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Every scan prefix (one per model folder, including each extra_model_paths base) adds terms to a single OR, and SQLite rejects an expression tree deeper than 1000. From about 500 prefixes every models scan failed with "Expression tree is too large" and the catalog stayed empty. Run the prefix filter in batches of at most 200 prefixes and merge the results, deduping rows that nested or overlapping prefixes put in more than one batch. With 200 prefixes or fewer the statement is unchanged. The enrichment candidate query merges each batch's keyset page, which yields the same page a single statement would.
Paging each prefix batch separately made every page scan to the end of the table for any batch with few matches, which is quadratic in catalog size. Above one batch, read the candidates in id order once and apply the same prefix test in Python, stopping at the page limit. At 200 prefixes or fewer the statement is unchanged. Run the many-prefix tests under a 999 bound-variable cap too, the limit of SQLite before 3.32, which each 200-prefix batch stays under.
Above one prefix batch the enrich candidates are filtered in a Python loop, which could hold the GIL across many rows outside the prefixes. Yield it per row as the other scan loops do, so the UI stays responsive.
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…in Python" Measured, it bought nothing: with a 60k-asset catalogue at 450 and 2000 prefixes, p99 lateness of a 1 ms sleeper thread is the same within noise either way, because the Python work between 500-row fetches is short and sqlite3 releases the GIL during each fetch. The yield made the loop 30-90% slower.
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Measured: almost nothing. The probe is a thread that sleeps 1 ms in a loop while the enrich candidate loop pages through a 60k-asset catalogue at the seeder's page size. How late that thread wakes stands in for how long the event loop waits on the GIL. Times are the median of 3 runs.
I added it on a hypothetical rather than a measurement, so I'd drop it. |
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When more than 200 prefixes produce fewer than 100 matches, this branch can traverse every remaining unenriched row before returning. The Python filter holds the GIL during that traversal. The background seeder checks cancellation only after the fetch completes.
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def get_unenriched_assets_for_roots( roots: tuple[RootType, ...], compute_hashes: bool, limit: int = 1000, last_seen_id: str | None = None, + interrupt_check: Callable[[], bool] | None = None, ) -> list[UnenrichedContent]: ... candidates = sess.execute( unenriched_candidates_query(compute_hashes, last_seen_id).execution_options(yield_per=500) ) - rows = list(islice((row for row in candidates if is_under(row[2])), limit)) + rows = [] + for row in candidates: + yield_gil(run=RESCAN_YIELD_RUN) + if interrupt_check is not None and interrupt_check(): + break + if is_under(row[2]): + rows.append(row) + if len(rows) >= limit: + breakPass
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Rejected: the yield was measured and reverted in 8905a87. sqlite3 releases the GIL during each 500-row fetch, so p99 event-loop lateness was the same without it, and the yield made the loop 30–90% slower. A page is also short: the whole enrich loop over 60k assets at 2000 folders takes about 0.5s even when 99% of rows are outside them, so an interruption check inside one page buys nothing. |
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--enable-assets, an install with about 500 or more model folders can't finish an asset scan: every scan query fails withExpression tree is too large, so assets are never enriched and deleted files are never marked missing. This PR splits the folder filter into batches of 200, so scans work at any folder count. At 200 folders or fewer the SQL is unchanged.Problem
extra_model_paths.yamlbase and each category under it counts as a folder. On SQLite older than 3.32 it starts at about 250 folders, withtoo many SQL variables.fast DB scan failed for models: (sqlite3.OperationalError) Expression tree is too large (maximum depth 1000), thenscanner.fast_scan_failedandseeder.scan_failed. Rows are created, but none are enriched and deleted files are never retired.Cause
Each folder adds
path = ? OR substr(path, ?, ?) = ?to one flat OR. SQLite caps expression depth at 1000, so the models scan fails from 499 folders (495 passes). Old SQLite hits its 999-variable cap first, at about 250.Three reads build this OR over every folder:
live_contents_under_prefixes(the reference sync),live_references_safely(the output listing rescan) and the enrich candidate query. SQLAlchemy flattens nested ORs, so regrouping the tree doesn't help.Scope
Unchanged:
sql_path_under_prefixitself, so exact-or-under matching, the separator bound, case sensitivity and metacharacter handling are the same. No UPDATE or DELETE filters on multiple folders: the startup prune already filters in Python, the temp wipe uses one folder, and every write after these reads goes by id.QA
Real server: each folder in
extra_model_paths.yamlgets one small.safetensors. Delete 5 files, then rescan.too many SQL variablesResults compared with master: random folder trees included nested, duplicate, root and trailing-separator folders, similar sibling names, case differences,
% _ * ? [and non-ASCII names, both hash modes, and several page sizes.Performance: enrich loop over 60k assets, median of 3 runs.
At 450 folders, event-loop stalls also drop (p99 lateness of a 1 ms timer: 5.5ms → 2.5ms, evenly spread). Sync reads over 120k rows: 0.19s → 0.16s at 20 folders, 4.00s → 2.93s at 450.
Implementation details
sql_path_under_prefix_batchessplits the folders into ORs of at most 200 (800 bound variables).stored_path_under_prefixes, a Python copy of the SQL test: the same case-sensitive check, bounded at path separators. It stops at the page limit.Tests
tests-unit/assets_test/services/test_many_scan_prefixes.py. Every test runs on an engine capped at 999 bound variables, so old SQLite is covered too; a guard test proves the cap is in force.