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fix(core): bound fleet census lock waits (#1336) - #1337
Fleet census read-only SQLite connections use a 50 ms busy timeout.
Locked bank candidates enter unreadable and make bound_holds false.
Regression cases cover foreign and valid bank locks with unchanged database bytes.
No cloud / API key requirement for core functionality
SQLite is the only database dependency
Summary
Fleet census now limits each read-only SQLite connection to a 50 ms lock wait. A candidate that cannot be read remains listed as unreadable and causes the measured bound to fail closed. Census discovery and bank contents are unchanged.
New regression tests cover locks on foreign SQLite files and valid fleet banks. They check census timing, unreadable-bank reporting, bound behavior, recovery after lock release, and unchanged database bytes.
Architectural impact
This change is limited to fleet census. It does not change tiered memory, retrieval, consolidation, veracity, sync, Hermes, MCP, CLI, or benchmark methodology.
Census continues to read local databases without writing to them. The short timeout limits delays from locked files. Reporting unreadable candidates and failing the bound closed is the right call for preserving accurate census results.
Fleet census reads now wait up to 50 ms for SQLite locks. Locked candidates remain reported as unreadable, and the cross-bank bound remains unmeasured until all candidates can be read.
Fleet census lock handling
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Bounded census reads mnemosyne/core/fleet_census.py, tests/test_fleet_conflict_census.py, CHANGELOG.md
Read-only census connections use a 50 ms timeout. Tests cover locked foreign databases and fleet banks, unreadable-candidate reporting, bound handling, subsequent scans after lock release, and unchanged database files. The changelog records the timeout behavior.
mnemosyne-oss/mnemosyne#1336: The PR bounds lock waits as described in the issue. It does not change directory discovery or skip browser-profile files.
Possibly related PRs
mnemosyne-oss/mnemosyne#1258: Both PRs modify fleet census behavior. This PR changes lock handling for discovered candidates; PR #1258 changes which snapshot directories discovery scans.
Suggested reviewers:astraea-hermes
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Census lock waits use the intended timeout. No merge-blocking risk is established.
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- Line 441: In the single-lock test, keep the elapsed-time budget as a
scheduling-tolerance check and separately verify that the sqlite3.connect call
receives a timeout of 0.05 seconds, ensuring the configured lock-wait timeout is
tested directly.
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Assert the 50 ms timeout separately from the elapsed-time budget.
The one-second limit allows a timeout much longer than 50 ms to pass, especially in the single-lock test. Keep the generous elapsed-time check for scheduling tolerance. Also inspect the sqlite3.connect call and assert timeout == 0.05. SQLite uses that argument as its lock-wait timeout. (docs.python.org)
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Review comment at @tests/test_fleet_conflict_census.py at line 441:
In the single-lock test, keep the elapsed-time budget as a scheduling-tolerance
check and separately verify that the sqlite3.connect call receives a timeout of
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Description
Fleet census read-only SQLite connections use a 50 ms busy timeout.
Locked bank candidates enter unreadable and make bound_holds false.
Regression cases cover foreign and valid bank locks with unchanged database bytes.
Related Issue
Refs #1336.
Based on the timeout proposed by @pompousman in #1336.
Type of Change
How Has This Been Tested?
pytest tests/ -v)Checklist
mnemosyne/__init__.pyCHANGELOG.mdupdated with a brief entrySummary
Fleet census now limits each read-only SQLite connection to a 50 ms lock wait. A candidate that cannot be read remains listed as unreadable and causes the measured bound to fail closed. Census discovery and bank contents are unchanged.
New regression tests cover locks on foreign SQLite files and valid fleet banks. They check census timing, unreadable-bank reporting, bound behavior, recovery after lock release, and unchanged database bytes.
Architectural impact
This change is limited to fleet census. It does not change tiered memory, retrieval, consolidation, veracity, sync, Hermes, MCP, CLI, or benchmark methodology.
Census continues to read local databases without writing to them. The short timeout limits delays from locked files. Reporting unreadable candidates and failing the bound closed is the right call for preserving accurate census results.
Validation
Completed test and CI results: not available.