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Review comments at @apps/origin-src/benches/packs.rs:
- Around line 57-73: Update the `packed` fixture so the first pack receives the
remainder and each subsequent pack uses its halving size, preventing compaction
from merging the intended packs. Add an assertion in `packed` that the resulting
pack-file count equals `packs`.
Review comments at @apps/origin-src/src/store/packs.rs:
- Around line 434-441: Update Store::lock_compactor to create the packs
directory if it is missing and durably sync its parent before opening the lock
file. Preserve the existing error propagation and lock acquisition behavior.
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A store of a million statements was a million loose files: slow to walk, wasteful on disk, and one open per read. Store::compact gathers the small loose objects into a pack (the compressed encodings back to back) with a sorted index, and merges into it every pack smaller than twice its size, so packs stay few and each object is rewritten a logarithmic number of times. A manifest names the packs in use: the pack and index are written durably, then the manifest, and only then are the loose files and merged packs removed, so a crash never loses an object and the next compaction removes what a crash left. One compactor runs at a time, under a file lock, while readers and writers carry on. Reads look in the loose objects, then in the packs loaded, then reload the manifest, so they never miss an object a compaction is moving. They also reload it every ten seconds, so a long-running process lets go of the packs another one retired. Store::gc compacts and removes stale temporary files, leaving the packs directory to the compactor. Store::compact_if_due compacts once about 8,000 small objects are loose, estimated from one shard as git does, for a server to call as it writes. Everything that checks or lists objects knows about packs: contains, the batch's "already written" check, which also syncs the packs directory so the manifest naming the object is durable before anything refers to it, and reads. origin-platform gains ReadAt (pread), so threads share one open pack, and DurableWrite::stage_with, which streams a staged file instead of holding it in memory.
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A store of a million statements would be a million loose files: slow to walk, wasteful on disk, and one open per read.
What it adds:
Store::compactgathers small loose objects (up to 16 KiB compressed) into a pack with a sorted index. It merges every pack smaller than twice the new one into it, so packs stay few.containsand the "already written" check know about packs. A batch never trusts a stale cached pack to skip a write; it re-reads the manifest first, once per batch, under the store's collection lock.Store::compact_if_duecompacts once about 8,000 small objects are loose; the server calls it every minute.origin gccompacts on demand.origin-platformgainsReadAt(pread), so threads can share one open pack, andDurableWrite::stage_with, which streams a file instead of holding it in memory.Benchmarks (1M statements):
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Store and pack compaction
Store::compactandStore::compact_if_due. Compaction uses an exclusive lock, removes duplicate loose objects, and merges smaller packs. Automatic compaction is triggered when the estimated loose-object count exceeds 8,192.containsand batch-write checks.containsnow returnsResult<bool, StoreError>.Store::gcto compact before removing stale temporary files. Stale-temp traversal skips the packs directory.Platform APIs
ReadAttrait for positioned reads and implemented it for Linux and macOS.Platformnow requiresReadAt.DurableWrite::stage_withandStagedFile::write_allfor incremental writes to staged files.Benchmarks and tests
packsbenchmark target. It measures writing, compaction, reading, and missing-object checks across loose storage and stores with 1, 4, or 16 packs.Validation status