fix: adb slot reuse - #103
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Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to In-place slot reuse can overwrite a live account before the persistence transaction commits; if the batch fails, the index and stored account bytes may diverge, and concurrent readers may observe partial data. This high-impact storage-integrity risk should be fixed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@accountsdb/src/store/mod.rs`:
- Around line 234-240: Update the batch apply/rollback flow around the
reused-image serialization and rollback handling in the store implementation to
snapshot the full existing owned span, including headers, before overwriting it.
On any later apply failure or transaction commit failure, restore that snapshot
and the prior owner/index mapping before returning the error; preserve the
current behavior for newly allocated images.
In `@accountsdb/src/tests.rs`:
- Around line 792-797: Update the comment above the cursor-growth assertion to
accurately describe the four growth allocations and their cumulative span
growth, rather than claiming four 64 KiB pages or exact-fit reuse. Keep the
assertion and its diagnostic message unchanged, and ensure nearby Rust
documentation/comments remain factually consistent with the allocation behavior.
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What changed
PersistedStore::insertnow checks the live slot before allocating: a payload that still fits the existing span is serialized in place (owner updated in the index, no cursor movement), and a growing payload allocates a page-aligned slack span (32 KiB image granularity viaOwnedAccount::units_at_least) instead of an exact-fit copy, so incremental resizes keep reusing the same span.OwnedAccount::serializeaccepts buffers larger than the exact layout and derives the image allocation from the buffer, and the rollback comment now covers in-place owned reuse.Closes #100
Impact
Storage no longer grows by a full account copy per write for hot, incrementally growing accounts (the sealed-bid 41k-bidder drain goes from gigabytes of appended copies to a handful of slack spans). No API or format change: images written with slack remain valid borrowed images, and existing ledgers load unchanged.
Reviewer notes
The unsafe block in
insertreuses the live offset; its safety rests onBorrowedAccount::spanreturning the true span of the live image and onserializetoleratingbuf.len() >= units().test_same_slot_reuse_when_size_matchesandtest_incremental_growth_reuses_slack_spanpin both behaviors. The even-image-space debug assertion inserializeguards the halved-allocation arithmetic.