Treat chunked Chroma rows as one memory - #27
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe dashboard now groups physical Chroma chunks into logical drawers. Reads reconstruct ordered content, filtered reads expand to all matching chunks, and single-drawer reads return the complete representation. Tests cover reads, updates, and deletions. ChangesLogical drawer identity
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In `@mempalace_dashboard/server.py`:
- Line 995: Update count_drawers() to count distinct logical drawer IDs rather
than physical Chroma rows, so payload-mode selection uses the logical drawer
total. Add a threshold test covering multiple chunks belonging to one drawer and
verify they count as a single drawer.
- Around line 844-846: Update the logical drawer truncation calculation in the
light-content path to preserve any existing member `truncated` flags, combining
them with the current length check before slicing `item["content"]`. Add a
regression test covering a logical item containing one already-truncated
physical chunk, ensuring the resulting logical item remains marked truncated.
In `@tests/test_chunk_identity.py`:
- Around line 74-87: Add a one-chunk drawer fixture row alongside the existing
chunked test data, using content longer than PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS (eight
characters), then extend
test_lazy_read_search_and_delete_scope_keep_parent_identity to call
read_drawers(light=True) and assert the result is truncated=True for that
drawer. Preserve the existing two-chunk assertions.
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| item["truncated"] = len(item["content"]) > PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS | ||
| item["content"] = item["content"][:PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS] |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve truncation state from physical chunks.
Each physical item is already truncated at lines 974-976. For a logical drawer with one chunk longer than PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS, line 845 sees only the shortened body and sets truncated to False. The client can then skip the lazy full read and show incomplete content.
Include the existing member truncation flags when computing the logical flag. Add a one-chunk regression case.
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item["drawer_id"] = parent_id
item["content"] = "".join(member[2].get("content", "") for member in members)
if light:
- item["truncated"] = len(item["content"]) > PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS
+ item["truncated"] = (
+ any(member[2].get("truncated", False) for member in members)
+ or len(item["content"]) > PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS
+ )
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| if light: | |
| item["truncated"] = len(item["content"]) > PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS | |
| item["content"] = item["content"][:PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS] | |
| if light: | |
| item["truncated"] = ( | |
| any(member[2].get("truncated", False) for member in members) | |
| or len(item["content"]) > PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS | |
| ) | |
| item["content"] = item["content"][:PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS] |
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In `@mempalace_dashboard/server.py` around lines 844 - 846, Update the logical
drawer truncation calculation in the light-content path to preserve any existing
member `truncated` flags, combining them with the current length check before
slicing `item["content"]`. Add a regression test covering a logical item
containing one already-truncated physical chunk, ensuring the resulting logical
item remains marked truncated.
| else: | ||
| item["etag"] = content_etag(item.get("content", "")) | ||
| drawers = list(by_id.values()) | ||
| drawers = _group_physical_drawers(by_id, light=light) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Count logical drawers before selecting payload mode.
count_drawers() still uses count(*) on physical Chroma rows at line 866. Its result decides light versus full reads. Chunked drawers can therefore force light mode before the logical drawer count reaches the threshold.
Make count_drawers() count distinct logical drawer IDs. Add a threshold test with multiple chunks for one drawer.
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In `@mempalace_dashboard/server.py` at line 995, Update count_drawers() to count
distinct logical drawer IDs rather than physical Chroma rows, so payload-mode
selection uses the logical drawer total. Add a threshold test covering multiple
chunks belonging to one drawer and verify they count as a single drawer.
| def test_lazy_read_search_and_delete_scope_keep_parent_identity(self) -> None: | ||
| # A hit on the second physical row must return both chunks as the | ||
| # logical parent, otherwise opening the search result loses content. | ||
| matched = server.read_drawers(light=True, ids=[10]) | ||
| self.assertEqual(len(matched), 1) | ||
| self.assertEqual(matched[0]["drawer_id"], "drawer_story") | ||
| self.assertEqual(matched[0]["content"], "# Hello\n") | ||
| self.assertTrue(matched[0]["truncated"]) | ||
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| drawer = server.read_single_drawer("drawer_story") | ||
| self.assertIsNotNone(drawer) | ||
| self.assertEqual(drawer["drawer_id"], "drawer_story") | ||
| self.assertEqual(drawer["content"], "# Hello\nworld") | ||
| self.assertFalse(drawer["truncated"]) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Cover the one-chunk preview case.
This test uses two chunks. It does not detect a chunk-formatted drawer with one physical chunk longer than PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS, where the grouped result currently clears truncated.
Add a fixture row such as drawer_story_chunk_000000 with content longer than eight characters. Assert that read_drawers(light=True) returns truncated=True.
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In `@tests/test_chunk_identity.py` around lines 74 - 87, Add a one-chunk drawer
fixture row alongside the existing chunked test data, using content longer than
PALACE_PREVIEW_CHARS (eight characters), then extend
test_lazy_read_search_and_delete_scope_keep_parent_identity to call
read_drawers(light=True) and assert the result is truncated=True for that
drawer. Preserve the existing two-chunk assertions.
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