[CompactSealedState] T1: add SearchRootHashBackward to common WAL utilities - #8670
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds bounded forward and backward WAL root-hash searches with explicit error classification. The ChangesWAL root-hash search
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to WAL searches and trie-root trimming now select the latest matching record, but corrupt WAL input may be handled as a recoverable command error rather than an integrity exception, and forward lookup does unnecessary full-range I/O after a match. Resolve these issues before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant find-trie-root
participant SearchRootHashBackward
participant WALReader
participant TrimmedSegment
Operator->>find-trie-root: execute with root hash and bounds
find-trie-root->>SearchRootHashBackward: search root hash
SearchRootHashBackward->>WALReader: scan bounded segments backward
WALReader-->>SearchRootHashBackward: selected segment and offset
SearchRootHashBackward-->>find-trie-root: return selected position
find-trie-root->>WALReader: scan selected segment through offset
WALReader-->>find-trie-root: matching records
find-trie-root->>TrimmedSegment: write records through selected offset
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In `@cmd/util/cmd/common/wal.go`:
- Line 122: Update the WAL decode, read, and open failure paths in the
surrounding WAL function to return errors classified through the irrecoverable
package rather than wrapping them with fmt.Errorf. Preserve invalid-bound and
absent-hash cases as ordinary returned errors.
- Line 134: The WAL scan loops in searchForward and scanSegmentForLastOccurrence
must check reader.Err() after reader.Next() terminates and propagate any
terminal truncation or corruption error before returning a missing-root error or
prior match. Add coverage for corrupt final records in both scan directions.
In `@cmd/util/cmd/find-trie-root/cmd.go`:
- Line 83: Pass the selected offset returned by SearchRootHashBackward into
findRootHashAndCreateTrimmed, and make that function stop when reader.Offset()
reaches the selected position rather than the first matching root hash. Add a
test covering duplicate hashes within one segment and verifying that
--trim-as-latest-wal trims at the selected occurrence.
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Extracts WAL root-hash search logic from find-trie-root into cmd/util/cmd/common/wal.go as exported SearchRootHashForward and SearchRootHashBackward functions. The backward variant iterates segments last-to-first (per-segment records still read forward), which is efficient when the target hash is near the end of the WAL. Updates find-trie-root to use SearchRootHashBackward via the shared package. Adds unit tests covering single-segment, multi-segment, last-occurrence, bounded-range, and not-found cases. Part of #8665.
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cmd/util/cmd/common/wal.go (1)
166-171: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winStop the forward scan after the first match.
The loop now decodes every remaining record in
[from,to]after the match is recorded. The returned position is unchanged, so the extra work has no effect on the result. For a large WAL directory this reads the whole remaining range on each call.searchBackwardreturns as soon as a segment matches, so the two directions differ in cost.If you keep the full scan on purpose (for example, to surface a corrupt trailing record after the match), state that reason in the function comment.
♻️ Proposed change to return on the first match
- if !found && operation == wal.WALUpdate && update.RootHash.Equals(expectedHash) { + if operation == wal.WALUpdate && update.RootHash.Equals(expectedHash) { foundSeg = reader.Segment() foundOffset = reader.Offset() found = true + break } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cmd/util/cmd/common/wal.go`:
- Around line 166-171: Update the forward scan containing the
foundSeg/foundOffset assignment to stop iterating immediately after the first
matching WAL update is recorded, matching searchBackward’s early-return behavior
while preserving the returned segment and offset.
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This loop still has the bug class the PR fixed in common/wal.go: reader.Err() is checked inside the loop (line 211), but Next() only returns true when the error is nil (onflow/wal reader.go:51), so that check is dead, and there is no Err() check after the loop. A torn record reached before the selected offset ends the loop silently and the function returns the 'not found' error instead of failing. Drop the in-loop check and add a post-loop reader.Err() check before the not-found return, mirroring searchForward.
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@janezpodhostnik I think you are looking at the old changes, didn't see the latest changes, could you try to pull it?
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I did...
for reader.Next() { is on line 182
and contains err = reader.Err() on line 211
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oh, I see. Sorry, I was looking at the wrong file. Thanks for the comments
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In `@cmd/util/cmd/find-trie-root/cmd.go`:
- Line 213: Update the LedgerWAL read-error return in the find-trie-root command
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Classify the WAL read failure as irrecoverable.
This terminal WAL integrity failure returns fmt.Errorf. The shared scanner uses irrecoverable.NewExceptionf for the same failure class. Use the same classification here.
As per coding guidelines, “use the irrecoverable package for exceptions instead of fmt.Errorf”.
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In `@cmd/util/cmd/find-trie-root/cmd.go` at line 213, Update the LedgerWAL
read-error return in the find-trie-root command to use
irrecoverable.NewExceptionf instead of fmt.Errorf, preserving the existing error
message and wrapped error while matching the shared scanner’s irrecoverable
classification.
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Part of #8665.
Extracts WAL root-hash search logic from find-trie-root into cmd/util/cmd/common/wal.go as exported SearchRootHashForward and SearchRootHashBackward functions. The backward variant iterates segments last-to-first (per-segment records still read forward), which is efficient when the target hash is near the end of the WAL.
Updates find-trie-root to use SearchRootHashBackward via the shared package. Adds unit tests covering single-segment, multi-segment, last-occurrence, bounded-range, and not-found cases.
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