Sync: stream large read-model blobs in retried ranges - #24
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fetch_build downloaded each blob as one unbounded GET buffered fully in memory; on the fleet build's multi-GB PLAID files (residual segments run 150+ MB, merged_residuals.npy 12.4 GB locally) the body transfer outlived the client per-request timeout and surfaced as "Generic S3 error: error decoding response body", and every retry began from byte zero. This machine failed the same pull repeatedly and stayed pinned to its Jul 22 build while the bucket held a newer format-2 fleet build. Add Bucket::get_to_path: materialize an object into a destination file atomically, defaulting to the buffered path. The cloud backend overrides it to stream objects above 16 MiB in per-range requests (4 attempts per range, exponential backoff), writing through a temp sibling and renaming on completion. Each range is a fresh request, so a rotating credential_process profile refreshes between ranges instead of expiring mid-body, and one range always fits the default request timeout. fetch_build now uses it, dropping peak memory per blob from full object size to one 16 MiB range. Verified against the live fleet bucket: the previously-failing build pulls past the old failure point (1.1+ GB fetched at time of writing). cargo test --features s3: 305 passed.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds ChangesObject download flow
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant fetch_build
participant Cloud_get_to_path
participant Cloud_storage
participant Destination_path
fetch_build->>Cloud_get_to_path: request missing blob at destination path
Cloud_get_to_path->>Cloud_storage: check metadata and download object or ranges
Cloud_storage-->>Cloud_get_to_path: bytes or missing result
Cloud_get_to_path->>Destination_path: sync temporary file and atomically rename
Cloud_get_to_path-->>fetch_build: return byte count or None
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Large cloud blobs now download in retried ranges to temporary files before atomic rename. Regression coverage for retry and cleanup behavior remains incomplete, creating bounded risk that failures could leave incomplete artifacts or make downloads unavailable. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/bucket/cloud.rs`:
- Line 225: Add scenario-style tests in the existing #[cfg(test)] block for
get_to_path covering exact materialization of a large object, recovery from a
transient ranged-download failure after retry, and terminal failure cleanup that
leaves neither the destination nor its .part file.
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Add scenario tests for the ranged download contract.
The change adds cloud-specific range retries and temporary-file cleanup, but it adds no scenario-style test for these paths. Add tests that verify a large object is materialized exactly, a transient range failure succeeds after retry, and a terminal failure leaves no final or .part file.
As per coding guidelines, “Every behavioral change must include a scenario-style unit test written from user expectations, following existing #[cfg(test)] blocks.”
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In `@src/bucket/cloud.rs` at line 225, Add scenario-style tests in the existing
#[cfg(test)] block for get_to_path covering exact materialization of a large
object, recovery from a transient ranged-download failure after retry, and
terminal failure cleanup that leaves neither the destination nor its .part file.
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Problem
fetch_builddownloads each read-model blob as a single unbounded GET whose body is buffered fully in memory. The fleet build's PLAID files are large (residual segments 150+ MB,merged_residuals.npy12.4 GB in the local predecessor build), so the body transfer outlives the client's per-request timeout and fails asGeneric S3 error: error decoding response body— and because partial builds never resume, every retry starts from byte zero. A workstation hitting this stays pinned to a stale build indefinitely (this one was stuck on its Jul 22 build while the bucket held a newer format-2 fleet build).Change
Bucket::get_to_path(key, dest): materialize an object into a file atomically; default implementation keeps today's buffered behavior (LocalFs and test doubles unchanged)..parttemp sibling and renamed on completion. Each range is a fresh request, so a rotatingcredential_processprofile refreshes between ranges instead of expiring mid-body, and a single range always fits the default request timeout.fetch_buildfetches blobs viaget_to_path, dropping peak memory per blob from full-object-size to one 16 MiB range.Verification
cargo test --features s3: 305 passed.ed40d5bec595bc08, a residuals segment) now pulls past the old failure point and keeps going (1.1+ GB across 42 files at time of writing).Summary by CodeRabbit
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