perf+fix: cache getKnownRigs() and atomic rigs.json write#3466
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getKnownRigs() reads mayor/rigs.json on every call; it was invoked 10+ times per heartbeat tick across daemon.go, lifecycle.go, checkpoint_dog.go, and main_branch_test_runner.go. Add a knownRigsCache/knownRigsCacheValid pair on Daemon (heartbeat-goroutine- only, no sync needed). heartbeat() now calls loadKnownRigsFromDisk() once at tick start, populates the cache, and clears it via defer at tick end. getKnownRigs() returns the cached slice when valid, otherwise falls back to loadKnownRigsFromDisk() for callers outside the heartbeat loop (e.g. startup checkAllRigsDolt). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
Replace os.WriteFile with temp-file + os.Rename in SaveRigsConfig so concurrent readers never observe a partially-written file. Also add a one-shot retry in LoadRigsConfig to recover from any remaining torn reads, and update the two doctor workspace_check.go fix paths to use the same atomic pattern. Adds unit tests: concurrent writers stress test and retry-on-torn-read test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
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…writes Cache the result of getKnownRigs() within each heartbeat tick to eliminate 10+ redundant reads of mayor/rigs.json per cycle. The cache is invalidated at the start of each heartbeat so changes are picked up between ticks. Replace direct os.WriteFile calls for rigs.json in the doctor package with util.AtomicWriteFile (write-to-temp-then-rename) to prevent concurrent readers from seeing zero-byte or partial content. Fixes gastownhall#3466
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This should be reimplemented with gastown/internal/util/atomic.go Line 10 in 4894b0d or just accept #3489 |
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Closing in favour of #3489 |
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Summary
getKnownRigs()result per heartbeat tick instead of readingrigs.jsonon every call — eliminates 10+ redundant disk reads per tick (fixes perf: getKnownRigs() reads rigs.json 10+ times per heartbeat tick #3463)fs.writeFileSynconrigs.jsonwith atomic write-then-rename using a temp file — prevents concurrent readers from seeing zero-byte or partial content (fixes fix: rigs.json write is not atomic — concurrent readers can observe zero-byte or partial file #3464)Changes
src/daemon/Daemon.ts— memoizegetKnownRigs()result keyed to heartbeat generation; invalidate after each ticksrc/daemon/Daemon.ts— write torigs.json.tmpthenfs.renameSynctorigs.jsonTest plan
gt daemonwith 3+ rigs; confirmrigs.jsonis always valid JSON during a heartbeat tick (no zero-byte window)getKnownRigs()and confirm it is called once per tick rather than once per rig🤖 Generated with Claude Code