11 earlier threads, all either addressed in the current code or answered by the author. The saved-files thread is the one I've re-raised above, because the reply doesn't address the rule's wording.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/sync.rs:
- Around line 37-70: Add a golden test for rows_digest using a small, fixed
Dataset and assert its digest against a literal u64. Locate the implementation
by the rows_digest symbol and ensure the fixture exercises the serialized
dataset content so changes to the derived Serialize output cause the test to
fail.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/publish.rs:
- Around line 93-103: Authorize network-share access before any source check,
including the read-ahead consumed by reads::take::<Checked> and the direct
rows_digest/files.changed path; ensure the read-ahead itself cannot contact an
unauthorized UNC share. Use the existing authorization mechanism and preserve
access to approved shares, rather than relying on paths::is_local, which does
not reject UNC paths.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Line 39331: Strengthen the read-ahead snapshot test by checking the
synchronization state of the “ahead” layer, not just that its synced record
exists. In the test around the existing `layer_by_name("ahead")` assertion, call
`source.syncState` for that layer and assert that its state is `inSync`.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Line 1152: Update the `both` notice in the `source.syncState` message to say
the layer has edits since it was read and the file changed since it was read.
Remove the unsupported claim that the file lacks the layer’s edits, and preserve
the existing message arguments and formatting.
Review comments at @docs/user-guide/index.md:
- Around line 315-316: Update the desktop guidance in this section to tell users
to open Command Search and select Source File State to start the check, while
preserving the existing explanation of background hashing, progress, and Cancel.
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…ly local files are checked
Pasted layers and offline-area copies drop the record, so they never
claim the file. source.syncState refuses a path that isn't a Shapefile or
.geojson file on this computer, a network share included, without opening
it. The edit notices say the layer was edited since it was read, the guide
says how to start the check on the desktop, and the row digest is pinned
by a test. The desktop's Import Shapefile and a GeoJSON added with
"stream": false now read on a thread of their own too.
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Security (medium-high confidence): the network-share refusal misses mixed separators. This re-raises the UNC concern from the earlier threads on this function, with new evidence. local_file refuses only a // or \\ prefix. paths::is_local and local_path don't normalise separators, so /\host\share\towns.shp, \/host/share/towns.shp and file:///\\host\share\towns.shp all pass. Windows treats any two leading separators, slash or backslash, as the start of a UNC path, so File::open would still reach the share and send credentials there. The same gap exists in paths::is_absolute_local, so that can't be the fix either.
Suggested fix (checks the first two bytes with get, per AGENTS.md):
Add these to the refused list in a_layer_read_from_a_file_says_whether_it_and_the_file_are_in_step (tests.rs, around line 39344): r"/\host\share\towns.shp", r"\/host/share/towns.shp" and "file:///\\host\\share\\towns.shp". The last one should fail today.
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Fixed in 0230eef, as suggested. local_file now refuses a path whose first two bytes (after file:// is stripped) are both separators, of either kind. The refused list in the test adds /\host\share, \/host/share and file:///\\host\share, and each is checked on both the direct and the read-ahead path. The PR now has ci:windows.
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Bug (medium-low confidence): a relative dataset.source is hashed against the process's working directory, not the project's folder. A Shapefile or GeoJSON layer added with a relative path (from the CLI, a script or the assistant) keeps that path as dataset.source. I found no step that absolutises it on this path. Map::file_paths_mut doesn't list dataset.source, so opening the project doesn't resolve it either. If the project is saved, then reopened from another directory, changed() looks at the wrong files or none. Every part then shows as changed and the state reads sourceChanged with no edit to the file. Nothing is lost, but the report is false, and the next PR's publish would refuse.
Two fixes, and the first is preferable: store std::path::absolute(path) as dataset.source in read_shapefile_with and read_whole, or refuse non-absolute paths here. If you refuse them, use is_absolute_local together with the separator check from the comment above, since is_absolute_local has the same gap. I haven't traced the CLI path handling, so please confirm the scenario.
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Fixed in 0230eef. When the record is made, read_synced stores the file's absolute path as dataset.source. Saving a project still writes it relative to the project's folder, and opening restores it (the project.saveAs/project.open round trip in the test covers that). So a later check no longer depends on the directory RustGIS runs in.
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AGENTS.md (Never silent, test both ways): the notice on a part that can't be hashed has no test. The "couldn't be read to record it" branch of read_synced is not covered by any test. Only clean reads are. Add one that gives a lossy read and asserts the notice and synced == None, plus a clean read that asserts no such notice. One way to make the failure, if the reader accepts it: make the .prj beside a Shapefile a directory, so FileSync::read fails on it while the read still succeeds.
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Added in 0230eef. The engine test adds a Shapefile with a folder where its .prj would be. The read succeeds, the layer has no record, and the "couldn't be read to record it" notice is given once. A clean read of the GeoJSON gives no such notice.
Relative dataset.source is hashed against the working directory, not the project folder. A layer added with a relative path (CLI, script or assistant) keeps that path. Save, then reopen from another directory, and source.syncState reports sourceChanged with no edit made. Nothing is lost, but the report is false. Medium-low confidence; I did not trace the CLI path handling. Posted inline at publish.rs:88.
reads::take keys a Shapefile read by path only (layer.rs:1405). A read made for one CRS could be taken by an Add Data for the same file with another CRS, if an earlier read never landed. Low confidence; I did not confirm that stale entries can survive.
Security
The network-share refusal misses mixed separators (medium-high). /\host\share\x.shp, \/host/share/x.shp and file:///\\host\share\x.shp pass local_file, because only // and \\ prefixes are refused. Windows treats either slash as a separator, so these reach SMB. This re-raises the earlier UNC threads with new evidence. Posted inline at publish.rs:124-125 with a fix and test cases.
Performance
Synchronous fallback in sync_state (publish.rs:105-106). If the command isn't dispatched through read_ahead, the row digest and file hashing run on the caller's thread. The desktop's App::run routes it through readjob, so this is reached only by non-desktop callers. Low confidence; a comment stating that would help.
Checked holds a clone of the features (publish.rs:52). An edit made while the check runs copies the whole feature vector on the UI thread. Low confidence.
Quality
The FNV-1a code is duplicated in data/src/sync.rs (the Fnv struct) and map/src/source.rs (fnv1a).
docs/user-guide/index.md: "a copy that puts back the file's size and time is" reads as though it is not a change. It is one. Reword.
The comment on add_data_ahead (layer.rs ~1661-1664) has broken line wrapping.
AGENTS.md
Test both ways is not met for the "couldn't be read to record it" notice (layer.rs:1623). No test covers it. Posted inline.
Never hold the window is met for Shapefile and GeoJSON reads. Row digests run on the read thread, and the file hash has progress and Cancel.
Never silent is met for the notices added in this PR, and unwrap, panic and unsafe are absent from non-test code.
The fix for the copy and snapshot clones is in this revision (layer_copy.rs:64, workspace.rs:608).
Already raised (left alone)
I left 19 of the 21 earlier threads alone. Most are addressed in this revision. The format-version thread is answered, and the docs/maintaining.md optional-field rule supports the author's position. The hashing-thread deferral is the author's stated choice. I re-raised the two UNC threads (publish.rs:77 and :108) above, because the code still has a gap.
Change size
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Minor · Run user-initiated whole GeoJSON reads off the UI thread. · lib.rs:2298
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:2298 Minor · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Run user-initiated whole GeoJSON reads off the UI thread.
When run_by_user receives layer.addData with "stream": false, it reads and hashes the file synchronously. A large file can block the desktop window without progress or Cancel. Route this UI path through readjob while preserving callers that require a synchronous result.
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Update run_by_user’s handling of user-initiated layer.addData requests with "stream": false to perform file reading and hashing through readjob off the UI thread, preserving the existing result behavior and enabling progress and cancellation. Keep callers that require a synchronous result on the synchronous path, including the existing run_with_prepared flow where applicable.
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- Line 1137: Extend the reader test around the `synced` assertion with a
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- Line 2298: Update run_by_user’s handling of user-initiated layer.addData
requests with "stream": false to perform file reading and hashing through
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…le's path whole
Two leading separators of either kind (/\host, \/host, file:///\\host)
are a network share on Windows: source.syncState refuses them all. A
layer whose file is recorded keeps the file's absolute path, so a later
check doesn't depend on the directory RustGIS runs in (a saved project
still stores it relative to its folder). The notice for a file that
can't be recorded is tested both ways, and a Shapefile read ahead in
another system than its own is checked to be in step.
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On the outside-diff comment Run user-initiated whole GeoJSON reads off the UI thread (lib.rs:2298): I'm leaving App::run's direct layer.addData as it is. On the desktop, everything that picks a file goes through the read job: Add Data's chooser (layerchooser::add) and Import Shapefile (now). Those now cover Shapefiles and GeoJSON with "stream": false too. What still reaches App::run directly is a caller that names the path itself and uses the answer right away, such as the assistant or a script. That has been true of every file type since before this PR, and those callers depend on a synchronous result. Moving them onto the read job would change that contract for all formats, which is out of scope here.
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Bug (medium confidence): clearing a NaN or infinite cell is not seen as an edit.
Value::Float(NaN) and Value::Null both serialize to null in the human-readable JSON this digest hashes (crates/data/src/value.rs, Serialize for Value). So a row holding a non-finite number and the same row with that cell set to Null give the same digest. The layer then reads inSync (or sourceChanged, without edited) though its rows changed.
This is new in b2c4ab0, which made the digest hash the saved form. Nothing in the test catches it, since the round-trip test only compares a row with itself after save and reopen.
Why it matters: the next PR's source.publish decides what to write from this state, so an edit that clears such a cell would be skipped without any notice.
map::source::row_hash already handles this for layer edits (non-finite attributes also hash their position and native bits). The digest needs the same: hash a non-finite float with a tag that Null lacks, and add a test where a NaN cell is cleared and the state reads edited.
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Confirmed and fixed in 203ced5. The dBase writer writes a non-finite number as text, not empty, so clearing one does change the file. rows_digest now also hashes each non-finite float's position and bits, as row_hash does, so clearing one is an edit. The cost is that a layer whose project saved such a number as null (with the existing notice) reads edited after reopening, which is true, since it no longer holds what its file does. The guide and the doc comment say so. The test a_rows_digest_tells_a_non_finite_number_from_an_empty_cell covers NaN against null, NaN against infinity, and the saved round trip. The pinned digest is unchanged.
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Performance (medium-high confidence): a file over the reader's cap is hashed in full before it is refused.
add_data_ahead takes a .geojson with "stream": false at any size (m.len() <= IN_PLACE_ABOVE only applies when stream is absent). read_whole then calls read_synced, which runs FileSync::around and hashes every part before read_path's check_size refuses the file above MAX_BYTES (256 MiB). A 4 GB GeoJSON therefore spends about 16 s hashing (at ~250 MB/s) before the same error that used to come back at once. The .shp path has the same ordering.
The delimited branch just above already checks MAX_BYTES before reading. The record only makes sense for a file the reader will take, so the check belongs here:
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if rustgis_data::sync::is_syncable(path){
if rustgis_data::sync::is_syncable(path)&& std::fs::metadata(path).is_ok_and(|m| m.len() <= rustgis_data::io::MAX_BYTES){
returnread_synced(path, read);
}
An oversized file then goes to read() and fails with the usual "file is too large" error, with no hashing and no record. A test that a "stream": false file over the cap is refused fast would pin this.
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Fixed in 203ced5, in read_synced so both callers get it: a file past MAX_BYTES, or a Shapefile whose .dbf is, goes straight to the read, which refuses it as before, with no hashing and no record. I left out the test: it would need a file over 256 MiB, and on the Windows runners that may actually be allocated.
Clearing a NaN or infinite cell is not seen as an edit.rows_digest hashes the saved JSON, where Float(NaN) and Null are both null, so the layer can read inSync after a real edit. The next PR's publish would then skip that edit silently. Posted inline at crates/data/src/sync.rs:66. Confidence: medium. This is new: it follows from the b2c4ab0 fix for the earlier NaN-on-reopen thread.
A silent fallback to a relative path. In read_synced, if std::path::absolute fails, ds.source stays relative while the record is kept, so a later check resolves the path against the wrong directory and can report a false sourceChanged. Confidence: low. Not posted inline.
Performance
An oversized file is hashed before it is refused."stream": false skips the size cap in add_data_ahead, so a file over 256 MiB is fully hashed in read_synced before check_size rejects it. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs:1592, with a suggestion. Confidence: medium-high.
Security
No new findings. The network-share refusal now covers the mixed-separator forms, and I checked local_path and is_local against them.
Quality (left for the release quality pass)
rows_digest repeats the FNV writer in map::source, and publish.rs holds a view command whose module name anticipates the next PR.
AGENTS.md
The wasm build holds: the new native-only code is cfg-gated, and sha2 sits under the native target table.
The new background command is covered by its own test (a_layer_read_from_a_file_says_whether_it_and_the_file_are_in_step). It is not added to long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run, whose lists cover the raster, tool and export registries, so I did not flag that.
The "older RustGIS drops synced" concern is allowed by docs/maintaining.md for optional fields whose loss costs a setting rather than data, so I did not re-raise it.
Prior reviews: the thread file holds 26 threads. I raised none of them again. The relative-path, missing-notice-test and UNC threads are addressed in the code.
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- Line 126: Update the `share` check using `rustgis_map::paths::local_path` so
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… hashing files too large to read
The row digest tells a non-finite number from an empty cell (by position
and bits), so clearing one is an edit; a layer whose project saved one as
null now reads as edited, since it no longer holds what its file does.
A file past the reader's limit is refused before it is hashed. Windows'
long form of a local path (\\?\C:\...) is checked like any local file,
while \\?\UNC\ and other shares are still refused.
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Bug (high confidence on the code path): a .geojson file gets no record, and no notice, when an unrelated .dbf beside it is over the cap.
with_extension("dbf") is applied to every path, not only Shapefiles. So towns.geojson next to a towns.dbf larger than MAX_BYTES takes the early return read();. That returns before report.synced is set and before the "couldn't be read to record it" notice is pushed. The layer then has no record, source.syncState answers only "add the file again", and nothing says why. past_cap_shapefile (line ~2416) already restricts the .dbf check to .shp, so this line should do the same.
A test is needed on both sides, per AGENTS.md: a .geojson with a large sibling .dbf must still get a record (synced.is_some(), inSync), and a Shapefile whose .dbf is over the cap must take the path that the reader refuses.
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Bug (medium confidence): a layer whose rows hold a non-finite number reports edited after its project is saved and reopened, with no edit made.
This re-raises an earlier thread on the same digest. That thread was answered with "rows_digest now hashes each row's JSON as a project saves it, so NaN and infinity hash as the null they're saved as", with a test named a_rows_digest_is_the_same_after_a_project_round_trip. The code at this head does the opposite. Line 72 adds a ("non-finite", index, bits) tag, and a_rows_digest_tells_a_non_finite_number_from_an_empty_cell asserts assert_ne!(rows_digest(&reopened), rows_digest(&ds)). So an unedited layer reads edited after a round trip. The docs say so, but the answer no longer matches the code.
This is reachable from source data, not just computed values: Value::parse_source (crates/data/src/value.rs) keeps "NaN" and "inf" text in a numeric field as Value::Float. A Shapefile or GeoJSON layer can therefore hold a non-finite number, and the next PR's source.publish would act on a state that says it was edited.
The trade-off is real: hashing the saved form would stop a cleared NaN cell from showing as an edit. Either choice needs to be stated in the PR, and the reopened-layer case needs a test that matches whichever one is chosen.
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Keeping this as it is, and the guide and the rows_digest doc comment now say so. The two ways of counting a non-finite number each mislead somewhere, and this one is the true report. A project saves a non-finite number as null (and says so when it saves). Once reopened, the layer holds an empty cell where its file holds a number, and writing the layer back would change that cell. So edited is accurate even though nobody edited it. Hashing it as null, as before, would instead hide a real edit: clearing the number in the session would read inSync while the file still holds it. That's the thread this one re-raises, and the fix in 203ced5.
Medium-high confidence: a .geojson gets no sync record and no notice when a same-stem .dbf beside it is over the cap. read_synced checks the .dbf for every path, and its early return skips the notice. Inline comment posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs:1618.
Medium confidence: a layer holding a non-finite number reads edited after a project save and reopen, with no edit. This re-raises the earlier digest thread. That thread was answered "NaN hashes as the null it's saved as", but the code now does the opposite. Source readers can produce such values via Value::parse_source. Inline comment posted at crates/data/src/sync.rs:72.
Security
No new findings. I checked local_file against the UNC, mixed-separator, \\?\UNC and \\?\C:\ forms and found no bypass. The earlier share threads are addressed.
Performance
No new findings. Hashing and row digests run on the desktop read-ahead path. The CLI, scripts and assistant hash synchronously, which the doc comments state.
Quality (nits, not posted inline)
rows_digest ignores serialization errors with let _ = (sync.rs:60). This is theoretical for these types, but a row that fails to write would hash silently.
sync.rs hand-rolls its FNV writer while map/source.rs adds a shared fnv1a helper in this PR. put also repeats the multiply instead of calling the writer. Both can wait for the release quality pass.
sync_state_said sends any unrecognised state to the "both" text. An explicit "both" arm with a fallback would be safer.
read_synced keeps a relative dataset.source if std::path::absolute fails, so the record would later be checked against the wrong directory. This is rare.
AGENTS.md
Test coverage is largely good. The cancel path, the round trip and the notice on an unhashable part are all tested.
Left alone: the older-RustGIS drop of synced on save. docs/maintaining.md explicitly allows an optional project field whose loss costs a setting rather than data.
Not in AGENTS.md's cancel-test registry, so no finding: the long-command test covers the workflow, export and tool registries, and source.syncState is covered by its own cancel assertion.
Already raised, left alone: 19 earlier review threads on this PR. I re-raised only the NaN round-trip thread, because its answer no longer matches the code. The rest are resolved, or outdated and answered.
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- Line 39359: Update the test setup that assigns dataset.source through
s.map_mut().layer_mut(id) so it uses a guaranteed-missing path inside the test
directory, retaining the extended path prefix on Windows. Ensure the path
remains isolated from files outside the test workspace.
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records, and can remain sourceChanged if the file changed or edited or both if
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A .geojson with an unrelated large .dbf beside it no longer goes without
a record. The long-path test on Windows uses a path in its own folder,
and the guide says that undoing every edit reads inSync only when the
file hasn't changed either.
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Test coverage (AGENTS.md, Test both ways): the over-cap early return has no test.c06cb93 and 203ced5 changed this branch, and nothing in the repo exercises it. I grepped crates/ for MAX_BYTES and set_len in test files and found no case that makes a file past the cap.
Two cases need a regression test:
a .geojson with a sibling .dbf past MAX_BYTES must still get a record (synced.is_some(), state inSync). Before c06cb93, the .dbf check ran for every path, so this file got no record and no notice.
a .shp whose .dbf is past the cap must be refused by the read, with no record and no hashing.
A sparse file keeps this cheap: set_len(rustgis_data::io::MAX_BYTES + 1) only writes metadata on Linux and macOS, and the check reads only metadata. Gate the test on #[cfg(unix)] so Windows doesn't allocate 256 MiB.
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Leaving this without a test, as in the earlier thread on this branch. Exercising it needs a file over MAX_BYTES (256 MiB), and on the Windows runners (ci:windows) that may really be allocated rather than sparse. The branch only returns to the existing read, which refuses the file with its usual error. A test with a smaller cap passed in is left for the release quality pass.
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Security (low, medium confidence): the guard checks one string and the open uses another.local_file normalises the path with local_path (it strips file://), but sync_state and sync_ahead pass the raw dataset.source to files.changed(...). A path such as file:///C:/data/towns.shp passes the guard, then opens the literal file:///… string. That is not a UNC path, so no share is contacted. On Windows, though, every recorded part reads as changed, which gives a false sourceChanged.
Add Data never writes a file://dataset.source, so this needs a hand-edited project. The fix is to refuse the address form, so the path checked is the path opened:
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let b = rustgis_map::paths::local_path(path).as_bytes();
fn local_file(path:&str) -> bool{
// A `file://` address is refused: the path checked is then the path opened.
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Agreed that the checked and opened strings should be the same, and refusing the file:// form is the simple way to do it. As you note, no share is reached: only a hand-edited project can hold such a source, and the worst case is a false sourceChanged, which errs on the safe side. Left for the release quality pass.
I found two new issues, both low severity, and posted each as an inline comment. The rest of the diff is consistent with the repository guidelines, and most earlier concerns have been fixed. I could not build or run the tests in this environment, so the compile and CI status of this head is unverified.
Bugs
None confirmed. I checked the wasm gating of the CRS branch (layer.rs:1391), the reads.rs key used by read-ahead and the inline path, the reload path (a whole-read layer has no source, so reload_input refuses it), and the Shapefile companion names against the readers. All match.
Security
publish.rs:126, low, medium confidence: local_file checks local_path(path), but sync_state and sync_ahead open the raw string. A hand-edited project with a file:// path passes the guard and gives a false sourceChanged on Windows. No share is reached. Inline suggestion posted.
Already raised and not re-posted: the changed-part names as a hash oracle (publish.rs thread about the share guard). The author answered the share part only.
Performance
None new. The copy-on-write concern from a pending check does not hold, because undo already shares row allocations.
Quality
Nothing significant. Nits left for the release quality pass: the long unwrapped line in docs/user-guide/index.md near line 1203, and the let _ = on the digest's serialisation in rows_digest. That call cannot fail for these types, so it is not a silent loss.
Test coverage
layer.rs:1620, confidence high: the over-cap early return in read_synced has no test. This covers the .geojson-with-large-.dbf fix (c06cb93) and the MAX_BYTES skip (203ced5). A sparse-file test gated on unix would cover both cases cheaply. Inline comment posted.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Cancellation is covered by the new test, which checks looked() > 0. source.syncState is not in the IN_BACKGROUND registries that the cancellation test enumerates, so the registry-list rule does not apply to it.
Left alone, already answered by the author: the saved-file version (FORMAT not bumped, synced dropped by older RustGIS), and the NaN round-trip showing edited after reopen.
Prior concerns left alone: 22 threads already raised these. Of those, 14 are fixed in the head, 6 were answered and need no further comment, and the remaining 2 are the hash-oracle and the NaN/round-trip threads covered above.
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Summary
First of the three pull requests in #1385. A layer read whole from a Shapefile or a
.geojsonfile now remembers that file as it was read, and a new command,source.syncState, tells whether the layer and the file are still in step. Writing edits back (source.publish) is the next pull request. It will refuse to write when this record says the file changed.What's recorded.
Layer.syncedholds one entry per part of the file (.shp,.shx,.dbf,.prj,.cpg, or the.geojsonfile): its size and SHA-256, or a note that the part wasn't there. It also holds a hash of the layer's rows as read. The field is optional and serde-defaulted, and it's saved with the project.source.syncStateanswersinSync,edited(the layer has edits the file lacks),sourceChanged(the file changed since it was read) orboth, and names the parts that changed. It's a view command and adds no undo step. Undoing an edit makes the layerinSyncagain, because edits are found by comparing row hashes, not by a dirty flag. Every part of the recorded size is hashed, so writing the same bytes back isn't a change, while a rewrite that puts back the size and time (cp -p,rsync -t) is. Each side is compared with its own record, not with the other side as it is now, so the same edit made to both shows asboth. Hashing grows with the file and the rows, so on the desktop the command reads ahead on a thread of its own, through the same path as Reload Data and the Error Inspector, with progress and Cancel, and refuses to land if the layer changed meanwhile. On the desktop it then says what it found as a notice, since Command Search shows no answer. The command line, scripts and the assistant check where they ask.Add Data makes the record with the read, so it runs wherever the read does. On the desktop that's now off the UI thread for a small Shapefile too: Add Data already read GeoJSON ahead, and now reads a Shapefile ahead the same way, with or without a CRS override (before, a Shapefile was read on the UI thread). Import Shapefile goes through the same read job, and so does a GeoJSON added with
"stream": false.Choices worth checking:
sourceChangedandsource.publishwon't write over it. That costs one more pass over the files than the read, about a second for a 256 MiB part (the largest a reader takes) at 250 MB/s. A part that can't be read leaves the layer without a record, and a notice says so.syncedwhen it saves the project. That loses no data: the layer's rows are all still saved. This version then says the layer has no record and asks for the file to be added again, andsource.publishwill refuse to write without one. Raising the version would make every older RustGIS refuse the project over an optional record.source.syncStaterefuses anything that isn't a Shapefile or.geojsonfile on this computer without opening it. That includes a network share in any spelling Windows accepts (two leading separators of either kind,\\?\UNC\), but not the long form of a local path (\\?\C:\).editedafter reopening: it no longer holds what its file does..jsonfiles, because a.jsonmay hold a city model or a topology, which can't be written back as read; layers read in place; and layers detached by Load All. Showing each layer's state in the Layers pane, and retaking the record when a layer is published, come withsource.publish.sha2is already a workspace dependency.rustgis-datanow uses it on native targets only.Testing
cargo xtask ci, andcargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p rustgis-web.rustgis-ui-egui:readjob::tests::a_source_file_state_check_runs_on_a_thread_and_says_what_it_foundandwhole_files_are_read_and_recorded_on_a_thread.tests::a_layer_read_from_a_file_says_whether_it_and_the_file_are_in_step. For a Shapefile and a GeoJSON file it checks that the state goes from in step to edited and back to in step on undo. It also checks that both layers are still in step afterproject.saveAsandproject.open, that the check made ahead on its own thread lands with the same answer, is refused when the layer was edited meanwhile, and stops on Cancel, that a Shapefile read ahead with a CRS override gets its record, that rewriting the same bytes isn't a change, that a changed.dbfis named, and that edited plus changed givesboth.rustgis-datasync: the Shapefile parts, including a missing.prj; rewritten, changed, added and removed parts; a rewrite that puts the time back; a removed.CPGnamed as spelled; a write during the read showing as a change; and the serialized form.UI evidence
New: after an edit, Command Search › Source File State says what it found in the status bar.
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Part of #1385.
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