fix(server): reuse Git index metadata during checkpoint capture - #10792
fix(server): reuse Git index metadata during checkpoint capture#10792im-kvijay wants to merge 7 commits into
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The change is a localized checkpoint-capture optimization with explicit fallback to the existing behavior and broad tests for Git index variants, filters, and scoped captures. It does not add a user-facing capability, alter schemas or defaults, or affect deployment, security, billing, or authentication. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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ChangesCheckpoint capture
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This fixed the persistent timeout issue I have and issue #3646 - @t3dotgg @maria-rcks please check if this fix can be merged please |
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Note: GPT-6 on behalf of shivam (@shivamhwp). Copying the index gives it a new modification time and can defeat Git's racy-index protection. With Preserve a conservative source-index timestamp on the private copy before asking Git to reuse its metadata, or otherwise force revalidation of entries that were racy against the source index. Keep the user index untouched. Add coverage for a same-size timestamp-preserving edit with |
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@shivamhwp Confirmed and fixed in 8679610. The private copy now receives an earlier whole-second timestamp derived from the source index before Added same-size, timestamp-preserving edits with All 40 focused tests, the server typecheck, targeted lint, and formatting pass. The paired 40,000-file benchmark still shows a median 245.4 ms → 77.0 ms (about 3.2× faster), with identical trees. Updated the PR description with the correction and fresh measurements. |
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In `@apps/server/src/vcs/GitVcsDriver.ts`:
- Line 750: In captureCheckpoint, move the fileSystem.utimes call for
tempIndexPath to after the read-tree --reset HEAD operation so the timestamp
remains valid. Add a two-file regression test that stages one file, runs the
reset, applies a same-size timestamp-preserving edit to the other file, and
verifies git add -A -- . stages the updated content.
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(gpt 6 astra) Checked current main ( Merged main in c75c3f7. Resolved the test-file insertion conflict by retaining both our capture regressions and the new empty-checkpoint restore test from #11338. Upstream's restore implementation is preserved; our capture optimization and timestamp fixes are unchanged. All 42 focused Git/checkpoint tests, the server typecheck, targeted lint, formatting, and diff checks pass. The diff against current main remains limited to the original two files. |
What Changed
Checkpoint capture now seeds its private index from the workspace index and resets it to HEAD while retaining matching file metadata. The existing
git add -A -- .then avoids rereading unchanged tracked files. The workspace index stays untouched.Restore a conservative source-index timestamp after the reset, preserving Git's revalidation of racy entries even when
read-treerewrites the private index. Discard filesystem-monitor state during the reset. Fall back to the existing fresh-index path if copying or inspection fails, inspection is truncated, or assume-unchanged/skip-worktree flags remain.Why
Starting with a fresh index throws away Git's stat cache on every capture. Reusing it reduces unnecessary work in large repositories while preserving scoped staging and snapshot contents.
Related to #3646; independent of the failed-write cleanup in #9809. Builds on the index-reuse approach explored in #8538, with a fresh-index fallback instead of normalizing special flags. Unlike #8301, this keeps native
add -Astaging rather than parsing changed paths. Discussion: #9808 (comment).Validation
core.trustctime=false(including fractional-second rounding and an edit afterread-treeresets a two-file index), and an unchanged workspace index.4d06156dd. Rerun after correcting the timestamp restoration order.The 30-second timeout is unchanged. Large new or modified files still need hashing; this does not claim to resolve every timeout in #3646.
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