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fix(tiles): count an MBTiles file's metadata read in in_flight(), so a complete render waits for it (#1761) - #1765
mbtiles::info_ready reads a local MBTiles file's metadata on a thread of its own (rustgis-mbtiles-info), not on the fetch workers, and that thread was never counted in IN_FLIGHT. While it ran, the map's tile layer was pending (r.tiles_pending) but cache::in_flight() was 0, so wait_for_news_unless returned at once and complete (render) spent its six IDLE_PASSES (#1188) in a few milliseconds. The export then gave up with "some tiles were still on their way when the export stopped waiting…", and the archive's credits were missing.
On an idle machine the read ends before six passes have run. Under CPU load it doesn't, which is why archive_render_revision.rs (#1504) failed intermittently while other builds were running.
PMTiles is not affected: its header, metadata, directory and tile reads already go through fetch_local / fetch_counted, and the decode runs inside the counted tile answer. I checked this by holding each read (see Tests): with a PMTiles read held, in_flight() stays at 1 and the render waits. With the MBTiles metadata read held, it was 0.
What changes
cache::Counted (native only): a guard that adds one to IN_FLIGHT when made and calls finished() when dropped (generation first, then the count goes down, then the waker), as a fetch's end does.
info_ready makes the guard before spawning the metadata thread and drops it when the thread is done, in place of the cache::notify() it called there. Every way the read ends gives the count back once:
answered, failed, or cancelled (the still check fails and the thread returns);
a stale answer after reload_archive() or clear() (remember_info discards it, and the thread still ends);
a panic in the read (the guard is dropped while unwinding);
a thread that could not be spawned (Builder::spawn drops the closure, and the guard with it).
IDLE_PASSES and the waits are unchanged, with no sleep added. The idle passes again count only passes where nothing is on its way.
Tests
New a_complete_render_waits_for_a_held_archive_read (engine, archive_render_revision.rs), for PMTiles and MBTiles. The request's still predicate blocks the first time it is asked on the archive's reading thread (a tile worker for PMTiles, the metadata thread for MBTiles), which holds the real read. No hook is added. While the read is held, the test checks that in_flight() > 0 and that render_placed has not returned after 500 ms. Then it releases the read and checks that the result has the archive's credits and pixels and no "still on their way" gap. On main, the MBTiles case fails at in_flight() > 0.
The reproduction from the issue (16 busy loops on a 16-thread CPU, cargo test -p rustgis-engine --lib tests::archive_render_revision): 6 of 6 tests passed in 5 of 5 runs.
Results on Windows 11 (16 threads): tiles 435 passed, render 384 passed, engine 1269 passed and 1 failed. The failure is gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installed, which fails on main on this PC too, because main asks for GDAL 3.8.
Limits
An MBTiles metadata read that the OS never answers keeps counting, as a local PMTiles read stuck on a fetch worker already does. Callers of info_ready still get the 30 s "metadata read exceeded" error. But an export of another map with tiles pending in that process now keeps waiting, up to its render's 60 s budget (at most 30 s per pass), instead of giving up after six quick idle passes.
Only the metadata thread was outside the count. Tile reads of an MBTiles file already go through the tile queue (start → fetch_worker) and are counted there.
Rendering from PMTiles and MBTiles archives now waits for archive reads to finish before displaying the completed result. Tiles and attribution remain consistent with the archive data, without a temporary “still on their way” message. Archive metadata updates are also reflected once processing is complete.
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mbtiles::info_ready read a local file's metadata on a thread of its own,
outside IN_FLIGHT. While it ran, a complete render saw its tile layer
pending with nothing under way, spent its six idle passes in milliseconds
and gave up with the "still on their way" note; under CPU load this made
archive_render_revision.rs fail.
A cache::Counted guard now counts the read from before the thread is
spawned until it ends (answered, failed, cancelled, stale after a reload
or clear, panicked, or never spawned), drawing again as a fetch's end
does. A new test holds the real archive read through the request's still
check, for PMTiles and MBTiles, and checks the render waits for it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The MBTiles metadata worker now counts its work as in flight through completion. A regression test checks that PMTiles and MBTiles rendering waits for held archive reads and returns the archive’s credits and tile.
Changes: Archive render waiting
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Summary
Count archive work through completion crates/tiles/src/cache.rs, crates/tiles/src/mbtiles.rs, crates/engine/src/tests/archive_render_revision.rs
A native Counted guard increments the in-flight count and updates it on drop. The MBTiles metadata worker keeps the guard active through completion handling. The regression test holds archive reads and checks that rendering waits, then returns the old archive’s credits and red tile.
opengeos/RustGIS#1504: This PR continues its MBTiles metadata worker and pending-read handling by counting the worker through completion.
opengeos/RustGIS#1188: This PR updates the in-flight count used by the complete-render waiting behavior introduced there.
Suggested reviewers:mgaux-dev, deniial00, giswqs
Merge Risk: Low · up to c3283
If the metadata thread cannot start, a tile view may stay unrefreshed until the next repaint. The trigger is rare and the effect is minor, so the change is mergeable with owner awareness.
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The title clearly and specifically summarizes the main change: counting MBTiles metadata reads in in_flight() so complete renders wait for them.
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Issue #1761 requires local archive work to remain counted while a complete render waits. Counted::start increments IN_FLIGHT before the MBTiles metadata thread starts. Dropping the guard calls `fi…
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The production changes add counting for the MBTiles metadata worker and handle its pending-read and spawn-failure lifecycle. The test directly covers the PMTiles and MBTiles archive-render behavior re…
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Issue #1761 requires local archive work to remain counted while a complete render waits. Counted::start increments IN_FLIGHT before the MBTiles metadata thread starts. Dropping the guard calls finished, including normal completion, cancellation, panic unwinding, and spawn failure. Existing PMTiles and MBTiles tile reads remain on counted paths. The new regression test holds the first PMTiles and MBTiles reads, checks in_flight() > 0, verifies that rendering remains pending, and verifies archive credits, pixels, and no "still on their way" gap after release. The change does not increase IDLE_PASSES or add a production sleep.
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A rabbit waits beside the tile, While archive reads take just a while. The count stays up until they’re through, Then credits and red pixels view. No empty gap can spoil the scene, The rabbit hops where tiles have been.
None found. I traced the Counted guard through every exit from the MBTiles metadata read: normal answer, cancelled still check, stale answer after reload_archive()/clear(), panic unwind, and failed Builder::spawn. Each path decrements IN_FLIGHT exactly once. The waker is ctx.request_repaint() in mapview.rs, so the drop order is safe today. The change also keeps the old wakeup: finished() bumps GENERATION the way cache::notify() did. The wasm32 gating is correct. Confidence: high.
Security
None found. The change only adds a counter and a guard. Confidence: high.
Performance
No new issue. A stalled MBTiles read now keeps in_flight() above zero until the OS answers. Exports and the screenshot settled flags then wait or report "not settled", which the PR describes in its Limits section. Both paths are bounded by existing timeouts (WAIT, shot.wait). Confidence: medium.
Quality
Low-confidence robustness note, posted inline at crates/tiles/src/mbtiles.rs:337. When spawn fails, finished() runs while the pending mutex guard is still held. That is safe with the current egui waker, but a future waker that locks the metadata map would self-deadlock. Confidence: low.
Test coverage gap. The doc comment on Counted claims that cancel, stale-answer, panic and spawn-failure paths give the count back, but a_complete_render_waits_for_a_held_archive_read only exercises the normal answer. Per AGENTS.md this is a candidate for the release quality pass, so I did not post it as a separate comment. Confidence: medium.
Minor test nit: if an assertion fails before resume.wait(), the reader thread stays blocked on the barrier. The test still fails, but the leaked thread is untidy. Confidence: medium.
AGENTS.md
Compliant. The change adds a regression test for the fixed behaviour, keeps native-only code behind cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32")), adds no unwrap to non-test code, and needs no new background command. The engine test uses unwrap, which matches the surrounding test code. I did not verify compilation or run the tests; this review is by reading only.
Prior threads:pr-context/prior-reviews.json has no threads, so none were left alone.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 2ce3d75 to PR head ca449ec).
I read the full diff, the three changed files, and the code they depend on: the in-flight counter and finished() in cache.rs, the render complete() loop, the export loops, the MCP snapshot and relayshot settled checks, and TileKind's derives. I found no bugs, security issues, or AGENTS.md violations. I did not post inline comments because no finding survived verification.
Bugs: None. The guard is taken before the spawn and dropped on every exit path: normal answer, stale answer, cancel, panic, and spawn failure. The count therefore goes down once, and the new count is always published before it drops. Counted is cfg(not(wasm32)) and only used inside the native branch of info_ready, so the wasm build is unaffected. finished() takes the waker lock only after cloning, so no lock is held across the callback. Confidence: high.
Security: None found. No new input handling, parsing, or I/O.
Performance: Behaviour change, already documented under Limits. The counter is process-wide, so a stalled MBTiles metadata read now holds every export and complete render that has tiles pending for up to their per-pass waits, and up to the 60 s render budget. Other callers stay bounded: export loops by WAIT, relayshot by shot.wait, and the MCP snapshot only reports settled: false. The trade-off is acceptable as written. Confidence: medium that it is the right trade-off; high that it is documented.
Quality: Nit, grouped and left for the release quality pass. Counted::start() could carry #[must_use], so that a bare Counted::start(); is caught at compile time rather than silently counting for no time. Confidence: high that it's a nit.
AGENTS.md: Compliant. No unwrap/expect added to non-test code (the test uses unwrap, which is allowed). No new dependencies. Both archive kinds are covered by the regression test. The change is not visible, so no screenshots are needed.
Already raised (left alone): 2 earlier threads on mbtiles.rs:338. (1) The spawn-failure path runs the waker while the pending lock is held. The author added the comment at mbtiles.rs:325-326 in 7b7213a, and it addresses the concern. (2) The spawn-failure, panic and cancel paths lack their own tests. The author answered that they share the normal drop path. I did not repost either.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 2ce3d75 to PR head 7b7213a).
No bugs, security issues, or AGENTS.md violations found. No inline comments posted: the only finding is a wording point in the PR description, not a line that needs an anchored comment.
Bugs
None found (high confidence). I traced the in_flight count through every exit: answered, stale answer after reload or clear, cancelled, panic (the guard drops while unwinding), and spawn failure (the closure is dropped with the guard). The count is taken only on the branch that spawns, so there is no double count. finished() bumps the generation and calls the waker, as the old cache::notify() did, so the render wake-up is unchanged.
Security
None. The change touches no input parsing, paths, or secrets.
Performance
Low-medium (high confidence on the mechanics). A metadata read that never answers now keeps in_flight() > 0 for the whole process. Any render with pending tiles (exports, snapshots) then waits up to its 60 s budget (crates/render/src/lib.rs:6081) instead of giving up within milliseconds. This is the intended trade-off and PMTiles already behaves this way, so I'm not asking for a change.
I checked the UI thread: follow_style_view from the UI passes a zero wait, and the 1 s metadata wait on tile add already existed. The change adds no new UI-thread blocking.
Quality
Low (high confidence, doc only). The PR's Limits section says an unrelated export "waits out its per-pass timeouts". The actual bound is the 60 s render budget, since each pass waits up to 30 s. Worth tightening the wording before merge.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. No non-test unwrap, panic, or unsafe was added. Counted is cfg-gated, and its only user sits inside the non-wasm branch of info_ready. There is no new user-visible text, no new background command or tool, no new dependency, and no crash fix that would need a regression test.
Earlier concerns
Prior threads: 1 (crates/tiles/src/mbtiles.rs:338, resolved). It raised two parts: the spawn-failure path runs the waker while pending is locked, and the spawn-failure, panic and cancel paths lack tests. The author addressed the first with the comment at mbtiles.rs:325-326 in 7b7213a, which I verified. The author declined the second. That is a quality point under the release quality pass, so I did not raise it again.
Left alone: 1 concern (two parts). I also confirmed that the MBTiles tests calling info_ready take turn(), so the exact-count in_flight() assertions in cache.rs are not perturbed.
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- Around line 407-409: Isolate each archive case that checks cache::in_flight()
by running it in a separate test process, rather than sharing process-wide
in-flight counts across parallel tests or a preceding case. Preserve the
held-read wait and count assertions so unrelated work cannot satisfy them.
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…ata thread unlocked
A thread that can't start drops its Counted guard inside spawn, and the
guard's drop calls the waker: it now does so without the pending-reads
lock held, so a waker asking for the metadata again can't deadlock. The
failed read's key is removed under the lock again and its waiters woken.
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The change fixes what it says for the normal path. An MBTiles metadata read now holds an in_flight() count, so a complete render waits for it. The counting is sound and the existing tests stay protected by turn(). I found two low-confidence edge cases on the panic and spawn-failure paths.
Bugs
Panic path leaves the pending key (low-to-medium, inline at crates/tiles/src/mbtiles.rs:335). If the metadata read panics, the pending key is never removed. The count drops to 0 while the read still looks pending for up to 30 s, so a render can give up and draw the gap this PR is meant to fix. The key leak predates this change; the new part is that the PR's panic claim covers only the count.
Spawn-failure wait (low, inline at crates/tiles/src/mbtiles.rs:342). When spawn fails, the waker runs on the same thread before the key is removed. A waker that calls info_ready with a non-zero timeout waits its full timeout. This is bounded and not a deadlock, and egui's waker doesn't do it.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. The guard adds one atomic increment per read, and the second lock on the spawn-success path is cheap.
Quality
Nit, grouped here: the doc comment on in_flight() (crates/tiles/src/cache.rs:550) still says "How many fetches are under way", but the count now includes metadata reads. Update it when convenient.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Wasm gating is correct (Counted and the mbtiles.rs change are native-only), there are no unwraps in non-test code, and no UI thread is blocked.
Left alone (already raised)
3 earlier concerns were not re-raised: the spawn-failure lock deadlock (fixed by drop(all) in c328331), the request that the test assert the held read more tightly (author answered that the waited check carries it), and the request for a test of the spawn/panic/cancel paths (author answered that they end the same way).
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Brings opengeos#1797 (attribution clears the grid labels), opengeos#1799 (text "rotation"),
opengeos#1760 and opengeos#1765. The one conflict, the layout.addElement and layout.update
parameter help, keeps both: "rotation" from main and the colorbar's default
named as the top visible raster with a colour scale, not drawn by classes.
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Closes #1761
Cause
mbtiles::info_readyreads a local MBTiles file's metadata on a thread of its own (rustgis-mbtiles-info), not on the fetch workers, and that thread was never counted inIN_FLIGHT. While it ran, the map's tile layer was pending (r.tiles_pending) butcache::in_flight()was 0, sowait_for_news_unlessreturned at once andcomplete(render) spent its sixIDLE_PASSES(#1188) in a few milliseconds. The export then gave up with "some tiles were still on their way when the export stopped waiting…", and the archive's credits were missing.On an idle machine the read ends before six passes have run. Under CPU load it doesn't, which is why
archive_render_revision.rs(#1504) failed intermittently while other builds were running.PMTiles is not affected: its header, metadata, directory and tile reads already go through
fetch_local/fetch_counted, and the decode runs inside the counted tile answer. I checked this by holding each read (see Tests): with a PMTiles read held,in_flight()stays at 1 and the render waits. With the MBTiles metadata read held, it was 0.What changes
cache::Counted(native only): a guard that adds one toIN_FLIGHTwhen made and callsfinished()when dropped (generation first, then the count goes down, then the waker), as a fetch's end does.info_readymakes the guard before spawning the metadata thread and drops it when the thread is done, in place of thecache::notify()it called there. Every way the read ends gives the count back once:reload_archive()orclear()(remember_infodiscards it, and the thread still ends);Builder::spawndrops the closure, and the guard with it).IDLE_PASSESand the waits are unchanged, with no sleep added. The idle passes again count only passes where nothing is on its way.Tests
a_complete_render_waits_for_a_held_archive_read(engine,archive_render_revision.rs), for PMTiles and MBTiles. The request's still predicate blocks the first time it is asked on the archive's reading thread (a tile worker for PMTiles, the metadata thread for MBTiles), which holds the real read. No hook is added. While the read is held, the test checks thatin_flight() > 0and thatrender_placedhas not returned after 500 ms. Then it releases the read and checks that the result has the archive's credits and pixels and no "still on their way" gap. On main, the MBTiles case fails atin_flight() > 0.cargo test -p rustgis-engine --lib tests::archive_render_revision): 6 of 6 tests passed in 5 of 5 runs.cargo fmt,cargo clippy -p rustgis-tiles -p rustgis-render -p rustgis-engine --all-targets -- -D warnings, andcargo test -p rustgis-tiles -p rustgis-render -p rustgis-engine(results below).Results on Windows 11 (16 threads): tiles 435 passed, render 384 passed, engine 1269 passed and 1 failed. The failure is
gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installed, which fails on main on this PC too, because main asks for GDAL 3.8.Limits
info_readystill get the 30 s "metadata read exceeded" error. But an export of another map with tiles pending in that process now keeps waiting, up to its render's 60 s budget (at most 30 s per pass), instead of giving up after six quick idle passes.start→fetch_worker) and are counted there.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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