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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughWork-shaped reads now project primary Manifestation and Asset fields, IDs, and counts. Search, credits, thumbnails, and BibTeX use projected data. Multi-query reads use a shared snapshot. ChangesWork Projection
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BibTeX as generate_bibtex
participant Projection as work_projection
participant Database as SQLite connection
BibTeX->>Projection: Resolve citation target and build citation record
Projection->>Database: Read Work, Manifestation, Asset, and counts
Projection-->>BibTeX: Return projected citation record or None
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to After changing a Work’s primary PDF, its thumbnail may still show the previous PDF. The cache identity should follow the selected source before merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new projection has broad read-side reach. Existing file-access checks remain in place, but thumbnail caching may return an image from a previously selected PDF after the primary asset changes. Retained concerns
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PR Summary by QodoCentralize Work reads through Manifestation and Asset projections
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In `@backend/db_manager.py`:
- Around line 1191-1198: Update the Work-shaped readers and
_finish_projected_work_rows to use the same SQLite connection for the base
SELECT and legacy_work_summary projection. Execute BEGIN on that connection
before the base SELECT, then pass it through to _finish_projected_work_rows; a
connection context alone does not establish the required snapshot.
- Around line 2663-2676: Update get_work to explicitly begin a read transaction
on its connection before calling work_projection.legacy_work, so the Work and
its related context are read from one snapshot.
- Around line 5107-5117: In generate_bibtex, begin a read transaction on conn
before calling work_projection.citation_target and citation_record so both reads
observe a consistent snapshot; leave the existing missing-work behavior
unchanged.
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Move coalescing and lost-response Chromium coverage to Node/Python fast layers (Work-Tag pilot pattern). Independent of #207 projections. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
Move Chromium oversize-Abstract coverage to Node/static/Python fast layers. Independent of #207 projection E2Es. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
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Apply credits(primary M) to summary and detail roles, scope BibTeX to the citation Manifestation, resolve thumbnails via the primary Asset, search and browse against displayed Manifestation metadata, and read Work-shaped rows inside one explicit snapshot transaction. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
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In @backend/db_manager.py:
- Line 2595: Update the search-result selection around
_finish_projected_work_rows so both the FTS and LIKE branches match the title
projected from the primary Manifestation, including when it differs from
works.title. Apply the same title-matching rule in both branches before
projection.
- Line 2189: Update the browse-row flow after `_finish_projected_work_rows` to
sort by each row’s projected title, using `id` as the tie-breaker, before
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Later pass on 3001b6a (delta from 7713affe): one new finding.
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_query_projected_worksdrops performancedb_callsinstrumentation — Work list/detail readers that used to go throughexecute_query(which callsrecord_db_call) now open a raw connection +BEGINand never record. Unit CI fails:test_snapshot_has_safe_route_fieldssees/api/worksdb_calls == 0. Same gap for playlist/folder/person readers rewritten the same way.
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Verified FIXED (already threaded by Fooftilly; not re-posted): snapshot/BEGIN consistency, credits(primary M), search/publisher on displayed metadata, browse ORDER BY effective title, primary-Asset thumbnail, bibtex citation credits.
CI note: Unit/API red on the instrumentation assert above; static/Sonar/CodeQL green; E2E shards still running.
Union primary-Manifestation title/abstract matches into the FTS candidate path (works_fts remains content=works) and record diagnostics db_calls from _query_projected_works so /api/works accounting stays honest. Strengthen search regressions for FTS and LIKE branches. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
Add _timed_read_snapshot and route Work/playlist/folder/person projected reads through it so connection()+BEGIN paths still call record_db_call like execute_query. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
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In @backend/db_manager.py:
- Around line 4159-4183: Update the roles query in get_person to include only
roles with no manifestation_id or whose manifestation_id matches the Work’s
primary_manifestation_id, keeping its existing person_id filter and ordering.
Add a test where a Person has a role only on a non-primary Manifestation and
assert that get_person(...)[“works”] excludes that Work.
In @backend/server.py:
- Around line 1902-1911: Update the thumbnail read in the route to use a
PRKSDatabase method, and add that method to PRKSDatabase using
_timed_read_snapshot to call work_projection.primary_thumbnail_fields. This
ensures the read is included in route db_calls metrics.
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Apply credits_scope_sql to get_person Work rows so non-primary
Manifestation-only roles are excluded, matching browse/detail credits.
Route /api/works/{id}/thumbnail through get_primary_thumbnail_fields
and _timed_read_snapshot so db_calls stay honest.
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In @backend/server.py:
- Line 1901: Update the thumbnail route around `get_primary_thumbnail_fields` so
its cache identity includes the selected primary Asset, or invalidate the prior
cache when that Asset changes; a Work switching PDFs must not serve a thumbnail
generated from the previous source. Add a route test that switches the primary
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Include the selected primary Asset in prks_thumb_cache_stem so switching the primary PDF cannot serve a newer on-disk cache from a previous Asset. Update prune/delete patterns and add a route regression for the switch. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
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Blocking correctness: publisher filtering still falls back to hidden legacy metadata
Current inconsistent case:
Use the same effective-value rule as the projection, e.g. Please add a regression test with a legacy publisher plus a non-origin primary Manifestation whose publisher is |
Stop COALESCE-falling back to works.publisher when a primary Manifestation row exists; match CASE WHEN pm.id IS NOT NULL THEN pm.publisher ELSE works.publisher END in both substring and alias paths. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
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Addressed on tip
Regression: Ref: #207 (comment) |
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Blocking correctness: linked-person/author search still includes credits from non-primary Manifestations The projection now correctly defines effective credits as
Neither query filters This is a valid data state, not a hypothetical one: role scope is stored per row and the design explicitly allows overriding role-scope defaults. A Person can therefore be credited only on a secondary/non-primary Manifestation. In that case the current API becomes inconsistent:
Please apply the same effective-credit predicate used elsewhere, e.g. Work-scoped roles plus Add a regression with a Person/Author role scoped only to a non-primary Manifestation and assert that:
Work-scoped roles and roles on the selected primary Manifestation must continue to match. |
Apply credits_scope_sql to linked-person substring search and work_ids_matching_author role matching so secondary-Manifestation-only credits cannot surface Works that projection and get_person exclude. Co-authored-by: Nikola Perović <Fooftilly@users.noreply.github.com>
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Addressed on tip (pushing now).
Regression: Ref: #207 (comment) |
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Summary
Implements #60 Slice C from the Work identity design merged in #201, on top of Slice A (#202).
backend/work_projection.pyas the compatibility read boundary;legacy_work()and batchedlegacy_work_summary();primary_manifestation_idprimary_asset_idmanifestation_countasset_countcitation_manifestation_idinternal;citation_target()+citation_record(), while preserving origin-Version output byte-for-byte;Reader families migrated
Tests
Adds focused Slice-C coverage for:
citation_manifestation_idrouting.Existing Slice-A tests that intentionally asserted the identity fields were hidden are updated for the approved Slice-C response shape.
Scope
No schema migration. No write-authority change. No Slice B hashing. No Asset/Manifestation authority migration. No Version/File API or UI.
References #60, #179, #201, #202.
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