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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMarker contributions now claim provider items by target identity, record provider refusals as invalid for a 30-day recheck, and select eligible candidates with pagination and bounded rate-limit retries. Admin task results and API schemas expose invalid counts, which the settings UI displays. ChangesMarker contributions
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ContributeMarkersTask
participant ContributionCandidateSource
participant Provider
ContributeMarkersTask->>ContributionCandidateSource: Request candidates with providers and cursor
ContributionCandidateSource-->>ContributeMarkersTask: Return confidence-ranked candidates
ContributeMarkersTask->>Provider: Submit contribution for candidate
Provider-->>ContributeMarkersTask: Return outcome and rate-limit reset
ContributeMarkersTask->>Provider: Retry after a permitted wait
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to For providers requiring TVDB, migration can permit another submission for an already-claimed item, undermining quota savings. Align migrated keys with provider requirements before merging; the test and nightly-processing gaps are more limited. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A provider-specific item identity can disagree with the identity used to migrate and select submissions. For providers keyed by an ID other than TMDB, this may leave eligible items unprocessed or cause repeated processing. The review did not establish an expanded security boundary. Retained concerns
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In `@internal/markers/plugin_provider.go`:
- Around line 402-409: Update pluginProviderError so only InvalidArgument maps
to SubmissionInvalidError; route FailedPrecondition through the general error
path unless an item-level refusal detail is available. Update the existing
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In `@migrations/sql/20260925040304_key_marker_contribution_claims_by_target.sql`:
- Around line 1-43: Update the episode branch of the target_key derivation so it
appends the episode’s actual season_number and episode_number, matching
contributionTargetKey. Keep the movie branch’s 0|0 suffix unchanged.
- Around line 106-118: Update the Down migration to convert invalid rows to
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When a plugin returns InvalidArgument, or a legacy endpoint returns any 400/422, this classifies the failure as an item-level refusal even though those statuses can also describe invalid marker bounds, duration, segment, or another payload field. Record consequently keeps the target claim active, so correcting the marker for the same item is skipped for 30 days; only errors known to mean the provider lacks the item should become SubmissionInvalidError.
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Keeping this as is, deliberately. Releasing the claim on a 400 is the behavior this PR replaces: the refused payload is resent every night and spends the provider's daily submit limit, which is why sharing stalled. The 400s seen in practice are item-level ("Season N does not exist for this show on TMDB"), and our payloads stay inside TheIntroDB's documented bounds (intro 5–200 s, duration 5 min–6 h). A payload refusal still gets one more attempt with the then-current marker at the 30-day recheck. Distinguishing payload from item refusals needs a structured signal from the plugin, noted as a follow-up in the PR.
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internal/markers/plugin_provider_test.go (1)
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The helper passes a non-nil
FailedPreconditionerror toSubmitMarker, which currently returns it unchanged. The test only rejects conflict and invalid-submission errors, so a regression that returnsnilwould pass. Asserterr != nilbefore the type checks.Suggested fix
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In `@internal/markers/contribution_repo.go`:
- Line 274: Update the claim-count query used by CandidateLocalIntroFiles to
exclude candidates when any file has an active claim for the same provider,
segment kind, and target key, rather than matching only media_file_id. Add a
two-file candidate test verifying that a claim on one file excludes the other
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- Line 260: In the retryable-provider-error test using submitWithPluginError,
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| WHEN ids.tmdb_id <> '' THEN 'tmdb:' || ids.tmdb_id | ||
| WHEN ids.tvdb_id <> '' THEN 'tvdb:' || ids.tvdb_id | ||
| WHEN ids.imdb_id <> '' THEN 'imdb:' || ids.imdb_id |
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When a historical contribution belongs to a plugin keyed by TVDB and the item has both TMDB and TVDB IDs, this backfill records a TMDB target even though contributionTargetKey now records a TVDB target. A corrected marker can therefore bypass the historical claim and be resubmitted to the same provider item, while a later TVDB rematch can be hidden from the automatic task because episodeTargetKeySQL also still compares the unchanged TMDB target. Fresh evidence after the earlier fix is that both SQL derivations remain TMDB-first instead of honoring SubmissionRequirements.RequiredExternalIDs; derive the provider-specific key or restrict backfilling to providers known to use that order.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L25-L27
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Not changing this now. The only submitting provider, TheIntroDB, requires tmdb in its manifest, so the provider-aware key and both SQL derivations produce identical keys for every existing row and candidate; the comment on contributionTargetKey records that assumption. A provider keyed by another ID would need the migration and the candidate query to derive its key per provider. For the candidate query that only costs pruning (Claim still decides). For historical rows none exist, since this migration runs before any such provider could submit.
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| // Providers key episodes by show plus season and episode number; specials | ||
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| if ids.Kind == ItemKindEpisode && (ids.SeasonNumber <= 0 || ids.EpisodeNumber <= 0) { |
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For a submission-capable plugin that accepts standard season-zero specials, this guard—and the matching e.season_number > 0 candidate predicate—silently prevents both manual and automatic contributions before the provider is called. The existing marker population path deliberately rejects only negative seasons (population.go:181), preserving season 0 as a valid special, so core code should not impose this provider-specific restriction; distinguish missing numbering from season zero or let each plugin validate it.
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Keeping the guard. TheIntroDB's submit API requires season and episode of at least 1, so every season-0 submission is a guaranteed refusal that spends the daily submit limit, which is the waste this PR removes. population.go accepts season 0 because fetching tolerates it. If a provider that accepts specials appears, the right shape is a flag in SubmissionRequirements; until then a core check is the simpler option.
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During a rolling cluster upgrade, old replicas continue inserting active claims without target_key while this nontransactional migration runs. Once this line drops the payload index, those NULL-key rows neither conflict with the new target index (Postgres permits multiple NULLs) nor match the new Claim lookup, and the old and new replicas use different advisory-lock keys. They can therefore submit the same provider item concurrently, permanently consuming quota or creating an unamendable duplicate; use a mixed-version bridge such as deriving target keys for legacy writes or retaining a shared fence until every replica is upgraded.
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Leaving this as is. The window is a rolling deploy that overlaps a contribution run: the daily task or an admin-triggered contribution. In that window an old and a new replica could claim the same item under different locks. The consequence is bounded by the provider, though: TheIntroDB accepts one submission per account per item and refuses a second with 409, so the worst case is one wasted request, not a duplicate or an amended value. Silo is pre-1.0 and deploys switch over in one step, so a mixed-version fence for a single deploy window isn't worth carrying.
Review follow-up. After a short rate limit the task runs every provider for the file again, so providers that had already finished reported skips on each retry and inflated the run's totals. Each provider's outcome for a segment is now counted once per file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When a historical contribution still points to the same provider item but a secondary ID was added or changed before this migration (for example, TheIntroDB still uses the same TMDB ID while TVDB was later populated), the recomputed hash differs because it includes all three IDs, so this equality leaves target_key NULL. The payload index is then dropped, and both the candidate query and Claim ignore the old row, allowing a duplicate submission to the unchanged provider target. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier rematch discussion is that lines 35–36 hash IDs that do not participate in the TMDB target selected on lines 22–25; the backfill should distinguish changes to the provider-keying ID from secondary-ID enrichment.
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This is accurate, and I'm keeping the migration as it is. The hash covers every ID, so a row can't be matched to its old target once a secondary ID changes, because the migration has no record of the old value. Such a row ends up with a NULL key. The next run sends that item once, TheIntroDB refuses it with 409, and the new conflict row holds the target from then on. That is at most one request per affected item, once. The other option, keying from current metadata without the hash check, would let a claim on a pre-rematch item block the rematched item until someone clears it by hand. Accepting a hash match with blanked secondary IDs would cover the "ID added later" case but not a changed ID, and it would make the migration more complex to save a one-time request.
Resolve the v2 contract digest in get_system_info_ok.json by regenerating the fixtures with make apiv2-fixtures: both sides changed openapi.json, so neither side's digest was correct. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
An error releases the provider's claim, so the retry after a short rate limit submits it again. The task kept the first failure and dropped the retry's outcome, reporting a submission as failed. The retry's outcome now replaces a counted failure; other outcomes are still counted once. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| AND NOT (mc.status = $7 AND mc.updated_at < now() - ($8 * interval '1 second')) | ||
| AND NOT (mc.status = $9 AND mc.updated_at < now() - ($10 * interval '1 second')) | ||
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When an installation has more than 500 eligible episode files, every page reruns this confidence-ordered query with a lower cursor. A repository-wide migration search shows no index beginning with COALESCE(intro_markers_confidence, 0), id; the existing episode index cannot provide this order, so PostgreSQL must scan and sort the remaining eligible set for each 500-row page. This turns one nightly run into roughly N/500 candidate-table scans and can dominate database load on large libraries; add a matching partial/expression index or retain pagination in an indexed order.
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I measured this on a migrated database with 100,000 eligible episode files, 99% of them already claimed. That is the steady state, where the claimed files sit at the top of the confidence order. A 500-row page took about 0.4 s. The sequential scan and sort took 11–25 ms of that, and the planner already stops early through the Limit above a nested loop. The remaining time is the claim subquery on every row the page walks past, and an ordering index would walk the same claimed rows. Each run pages until the daily limit stops it or the candidates run out, so it reads a few pages. Before this PR the task opened a claim transaction for every eligible file and provider on every run. I'm not adding an index without a measured problem.
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In `@internal/markers/contribution_repo_test.go`:
- Around line 331-359: Update the `CandidateLocalIntroFiles` assertions in this
test to consider only seeded IDs: build a lookup from `fileIDs` and filter
candidates in both query loops. Paginate the two-provider query using its last
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CandidateLocalIntroFiles searches every episode file, so an unrelated eligible row in the test database changed the exact candidate lists. The test now pages through all candidates and compares only the files it seeds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| if len(providers) == 0 || c.ContributeMinConfidence < minConfidence { | ||
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When two auto-enabled providers use different thresholds, such as 0.80 and 0.95, this passes 0.80 as the global cutoff while requiring claims from both providers before pruning a candidate. After the low-threshold provider claims a 0.85 item, the high-threshold provider silently declines it in contributeSegment and can never create the missing claim, so every nightly run reloads and resolves that file and rechecks the existing claim. Across the confidence band between thresholds, this defeats the new pruning on large libraries; associate each provider with its threshold and require a claim only when that file qualifies for that provider.
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The trace is right, but the effect is local work, not quota. In that setup, the 0.95 provider skips a 0.85 file in contributeSegment before any request, and the 0.80 provider's Claim returns "already submitted". Each run re-checks those files in the local database without contacting either provider. Before this PR the task re-checked every eligible file on every run, so this is less pruning than possible, not a regression. The same gap exists for a file a provider skips for missing IDs. The query prunes only when every provider holds a claim, and Claim still decides. The plugin catalog has one marker provider today (TheIntroDB), so no deployment can have two thresholds yet. When a second provider arrives, the right shape is per-provider thresholds in the query: a file stays a candidate while some provider it qualifies for lacks a blocking claim. I'm leaving this open as a follow-up.
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Validated features. #1148 (Markers, Server) C2 exercises the changed submission path, but it is still "Not run". No passed validation case is affected. Validation. Tests passed for Mergeability: 8/10 — conditional. The approach fits the problem. Claims are keyed by the provider item, refusals of the item are settled, and the run pages by confidence. Every fix is covered by a test, and CI passes. The remaining condition is maintainer sign-off on the deliberate tradeoffs in the open threads, especially rolling-upgrade claim fencing and treating 400s as item refusals. After merge, silo-apple and silo-android need |
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Validation tasks: changes #1148 C2 (not yet run). Submission outcomes and the nightly task's behavior change; the provider interface does not.
Automatic intro sharing to TheIntroDB had stopped making progress. TheIntroDB accepts one submission per account for each episode (or movie) and segment, offers no way to amend one, and caps submissions per account per day. The nightly Share intro markers task spent that budget on requests that could not succeed:
In the ledger we looked at, the task submitted nothing for two weeks while reporting success.
Approach
Claim the provider item, not the payload. A new
target_keycolumn names the item: kind, the external ID the provider keys submissions by (its required IDs, else TMDB, then TVDB, then IMDb), season, and episode. A partial unique index allows one active claim per provider, segment, and target, whatever times it carried. The payload hash stays for audit.Treat refusals of the item as final for a while. HTTP 400, 404, and 422 from the legacy plugin text, and gRPC
InvalidArgumentfrom newer plugins, map to a newinvalidstatus.FailedPreconditiondescribes provider state and stays retryable. An invalid row holds the claim for 30 days, then gets one more attempt, because these refusals usually reflect the provider's catalog (for example a season TMDB has not listed yet). Episodes without season and episode numbers are skipped before any request.Change the task loop:
retry_after_secondsas before.invalidcount. The v2 admin task API's marker result declares it (an additive field), and the admin marker task card shows it as "N refused by the provider".The migration backfills
target_keyfrom current metadata only where the row's stored payload hash recomputes from that metadata, so rows submitted before a rematch claim nothing. It also settles stored 4xx refusals asinvalidand keeps one active claim per target: accepted over pending over rejected over conflict over invalid, then newest. It builds the new index concurrently and drops the old payload index, which the target index subsumes.I considered deduplicating by local episode instead of adding a column. That would block a correct resubmission after a show is rematched to a different provider ID, so the target key follows the resolved IDs.
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go test ./internal/markers/... ./internal/taskmanager/...and the marker/contribution handler tests pass, including DB-backed tests against a migrated local Postgres (SILO_TEST_DATABASE_URL).FailedPreconditionstaying retryable;mainmigrations first.invalidholding its target, a duplicate 409 for the same episode was deactivated in favor of the pending row, a rate-limit error stayed retryable, and Down restored the previous index.ContentHashfor episodes, re-detected times, and TVDB-only movies; a row hashed against an older show ID keeps no target.MarkerTasksCardandTaskStatusBadgetests andtsc -bpass.make lint-changed,make migrate-validate,make verify-migration-ledger,make verify-apiv2-openapi,make verify-apiv2-web-types,make verify-apiv2-contract(one additive change),make verify-apiv2-fixtures, andmake verify-local-pathspass.Risks
Follow-up
The OpenAPI change moves the v2 contract digest in
get_system_info_ok.json; silo-apple and silo-android needmake apiv2-fixtures-syncafter merge. No client behavior changes.The TheIntroDB plugin still reports 400s as plain error text. Returning
InvalidArgumentwould let the server stop parsing it.Submissions for shows whose local season numbering differs from TMDB's are refused as invalid. Mapping to TMDB numbering, or sending the TVDB ID, would recover them.
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AI Disclosure
main. Fixed findings: claims that could not be reclaimed, claims on rematched targets, claims held by another file version,FailedPreconditionclassification, the Down migration's duplicate claims, the missinginvalidAPI field, retry counting, and the candidate test's dependence on other rows in the database. Kept with reasons in their threads: payload-level 400s, per-provider backfill keys, season 0, rolling-upgrade claim fencing, backfill after secondary-ID changes, and an index for candidate paging (measured at about 0.4 s per page for 100,000 eligible files).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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