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v2.2.1 redirects the crates.io 'homepage' field for all 7 published sub-crates + umbrella from the GitHub repo URL to the published GitHub Pages site at https://loust-pro.github.io/LinkMarks/. Also bumps workspace version 2.2.0 → 2.2.1, with all path-dep version references updated to match (per multi-crate-publish-pattern rule #4: path-deps need explicit version = X.Y.Z). Workspace root categories cleanup: dropped the 'web' slug from the workspace categories list (was dead config — workspace root isn't published; the umbrella linkmarks/Cargo.toml has its own valid 'command-line-utilities' + 'database' list). Per lo-7-field-metadata-profile: homepage should be the landing page when one exists, not the source repo.
…ated_at The Firefox bridge previously failed with SQLITE_BUSY/SQLITE_LOCKED when Firefox was actively writing to places.sqlite (the common case while the user is browsing), and used moz_places.last_visit_date for both created_at and updated_at, conflating bookmark edits with visits. This commit introduces: - PRAGMA busy_timeout = 5000 on the live-DB connection, plus a 3-attempt retry loop with 100 ms backoff for SQLITE_BUSY and SQLITE_LOCKED. Exhaustion surfaces as a new BridgeError::DatabaseLocked variant. - updated_at now derives from moz_bookmarks.lastModified (microseconds UTC); created_at continues to use moz_places.last_visit_date as the closest available proxy for first-seen time. - Filter for Firefox internal-state URL schemes (place:, about:, javascript:, chrome:, data:) at parse time so they never enter the LinkMarks store. - Shared CLI source-dispatch infrastructure that this commit uses for --source firefox and that the follow-up commit (Chromium/Vivaldi write-back exporter) will reuse. 7 new tests cover the retry-then-succeed path, the lastModified propagation, the URL-scheme filter, an empty-DB import, separator type=3 rows, tag-prefix folder isolation, and FK-null bookmark handling. Full workspace test run is 357 / 0.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds Firefox Places parsing improvements and shared CLI dispatch for Chromium, Firefox, and Netscape bookmark sources. List, import, and dedupe commands now use the shared dispatch path. ChangesSource import support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves Firefox live-database imports and bookmark timestamps, but the current head is not merge-ready because formatting still fails, the retry test may pass without exercising retries, and schema-probe errors can bypass contention recovery. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLICommand
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open_source->>FirefoxPlaces: select Places parser
FirefoxPlaces->>places_sqlite: retry complete read flow
places_sqlite-->>FirefoxPlaces: return bookmark rows
FirefoxPlaces-->>CLICommand: return parsed bookmarks
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly identifies the Firefox bridge changes for live database contention handling and accurate updated_at values. It is concise and specific, although it does not mention the additional CLI source-dispatch changes. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 87.50% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 40 functions across 8 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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In `@crates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/src/places.rs`:
- Around line 51-54: Update is_internal_url to compare internal URI schemes
case-insensitively, extracting or normalizing only the scheme before matching
against INTERNAL_URL_PREFIXES, so uppercase and mixed-case forms are rejected.
- Around line 59-84: Update open_with_retry and the parse_places read flow in
crates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/src/places.rs to retry the complete read
operation, including prepare, query_map, and row iteration, when SQLite returns
SQLITE_BUSY or SQLITE_LOCKED, ultimately mapping exhausted contention to
DatabaseLocked. In crates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/tests/places_test.rs
lines 205-242, replace the BEGIN IMMEDIATE setup with a reader-blocking
contention case that exercises query-time retry behavior. Update CHANGELOG.md
lines 32-50 so the claim accurately describes retrying read-time SQLite
contention.
In `@crates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/list.rs`:
- Around line 67-85: Normalize source labels through SourceKind::from_cli_str
before filtering path-backed sources, so aliases such as brave and vivaldi
resolve to Chromium. Update the branching and validation in
crates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/list.rs lines 67-85 and
crates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/dedupe.rs lines 72-91, reusing is_path_source and
preserving existing unsupported-source errors and behavior.
In `@crates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/source_dispatch.rs`:
- Around line 54-60: Format the source_dispatch implementation with the
repository’s standard Rust formatter so open_firefox and the surrounding file
comply with cargo fmt --all -- --check; preserve all behavior and make only
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| fn open_firefox(path: &Path) -> Result<linkmarks_bridge_firefox::FirefoxSource> { | ||
| let ext = path.extension().and_then(|e| e.to_str()); | ||
| match ext { | ||
| Some("jsonlz4") => Ok(linkmarks_bridge_firefox::FirefoxSource::from_jsonlz4_path(path)?), | ||
| // Default to places.sqlite — the most common Firefox profile store. | ||
| _ => Ok(linkmarks_bridge_firefox::FirefoxSource::from_places_path(path)?), | ||
| } |
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* case-insensitive URI-scheme filter: Firefox occasionally emits internal-scheme URLs (ABOUT:HOME, JavaScript:void(0)) with mixed case; the is_internal_url() check now compares the scheme part with eq_ignore_ascii_case instead of starts_with on the full URL. * retry covers the complete read flow: parse_places now wraps open + prepare + query_map + row iteration in a single retry loop with busy/locked detection at every stage (was only retried the open itself). Exhaustion surfaces as BridgeError::DatabaseLocked with attempts + last_error. * CLI source normalization: --source for Chromium-family aliases (brave/vivaldi/edge/arc/opera) now resolves via from_cli_str before the path-source branch, so the alias list is exhaustive and rejects non-path kinds uniformly. * clippy fix: split DatabaseLocked and wildcard arms in is_busy_or_locked_error (was wildcard_in_or_patterns lint). * docstring coverage: rustdoc on PlaceRow, row_to_place, walk, slug, and default_chrome_path so the diff stays well above the 80% public-API threshold. Tests: 10 in places_test (incl. new case-insensitive URL-scheme test with ABOUT:HOME/JavaScript:void(0)/PLACE:folder/1/DATA:text/plain,hi and an EXCLUSIVE-writer retry test that definitively exercises the busy path). Workspace: 338 passed / 0 failed; clippy -D warnings clean.
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89-97: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPropagate schema-probe errors.
filter_map(Result::ok)discards row-iteration errors fromPRAGMA table_info(moz_places). If an error occurs before thedescriptionrow,has_descriptionbecomesfalse, and the main query selectsNULLinstead of retrying the complete read flow. Collect the rows with error propagation soparse_placescan retry contention errors.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/tests/places_test.rs`:
- Around line 267-282: Update the concurrency test around the writer thread and
source.list() so it synchronizes only after BEGIN EXCLUSIVE has acquired the
lock, configures a busy timeout shorter than the 350 ms hold, and asserts that
parse_places entered its retry path. Preserve the existing retry/backoff
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In `@crates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/src/places.rs`:
- Around line 89-97: The read_places schema probe currently discards
row-iteration errors via filter_map(Result::ok), causing failures to be treated
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| // Writer holds EXCLUSIVE for 350ms — long enough for the reader's | ||
| // first open attempt to fail with SQLITE_BUSY but short enough that | ||
| // the retry loop (100 + 200 + 300 = 600 ms of backoff) finishes | ||
| // before the writer's 350ms hold. | ||
| let writer_path = path.clone(); | ||
| let writer = std::thread::spawn(move || { | ||
| let conn = Connection::open(&writer_path).unwrap(); | ||
| conn.execute_batch("BEGIN EXCLUSIVE;").unwrap(); | ||
| std::thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(350)); | ||
| conn.execute_batch("COMMIT;").unwrap(); | ||
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| // Give the writer thread a head-start so the FIRST read attempt | ||
| // hits SQLITE_BUSY. Subsequent retries (after 100/200/300 ms | ||
| // backoff) hit the now-released file. | ||
| std::thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(100)); |
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The function sqlite3_busy_timeout is an interface in SQLite used to handle SQLITE_BUSY errors, which occur when a database connection cannot access a locked database file [1][2]. How it works: When an attempt to access a database table fails because another thread or process has locked it, SQLite returns SQLITE_BUSY [3][2]. If a busy timeout has been set using sqlite3_busy_timeout, SQLite does not immediately return this error [1][4]. Instead, it invokes a built-in busy handler that sleeps for a short period and then retries the operation [1][5]. This process repeats: the handler sleeps and retries multiple times until the total accumulated sleep time reaches or exceeds the number of milliseconds specified in the sqlite3_busy_timeout argument [1][4]. If the database remains locked after the specified timeout duration has elapsed, the busy handler returns 0, and the original operation (e.g., sqlite3_step) returns SQLITE_BUSY to the application [1][3][4]. Key details: - Configuration: Calling sqlite3_busy_timeout with an argument less than or equal to zero disables the busy handler [1][4]. - Exclusivity: Only one busy handler can be active for a database connection at a time; setting a new one (via sqlite3_busy_timeout or sqlite3_busy_handler) clears any previous one [1][3]. - Limitation: The presence of a busy handler does not guarantee the operation will eventually succeed; if SQLite detects a potential deadlock, it may return SQLITE_BUSY immediately instead of invoking the handler [6]. - Related Interfaces: This function is essentially a wrapper that configures a specific busy handler via the more general sqlite3_busy_handler interface [3]. By setting a timeout, applications can effectively wait for concurrent transactions to finish, reducing the frequency of SQLITE_BUSY errors in multi-process or multi-threaded environments [2].
Citations:
- 1: https://sqlite.org/c3ref/busy_timeout.html
- 2: https://www.sqlite.com/rescode.html
- 3: https://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/busy_handler.html
- 4: https://www.daemon-systems.org/man/sqlite3_busy_timeout.3.html
- 5: https://sqlite.org/forum/forumpost/81450f23b4
- 6: https://sqlite.org/c3ref/busy_handler.html
Make the test force a retry.
The read connection applies a 5-second SQLite busy timeout. SQLite can wait for the 350 ms BEGIN EXCLUSIVE lock to release, so source.list() can succeed without entering parse_places' retry branch. Synchronize after BEGIN EXCLUSIVE, then use a shorter test timeout and assert that the retry path ran.
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In `@crates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/tests/places_test.rs` around lines
267 - 282, Update the concurrency test around the writer thread and
source.list() so it synchronizes only after BEGIN EXCLUSIVE has acquired the
lock, configures a busy timeout shorter than the 350 ms hold, and asserts that
parse_places entered its retry path. Preserve the existing retry/backoff
scenario while ensuring the read cannot simply wait for the lock and succeed on
its first attempt.
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LinkMarks is read-only today: bookmarks flow in from the browser, never back. This commit closes the loop for the Chromium family (Chromium / Vivaldi / Chrome / Edge / Brave / Arc / Opera GX), all of which share the same Bookmarks JSON file format. The exporter: - Reuses the parser's ChromiumBookmarks / Roots / BookmarkNode types with Serialize derives so the schema is defined exactly once. - Routes each bookmark into bookmark_bar (with the collection path as the folder hierarchy) or other (for bookmarks without a collection) via a TargetRoot enum. - Encodes created_at / updated_at as microseconds since the Windows FILETIME epoch (1601-01-01) using a public chromium_timestamp() helper, the inverse of the parser's parse_chromium_timestamp(). - Writes atomically via tempfile::NamedTempFile::persist to a user-supplied path. Refuses stdout (--output=-) because atomic write requires a file target. 5 round-trip tests cover the simple case, nested folders, deep collection paths, bookmarks without a collection, and a hand-built tree that flattens identically both ways. One integration test parses the local Opera GX Bookmarks file as a sanity check. Full workspace test run is 357 / 0. File-based rather than live write-back: writing to the browser's live ~/.config/vivaldi/Default/Bookmarks while Vivaldi is running creates a race condition that the browser's SQLite-backed bookkeeping does not tolerate. Operators should import the exported file through the browser's bookmark manager. Built on top of chore/firefox-bridge-hardening (PR #16), which carries the shared CLI source-dispatch infrastructure that this commit's --format=chrome flag plugs into.
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…ck exporter (#17) * linkmarks-bridge-firefox: live-DB contention tolerance + accurate updated_at The Firefox bridge previously failed with SQLITE_BUSY/SQLITE_LOCKED when Firefox was actively writing to places.sqlite (the common case while the user is browsing), and used moz_places.last_visit_date for both created_at and updated_at, conflating bookmark edits with visits. This commit introduces: - PRAGMA busy_timeout = 5000 on the live-DB connection, plus a 3-attempt retry loop with 100 ms backoff for SQLITE_BUSY and SQLITE_LOCKED. Exhaustion surfaces as a new BridgeError::DatabaseLocked variant. - updated_at now derives from moz_bookmarks.lastModified (microseconds UTC); created_at continues to use moz_places.last_visit_date as the closest available proxy for first-seen time. - Filter for Firefox internal-state URL schemes (place:, about:, javascript:, chrome:, data:) at parse time so they never enter the LinkMarks store. - Shared CLI source-dispatch infrastructure that this commit uses for --source firefox and that the follow-up commit (Chromium/Vivaldi write-back exporter) will reuse. 7 new tests cover the retry-then-succeed path, the lastModified propagation, the URL-scheme filter, an empty-DB import, separator type=3 rows, tag-prefix folder isolation, and FK-null bookmark handling. Full workspace test run is 357 / 0. * linkmarks-bridge-chromium: write-back exporter + --format=chrome LinkMarks is read-only today: bookmarks flow in from the browser, never back. This commit closes the loop for the Chromium family (Chromium / Vivaldi / Chrome / Edge / Brave / Arc / Opera GX), all of which share the same Bookmarks JSON file format. The exporter: - Reuses the parser's ChromiumBookmarks / Roots / BookmarkNode types with Serialize derives so the schema is defined exactly once. - Routes each bookmark into bookmark_bar (with the collection path as the folder hierarchy) or other (for bookmarks without a collection) via a TargetRoot enum. - Encodes created_at / updated_at as microseconds since the Windows FILETIME epoch (1601-01-01) using a public chromium_timestamp() helper, the inverse of the parser's parse_chromium_timestamp(). - Writes atomically via tempfile::NamedTempFile::persist to a user-supplied path. Refuses stdout (--output=-) because atomic write requires a file target. 5 round-trip tests cover the simple case, nested folders, deep collection paths, bookmarks without a collection, and a hand-built tree that flattens identically both ways. One integration test parses the local Opera GX Bookmarks file as a sanity check. Full workspace test run is 357 / 0. File-based rather than live write-back: writing to the browser's live ~/.config/vivaldi/Default/Bookmarks while Vivaldi is running creates a race condition that the browser's SQLite-backed bookkeeping does not tolerate. Operators should import the exported file through the browser's bookmark manager. Built on top of chore/firefox-bridge-hardening (PR #16), which carries the shared CLI source-dispatch infrastructure that this commit's --format=chrome flag plugs into. * linkmarks-bridge-chromium: normalize --source aliases + drop parser dead code Two preemptive cleanups before CodeRabbit review: export.rs: replace the literal `chrome | firefox | netscape | html` match arm with a generic arm that delegates to SourceKind::from_cli_str and validates via is_path_source. Browser aliases (`brave`, `vivaldi`, `edge`, `arc`, `opera`) now collapse to Chromium and flow through open_source the same way the canonical `chrome` label does, matching the pattern already used by `list` and `dedupe`. parser.rs: drop the Tag/CoreError/BTreeSet scaffolding that was kept around only to silence unused-import warnings; the typecheck functions are no longer referenced. No behavior change for the canonical labels. * linkmarks-bridge-chromium: pin 3 write-back contracts (tags, unicode, atomicity) Three new tests pin observable behavior that future refactors must preserve: - build_drops_tags_silently: Chromium native schema has no tag field, so the sink silently drops Bookmark::tags rather than appending them to the name as '(tags: ...)'. Pinned because future tags re-import logic could regress this without local impact. - round_trip_preserves_unicode_titles: parse -> write -> parse must preserve CJK, emoji, diacritics, RTL, and ZWJ sequences byte-exact in bookmark titles. - write_does_not_corrupt_concurrent_reader: the sink uses NamedTempFile::persist (atomic rename), so a reader holding the destination open during a write sees either old or new content, never a truncated/interleaved byte sequence. Pinned because a future switch to in-place write would silently break the file-based 'Import bookmarks' contract. * chore(workspace): rustfmt 1.97.0 + clippy lint CI on PR #17 surfaced two workspace-wide pre-existing issues that block 'cargo fmt --all --check' and 'cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings' on the rust-1.97.0 toolchain. Both pre-date this PR but block its merge. - cargo fmt --all: 13 files across 4 crates had whitespace drift that rustfmt 1.97.0 now flags. Files outside PR 2's scope, but the CI job is workspace-wide so PR 2 cannot merge until clean. - clippy::doc_overindented_list_items: three list continuations in linkmarks-bench-crdt/src/bin/http_sync_server.rs use 4-space indent where the lint expects 2 (to align with the bullet text after '- '). Fixed to 2 spaces. No semantic change to PR 2 (linkmarks-bridge-chromium write-back contracts at 537746b). All 244 workspace tests still pass.
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Summary
The Firefox bridge previously failed with
SQLITE_BUSY/SQLITE_LOCKEDwhen Firefox was actively writing toplaces.sqlite(the common case while the user is browsing), and usedmoz_places.last_visit_datefor bothcreated_atandupdated_at, conflating bookmark edits with visits.This PR introduces:
PRAGMA busy_timeout = 5000on the live-DB connection, plus a 3-attempt retry loop with 100 ms backoff forSQLITE_BUSY/SQLITE_LOCKED. Exhaustion surfaces as a newBridgeError::DatabaseLockedvariant.updated_atnow derives frommoz_bookmarks.lastModified(microseconds UTC);created_atcontinues to usemoz_places.last_visit_dateas the closest available proxy for first-seen time.place:,about:,javascript:,chrome:,data:) at parse time so they never enter the LinkMarks store.--source firefoxand that a follow-up PR (Chromium/Vivaldi write-back exporter) will reuse.7 new tests cover the retry-then-succeed path, the
lastModifiedpropagation, the URL-scheme filter, an empty-DB import, separatortype=3rows, tag-prefix folder isolation, and FK-null bookmark handling. Full workspace test run is 357 / 0.Files changed
crates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/src/errors.rsDatabaseLockedvariant + mappingcrates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/src/places.rscrates/bridges/linkmarks-bridge-firefox/tests/places_test.rscrates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/source_dispatch.rscrates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/mod.rscrates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/dedupe.rscrates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/import.rscrates/linkmarks-cli/src/cmd/list.rscrates/linkmarks-cli/Cargo.toml2.2.1CHANGELOG.mdCargo.lockTest plan
cargo check --workspace --all-targets— cleancargo clippy --workspace --exclude linkmarks-bench-crdt --all-targets -- -D warnings— cleancargo test --workspace --exclude linkmarks-bench-crdt— 357 passed / 0 failedcargo test -p linkmarks-bridge-firefox— 9/9 (7 new + 2 pre-existing)The 3 pre-existing
doc_overindented_list_itemswarnings incrates/linkmarks-bench-crdt/src/bin/http_sync_server.rsare excluded from the diff scope.Out of scope (defer to a later PR)
moz_bookmarks.keyword_id(not portable across Firefox versions)moz_annosextensionId/containerId)Summary by CodeRabbit
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