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feat(dbkit/sqlite): check snapshot folders and free space, and add Fingerprint - #153
NewSnapshotter takes SnapshotOptions. This is a breaking change.
Before the copy, a snapshot checks that its target folder has free space for the used pages of the database plus SnapshotOptions.Margin. With less space it fails with ErrNoSpace, and a SpaceError gives the bytes needed and free.
SnapshotOptions.Mode narrows the permission bits of each copy. It must keep the owner's read and write bits.
A snapshot refuses a target folder on a network file system, and on Linux a FUSE folder, before it takes its lock. Open and Snapshot also refuse IBRIX, StorNext, Oracle ACFS and the old vmhgfs kernel module on Linux, and every file system macOS does not mark local.
A folder whose file system cannot move a file without replacing one now fails with an error that names the folder and says so.
New errors ErrSnapshotExists and ErrSnapshotUnsynced, so a caller can tell an existing target and a copy that landed unsynced from a lost copy.
New Fingerprint, a SHA-256 of the schema and the rows of a database, read in one read-only transaction. Leave keeps out the tables and rows that change on every run.
Why
A snapshot into a nearly full disk failed halfway through the copy. A copy written to a network or FUSE folder could report success while it never reached storage. Downstream applications also need to skip a copy when nothing changed, and to tell the snapshot errors apart.
Testing Instructions
Run the testing toolchain in dbkit/sqlite.
On a Mac, a snapshot into a mounted SMB share fails with the network or FUSE error, and one into a local folder lands.
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New Features
Added SQLite database fingerprinting, with options to exclude selected tables or rows.
Snapshot creation now supports configurable free-space margins and file permissions.
Added clearer errors for insufficient space, existing snapshot targets, and destination-folder sync failures.
Bug Fixes
Snapshot checks now reject unsupported remote or non-local filesystems and recommend using a local folder.
Improved available-space checks and handling of filesystems that cannot safely move snapshot files without replacing existing files.
The change adds deterministic SQLite fingerprinting with table and row exclusions. It also extends snapshot creation with configurable permissions and space margins, filesystem checks, and matchable errors for selected failure cases.
Changes: SQLite Fingerprinting
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Summary
Fingerprint calculation and validation dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint.go, dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint_internal_test.go, dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint_test.go
Fingerprint hashes database schema and table rows in a read-only transaction. Leave and LeaveRows define exclusions. Tests cover deterministic results, exclusions, encoding, ordering, and errors.
SnapshotOptions sets a free-space margin and copy mode. Snapshot creation checks required space before copying. Tests cover option validation, space errors, copy permissions, and constructor updates. The changelog records the API and behavior changes.
Fingerprints can change unexpectedly when an excluded virtual table has a shadow-table suffix containing an underscore. This is a bounded issue to fix or explicitly accept before merging.
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SnapshotOptions.Mode and the copy-permission narrowing add behavior that issue #146 does not request. This permission feature does not implement or support the issue's filesystem checks, space check…
Remove SnapshotOptions.Mode and its copy-permission behavior from this PR, or move them to a separately scoped change.
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Docstring coverage is 32.63% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…
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The title clearly summarizes the main changes: snapshot folder and free-space checks, plus the new Fingerprint feature.
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Issue #146 coding requirements are implemented. Snapshot checks the target filesystem before locking, checks used database space plus the configured margin, and exposes matchable errors for insufficie…
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Issue #146 coding requirements are implemented. Snapshot checks the target filesystem before locking, checks used database space plus the configured margin, and exposes matchable errors for insufficient space, an existing target, and a folder-sync failure. Fingerprint reads the main schema and rows in a read-only transaction, supports table and row exclusions, and hashes rowids for deterministic row identity. The supplied tests cover these behaviors. The issue also requests SQLite restore documentation; that is a documentation task and does not apply to this coding assessment. Test execution results were not provided.
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SnapshotOptions.Mode and the copy-permission narrowing add behavior that issue #146 does not request. This permission feature does not implement or support the issue's filesystem checks, space checks, snapshot error handling, or database fingerprinting. The other filesystem restrictions support the issue's local-filesystem safety requirement.
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Remove SnapshotOptions.Mode and its copy-permission behavior from this PR, or move them to a separately scoped change.
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Review comments at @dbkit/sqlite/CHANGELOG.md:
- Around line 11-30: Add documentation for the safer SQLite restore procedure:
move the existing database and any associated -wal, -shm, and -journal files
aside before restoring, rather than deleting them. Place the steps in the
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dbkit/sqlite/CHANGELOG.md
dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint.go
dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint_internal_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/fs_darwin.go
dbkit/sqlite/fs_linux.go
dbkit/sqlite/fs_linux_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/fs_other.go
dbkit/sqlite/lock_unix_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot_darwin.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot_internal_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot_linux.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot_linux_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot_other.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/snapshot_unix_test.go
dbkit/sqlite/space.go
dbkit/sqlite/space_linux_test.go
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- `Fingerprint`, a SHA-256 of the schema and the rows of the main database, read in one read-only transaction, without the rows a `Leave` names.
- `ErrNoSpace` and `SpaceError`, the error of a snapshot whose target folder has less free space than the copy and the margin.
- `ErrSnapshotExists`, which a snapshot error matches when a file already holds the target.
- `ErrSnapshotUnsynced`, which a snapshot error matches when the copy is in place but its folder failed to sync.
- `SnapshotOptions.Mode`, which narrows the permission bits of each copy below those of the live file and must keep the owner's read and write.
### Changed
- **Breaking.** `NewSnapshotter` takes `SnapshotOptions`. Pass `sqlite.SnapshotOptions{}` for no margin and the live file's mode.
- **Breaking.** A snapshot fails with `ErrNoSpace` before it writes the copy when the target folder has less free space than the used pages of the database plus `SnapshotOptions.Margin`.
- **Breaking.** `Snapshot` refuses a target folder on a network file system, or on Linux a FUSE one, before it takes the lock, so a missing folder now fails at that read unless the snapshot runs as root.
- **Breaking.** `Open` and `Snapshot` also refuse IBRIX, StorNext, Oracle ACFS and the VMware shared folders of the old vmhgfs kernel module on Linux, and every file system macOS does not mark local.
- A snapshot whose folder cannot move a file without replacing one fails with an error that names the folder and says to write snapshots to a local folder.
- The error of a target that already exists reads "dbkit: the snapshot target already exists: " and the target.
- The error of a copy in place whose folder failed to sync reads "dbkit: the snapshot is in place but its folder failed to sync: ", then the target and the cause.
Issue #146 requests steps that move the old database and any -wal, -shm, and -journal files aside instead of deleting them. Add these steps to the SQLite documentation or track them in a follow-up issue.
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Add documentation for the safer SQLite restore procedure: move the existing
database and any associated -wal, -shm, and -journal files aside before
restoring, rather than deleting them. Place the steps in the relevant SQLite
documentation; if that documentation is outside the available scope, track the
procedure in a follow-up issue.
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Review comments at @dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint.go:
- Line 186: Update shadowOwner to resolve shadow-table ownership against known
virtual-table names using case-insensitive matching, rather than splitting at
the last underscore. Require an exact owner-to-shadow-name relationship so
overlapping virtual-table names are not mistaken for one another, and return the
actual owning table for names such as fp_search_data_idx.
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#!/bin/bash# Check how shadowOwner is used and whether any test covers multi-underscore shadow suffixes.
rg -n -C3 'shadowOwner|leavesTable' dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint.go
rg -n 'fp_search_' dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint_test.go
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requestbase = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sqlite/sqlite/version-3.50.4/src/"for filename, marker, count in [ ("build.c", "void sqlite3MarkAllShadowTablesOf", 32), ("vtab.c", "sqlite3MarkAllShadowTablesOf(db, pTab);", 9), ("pragma.c", "pTab->tabFlags & TF_Shadow", 8),]: try: with urllib.request.urlopen(base + filename, timeout=10) as resp: lines = resp.read().decode().splitlines() print("\n---", base + filename, "---") for i, line in enumerate(lines): if marker in line: start = max(0, i - 5) for j in range(start, min(len(lines), i + count)): print(f"{j+1}: {lines[j]}") break else: print("marker not found:", marker) except Exception as exc: print("FETCH FAILED", base + filename, repr(exc))PY
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Resolve shadow-table ownership without splitting at the last underscore.
If a module has a shadow table such as fp_search_data_idx, shadowOwner returns fp_search_data. Excluding fp_search can therefore still hash that table’s rows.
Resolve the owner while preserving case-insensitive matching. Do not rely on a prefix match alone: virtual-table names can overlap.
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Review comment at @dbkit/sqlite/fingerprint.go at line 186:
Update shadowOwner to resolve shadow-table ownership against known virtual-table
names using case-insensitive matching, rather than splitting at the last
underscore. Require an exact owner-to-shadow-name relationship so overlapping
virtual-table names are not mistaken for one another, and return the actual
owning table for names such as fp_search_data_idx.
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Closes #146
What
NewSnapshottertakesSnapshotOptions. This is a breaking change.SnapshotOptions.Margin. With less space it fails withErrNoSpace, and aSpaceErrorgives the bytes needed and free.SnapshotOptions.Modenarrows the permission bits of each copy. It must keep the owner's read and write bits.OpenandSnapshotalso refuse IBRIX, StorNext, Oracle ACFS and the old vmhgfs kernel module on Linux, and every file system macOS does not mark local.ErrSnapshotExistsandErrSnapshotUnsynced, so a caller can tell an existing target and a copy that landed unsynced from a lost copy.Fingerprint, a SHA-256 of the schema and the rows of a database, read in one read-only transaction.Leavekeeps out the tables and rows that change on every run.Why
A snapshot into a nearly full disk failed halfway through the copy. A copy written to a network or FUSE folder could report success while it never reached storage. Downstream applications also need to skip a copy when nothing changed, and to tell the snapshot errors apart.
Testing Instructions
dbkit/sqlite.Summary by CodeRabbit