pi-lens 4.3.0 → 4.4.1

package/dist/clients/word-index-logger.js

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-/**
- * Persistent NDJSON trace of word-index build / refresh / persist outcomes
- * (#926 durable reporting, extended for #958 incremental cross-session refresh).
- *
- * Every word-index signal used to ride solely on the optional `dbg` callback
- * threaded through runtime-session / word-index. `dbg` varies by host and is a
- * documented no-op in the MCP host (clients/mcp/session.ts's `dbg: noop`) —
- * exactly the host where `pilens_symbol_search` READS this index. So the one
- * decision that governs a query's freshness (full rebuild vs incremental
- * refresh, and how many docs were refreshed/dropped/skipped/reused, whether the
- * index is `truncated`, #928) and the one failure that silently corrupts every
- * later query (a swallowed snapshot persist) were invisible precisely where
- * they mattered — the same blind spot bus-events-logger.ts and
- * review-graph-logger.ts were created to close.
- *
- * This gives the word index the same durable trace those siblings have via the
- * shared `createNdjsonLogger` writer (self-registers for log-cleanup rotation),
- * with `isTestMode()` gating writes off inside the test runner. Callers log
- * DIRECTLY here — never through `dbg` — so the trace exists regardless of the
- * host's `dbg` wiring.
- */
-import * as path from "node:path";
-import { isTestMode } from "./env-utils.js";
-import { getGlobalPiLensLogDir } from "./probe-home-state.js";
-import { getMaxLogSizeMB } from "./log-cleanup.js";
-import { createNdjsonLogger } from "./ndjson-logger.js";
-import { normalizeFilePath } from "./path-utils.js";
-const WORD_INDEX_LOG_FILE = path.join(getGlobalPiLensLogDir(), "word-index.log");
-const writer = createNdjsonLogger({
-    filePath: WORD_INDEX_LOG_FILE,
-    maxBytes: getMaxLogSizeMB() * 1024 * 1024,
-});
-/**
- * #2141 class sweep: mirrors review-graph-logger.ts's `cwd` normalization.
- * Call sites here feed both raw roots (`snapshotRoot`, `path.resolve(cwd)`)
- * and pre-normalized cache keys (`key`), so the same root could show up in
- * two path forms. Normalizing once at this shared emit seam closes that for
- * every call site, present and future.
- */
-export function logWordIndex(entry) {
-    if (isTestMode()) {
-        return;
-    }
-    writer.log({
-        ts: new Date().toISOString(),
-        ...entry,
-        cwd: normalizeFilePath(entry.cwd),
-    });
-}

package/dist/clients/word-index-store.js

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-import { createDeadline, yieldIfOverBudget, } from "./cooperative-budget.js";
-/**
- * Packed backing store for the word index's inverted postings (#2069).
- *
- * The index used to hold one boxed `{ file: string; line: number }` object per
- * (token, file, line) posting. On this repository's own 2,622-document corpus
- * that is 2.22 million objects for 17.9 MB of source: a V8 object header, a
- * pointer into the file table, and a boxed number, to carry eight bytes of
- * information. Measured resident cost was 186.6 MB, or 88.1 bytes per entry.
- *
- * The information content is a pair of small integers, and the serializer has
- * always known it: `SerializedWordIndex.postings` is
- * `[token, [fileIdx, line, fileIdx, line, …]]`. This module makes the in-memory
- * form match the wire form. {@link WordPostingList} stores those pairs in an
- * `Int32Array` — two 32-bit lanes, {@link WORD_POSTING_ENTRY_BYTES} bytes per
- * entry, no per-entry object — and {@link WordIndexFileTable} owns the dense
- * file-id space the `fileIdx` lane refers to.
- *
- * The file table is deliberately ONE structure rather than a key→path map plus
- * a parallel id list: `ids` and `paths` are two views of a single interning
- * decision, so there is nothing to keep in sync by hand. It supersedes the
- * `Map<string, string>` interning table added in #2082 and keeps that fix's
- * invariant in a stronger form — posting removal now compares an integer id
- * instead of a shared string identity, so a divergent spelling cannot survive a
- * removal even in principle.
- *
- * Kept in its own module so the representation is unit-testable without the
- * index's tokenizer, refresh, and persistence machinery around it.
- */
-/**
- * Bytes of backing store per posting entry: one `fileId` lane and one `line`
- * lane, both `Int32`. This is the constant #2069's acceptance criterion is
- * written against, and the arithmetic the memory-sample record and the
- * regression test both read.
- */
-export const WORD_POSTING_ENTRY_BYTES = 8;
-/**
- * Fixed bookkeeping charged to every posting list in the byte estimate: the
- * `WordPostingList` wrapper object, its entry in the postings `Map`, and the
- * canonical token string it holds. V8 does not expose these, so this is a
- * deliberate over-estimate of the ~136 bytes they occupy on a 64-bit build with
- * pointer compression.
- *
- * Over-estimating this constant does NOT make the whole figure an upper bound,
- * and {@link estimateWordIndexStoreBytes} is explicit that it is a floor. The
- * blind spot is arena slack: a list that outgrows its slice after an edit stops
- * referring to the arena, but the arena keeps the vacated lanes alive while any
- * sibling still points into it, and nothing charges them to anyone. After a
- * full-corpus rewrite pass the estimate reads 0.58 to 0.66 of the real cost
- * (two independent measurements). Treat this constant as tightening a floor,
- * never as buying headroom.
- */
-export const WORD_POSTING_LIST_OVERHEAD_BYTES = 160;
-/** Entry capacity a freshly created list reserves when the caller gives no hint. */
-const DEFAULT_POSTING_CAPACITY_ENTRIES = 2;
-/**
- * A token's postings as packed `[fileId, line]` pairs.
- *
- * `length` counts ENTRIES, not lanes — the buffer holds `2 * length` `Int32`s
- * and may hold spare capacity beyond that.
- * {@link compactPostingsIntoArena} releases the spare and shares one backing
- * store; bulk build paths run it once at the end, so a cold index carries no
- * growth slack and one `ArrayBuffer` in total.
- */
-export class WordPostingList {
-    /**
-     * The `Int32Array` these postings live in. Either private to this list, or —
-     * after {@link compactPostingsIntoArena} — a SHARED arena in which this list
-     * owns the half-open lane range `[laneStart, laneStart + capacityEntries*2)`.
-     * Held as an offset rather than a `subarray` view on purpose: 37,500 views
-     * cost 2.5 MB of `JSTypedArray` headers on this repository's corpus, and two
-     * integer fields are free by comparison.
-     */
-    lanes;
-    laneStart = 0;
-    capacityEntries;
-    entryCount = 0;
-    /**
-     * The canonical instance of this list’s token.
-     *
-     * The tokenizer allocates a FRESH string for every occurrence
-     * (`toLowerCase()`, `split()`), and a `Map` key is not addressable, so
-     * every structure that stores a token name would otherwise hold its own
-     * copy. The forward index does exactly that, once per (document, token):
-     * 536,978 separate strings, measured at 17 MB on this repository’s corpus.
-     * Holding the first-seen instance here gives every later writer one
-     * addressable canonical string to point at, with no second interning map
-     * to keep in step with the postings map.
-     */
-    token;
-    constructor(token, capacityEntries = DEFAULT_POSTING_CAPACITY_ENTRIES) {
-        this.token = token;
-        this.capacityEntries = Math.max(1, capacityEntries);
-        this.lanes = new Int32Array(this.capacityEntries * 2);
-    }
-    /** Number of postings held. */
-    get length() {
-        return this.entryCount;
-    }
-    /** This list's share of backing store, its own spare capacity included. */
-    get byteLength() {
-        return this.capacityEntries * WORD_POSTING_ENTRY_BYTES;
-    }
-    fileIdAt(entry) {
-        return this.lanes[this.laneStart + entry * 2];
-    }
-    lineAt(entry) {
-        return this.lanes[this.laneStart + entry * 2 + 1];
-    }
-    /**
-     * Grow so at least `entries` postings fit without another reallocation. The
-     * grown store is always PRIVATE: a list that outgrows its arena slice must
-     * not write past it into the next token's postings.
-     *
-     * Returns `true` when it allocated a fresh private store, so the index can
-     * keep an O(1) running tally of distinct backing stores instead of rebuilding
-     * a `Set` over the whole vocabulary on every edit (#2117).
-     */
-    reserve(entries) {
-        if (entries <= this.capacityEntries)
-            return false;
-        const grown = new Int32Array(entries * 2);
-        grown.set(this.lanes.subarray(this.laneStart, this.laneStart + this.entryCount * 2));
-        this.lanes = grown;
-        this.laneStart = 0;
-        this.capacityEntries = entries;
-        return true;
-    }
-    push(fileId, line) {
-        if (this.entryCount === this.capacityEntries) {
-            this.reserve(Math.max(DEFAULT_POSTING_CAPACITY_ENTRIES, this.capacityEntries * 2));
-        }
-        const at = this.laneStart + this.entryCount * 2;
-        this.lanes[at] = fileId;
-        this.lanes[at + 1] = line;
-        this.entryCount += 1;
-    }
-    /**
-     * Re-home this list's lanes into `arena` at lane index `offset`, returning
-     * the offset past the range it now owns. Used only by
-     * {@link compactPostingsIntoArena}, which sizes the arena from the same
-     * entry counts, so the range always fits.
-     */
-    adoptArena(arena, offset) {
-        const width = this.entryCount * 2;
-        for (let i = 0; i < width; i += 1) {
-            arena[offset + i] = this.lanes[this.laneStart + i];
-        }
-        this.lanes = arena;
-        this.laneStart = offset;
-        this.capacityEntries = this.entryCount;
-        return offset + width;
-    }
-    /**
-     * A new list with every posting for `fileId` removed, exactly sized. Returns
-     * a fresh list rather than mutating in place because the incremental refresh
-     * stages removals off to the side and publishes them without an await, and
-     * because an untouched token's list must keep its reference identity.
-     */
-    withoutFile(fileId) {
-        let surviving = 0;
-        for (let i = 0; i < this.entryCount; i += 1) {
-            if (this.fileIdAt(i) !== fileId)
-                surviving += 1;
-        }
-        const next = new WordPostingList(this.token, Math.max(1, surviving));
-        for (let i = 0; i < this.entryCount; i += 1) {
-            if (this.fileIdAt(i) === fileId)
-                continue;
-            next.push(this.fileIdAt(i), this.lineAt(i));
-        }
-        return next;
-    }
-    /**
-     * The backing store these lanes live in. Exposed so a memory guard can prove
-     * the arena is shared rather than inferring it from a heap delta; nothing in
-     * the index reads it.
-     */
-    get backingStore() {
-        return this.lanes;
-    }
-    /** Build a list from flat `[fileId, line, …]` lanes, exactly sized. */
-    static fromLanes(token, lanes) {
-        const entries = Math.floor(lanes.length / 2);
-        const list = new WordPostingList(token, Math.max(1, entries));
-        for (let i = 0; i < entries; i += 1) {
-            list.push(lanes[i * 2], lanes[i * 2 + 1]);
-        }
-        return list;
-    }
-}
-/**
- * Re-home every posting list into ONE shared `ArrayBuffer`, exactly sized.
- *
- * A bulk build ends with ~37,500 independently allocated `Int32Array`s on this
- * repository's corpus. Each carries its own `ArrayBuffer` header, and measured
- * across the whole store that bookkeeping was 10.1 MB against 18.1 MB of actual
- * lane data — more than a third of the posting store spent on allocation
- * headers for the long tail of rare tokens. One arena plus per-token
- * `subarray` views keeps the exact same per-list API and `byteLength`, and
- * drops the header to a view without a buffer of its own.
- *
- * A later per-edit `push` that outgrows a list allocates a fresh private array
- * for that token and stops referring to the arena. The vacated slice is not
- * reclaimed while any sibling still points into the arena, so incremental
- * churn can re-fragment what a build compacted. `refreshWordIndexIncrementally`
- * recompacts after a bounded store-count threshold, using the cooperative
- * variant below so a refresh does not monopolize the event loop.
- *
- * Measured on this repository's own tree, 2,699 documents and 2,272,686
- * postings: a fresh build is 32.8 MB in ONE backing store; one full-corpus
- * rewrite pass takes it to 39.9 MB across 37,687 stores (+22%); a second pass
- * reaches 41.7 MB and the store count does not move, so the cost levels off
- * rather than compounding. Even fully churned it stays well under the 151.6 MB
- * a boxed build cost. Recompaction on a churn threshold is tracked in the
- * follow-up issue; this comment is the sizing that decision needs.
- */
-export function compactPostingsIntoArena(postings) {
-    let lanes = 0;
-    for (const list of postings.values())
-        lanes += list.length * 2;
-    if (lanes === 0)
-        return;
-    const arena = new Int32Array(lanes);
-    let offset = 0;
-    for (const list of postings.values())
-        offset = list.adoptArena(arena, offset);
-}
-/**
- * Cooperative counterpart for incremental refresh. It yields every work budget
- * while copying the lists, so a large corpus does not monopolize the event
- * loop, and it is safe against a concurrent synchronous edit landing during one
- * of those yields.
- *
- * The arena is sized from a snapshot taken up front. A synchronous
- * `updateWordIndexDocument` that runs during a yield can grow a not-yet-adopted
- * list or replace it wholesale. The publish loop therefore adopts a list ONLY
- * when it is still the map's current entry AND still the size the snapshot
- * charged AND still fits the space that entry reserved. A list that changed is
- * left on its own private store; the next recompaction packs it. This makes an
- * out-of-bounds `adoptArena` write structurally impossible — the earlier code
- * sized the arena once, then wrote each list's CURRENT width, so a grown list
- * overran the arena and V8 silently dropped the tail postings (#2117 review F2).
- *
- * Each `adoptArena` copies and re-homes one list within a single synchronous
- * step, so readers never observe a partially written list.
- *
- * `options.deadline` and `options.beforeYield` are a test seam only (#2293):
- * production always takes the default 8 ms wall-clock deadline. The #2117
- * regression test used to prove the "grew during a yield" invariant by racing
- * a real timer against a 40,000-list copy, which made the yield itself a
- * scheduling accident — the copy sometimes finished inside the 8 ms budget
- * and never yielded at all, so the test's own precondition went unmet under
- * load. Injecting a deadline lets a test force a yield deterministically
- * instead of hoping wall-clock crosses the budget; `beforeYield` runs
- * in-line, immediately before the real cooperative pause, so a test can
- * mutate a not-yet-adopted list at that exact point with no reliance on
- * event-loop scheduling order.
- */
-export async function compactPostingsIntoArenaCooperatively(postings, options) {
-    // Snapshot (token, list, width) in one synchronous pass; the arena is sized
-    // from these widths and only unchanged lists are adopted, so the sum of the
-    // widths actually written can never exceed the arena length.
-    const planned = [];
-    let lanes = 0;
-    for (const [token, list] of postings) {
-        const width = list.length * 2;
-        planned.push({ token, list, width });
-        lanes += width;
-    }
-    if (lanes === 0)
-        return;
-    const arena = new Int32Array(lanes);
-    let offset = 0;
-    const deadline = options?.deadline ?? createDeadline(8);
-    for (const plan of planned) {
-        if (postings.get(plan.token) === plan.list &&
-            plan.list.length * 2 === plan.width &&
-            offset + plan.width <= arena.length) {
-            offset = plan.list.adoptArena(arena, offset);
-        }
-        if (deadline.expired()) {
-            await options?.beforeYield?.();
-            await yieldIfOverBudget(deadline);
-        }
-    }
-}
-/**
- * How many distinct backing stores the posting lists are spread across. One
- * after a bulk build; it climbs by one for each token that has outgrown its
- * arena slice since. Exists for the memory guard in
- * `tests/clients/word-index-posting-memory.test.ts`.
- */
-export function countPostingBackingStores(postings) {
-    const stores = new Set();
-    for (const list of postings.values())
-        stores.add(list.backingStore);
-    return stores.size;
-}
-/** Total posting entries across every token. O(distinct tokens). */
-export function countPostingEntries(store) {
-    let count = 0;
-    for (const list of store.postings.values())
-        count += list.length;
-    return count;
-}
-/**
- * Estimated resident bytes of the two packed stores — postings and the forward
- * index — backing stores plus fixed per-list headers. O(distinct tokens +
- * documents): no posting or forward ELEMENT is read, so this is safe on the
- * memory-sample hot path.
- *
- * It deliberately excludes the token strings, the path-keyed metadata maps, and
- * the `Map` spines, which together measured 2.5 MB against 63 MB of packed
- * store on this repository's own corpus. Distinct backing stores are charged
- * once, including abandoned arena slack. The figure remains a floor on the
- * index's cost because object and map overhead stay unrepresented.
- */
-export function estimateWordIndexStoreBytes(store) {
-    let bytes = 0;
-    const backingStores = new Set();
-    for (const list of store.postings.values()) {
-        backingStores.add(list.backingStore);
-        bytes += WORD_POSTING_LIST_OVERHEAD_BYTES;
-    }
-    for (const backingStore of backingStores)
-        bytes += backingStore.byteLength;
-    for (const entry of store.forward?.values() ?? []) {
-        bytes += entry.estimatedBytes;
-    }
-    return bytes;
-}
-/**
- * One document's forward entry: token → distinct-line count, packed.
- *
- * The forward index mirrors what the postings hold for a file, so it has the
- * same per-element shape and the same cost profile. On this repository's corpus
- * it is 536,600 entries across 2,677 `Map<string, number>` instances, measured
- * at 35.1 MB — larger than the packed posting store it mirrors, and enough on
- * its own to keep the index above #2069's 40 MB ceiling. Packing it into a
- * shared token-name array plus an `Int32Array` of counts costs the same eight
- * bytes per entry as a posting, and the token strings are the SAME objects the
- * postings map already keys on, so nothing is duplicated.
- *
- * Read-only by construction: a document's forward entry is built once from the
- * tokenizer's tally and replaced wholesale on the next edit, which is also what
- * lets an untouched document's entry keep its reference identity across an
- * unrelated update.
- */
-export class WordForwardEntry {
-    tokenNames;
-    lineCounts;
-    constructor(tokenNames, lineCounts) {
-        this.tokenNames = tokenNames;
-        this.lineCounts = lineCounts;
-    }
-    /** Distinct tokens recorded for this document. */
-    get size() {
-        return this.tokenNames.length;
-    }
-    /**
-     * Distinct-line count for `token`, or `undefined`. Linear in the document's
-     * token count: the hot paths iterate this entry, they do not probe it, so a
-     * hash table would cost 40 bytes an entry to serve lookups nobody makes.
-     */
-    get(token) {
-        const at = this.tokenNames.indexOf(token);
-        return at === -1 ? undefined : this.lineCounts[at];
-    }
-    keys() {
-        return this.tokenNames[Symbol.iterator]();
-    }
-    *entries() {
-        for (let i = 0; i < this.tokenNames.length; i += 1) {
-            yield [this.tokenNames[i], this.lineCounts[i]];
-        }
-    }
-    [Symbol.iterator]() {
-        return this.entries();
-    }
-    /** Estimated resident bytes: packed lanes plus fixed headers. */
-    get estimatedBytes() {
-        return (this.tokenNames.length * WORD_FORWARD_ENTRY_BYTES +
-            WORD_POSTING_LIST_OVERHEAD_BYTES);
-    }
-    /** Pack a tokenizer tally. Insertion order is preserved. */
-    static fromTally(tally) {
-        const tokenNames = [];
-        tokenNames.length = tally.size;
-        const lineCounts = new Int32Array(tally.size);
-        let i = 0;
-        for (const [token, count] of tally) {
-            tokenNames[i] = token;
-            lineCounts[i] = count;
-            i += 1;
-        }
-        return new WordForwardEntry(tokenNames, lineCounts);
-    }
-}
-/**
- * Bytes per forward entry: one pointer-compressed slot for the shared token
- * string and one `Int32` count lane.
- */
-const WORD_FORWARD_ENTRY_BYTES = 8;
-/**
- * The word index's dense file-id space: canonical path key → integer id →
- * display path.
- *
- * Ids are recycled. A per-edit document replacement removes the document and
- * re-adds it, so a table that only ever appended would grow one string slot per
- * edit — bounded on entry count while growing on the id axis, the shape
- * AGENTS.md catalogs at #9. {@link release} is only ever called after every
- * posting naming that id has been removed (the forward index enumerates them),
- * so a recycled id can never alias a surviving posting.
- */
-export class WordIndexFileTable {
-    idByKey = new Map();
-    pathById = [];
-    freeIds = [];
-    /** Live file count. */
-    get size() {
-        return this.idByKey.size;
-    }
-    /** Width of the id space, live plus recycled. Bounded growth is the point. */
-    get idSpaceWidth() {
-        return this.pathById.length;
-    }
-    /**
-     * Id for `key`, allocating one on first sight. First writer wins on the
-     * display path, matching the interning the boxed representation had: a
-     * second walk spelling of the same file reuses the first spelling's id and
-     * does not re-write the stored display path.
-     */
-    intern(key, displayPath) {
-        const existing = this.idByKey.get(key);
-        if (existing !== undefined)
-            return existing;
-        const id = this.freeIds.pop() ?? this.pathById.length;
-        this.pathById[id] = displayPath;
-        this.idByKey.set(key, id);
-        return id;
-    }
-    idFor(key) {
-        return this.idByKey.get(key);
-    }
-    pathFor(id) {
-        return this.pathById[id];
-    }
-    /** Drop `key` and recycle its id. Returns the freed id, or `undefined`. */
-    release(key) {
-        const id = this.idByKey.get(key);
-        if (id === undefined)
-            return undefined;
-        this.idByKey.delete(key);
-        this.pathById[id] = undefined;
-        this.freeIds.push(id);
-        return id;
-    }
-}