cold-store-reaper v2: D1 manifest sync, DB-backup class, rehydrator Worker - #929

🟡 Minor (7)

Minor · Clear the Cloudflare ID overrides in the sync test environment. · test_cold_store.py:527-533

pkgs/cold-store-reaper/tests/test_cold_store.py:527-533
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Clear the Cloudflare ID overrides in the sync test environment.

test_sync_posts_idempotent_upserts patches os.environ with only CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN and does not clear the existing environment. If the runner exports COLD_STORE_CF_ACCOUNT_ID or COLD_STORE_CF_D1_DATABASE_ID, sync_manifest uses those values. The test still expects DEFAULT_CF_ACCOUNT_ID and DEFAULT_CF_D1_DATABASE_ID in the request path, so the path assertion fails. The sync code is correct in this case. The test relies on an unset environment that it does not enforce.

Set the test environment explicitly. Remove the two ID overrides, then add the token:

🛠️ Suggested fix

     def test_sync_posts_idempotent_upserts(self):
-        with mock.patch.dict(os.environ, {"CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN": "fake-cf-token"}):
+        env = {
+            k: v
+            for k, v in os.environ.items()
+            if k not in ("COLD_STORE_CF_ACCOUNT_ID", "COLD_STORE_CF_D1_DATABASE_ID")
+        }
+        env["CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN"] = "fake-cf-token"
+        with mock.patch.dict(os.environ, env, clear=True):
             result = self.store.sync_manifest()
             again = self.store.sync_manifest()  # re-sync must be safe + identical

test_sync_http_error_is_clear at line 563 uses the same token-only patch. It does not assert the IDs, so it does not fail today. Apply the same environment setup there if you want the two sync tests to match.

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Review comment at @pkgs/cold-store-reaper/tests/test_cold_store.py around lines
527 - 533:
Update test_sync_posts_idempotent_upserts to isolate its environment from
COLD_STORE_CF_ACCOUNT_ID and COLD_STORE_CF_D1_DATABASE_ID overrides while
setting CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN, so the request uses the default IDs asserted by
the test. Keep the change scoped to this test.

Minor · Stop the first bundle upload from depending on the backup-folder setup. · cold_store.py:364-369

pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py:364-369
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Stop the first bundle upload from depending on the backup-folder setup.

ensure_folders() now also creates or looks up the db-backups/<db> folder for each entry in BACKUP_DBS. The loop runs before save_state(). On a fresh state, _folder_id("bundles") calls ensure_folders() because the bundles key is missing. If Drive rejects any backup-folder lookup or creation, ensure_folders() raises. The bundles folder ID is not saved, and upload() stops before _resumable_upload() runs. The bundle is not transferred.

The base revision did not have this coupling. Its ensure_folders() created only the root and SUBFOLDERS. Under the same fresh-state condition, the first bundle upload did not depend on the db-backups/<db> folders.

Create the backup folders only when a backup command needs them. For example, make put_backup() and list_backups() ensure only db-backups/<db>, or make _folder_id() ensure only the requested key. Do not let an unrelated backup folder failure block upload().

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Review comment at @pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py around lines 364 - 369:
Update ensure_folders and the backup-folder lookup flow so creating or finding
db-backups/<db> folders happens only when a backup operation needs them, such as
in put_backup or list_backups. Keep _folder_id from triggering unrelated
backup-folder setup when requesting bundles, so a backup-folder failure cannot
block the first bundle upload.

Minor · Read the manifest tables in one transaction during sync. · cold_store.py:749-757

pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py:749-757
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Read the manifest tables in one transaction during sync.

build_sync_statements reads each table in a separate autocommit SELECT, in the order objects, bundles, members. pack commits its bundles, objects, and members rows together. A pack that commits between these reads gives the sync run a split view. The members read can include a row for an object that the objects read did not include. Nothing in the repository serializes pack with sync-manifest.

Two consequences follow from this split:

• If D1 enforces foreign keys, the members upsert fails with a foreign key error. sync_manifest then raises ColdStoreError and stops. The statements sent before the failure stay applied. The error is visible, and a re-run repairs the state.
• The Worker lookup joins objects, members, and bundles. A member row without an objects row returns 404 "unknown object". This can persist until a later successful sync. It needs a bundle already marked verified in D1 during the same window.

Wrap the per-table reads in one explicit read transaction (for example, BEGIN before the first SELECT and a rollback after the last one). Then all reads use one snapshot.

Impact

The window needs a pack to commit during a sync run. Both commands are manual, so the trigger is rare. The failure is visible, and re-running sync-manifest restores consistency.

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Review comment at @pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py around lines 749 - 757:
Update build_sync_statements to wrap all MANIFEST_TABLES reads in one explicit
read transaction, starting before the first SELECT and rolling back after the
final read so each table uses the same snapshot. Preserve the existing per-table
query and statement-building behavior.

Minor · Print or persist the Drive file ID before the ledger write, or check… · cold_store.py:663-668

pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py:663-668
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

Print or persist the Drive file ID before the ledger write, or check list-backups before retrying.

In put_backup, the dump uploads first. The backup-upload ledger row is written afterward. If ledger_add raises, the exception propagates before the CLI prints the file ID. The Drive file exists but has no ledger row and no ID is shown. A manual retry calls _resumable_upload again and creates a second Drive file with the same dump content.

The name uses second-resolution timestamps. A retry in the same second gets an identical name. A retry in a later second gets a different dated name. Either way, a duplicate is created.

No code in the repository detects or reconciles this. list-backups shows the earlier file, but the operator must find it manually. Retention is not implemented, so duplicates accumulate until pruned by hand.

A code-level fix, such as storing the ID or making the name idempotent, changes the backup contract. That needs a design decision, so this comment proposes no edit.

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Review comment at @pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py around lines 663 - 668:
The upload in put_backup can succeed before ledger_add fails, leaving an
unrecorded Drive file that a retry may duplicate. The comment proposes no edit
because changing this behavior requires a backup-contract design decision; make
no code changes until that decision is provided.

Minor · Select nextPageToken and read every backup page in list_backups. · cold_store.py:689-698

pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py:689-698
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Select nextPageToken and read every backup page in list_backups.

list_backups sends one Drive files.list request per database with pageSize set to 1000. It reads only files and never reads nextPageToken. A database folder with more than 1,000 non-trashed backups returns only its first 1,000 backups in createdTime desc order. The older backups are then missing from list-backups output, although they still exist in Drive.

The fields selector limits the response to the listed members. nextPageToken is a top-level member, not part of files(...). The page-traversal loop therefore reads no token unless the selector includes it. Add nextPageToken to the selector, then loop over pages.

🐛 Suggested fix

-                        "fields": "files(id,name,size,createdTime)",
+                        "fields": "nextPageToken,files(id,name,size,createdTime)",

-            status, _h, resp = http_request("GET", url, headers=self._auth_headers())
-            if status != 200:
-                raise ColdStoreError(f"files.list for backups failed (HTTP {status})")
-            for f in json.loads(resp).get("files", []):
-                out.append(
-                    {
-                        "db": db,
-                        "id": f["id"],
-                        "name": f["name"],
-                        "size": int(f.get("size") or 0),
-                        "created_time": f.get("createdTime", ""),
-                    }
-                )
+            page_token = None
+            while True:
+                page_url = url
+                if page_token is not None:
+                    page_url += "&" + urllib.parse.urlencode({"pageToken": page_token})
+                status, _h, resp = http_request("GET", page_url, headers=self._auth_headers())
+                if status != 200:
+                    raise ColdStoreError(f"files.list for backups failed (HTTP {status})")
+                body = json.loads(resp)
+                for f in body.get("files", []):
+                    out.append(
+                        {
+                            "db": db,
+                            "id": f["id"],
+                            "name": f["name"],
+                            "size": int(f.get("size") or 0),
+                            "created_time": f.get("createdTime", ""),
+                        }
+                    )
+                page_token = body.get("nextPageToken")
+                if not page_token:
+                    break

Add a paginated case to the fake Drive handler in tests/test_cold_store.py. The fake must honor pageSize and pageToken, and return nextPageToken when more pages remain. The current fake ignores both parameters. Without this change, no test exercises the new loop.

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Review comment at @pkgs/cold-store-reaper/cold_store.py around lines 689 - 698:
Update `list_backups` to request `nextPageToken` and fetch each page using the
returned `pageToken` until no token remains, appending every page’s files while
preserving the existing output fields and HTTP error handling. Extend the fake
Drive handler in `tests/test_cold_store.py` to honor `pageSize` and `pageToken`
and return `nextPageToken` when additional pages remain, then add a paginated
test case.

Minor · Evict the cached Google access token after Drive returns 401. · index.js:100-103

pkgs/cold-store-reaper/worker/src/index.js:100-103
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Evict the cached Google access token after Drive returns 401.

accessToken() reuses google_token until expires_at_ms is within 60 seconds of expiry. It does not check whether Drive still accepts the token. Revoking the previous refresh grant also revokes its associated access tokens. After that revocation, Drive can reject the cached token before it expires. rehydrate() maps that response to 502 and leaves google_token in storage. Later requests reuse the same token and fail the same way until the cache reaches expiry.

The cached token persists in Durable Object storage across instance restarts and code deployments. A new GOOGLE_REFRESH_TOKEN therefore cannot take effect until the cached entry is cleared. If the instance still holds the old env value, the retry exchange can fail, and the existing 502 path applies. Recovery then depends on the instance receiving the new secret.

Evicting the cache on a 401 and retrying once lets a fresh exchange replace the rejected token. The retry runs at most twice per request.

Suggested fix

   async rehydrate(job) {
     const { drive_file_id, offset, frame_length, sha256, bundle_id } = job;
-    const token = await this.accessToken();
     const range = `bytes=${offset}-${offset + frame_length - 1}`;
-    const resp = await fetch(`${DRIVE_FILES_URL}/${drive_file_id}?alt=media`, {
-      headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`, Range: range },
-    });
+    let resp;
+    for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 2; attempt++) {
+      const token = await this.accessToken();
+      resp = await fetch(`${DRIVE_FILES_URL}/${drive_file_id}?alt=media`, {
+        headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`, Range: range },
+      });
+      if (resp.status !== 401) break;
+      // Drive rejected the cached token before its expiry: drop it and retry once with a fresh exchange.
+      await this.state.storage.delete("google_token");
+    }
     if (resp.status !== 206 && resp.status !== 200) {

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Review comment at @pkgs/cold-store-reaper/worker/src/index.js around lines 100 -
103:
Update rehydrate() to retry the Drive fetch at most once when it returns 401:
delete the persisted google_token before retrying so accessToken() performs a
fresh exchange. Preserve the existing handling of all other responses and the
final non-success status path.

Minor · Bound member size before the Worker fetches a frame. · index.js:137-150

pkgs/cold-store-reaper/worker/src/index.js:137-150
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Bound member size before the Worker fetches a frame.

pack accepts a member of any size. rehydrate then holds the full compressed frame and the full decompressed plaintext in memory before it returns any bytes. A member above the Workers isolate memory limit can fail the request. The Worker needs a size check before the Drive request.

The check uses size, the plaintext size that pack records for the object. It bounds the compressed frame_length and the plaintext together, so both fit under the limit with headroom for the hash input. The check does not depend on the length comparison after the response is buffered, because that comparison runs after the memory is already allocated.

Suggested fix

 const FETCH_ROUTE = /^\/fetch\/([0-9a-fA-F]{64})$/;
+// Worker memory budget per member. rehydrate holds the compressed frame and the
+// decompressed plaintext at the same time. Keep their sum well below the 128 MB
+// isolate limit. The value is a design choice; adjust it within that budget.
+const MAX_REHYDRATE_BYTES = 64 * 1024 * 1024;

   async rehydrate(job) {
-    const { drive_file_id, offset, frame_length, sha256, bundle_id } = job;
+    const { drive_file_id, offset, frame_length, sha256, bundle_id, size } = job;
+    if (frame_length + size > MAX_REHYDRATE_BYTES) {
+      throw new HttpError(
+        413,
+        `object exceeds the rehydrate size limit of ${MAX_REHYDRATE_BYTES} bytes`,
+      );
+    }
     const token = await this.accessToken();

The check runs before accessToken() and the Drive request, so an oversized object causes no Google call. The HttpError path returns the status and message to the caller. Members under the limit follow the same path as before. The limit applies only in the Worker. pack and the CLI fetch path do not change.

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Review comment at @pkgs/cold-store-reaper/worker/src/index.js around lines 137 -
150:
In rehydrate, validate the recorded plaintext size and compressed frame_length
against a per-member memory limit before calling accessToken() or fetching from
Drive; reject oversized members with the existing HttpError response path. Keep
the check before buffering the frame, and leave pack and CLI fetch behavior
unchanged.