fix: Bound live build output memory - #1642
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📝 Summary
WalkthroughThe build output pipeline now uses bounded buffering, session tokens, and guarded editor rendering. Output is persisted before buffering. Stale writes and asynchronous editor updates are rejected. Filtering and window restoration use bounded snapshots. ChangesBuild output pipeline
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to If restoring previously saved build output fails, live build logs may not appear and filtering may stop for that session. This bounded correctness issue should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BuildOutputFragment
participant BuildOutputViewModel
participant BuildOutputBuffer
participant Editor
BuildOutputFragment->>BuildOutputViewModel: persist output with session token
BuildOutputViewModel-->>BuildOutputFragment: return append success
BuildOutputFragment->>BuildOutputBuffer: queue current-session output
BuildOutputBuffer-->>BuildOutputFragment: provide bounded batch
BuildOutputFragment->>BuildOutputViewModel: validate session and refresh window
BuildOutputFragment->>Editor: apply current-generation content
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app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputFragment.kt (2)
79-83: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the threading invariant for these counters.
@Volatilegives visibility but not atomicity. Every update in this file uses+=, which is a read-modify-write. The code is correct only because all writes happen on the main thread (lines 138-139, 326-327, 345-346, 359-360, 388-389, 457, 487-488, 501-502, 513-514), while line 445 performs a read from a background dispatcher.That invariant is load-bearing and not visible at the declaration. Add a short comment. If a future change writes from a background dispatcher, switch to
AtomicInteger.As per coding guidelines: "Use short comments only for non-obvious reasons, workarounds, constraints, or subtle invariants."
📝 Proposed comment
+ // Written only on the main thread; `+=` is not atomic. Read from background dispatchers, + // hence `@Volatile`. `@Volatile` private var visibleEditorChars = 0 + `@Volatile` private var editorSourceChars = 0🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputFragment.kt` around lines 79 - 83, Add a short comment above visibleEditorChars and editorSourceChars documenting that all writes occur on the main thread, while background work only reads them, so their volatile read-modify-write updates remain safe. Note that any future background-thread writes must use AtomicInteger.Source: Coding guidelines
350-367: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe
launchplusjoin()is redundant and the comment is misleading.This block already runs on the main thread inside the
withContext(Dispatchers.Main)at line 335. It launches a child coroutine on the same dispatcher and then callsjob.join()at line 366, so the caller waits for it. The append is not deferred. The comment at line 351 states the opposite.The child uses
viewLifecycleOwner.lifecycleScope, but the parent at line 101 uses the same scope, so the cancellation behavior is identical. CallawaitLayoutinline.Note the equivalent branch in
flushToEditorat lines 507-519 launches without joining, so it is genuinely deferred. Align the two paths or document why they differ.♻️ Proposed simplification
} else { - // Timeout: defer append until layout is ready so content is not lost - val job = - viewLifecycleOwner.lifecycleScope.launch(Dispatchers.Main) { - editor.run { - awaitLayout(onForceVisible = { updateEmptyState(isSourceEmpty = false, isFilterActive = isFilterActive) }) - editorContentMutex.withLock { - if (isRestoreCurrent()) { - appendBatch(content) - visibleEditorChars += content.length - editorSourceChars = window.length - updateEmptyState(isSourceEmpty = false, isFilterActive = isFilterActive) - } - } - } - } - job.join() + // Layout timed out; keep waiting so the restored content is not lost. + editor.awaitLayout(onForceVisible = { updateEmptyState(isSourceEmpty = false, isFilterActive = isFilterActive) }) + editorContentMutex.withLock { + if (isRestoreCurrent()) { + editor.appendBatch(content) + visibleEditorChars += content.length + editorSourceChars = window.length + updateEmptyState(isSourceEmpty = false, isFilterActive = isFilterActive) + } + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputFragment.kt` around lines 350 - 367, In the timeout branch containing `awaitLayout`, remove the child `viewLifecycleOwner.lifecycleScope.launch(Dispatchers.Main)` and its `job.join()`, and call `awaitLayout` plus the mutex-protected append inline within the existing main-thread context. Update the misleading timeout comment to describe the actual behavior, while preserving the `isRestoreCurrent()` guard and state updates.app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputBufferTest.kt (2)
132-179: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftThese two tests re-implement the production algorithm instead of calling it.
Both tests copy the append-or-refresh decision loop from
BuildOutputFragment.flushToEditorinto the test body. They assert that the local copy behaves as expected. They do not executeBuildOutputFragment. If the fragment logic changes, these tests still pass. The only production code they cover iswouldExceedEditorWindowandfilterLines.The refresh branch in
BuildOutputFragmentis the core of this memory fix and currently has no direct test.Extract the decision into a pure function on
BuildOutputViewModel(for examplenextEditorWindow(visible, sourceChars, batch)), call it from bothflushToEditorand these tests. Then the tests bind to production behavior.Both tests also live in
BuildOutputBufferTestbut exerciseBuildOutputViewModel. Move them to aBuildOutputViewModelTestclass.As per coding guidelines: "Use unit tests for non-UI logic, cover error and edge paths, and target at least 50% line and branch coverage for new or changed non-UI code."
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputBufferTest.kt` around lines 132 - 179, Extract the append-or-refresh logic from BuildOutputFragment.flushToEditor into a pure BuildOutputViewModel function such as nextEditorWindow(visible, sourceChars, batch), preserving bounded-tail refresh behavior and source-character tracking. Update flushToEditor and both tests to call this production function directly, then move the tests from BuildOutputBufferTest into BuildOutputViewModelTest.Source: Coding guidelines
105-116: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winStrengthen this test so it verifies the
retainedCharsreset.With
maxPendingChars = 4, the input"kept"normalizes to 5 characters.BuildOutputBuffer.offerrejects it and records an omission marker, so nothing is ever retained. The test then passes without exercising theretainedChars = 0reset inclear().Use a limit that retains
"kept". Thenclear()must reset the accounting for"new"to be retained. Also assertpendingCharsafter the clear.💚 Proposed fixture change
- val buffer = BuildOutputBuffer(maxPendingChars = 4, maxBatchChars = 64) + val buffer = BuildOutputBuffer(maxPendingChars = 8, maxBatchChars = 64) buffer.offer("kept") buffer.offer("dropped") buffer.clear() + assertEquals(0, buffer.pendingChars) buffer.offer("new") assertEquals("new\n", buffer.takeBatch().text)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputBufferTest.kt` around lines 105 - 116, Update the `clear resets pending output and overflow accounting` test to use a `maxPendingChars` value that retains the normalized `"kept"` input, ensuring `clear()` exercises the retained character accounting reset. After `clear()` and offering `"new"`, assert `pendingChars` reflects only the new content and retain the existing batch text assertion.app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/BuildOutputViewModel.kt (1)
89-100: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the
isCurrentSessioncontract in the KDoc.The new parameter changes the contract of
append. Callers must know two things: the callback runs onDispatchers.IOwhile the file lock is held, and afalseresult discards the text silently without an error.The placement of the check inside
lock.withLockis correct. It closes the race againstclear(), which takes the same lock.As per coding guidelines: "Public classes, functions, and non-obvious logic must have KDoc or Javadoc documenting contracts, rationale, threading, nullability, side effects, or units."
📝 Proposed KDoc update
/** * Appends text to the session file. File I/O is performed on a background dispatcher; call from * any thread. Prefer calling before switching to Main so disk write does not block the UI. + * + * `@param` isCurrentSession Evaluated on [Dispatchers.IO] while the session-file lock is held. + * Return `false` to discard [text] without writing, for example after a new build cleared the + * session. The call then completes silently. */🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/BuildOutputViewModel.kt` around lines 89 - 100, Update the KDoc for BuildOutputViewModel.append to document that isCurrentSession executes on Dispatchers.IO while lock.withLock is held, and that returning false silently discards the text without writing or reporting an error. Preserve the existing lock placement and threading guidance.Source: Coding guidelines
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In
`@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputBuffer.kt`:
- Line 140: Update BuildOutputBuffer.omissionMarker to use singular wording when
lineCount is 1 and plural wording otherwise, preserving the existing marker
format; update the corresponding BuildOutputBufferTest expectation. Move the
marker text into strings.xml as a plurals resource and retrieve the correctly
pluralized value through the existing Android resource access pattern.
In
`@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputFragment.kt`:
- Around line 461-479: Move the `getWindowForEditor()` I/O and filtering in the
`refreshEditorWindow` branch outside `editorContentMutex`, then re-acquire the
mutex only to apply the computed `refreshedWindow` through the existing
generation check. Keep `renderFiltered` and `flushToEditor` able to proceed
while the window is read and processed, preserving the current filtering and
editor-update behavior.
- Around line 481-483: In the flushToEditor main-thread block, move
updateEmptyState(isSourceEmpty = false, isFilterActive = isFilterActive) to
after the editorGen != editorContentGeneration guard. Ensure stale flushes
return before changing the empty state, while current-generation flushes retain
the existing update.
- Around line 309-348: Gate live batch consumption on restoration completion so
restoreWindowFromViewModel finishes before processLogs consumes queued output.
Add or complete the restoreComplete synchronization signal, ensure
restoreWindowFromViewModel signals it in a finally block on every exit path, and
make processLogs await that signal before processing batches. Preserve
isRestoreCurrent() as the duplication guard rather than allowing a concurrent
batch to invalidate and discard the restored window.
- Around line 418-424: Update processLogs to handle failures independently for
each batch: wrap flushToEditor in per-iteration exception handling, rethrow
CancellationException, and catch only the non-cancellation exception types that
flushToEditor can raise. Log the failure through the fragment’s existing SLF4J
logger, or add one if absent, then continue processing subsequent batches.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/BuildOutputViewModel.kt`:
- Around line 114-121: Decouple the editor display window from the in-memory
append cache in BuildOutputViewModel: update getWindowForEditor/readTailFromFile
at lines 114-121 to decode only the required tail, and update the
cachedContentSnapshot append logic at lines 282-283 to use a separate, smaller
cache limit. Preserve tail ordering and the existing empty-content behavior.
In
`@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputBufferTest.kt`:
- Around line 22-24: Update BuildOutputBufferTest to use the configured JUnit
Jupiter and Google Truth APIs: replace the JUnit 4 assertion and test imports
with com.google.common.truth.Truth.assertThat and org.junit.jupiter.api.Test,
and adjust assertions to the Truth style.
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`@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputFragment.kt`:
- Around line 79-83: Add a short comment above visibleEditorChars and
editorSourceChars documenting that all writes occur on the main thread, while
background work only reads them, so their volatile read-modify-write updates
remain safe. Note that any future background-thread writes must use
AtomicInteger.
- Around line 350-367: In the timeout branch containing `awaitLayout`, remove
the child `viewLifecycleOwner.lifecycleScope.launch(Dispatchers.Main)` and its
`job.join()`, and call `awaitLayout` plus the mutex-protected append inline
within the existing main-thread context. Update the misleading timeout comment
to describe the actual behavior, while preserving the `isRestoreCurrent()` guard
and state updates.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/BuildOutputViewModel.kt`:
- Around line 89-100: Update the KDoc for BuildOutputViewModel.append to
document that isCurrentSession executes on Dispatchers.IO while lock.withLock is
held, and that returning false silently discards the text without writing or
reporting an error. Preserve the existing lock placement and threading guidance.
In
`@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputBufferTest.kt`:
- Around line 132-179: Extract the append-or-refresh logic from
BuildOutputFragment.flushToEditor into a pure BuildOutputViewModel function such
as nextEditorWindow(visible, sourceChars, batch), preserving bounded-tail
refresh behavior and source-character tracking. Update flushToEditor and both
tests to call this production function directly, then move the tests from
BuildOutputBufferTest into BuildOutputViewModelTest.
- Around line 105-116: Update the `clear resets pending output and overflow
accounting` test to use a `maxPendingChars` value that retains the normalized
`"kept"` input, ensuring `clear()` exercises the retained character accounting
reset. After `clear()` and offering `"new"`, assert `pendingChars` reflects only
the new content and retain the existing batch text assertion.
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| * Returns the last [WINDOW_SIZE_CHARS] characters from the session file for the editor to | ||
| * Returns the last [EDITOR_WINDOW_MAX_CHARS] characters from the session file for the editor to | ||
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| fun getWindowForEditor(): String = | ||
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Size the editor window and snapshot cache independently. EDITOR_WINDOW_MAX_CHARS is 512 Ki characters now, and readTailFromFile() decodes a full 4x byte range before taking the tail. The cache limit is tied to that same value, so each large append rebuilds a 512 Ki-character snapshot with (cachedContentSnapshot + text).takeLast(...). Decode only the needed tail or cap the in-memory append cache separately.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/BuildOutputViewModel.kt`
around lines 114 - 121, Decouple the editor display window from the in-memory
append cache in BuildOutputViewModel: update getWindowForEditor/readTailFromFile
at lines 114-121 to decode only the required tail, and update the
cachedContentSnapshot append logic at lines 282-283 to use a separate, smaller
cache limit. Preserve tail ordering and the existing empty-content behavior.
| import org.junit.Assert.assertEquals | ||
| import org.junit.Assert.assertTrue | ||
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Use JUnit Jupiter and Truth for this new test class.
gradle/libs.versions.toml defines tests-junit-jupiter and tests-google-truth, so this new test should use import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test and com.google.common.truth.Truth.assertThat instead of the JUnit 4 imports.
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Jupiter and Google Truth APIs: replace the JUnit 4 assertion and test imports
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Review of the memory-bounding change. Ten findings inline below (F01-F10), ordered high to medium; the three high ones are F01, F02 and F03.
The headline is F01: the window-refresh trigger has no hysteresis, so once the session file passes 512K chars every subsequent batch does a 2 MB disk read, a full re-filter and a setText(512K) on the main thread. Past that point the change costs more memory and more main-thread time than the Channel.UNLIMITED code it replaces, which inverts the goal of the PR. F05 and F06 are the other pair worth resolving before merge: overflow now drops output before it reaches build_output_session.txt, and it drops the newest lines rather than the oldest, so a build that produces a noisy burst and then fails loses exactly the trailing error region the user needs.
Worth saying plainly: the isCurrentSession guard (F07) fixes a real pre-existing race, and none of this is a security issue — a separate security pass over the diff found nothing at HIGH or MEDIUM, and re-priming the shareable snapshot from getWindowForEditor() narrows rather than widens what leaves the app.
One meta point (F14 in my notes, not inline since it isn't anchored to a changed line): the test suite models flushToEditor's window logic inline in BuildOutputBufferTest rather than calling the fragment, so F01-F04 are all invisible to it. The first test stops one batch short of exposing F01 — a fourth chunk would push refreshCount to 2, a fifth to 3, which is the thrash.
| buildOutputViewModel.append(text) { sessionGen == sessionGeneration } | ||
| if (sessionGen != sessionGeneration) return | ||
| val refreshEditorWindow = | ||
| BuildOutputViewModel.wouldExceedEditorWindow(editorSourceChars, text.length) |
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F01 (high): no hysteresis — past 512K, every batch triggers a full window refresh.
getWindowForEditor() -> readTailFromFile(file, 512*1024) ends in decoded.takeLast(maxChars) (BuildOutputViewModel.kt:191), so for any session file larger than the window it returns exactly 524288 chars. The refresh path then sets editorSourceChars = refreshedWindow.second = 524288 (line 488).
wouldExceedEditorWindow(524288, n) is 524288 > 524288 - n, which is true for every n >= 1. So the next batch refreshes too, and the one after that, indefinitely.
Concretely, a Gradle build emitting 2 MB of output: after the first ~512K, each ~32K batch allocates a 2 MB ByteArray plus a ~4 MB String, does a 512K takeLast, re-runs filterLines over 512K, then calls editor.setText(512K) and onContentReplaced() — which tears down the active search — on the UI thread. That is strictly worse than the code being replaced, on both memory and main-thread time.
Fix: give the trigger hysteresis, e.g. after a refresh set editorSourceChars to a value below the threshold, or only refresh every N chars. Better still, LogViewFragment.trimLinesAtStart() (LogViewFragment.kt:292-303) already trims the Sora Content in place with delete(0, 0, lastLine, getColumnCount(lastLine)) — no disk read, no setText of the whole window.
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F02 (high): one live batch makes the restore silently discard the entire window.
restoreWindowFromViewModel() and processLogs() are launched concurrently (lines 101-102). The counter snapshot at 310-311 is taken on Dispatchers.Default, before the hop to Main. Any flushToEditor that reaches lines 501-502 in between bumps both counters, so isRestoreCurrent() is false at 343 and editor.appendBatch(content) never runs.
Repro: rotate the device (or return to the tab) during an active build with ~400K of prior output. The previous content is never restored — the editor shows only the lines streamed after the rotation, until the user happens to change a filter. The pre-PR code appended content unconditionally on this path, so this loss is new.
editorContentGeneration on its own was the correct guard: it is bumped by exactly the two operations that invalidate a restore (clearOutput, and the refresh path at 486). The two char counters change on every ordinary append, which is not the same predicate.
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F03 (high): += into a counter that was never reset for this view, and onDestroyView() zeroes neither counter.
onDestroyView() (371-376) clears searchLayout/filterBar and releases the editor, but leaves visibleEditorChars/editorSourceChars holding the old view's values. On the next onViewCreated the editor is empty, yet this line adds content.length on top of the stale value — e.g. 300000 + 100000 = 400000 for an editor that actually holds 100000 chars.
editorSourceChars is likewise stale for the whole window between view creation and restore completion, and it is the input to wouldExceedEditorWindow(editorSourceChars, text.length) at 445 — so the first post-rotation batch can force (or wrongly skip) a full window refresh based on the previous view's accounting.
Both should be = here, since the editor is empty at this point, and both should be zeroed in onDestroyView().
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F04 (medium): the counters are incremented even when the append silently did nothing.
IDEEditor.appendBatch is if (isReadyToAppend) { runCatching { append(text) } } (IDEEditor.kt:342-346) — it no-ops when the editor is released, detached or zero-width, and swallows any exception from Sora's layout engine. Lines 500-502 and 512-514 add visibleText.length / text.length regardless.
Same shape at 486-488: editor?.setText(...) is null-safe, but the counters and editorContentGeneration++ are applied even when editor is null.
Once drifted, editorSourceChars over-counts and wouldExceedEditorWindow starts forcing full-window refreshes for content the editor never received — which compounds F01.
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F05 (medium): overflow discards output before it is ever written to the session file.
The 256K budget is a pending budget, but the drop happens here in offer(), upstream of buildOutputViewModel.append() (BuildOutputFragment.kt:442) — the durable, file-backed sink that the in-memory bound was supposed to make unnecessary.
processLogs() only runs while viewLifecycleOwner is alive, so output arriving before onViewCreated, or while the ViewPager2 adapter has destroyed the build-output tab's view, has no consumer at all: past 256K everything becomes an omission marker and is permanently gone from build_output_session.txt, from share/copy, and from BuildOutputProvider. Channel.UNLIMITED never lost data.
F01 makes this fire during an ordinary build too — at ~100 ms of main-thread work per refreshed batch, 256K of pending output accumulates in a second or two of noisy Gradle output.
Fix: keep the disk record complete by writing on the producer side (or from an application-scoped consumer), and let the bound govern only what the editor holds. If dropping to disk is intended, it belongs in the PR description — shared and emailed logs now gain gaps where they used to be complete.
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F06 (medium): drops the newest output and retains the oldest — the opposite of the other log buffer in this app, and the opposite of what a build log needs.
LogBuffer.append (app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/logs/LogBuffer.kt:64-66) evicts from the head: repeat(entries.size - maxEntryCount) { entries.removeFirst() }. This buffer keeps the first 256K and converts everything after it into [N build output lines omitted].
A build that dumps a large dependency-resolution or Kotlin-warning burst and then fails will retain the burst and replace the trailing compiler error, stack trace and BUILD FAILED region with the marker — the user keeps the part they don't need and loses the part they opened the panel for.
Evict from the head instead, coalescing the omission marker at the front, matching LogBuffer.
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F07 (medium): the session-invalidation fix is a caller-supplied predicate rather than a token the ViewModel owns.
To be clear up front, the guard itself is a real fix: the pre-PR code checked the generation only before the suspending append(), so a stale batch could re-create the deleted file and repopulate cachedContentSnapshot. Re-checking inside the lock closes that. The objection is only to where it lives.
isCurrentSession: () -> Boolean = { true } makes correctness depend on every caller remembering to pass the closure — the default silently restores the old racy behaviour — and on that closure reading BuildOutputFragment.sessionGeneration, a private @Volatile in a different class, from inside this ViewModel's ReentrantLock.
The ViewModel already owns the session, since clear() is what deletes the file. So the generation belongs here: clear() bumps it, append(text, token) compares against its own field. As written, a future second caller of append() gets the unguarded default and can resurrect a cleared session file — and with no BuildOutputViewModel instance test in the repo, the invariant is currently untestable without the fragment.
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F08 (medium): fitEditorWindow() can never truncate at any of its three call sites.
All three calls (BuildOutputFragment.kt:132, 301, 466) are fitEditorWindow(filterLines(window, ...)), where window = getWindowForEditor() is already capped at EDITOR_WINDOW_MAX_CHARS by readTailFromFile's takeLast(maxChars). filterLines only ever shrinks its input — it drops non-matching lines and strips prefixes.
The one case where it grows is +1 char, when the input lacks a trailing newline. In exactly that case this helper silently chops the first character off the oldest line.
So it is dead defensive code that makes the bound look enforced while the real enforcement lives entirely in readTailFromFile. Either drop it, or make it the single enforcement point and stop depending on the tail read's cap.
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F09 (medium): user-visible English string hardcoded in code, and ungrammatical at a count of 1.
[$lineCount build output lines omitted] renders as [1 build output lines omitted], and stays English in all 12 localized values-* dirs that translate the other ~1200 strings in resources/src/main/res/values/strings.xml (msg_no_filter_matches at line 689 is the neighbouring case). It needs a <plurals> resource.
One wrinkle: the marker is also written into the session file via buildOutputViewModel.append(), so it leaks into shared/copied build output and into BuildOutputProvider.getBuildOutputContent(). That argues for keeping the on-disk form a stable, non-localized marker and localizing only what the editor renders.
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F10 (medium): offer() runs on the main thread, and this scan is wasted on the common path.
Every build line reaches appendOutput on the UI thread: GradleBuildService.wrap -> runOnUiThread (common/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/tasks/TaskExecutor.kt:115) -> EditorBuildEventListener.onOutput -> ProjectHandlerActivity.appendBuildOutput -> EditorBottomSheet.appendBuildOut -> BuildOutputFragment.appendOutput. So offer() is always on the UI thread.
This line scans the whole string with text.count { it == '\n' }, and line 90 allocates "$text\n" — both inside synchronized(lock). The removed code did the equivalent (ensureNewline inside drainTo) on Dispatchers.Default.
lineCount is only consumed on the overflow branch, so on the common path the scan is pure waste. Compute it lazily inside the if at 74.
F01: the window refresh had no hysteresis, so once the session file passed the threshold every subsequent batch did a full disk read, re-filter and setText. The source-char counter is now reset to a base value after each refresh instead of being left parked at the threshold. F05/F06: overflow dropped the newest input and could strand an oversized one entirely. Eviction now removes the oldest pending output first and retains the newest tail, and the omission marker is folded into a single leading entry that tracks both line and character counts. F07: session invalidation is owned by the ViewModel as a token (currentSessionToken / isCurrentSession) rather than a caller-supplied predicate, so a stale writer cannot outlive clear(). F08: fitEditorWindow could never truncate at any of its three call sites, since every caller passed an already-filtered window. Removed. F09: the omission marker pluralizes rather than rendering "1 build output lines omitted". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TeuFQUkLJAMt4KTLvSF7hh
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Thanks for the depth here — F01 was the right thing to lead with. All ten are addressed in b258106. F01. You're right that without hysteresis the change inverts its own goal past 512K. The source-char counter is now reset to a base value after each refresh ( F02. F03. F04. F05/F06. Overflow now evicts the oldest pending output and retains the newest tail, so an oversized input is truncated rather than stranded, and the omission marker is one leading entry carrying both line and char counts (saturating, so it can't wrap). F07. The session token is ViewModel-owned — F08. Deleted. You were right that all three call sites pre-filtered, so it could never truncate. F09. Pluralized. F10. The full One caveat: the omission marker string is still hardcoded English. Happy to route it through the string resources if you'd prefer that before merge. |
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@mvanhorn Thanks — I re-read all three production files at b258106, not just the commit message. F01 through F08 and F10 are genuinely fixed, and a few go further than I asked: the refresh path now reads getCachedContentSnapshot() instead of getWindowForEditor(), so the 2 MB ByteArray read per refresh is gone entirely, and newline normalization moved off the UI thread into appendOutput. The hysteresis test is a real regression test — with the old editorSourceChars = window.length it would count 6 refreshes instead of 2.
F09 is the one still open. I've left an inline note asking for the strings.xml move; it is cheaper now than when I filed it, because your F05 fix means the marker never reaches disk.
Two new inline comments: F15 (high) and F16 (low), both introduced by this commit.
CodeRabbit reached F15 independently. Its one actionable comment on this push is on the same two lines (96-97) with the same remedy — catch and log non-cancellation failures from restoreWindowFromViewModel(), rethrow CancellationException, then continue into processLogs(). Its merge-risk note says the same thing in prose: "If restoring previously saved build output fails, live build logs may not appear and filtering may stop for that session." Two independent readers landing on one defect is worth weighting.
Merge conflicts — please rebase, and expect this one to be semantic
The PR is CONFLICTING / DIRTY against stage. Both conflicting files are yours:
app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/fragments/output/BuildOutputFragment.ktapp/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/viewmodel/BuildOutputViewModel.kt
One commit causes it: #1763, ADFA-5307 2c05884a8 ("Return real build log from getBuildOutput"), merged after you branched. It rewrote the same write path, so a textual rebase will compile and still be wrong. Four things to reconcile:
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Double write.
EditorBottomSheet.appendBuildOutonstagenow calls bothbuildOutputViewModel.appendAsync(str)andpagerAdapter.buildOutputFragment?.appendOutput(str). Your F05 fix madeappendOutputwrite to the session file too. Rebased as-is, every build line is written tobuild_output_session.txttwice. -
Duplicate F07 fix.
stagealready added a ViewModel-ownedsessionGeneration, bumped byclear(), plusappendForSession(text, generation)that checks it inside the file lock — the same fix as yourcurrentSessionToken/isCurrentSession. Keep one; theirs is already the merged one. -
appendMutexno longer orders the disk write.snapshotEditorWindow()comments that "the snapshot already contains everything persisted before this boundary." That holds only while this fragment owns the write. Onstage, writes go through aChannel.UNLIMITEDand aviewModelScopewriter coroutine, so they are not ordered by your mutex, and the invariant that makesoutputBuffer.clear()safe there breaks. -
Renames underneath your new constants.
stagedeleted the instancereadTailFromFile, moved it to the companion next to a newtailFromLineStart, and renamed the window constant toWINDOW_SIZE_CHARS. YourEDITOR_WINDOW_MAX_CHARS,EDITOR_WINDOW_REFRESH_CHARSandeditorSourceCharsAfterRefresh()need to be rehomed against those.
Item 1 is the one that changes behaviour silently, so it's worth a check after the rebase rather than a read.
Nothing here is a blocker on the work you did — the ten findings are answered. Happy to re-review once the rebase and F09 are in.
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F15 (high, new in b258106): a failed restore now takes live streaming with it.
Before this commit restoreWindowFromViewModel() and processLogs() were sibling launches, so either could fail without touching the other. They are now sequential in one coroutine, so processLogs() starts only if the restore returns normally. Two ways it doesn't:
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Restore throws. Anything inside it —
snapshotEditorWindow()'s IO read,filterLines,editor.setText("")at line 315 — kills thislaunch, andprocessLogs()is never reached. The session file and the 256K bound stay healthy; the panel simply stops updating for the life of this view, and a filter change is the only thing that repaints it. -
Layout never completes. The timeout branch at line 342 re-awaits
awaitLayout()with no timeout. If the editor never gets a width — build-output tab never selected in the pager — that suspension never resumes, andprocessLogs()never starts.
CodeRabbit's single actionable comment on this push is on these same two lines, with the same remedy, so this isn't just my reading.
Fix either way: restore the two sibling launches, or wrap the restore in the same shape you already applied to the batch loop at lines 433-437 — rethrow CancellationException, log everything else, then fall through to processLogs().
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F16 (low, new in b258106): the refresh decision reads editorSourceChars off Main and outside the mutex.
flushToEditor runs on Dispatchers.Default (line 97, line 424). This line reads editorSourceChars there, but every write to it happens on Main inside editorContentMutex (lines 500, 506, 516, plus renderFiltered at 135 and restore at 336). @Volatile prevents tearing, not staleness — the value can change between this read and the lock at line 488, so a batch can refresh a window that was just refreshed, or skip a refresh it needed.
Low severity, and I want to say why rather than just flag it: processLogs() is a single consumer, so flushes don't race each other, and the 128K hysteresis band your F01 fix introduced absorbs a batch or two of drift. The only real racers are renderFiltered and clearOutput, both of which bump editorContentGeneration and so already drop the batch at line 490.
Recording it so the next reader doesn't have to re-derive that it's benign. If you want it airtight, move the wouldExceedEditorWindow read inside the editorContentMutex block — though that means computing the refreshed window under the lock, which is the trade you were avoiding.
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F09 follow-up — could you move this string to strings.xml before merge?
The pluralization fixes "1 build output lines omitted", thanks. The localization half is still open, and it is cheaper to close now than when I filed it: because appendOutput persists to the session file before offering to the buffer (BuildOutputFragment.kt:398-403), the marker no longer reaches build_output_session.txt, share/copy, or BuildOutputProvider. It is editor-only text now, so there is no stable on-disk form to protect and the whole string can be localized.
Home for it: resources/src/main/res/values/strings.xml, next to msg_no_filter_matches (line 689).
One thing to know before you pick a form: this repo currently has no <plurals> resource and no getQuantityString call anywhere. So a <plurals name="msg_build_output_lines_omitted"> is the correct Android mechanism and I'd take it, but it would be the first, and it lands in 12 values-* dirs. If you'd rather not be the one to introduce that, a plain <string> with a %1$d placeholder and your existing singular/plural branch kept in code is fine by me — the point of the finding is that the text stops being a Kotlin literal, not which resource type carries it.
Two ways to keep BuildOutputBuffer free of a Context and unit-testable — your call:
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formatOmission: (Long) -> String, defaulted to the current literal for tests; the fragment passes the resolved-string lambda. - Add
omittedLines: LongtoBatchand format on Main influshToEditor. AnOmissionis only ever added withaddFirstand there is at most one, so when a batch contains a marker it is always at index 0 ofbatch.text— prepending in the fragment preserves order.
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Large-project builds can make the editor UI stutter, freeze, and eventually restart with an
OutOfMemoryError; the reporter reproduced it with Xed-Editor while the default Compose template remained stable. The latest stack trace anchors the allocation failure inBuildOutputFragment.processLogs, where an unlimited channel is drained into an unboundedStringBuilder. AlthoughBuildOutputViewModelnow stores output in a file and limits restored/cached content to a 512 KiB tail, the live editor still appends every processed line for the duration of a build. The fix must bound both pending batches and the live editor document without changing the build-service-to-fragment call path.Summary
Introduce a small production-consumed
BuildOutputBufferthat accepts the fragment's incoming strings, emits size-limited batches in order, and enforces a fixed pending-output budget; when a producer burst exceeds that budget, coalesce the dropped count into one explicit omission marker rather than retaining an unlimited backlog. UpdateBuildOutputFragmentto consume those bounded batches, keep the existing session-generation checks, and replace the live editor content with the filtered tail fromBuildOutputViewModelwhenever appending would exceed the editor window instead of allowing the Sora document to grow for the whole build. Move the editor-window limit into an internalBuildOutputViewModelcontract used by both file-tail reads and the fragment so restore and live-stream behavior cannot diverge.Test plan
Fixes #1367