Remove default backfill epochs #6105
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WalkthroughRefactors backfill range handling: removes exported FOREST_ETH_MAPPINGS_RANGE, introduces a RangeSpec enum (To | NumTipsets), extracts per‑tipset processing into a private process_ts, updates backfill_db to accept RangeSpec, adapts CLI and offline server to pass RangeSpec, and reduces CI backfill windows from 300 → 200 tipsets. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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actor User
participant CLI as forest-tool (index backfill)
participant SM as StateManager
participant DBU as db_util::backfill_db
participant Chain as ChainStore/State
User->>CLI: Run backfill (--to or --n-tipsets)
CLI->>CLI: Derive RangeSpec (To | NumTipsets)
CLI->>DBU: backfill_db(SM, from_ts, RangeSpec)
loop Per tipset (driven by RangeSpec)
DBU->>DBU: process_ts(ts)
DBU->>Chain: compute tipset state & index event roots
DBU->>DBU: collect delegated messages, store tipset key
end
DBU->>Chain: process delegated messages (batch)
DBU-->>CLI: Result
CLI-->>User: Done
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participant Compose as docker-compose (tests)
participant Forest as forest service
participant Tool as forest-tool api serve
participant DBU as db_util::backfill_db
Compose->>Forest: Start without FOREST_ETH_MAPPINGS_RANGE
Forest->>Tool: Launch api serve
Tool->>DBU: backfill_db(..., RangeSpec::NumTipsets(200))
DBU-->>Tool: Backfill complete
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scripts/tests/api_compare/docker-compose.yml (1)
62-62: Parameterize the tipset count to avoid drift across services.Hardcoding 200 here and again below invites skew. Consider a single env knob (defaulting to 200) used in both places.
Apply this minimal change:
- forest-tool index backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --n-tipsets 200 --chain ${CHAIN} + : "${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS:=200}" + forest-tool index backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --n-tipsets $${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS} --chain ${CHAIN}And similarly reference $${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS} where needed below.
scripts/tests/harness.sh (2)
61-66: Return errors on stderr and provide a brief usage hint.Current error prints to stdout; emit to stderr and show expected arg.
- if [[ -z "$1" ]]; then - echo "Error: No argument provided. Please provide the backfill epochs." - return 1 - fi + if [[ -z "$1" ]]; then + echo "Error: missing argument. Usage: backfill_db <epochs>" >&2 + return 1 + fi ```<!-- review_comment_end --> --- `67-70`: **Prefer exact tipset counts over epoch math; add basic range guard.** Using `--n-tipsets` avoids null‑round ambiguity and off‑by‑one pitfalls. Also guard against negative `to_epoch`. Minimal switch (outside lines below included for clarity): ```diff local backfill_epochs backfill_epochs=$1 - local to_epoch - to_epoch=$((snapshot_epoch - backfill_epochs)) - - $FOREST_TOOL_PATH index backfill --chain calibnet --from "$snapshot_epoch" --to "$to_epoch" + if (( backfill_epochs <= 0 )); then + echo "Error: epochs must be > 0" >&2 + return 1 + fi + # Backfill exactly N tipsets starting at snapshot_epoch + $FOREST_TOOL_PATH index backfill --chain calibnet --from "$snapshot_epoch" --n-tipsets "$backfill_epochs"Optionally, keep the old path behind a flag if needed for parity tests.
src/tool/offline_server/server.rs (1)
108-115: Semantics changed from “epochs” to “tipsets”; consider clarifying the flag name.You now pass
RangeSpec::NumTipsets(index_backfill_epochs); the variable/CLI flag still says “epochs”, which can confuse users.
- Rename param/flag to
index_backfill_tipsets(keep old as hidden alias for BC), or- Add a doc comment clarifying it represents tipsets, not epochs.
src/tool/subcommands/index_cmd.rs (3)
36-42: Validate inputs via Clap instead of runtime checks.Enforce one‑of and positive values at parse time.
- /// Ending tipset epoch for back-filling (inclusive) + /// Ending tipset epoch for back-filling (inclusive) #[arg(long)] to: Option<ChainEpoch>, - /// Number of tipsets for back-filling - #[arg(long, conflicts_with = "to")] - n_tipsets: Option<usize>, + /// Number of tipsets for back-filling + #[arg(long, conflicts_with = "to", value_parser = clap::value_parser!(usize).range(1..))] + n_tipsets: Option<usize>,And add a group to require one of the two:
-#[derive(Debug, Subcommand)] +#[derive(Debug, Subcommand)] pub enum IndexCommands { - Backfill { + Backfill { + #[command(group( + clap::ArgGroup::new("spec").args(&["to","n_tipsets"]).required(true) + ))]
55-63: Move the “must provide” check to Clap; keep a defensive assertion here.With the ArgGroup above, this arm should be unreachable; keep a compact assert to protect against future changes.
- let spec = match (to, n_tipsets) { + let spec = match (to, n_tipsets) { (Some(x), None) => RangeSpec::To(*x), (None, Some(x)) => RangeSpec::NumTipsets(*x), - (None, None) => { - bail!("You must provide either '--to' or '--n-tipsets'."); - } - _ => unreachable!(), // Clap ensures this case is handled + (None, None) => unreachable!("clap ArgGroup 'spec' enforces one-of"), + _ => unreachable!("clap conflicts_with enforces mutual exclusion"), }; ```<!-- review_comment_end --> --- `96-103`: **Guard inconsistent ranges when both `from` and `to` are provided.** If users pass `--from X --to Y` with Y > X, backfill will be a no‑op. Fail fast with a clear message. ```diff println!("From epoch: {}", from.unwrap_or_else(|| head_ts.epoch())); if let Some(to) = to { + if let Some(from_epoch) = *from { + anyhow::ensure!(to <= from_epoch, "--to must be <= --from"); + } else { + anyhow::ensure!(to <= head_ts.epoch(), "--to must be <= head"); + } println!("To epoch: {to}"); }
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Learning: HEAD_EPOCH references in shell scripts (like scripts/tests/calibnet_eth_mapping_check.sh) that extract data from `forest-cli info show` are unrelated to Rust metrics constants with the same name and should not be flagged when metrics cleanup is performed.
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src/blocks/tipset.rs (4)
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src/tool/subcommands/index_cmd.rs (2)
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| SNAPSHOT_EPOCH="$(ls /data/*.car.zst | tail -n 1 | grep -Eo '[0-9]+' | tail -n 1)" | ||
| # backfill the index db first | ||
| lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 300)) | ||
| lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200)) |
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Double‑check inclusive bounds (possible off‑by‑one).
If Lotus treats both --from and --to as inclusive, --to $(SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200) processes 201 tipsets, while Forest uses exactly 200 via --n-tipsets 200. Align or document intent.
Run to confirm effective count:
If inclusive, prefer:
- lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200))
+ : "${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS:=200}"
+ lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - $${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS} + 1))🏁 Script executed:
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# Count tipsets Lotus will validate between FROM and TO (inclusive) using epochs inferred from the snapshot name.
# Prints the expected count given the arithmetic and highlights the off-by-one case.
from=$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH
to=$(($SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - ${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS:-200}))
echo "from=$from to=$to expected_inclusive_count=$((from - to + 1)) expected_exclusive_count=$((from - to))"Length of output: 71
Fix inclusive bounds to process the correct number of tipsets
The current --to $(($SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200)) yields 201 tipsets due to inclusive range; adjust to add 1:
- lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200))
+ : "${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS:=200}"
+ lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH \
+ --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - $${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS} + 1))This change ensures exactly ${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS} epochs are validated.
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| lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200)) | |
| : "${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS:=200}" | |
| lotus index validate-backfill --from $$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH \ | |
| --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - $${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS} + 1)) |
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In scripts/tests/api_compare/docker-compose.yml around line 192, the backfill
range currently uses --to $(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200)) which creates an inclusive
range of 201 tipsets; change the arithmetic to add 1 to the end bound (e.g.
subtract 199 instead of 200 or add +1) so the --to value becomes
$(($$SNAPSHOT_EPOCH - 200 + 1)) and the command validates exactly the intended
number of tipsets (${API_TESTS_BACKFILL_TIPSETS}).
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This is ok. We're not at this level of precision.
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@elmattic, understood! I'll note that the slight difference in tipset count between Forest and Lotus backfill is acceptable for your use case. Thanks for the clarification.
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Timestamp: 2025-09-16T12:55:26.955Z
Learning: HEAD_EPOCH references in shell scripts (like scripts/tests/calibnet_eth_mapping_check.sh) that extract data from `forest-cli info show` are unrelated to Rust metrics constants with the same name and should not be flagged when metrics cleanup is performed.
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Learning: In src/tool/subcommands/snapshot_cmd.rs, the +1 in `last_epoch = ts.epoch() - epochs as i64 + 1` fixes an off-by-1 bug where specifying --check-stateroots=N would validate N+1 epochs instead of N epochs, causing out-of-bounds errors when the snapshot contains only N recent state roots.
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| &mut state_manager | ||
| .chain_store() | ||
| .headers_delegated_messages(ts.block_headers().iter())?, | ||
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Compilation fails when appending delegated messages
Vec::append needs a &mut Vec<T> bound to a live binding, but this call tries to take a mutable reference to the temporary returned by headers_delegated_messages, which the compiler rejects (cannot borrow temporary value as mutable). This breaks the build. Use extend (or bind the result to a let mut tmp) so the temporary is consumed instead of mut-borrowed.
- delegated_messages.append(
- &mut state_manager
- .chain_store()
- .headers_delegated_messages(ts.block_headers().iter())?,
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state_manager.chain_store().headers_delegated_messages(...), which fails because
you cannot take &mut of a temporary; replace the append usage by consuming the
temporary (e.g. call delegated_messages.extend(...) with the iterator/collection
returned by headers_delegated_messages or bind the result to a let mut tmp and
then append &mut tmp) so the temporary is moved/consumed rather than borrowed
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So this code doesn't compile? What compiler version are you using?
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@elmattic Yes, this code will not compile. The issue is on lines 344-348 where Vec::append is being called with &mut on a temporary value:The compilation error occurs because you have a reference pointing into the vector and are attempting to insert into the vector. Doing so might require that the memory of the vector be reallocated, invalidating any existing references.
In your specific case, the problem is with this pattern:
delegated_messages.append(
&mut state_manager
.chain_store()
.headers_delegated_messages(ts.block_headers().iter())?,
);The issue is that headers_delegated_messages() returns a temporary Vec, and you're trying to take &mut of that temporary value to pass to Vec::append. The Rust compiler points out this potential bug early (at compile time rather than at runtime) and shows you exactly where the problem is.
The fix is simple - use extend instead of append, which consumes the collection rather than requiring a mutable reference:
delegated_messages.extend(
state_manager
.chain_store()
.headers_delegated_messages(ts.block_headers().iter())?,
);This will compile successfully because extend takes ownership of the iterator/collection returned by headers_delegated_messages, rather than trying to borrow it mutably.
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File: src/chain_sync/metrics.rs:6-7
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@elmattic I apologize for the confusion. The sandbox environment I'm running in has limitations that prevent me from checking the exact Rust compiler version (as you can see from the /proc mount errors in the output above).
Looking at the compilation check results, it appears the code actually compiles successfully - no compilation errors were found in the output. This suggests that either:
- The Rust compiler version being used handles this pattern differently than I expected, or
- The
headers_delegated_messagesmethod returns something that allows the&mutreference to work correctly
I may have been overly cautious in flagging this as a compilation error. The code pattern at lines 344-348 does exist as I described:
delegated_messages.append(
&mut state_manager
.chain_store()
.headers_delegated_messages(ts.block_headers().iter())?,
);But if it's compiling successfully in your environment, then my concern about borrowing a temporary value was incorrect. Thank you for questioning this - it's a good reminder to verify assumptions about compilation errors rather than just flagging them theoretically.
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src/daemon/db_util.rs (1)
344-348:Vec::appendpattern compiles but preferextendfor clarity.The call to
delegated_messages.append(&mut state_manager.chain_store().headers_delegated_messages(...))may appear problematic sinceappendrequires&mut Vec<T>, but it evidently compiles in your environment. However, usingextendis more idiomatic when consuming an iterator or owned collection and avoids the visual confusion of taking&muton a temporary.Consider this diff for clarity:
- delegated_messages.append( - &mut state_manager - .chain_store() - .headers_delegated_messages(ts.block_headers().iter())?, - ); + delegated_messages.extend( + state_manager + .chain_store() + .headers_delegated_messages(ts.block_headers().iter())?, + );
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Timestamp: 2025-09-16T12:55:26.955Z
Learning: HEAD_EPOCH references in shell scripts (like scripts/tests/calibnet_eth_mapping_check.sh) that extract data from `forest-cli info show` are unrelated to Rust metrics constants with the same name and should not be flagged when metrics cleanup is performed.
Applied to files:
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chain_path(20-22)read_config(24-41)src/daemon/db_util.rs (2)
load_all_forest_cars(50-52)backfill_db(377-421)
src/daemon/db_util.rs (3)
src/blocks/tipset.rs (4)
epoch(306-308)epoch(543-545)new(242-260)new(494-511)src/chain/store/chain_store.rs (2)
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src/daemon/db_util.rs (3)
324-353: Good encapsulation of per-tipset processing logic.The
process_tshelper cleanly extracts the repeated per-tipset work (compute state, index events, collect delegated messages, store tipset key) into a single function, eliminating duplication between theToandNumTipsetsarms. The async signature and error propagation are correct.
355-367: LGTM: Clean range specification abstraction.The
RangeSpecenum clearly models the two backfill strategies (epoch range vs. tipset count), and theDisplayimplementation provides user-friendly output formatting. This aligns with the PR objective to make backfill ranges configurable.
377-421: LGTM: Refactored backfill logic correctly handles both range specifications.The function signature change to accept
RangeSpecis clean, and the match arms correctly implement:
RangeSpec::To: walks chain untilto_epoch(inclusive) usingtake_whileRangeSpec::NumTipsets: walks exactlyn_tipsetsusingtakeBoth paths delegate per-tipset work to
process_ts, then apply delegated messages and log the total. The refactor successfully achieves the PR's goal of making backfill ranges configurable.src/tool/subcommands/index_cmd.rs (6)
6-6: LGTM: Added necessary import for error handling.The
bailmacro fromanyhowis correctly imported for the validation logic below.
13-13: LGTM: Imports align with refactored backfill API.The
RangeSpecandbackfill_dbimports correctly reference the refactoreddb_utilmodule.
36-41: LGTM: Mutually exclusive flags with clear semantics.Making
tooptional and addingn_tipsetswithconflicts_with = "to"correctly enforces that users must choose one backfill strategy. The flag names and help text are clear.
55-62: LGTM: Correct derivation logic with appropriate error handling.The match exhaustively handles all cases:
- Maps
totoRangeSpec::To- Maps
n_tipsetstoRangeSpec::NumTipsets- Bails with a clear error when neither is provided
- Uses
unreachable!()for the(Some, Some)case, which Clap'sconflicts_withpreventsThe logic correctly enforces the mutual exclusivity constraint and provides good user feedback.
98-98: LGTM: User-friendly output leverages Display implementation.Printing
{spec}uses theDisplaytrait implemented forRangeSpec, providing formatted output that's consistent with the other status lines.
111-111: LGTM: Call correctly passes derived RangeSpec.The call to
backfill_dbcorrectly passes the derivedspec, aligning with the refactored signature indb_util.rs.
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harness.sh--n-tipsetsflag toforest-tool index backfillReference issue to close (if applicable)
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