Parents and children of check-in [0a228d956b]
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2026-08-16
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| 19:31 |
rfcs: refresh status — accounts, attachments, authored cards
0003's as-built section was five slices behind. Records what shipped and the two findings worth carrying: the JetStream cap silently discarding un-folded events, and the parse failures that fall back to opaque content without surfacing an error. Both were invisible until measured against fossil's own tables, which is the argument for putting that parity check in CI. 0001 §10 no longer lists accounts as remaining; the open v2 items are web sessions, the notify inbox and the webhook dispatcher. check-in: 2ee274084f user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 19:27 |
attachments: serve content, gated by the A card
A download route completes the previous slice. The bytes come from 'zit artifact --raw'; the index gates which hashes are servable, so this cannot become read-any-artifact-by-hash, and a deleted attachment stops being reachable by URL. An older revision of a live file still is — fossil keeps attachment history. The route is hostile to its own payload: always a download, never an inline render, octet-stream regardless of what was stored, nosniff, and a deny-all CSP. Reads are capped at 32MiB and refused rather than truncated. check-in: 0a228d956b user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 18:34 |
index: fold attachments (A card)
The last data delta against fossil. quarry parsed the A card into an Attach and dropped it, so attachments were invisible: sqlite showed none of its 11, tcl none of its 3,333. Both now match fossil's own table exactly. Fossil models attachments as a log, not a set — the newest card per filename wins and a card with no source is a DELETION — so resolving them wrong resurrects deleted files. Real corpora exercise that: 1 deleted on sqlite, 10 on tcl. Content is not linkable yet. Serving arbitrary attached bytes needs a decided Content-Disposition and CSP posture, so the page names each file and the raw-artifact route stays its own decision. check-in: 4831e9bef1 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |