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feat(analysis): a run that can be cancelled takes no work cap (#1291 step 2) - #1418
Part of #1291 (step 2, caps scaled to the machine).
Why
Viewshed, IDW, Kriging, Kernel Density and Deep Learning refuse a run past a second or two of work on one thread (more on more threads, #1376). The caps were there because nothing could stop a long run. Since #1311, #1404, #1412 and #1416, a run from the Tools or Analysis pane goes on its own thread with progress and Cancel, so for those runs the cap only gets in the way: the user can watch the progress and stop it.
What
Control::stoppable() (crates/analysis/src/control.rs): a control for a run someone can stop while it goes. control::uncapped() says whether the current run has one; parallel::work_cap returns no cap for it. Never in the browser.
Who gets one: the desktop's background runners (analysispane.rsstart, panes.rsstart_tool_run) and rustgis-cli run (Session::long_runs: gp::run_tool, workflows::made_or_ran, dl.train), which Ctrl-C stops. Scripts, models in the app, the assistant, MCP, Python and the web app keep today's caps; their refusals now say where the work isn't capped.
Deep Learning: from the pane, training fits every sampled pixel for every epoch asked, and Classify takes any model on any raster. Elsewhere it keeps its cut.
Cancel within a row: without a cap one row can take long, so IDW, Kriging, Viewshed and the classifier look at the cancel flag every few milliseconds of work within a row (control::Pace), and training does every mini-batch. Kernel Density already did.
Docs: the analysis guide's limits paragraph and the Deep Learning section.
Tests
IDW, Kriging, Kernel Density and the classifier: a run past the cap is refused under a plain control, and passes the cap under a stoppable one (cancelled before it starts, it stops with the cancel error).
control: only a stoppable run is uncapped; Pace sees a cancel after its work.
Not covered by a test: that the runners above choose a stoppable control. Exercising it means an uncapped run past the cap, which takes seconds.
Notes
A task or model recorded from a pane run keeps the caps when it runs again in the app, so a step the pane took on can be refused there (with the hint), and a model trained again can differ. The guide says so.
Capped training fitting a share of the sampled pixels isn't reported (it predates this change); a follow-up could add a notice.
rustgis-cli has no Ctrl-C handler: stopping it ends the process, so a --save in the same call doesn't happen.
Desktop geoprocessing pane runs—including Viewshed, IDW Interpolation, Kriging, Kernel Density, and Deep Learning—can be cancelled during processing, including within long-running work.
Terminal-interactive rustgis-cli run executions can perform uncapped work and be stopped with Ctrl-C. Programmatic CLI runs retain work limits.
Desktop Deep Learning training uses all sampled pixels for requested epochs, subject to the existing epoch limit, and can be cancelled.
Documentation
Clarified which execution routes support cancellation and uncapped work, and which work and memory limits remain in effect.
…os#1291 step 2)
Viewshed, IDW, Kriging, Kernel Density and Deep Learning refused runs past
a second or two of work because nothing could stop them. Run from the Tools
or Analysis pane they now go on a thread with progress and Cancel, so a
stoppable Control (the panes' runners, and rustgis-cli run, which Ctrl-C
stops) lifts those caps. Scripts, models, the assistant, Python and the web
app keep them; refusals there say where the work isn't capped.
Without a cap one row can take long, so IDW, Kriging, Viewshed and the
classifier look at the cancel flag within a row (control::Pace), and
training looks at it every mini-batch. Memory caps and default cell sizes
are unchanged.
Native stoppable runs can exceed existing work caps while checking for cancellation. Selected desktop pane and CLI paths use stoppable controls. Analysis operations add paced cancellation checks. Other execution contexts retain work limits.
Changes: Analysis cancellation and uncapped work
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Summary
Stoppable controls and work policy crates/analysis/src/control.rs, crates/analysis/src/parallel.rs
Control::stoppable() marks native runs as stoppable. uncapped() and work_cap identify uncapped runs, and Pace checks cancellation after a work threshold.
Raster, density, and Kriging cancellation crates/analysis/src/density.rs, crates/analysis/src/kriging.rs, crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs
Density, Kriging, Viewshed, and IDW retain work-cap errors with an uncapped hint. Their workers add paced cancellation checks, and tests cover cancellation behavior.
Deep Learning training and classification crates/analysis/src/neural.rs
Stoppable runs use uncapped training work and skip classification’s work rejection. Training checks between batches, and classification checks cancellation within rows.
Stoppable execution routes and run limits crates/engine/src/cmd/*, crates/engine/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/panes.rs, apps/rustgis-cli/src/main.rs, docs/user-guide/analysis.md
Selected engine commands, desktop pane jobs, and terminal-interactive CLI runs use stoppable controls. The guide distinguishes these paths from runs that retain work limits.
sequenceDiagram
participant DesktopPane
participant Control
participant AnalysisOperation
participant WorkCap
participant Pace
DesktopPane->>Control: Create stoppable control
Control-->>DesktopPane: Return stoppable control
DesktopPane->>AnalysisOperation: Run analysis with control
AnalysisOperation->>WorkCap: Check uncapped status
WorkCap-->>AnalysisOperation: Return uncapped work limit
loop Work reaches Pace threshold
AnalysisOperation->>Pace: Check cancellation
Pace-->>AnalysisOperation: Return cancellation status
end
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1291: The issue covers cancellation and work-cap requirements for long analysis runs; this change adds stoppable controls and uncapped work to selected paths.
opengeos/RustGIS#1252: The issue covers multicore analysis tools that include IDW, Kriging, Viewshed, Kernel Density, and Deep Learning classification; this change updates these analysis paths.
opengeos/RustGIS#1227: The issue concerns IDW refusal at the fixed work cap; this change allows uncapped IDW work in stoppable runs.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1311: This change extends the Control and cancellation-aware parallel APIs introduced by that PR.
opengeos/RustGIS#1404: This change updates made_or_ran and related desktop runners to use stoppable controls alongside the background raster workflows introduced there.
opengeos/RustGIS#1412: This change makes stoppable Deep Learning runs uncapped and adds more frequent cancellation checks to the background workflows introduced there.
The change is mergeable with awareness that large individual computations can delay Cancel, and terminal-attached automation can lose work-cap protection. The remaining test suggestion is optional.
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A rabbit taps the cancel key, While raster rows run steadily. Work caps lift when controls say go, Pace checks mark the stopping flow. The bunny hops as tasks conclude, And leaves the tools in calm repose.
Timeout-bound CLI callers now run uncapped (medium confidence, ~0.6).rustgis-cli run sets Session::long_runs. Its own comment says an assistant or MCP client waits on it with a timeout, and that such runs get the app's bounds. This PR makes every long_runs run uncapped. A timed-out caller now gets a killed process and lost unsaved --cmd results, not a refusal. Inline comment posted on crates/engine/src/cmd/gp.rs:1014.
Security
None found. Input is still bounded by the memory caps, and the new uncapped paths are only reachable through Control::stoppable().
Performance
None found. Pace::stop adds one add and a compare per cell or pixel and reads the cancel flag about every 4M units.
Quality
The refusal hint reaches every caller (low-medium confidence, ~0.4).UNCAPPED_HINT goes into refusals for assistant, MCP, Python and script callers, who the PR says keep their caps. It sends them to rustgis-cli run, which is uncapped, and to a pane they can't reach. "Can be cancelled" is also wrong for the CLI, which has no Ctrl-C handler. Inline comment posted on crates/analysis/src/parallel.rs:73.
Nits, left out of the release quality pass: the Session::long_runs doc comment in crates/engine/src/lib.rs:571 runs past 100 columns; the PACE_WORK doc says "a few milliseconds" without a measurement.
AGENTS.md
Checked and fine: no unwrap/expect/panic in the non-test code, the wasm path via cfg!, layering (analysis only), tests for both the refused and accepted cases, and the docs match the code. neural::train returns Ok with a partial model on cancel, but that predates this PR and run_under turns it into Err on every stoppable path.
I could not compile or run the tests here. I verified cancellation propagation by reading the row drivers: for_each_row ends with control::check(), and each caller propagates it with ?.
Already raised: none. prior-reviews.json was empty, so I left nothing alone.
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Minor · Check cancellation in the held-back accuracy loop. · neural.rs:293-297
crates/analysis/src/neural.rs:293-297 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Check cancellation in the held-back accuracy loop.
After the training loop stops on cancel, train still runs the held-back accuracy pass with no cancellation check. With 64 classes, 4000 samples per class, and four hidden layers of 256 units, this pass can take several seconds before the cancelled result returns.
Suggested fix
- let correct = test.iter().filter(|&&i| samples.get(i).is_some_and(|(x, c)| model.predict(x).0 == *c)).count();+ let mut correct = 0usize;+ for &i in &test {+ if crate::control::cancelled() {+ return Err(crate::control::CANCELLED.into());+ }+ if samples.get(i).is_some_and(|(x, c)| model.predict(x).0 == *c) {+ correct += 1;+ }+ }
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/neural.rs around lines 293 - 297:
Update the held-back accuracy pass in train to check crate::control::cancelled()
during iteration and return the existing cancellation error promptly. Preserve
the current accuracy calculation by counting correct predictions for each test
sample.
Minor · Check cancellation inside the Kriging point scan for large inputs. · kriging.rs:369-372
crates/analysis/src/kriging.rs:369-372 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Check cancellation inside the Kriging point scan for large inputs.
Kriging checks Cancel once per cell, before it scans every input point. With very large point sets, a cancelled run can keep one worker busy for the full scan and neighbour selection of the current cell before it stops.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/kriging.rs around lines 369 - 372:
Update the Kriging point-scan loop to check cancellation periodically while
iterating over input points, rather than only before scanning a cell. Keep the
existing cancellation behavior and ensure a cancelled run exits the scan and
avoids continuing neighbor selection for that cell.
Minor · Check cancellation inside the point scan of each IDW cell. · rasterops.rs:577-581
crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs:577-581 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Check cancellation inside the point scan of each IDW cell.
An uncapped stoppable run checks Cancel only before each cell. Each cell scans every input point, so one cell over millions of points can run for a noticeable time after Cancel. The scan has no check of its own.
Possible approach
Call pace.stop(...) inside the point loop of the cell closure, and return early when it reports a stop. Confirm that the row and thread paths in parallel::for_each_row leave the output in a valid state for a cancelled run before you add this.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs around lines 577 - 581:
Add periodic cancellation checks inside each IDW cell’s point scan; a check only
before processing the cell cannot stop a long scan promptly. Before changing the
early-return path, verify that cancellation through parallel::for_each_row
leaves the output valid, and preserve its row and thread safety.
Add a classifier test that cancels during row processing.
The new test cancels the control before classify_on starts. for_each_row returns CANCELLED at its first row check, so the pace.stop check inside the row loop never runs. Removing that check would leave this test passing. Add a test that cancels after row 0 has started.
Test scope
This finding covers only the classifier test gap. The Pace mechanism itself has a unit test in control.rs, and for_each_row has a mid-run cancellation test. No test checks that classify_on calls pace.stop.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/neural.rs around lines 503 - 506:
Add a classifier test near the existing cancellation test that triggers
cancellation after row 0 processing begins, then verify classify_on returns the
expected cancellation result. Ensure the test would fail if the pace.stop check
in classify_on’s row loop were removed; do not rely on cancelling the control
before classification starts.
Add a test that cancels an IDW run after its first row starts.
The added IDW case at rasterops.rs:1558-1561 cancels the run before any row is made. With one thread, for_each_row checks for cancellation before it calls the row closure, so the test returns CANCELLED without reaching the per-cell pace.stop at rasterops.rs:579. Removing that check would leave the test passing. No test in rasterops.rs cancels a run during row work. A regression that stops checking within a wide IDW row would not be detected.
Test sketch
Start a stoppable run with a wide row. Cancel it from another thread after row work has begun. Assert that the result is CANCELLED, and that the run stops before it finishes all cells.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs around lines 1558 - 1561:
Add an IDW cancellation test around idw_on that starts a wide row and
coordinates cancellation only after row work has begun, using an established
synchronization mechanism rather than cancelling before the call. Assert the
result is CANCELLED and that processing stops before all cells are completed, so
the test exercises the per-cell pace.stop check rather than only for_each_row’s
pre-row cancellation check.
Add a Kriging test that cancels while a row is running.
The only Kriging cancellation test sets the cancel flag before the run starts. The per-row check returns first, so the per-cell pace.stop call is never reached. Removing that call would leave every Kriging test passing. Add a test that sets cancellation during a single long row, using a grid wide enough that one row exceeds PACE_WORK.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/kriging.rs around lines 414 - 417:
Add a Kriging cancellation test alongside the existing `kriging_on` test that
sets cancellation while a row is running, using a grid wide enough for one row
to exceed `PACE_WORK`. Ensure the test reaches the per-cell `pace.stop` check
during that row and verifies cancellation is returned.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/parallel.rs:
- Line 67: Update accumulate_density to check for cancellation periodically
within its column loop, using the existing control::Pace mechanism or an
equivalent established approach, so a long window responds before the next point
begins. Preserve the current density accumulation behavior and uncapped-run
handling.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/kriging.rs:
- Around line 369-372: Update the Kriging point-scan loop to check cancellation
periodically while iterating over input points, rather than only before scanning
a cell. Keep the existing cancellation behavior and ensure a cancelled run exits
the scan and avoids continuing neighbor selection for that cell.
Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/neural.rs:
- Around line 293-297: Update the held-back accuracy pass in train to check
crate::control::cancelled() during iteration and return the existing
cancellation error promptly. Preserve the current accuracy calculation by
counting correct predictions for each test sample.
Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs:
- Around line 577-581: Add periodic cancellation checks inside each IDW cell’s
point scan; a check only before processing the cell cannot stop a long scan
promptly. Before changing the early-return path, verify that cancellation
through parallel::for_each_row leaves the output valid, and preserve its row and
thread safety.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/kriging.rs:
- Around line 414-417: Add a Kriging cancellation test alongside the existing
`kriging_on` test that sets cancellation while a row is running, using a grid
wide enough for one row to exceed `PACE_WORK`. Ensure the test reaches the
per-cell `pace.stop` check during that row and verifies cancellation is
returned.
Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/neural.rs:
- Around line 503-506: Add a classifier test near the existing cancellation test
that triggers cancellation after row 0 processing begins, then verify
classify_on returns the expected cancellation result. Ensure the test would fail
if the pace.stop check in classify_on’s row loop were removed; do not rely on
cancelling the control before classification starts.
Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs:
- Around line 1558-1561: Add an IDW cancellation test around idw_on that starts
a wide row and coordinates cancellation only after row work has begun, using an
established synchronization mechanism rather than cancelling before the call.
Assert the result is CANCELLED and that processing stops before all cells are
completed, so the test exercises the per-cell pace.stop check rather than only
for_each_row’s pre-row cancellation check.
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Held-back accuracy loop after a cancel (neural.rs): fixed in 88795f9. train returns the cancel error right after the epochs loop, before the accuracy pass, so a cancelled training stops without that pass.
Cancel inside one IDW or Kriging cell's point scan: not changing it. One cell scans every point once (a distance each, a few ns), so even tens of millions of points keep a cell well under a second; the Pace check per cell already bounds a row. Points that many would hit the memory caps on loading first.
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The terminal check doesn't separate a person from a program with a pseudo-terminal (medium-low confidence).is_terminal() on stdin and stderr is true for any caller that runs the CLI under a pty: script, tmux or screen panes, IDE and CI terminal runners, and some agent shells. Such a caller can wait with a timeout, and it now gets no refusal past the caps, so a timed-out call is killed with its --save lost. This is the timeout case the earlier thread raised, narrowed but not gone. Options: an explicit opt-in flag on run (for example --stoppable) that a person types, with the TTY check kept only for the default, or a note in the guide that a pty-attached caller is uncapped too.
No new correctness bugs found. Cancellation is reported as an error, not a partial result: for_each_row ends in control::check(), accumulate_density ends in check(), and neural training now runs check()? before returning a model. The earlier accumulate_density and CLI-timeout concerns are fixed in 88795f9. Confidence: high.
Security
None found.
Performance
No new issues. The Pace checks are every 4M work units, so cancel latency stays in the milliseconds. Confidence: medium-high.
Quality
Nit: the docs (docs/user-guide/analysis.md, Deep Learning paragraph) say training runs "for all the epochs asked", but MAX_EPOCHS (500) still clamps the count. Say "up to 500". Confidence: high.
Nit: the new s.stoppable branches in gp::run_tool, workflows::made_or_ran and deeplearning::train have no test. The PR body already says so. Confidence: high.
Nit: the Control::stoppable doc says "with a Cancel button or Ctrl-C". For rustgis-cli, Ctrl-C kills the process and sets no cancel flag. Confidence: medium.
AGENTS.md
No violations found in the changed code. There are no non-test unwrap/expect, the wasm gating (Control::stoppable, UNCAPPED_HINT) is in place, and the refusals go through Err strings. Confidence: high.
New concern (inline comment posted)
apps/rustgis-cli/src/main.rs:856: the stdin/stderr TTY test does not separate a person from a program running under a pty, so a timeout-bound caller in a pty gets no refusal. Confidence: medium-low.
Already raised, left alone (2)
UNCAPPED_HINT appended to assistant, MCP, Python and script refusals, pointing them at the pane and the CLI (crates/analysis/src/parallel.rs:73). The author has not replied to it and the code is unchanged.
The long_runs-driven uncapped path (crates/engine/src/cmd/gp.rs:1014). The author fixed it in 88795f9, so I did not repost it. The pty residue is the new inline comment above.
Verified against prior threads
The accumulate_density cancel-latency thread is answered and the fix is present (density.rsPace per row).
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Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base e0fccf0 to PR head 88795f9).
Cover the within-window cancellation check in accumulate_density.
No test in crates/analysis/src/density.rs observes cancellation at the pace.stop check at line 237. The two cancellation tests cancel before the run starts, so the strip closure does not reach the check. The other density tests run uncancelled. In those tests the check runs and returns false.
Removing the check leaves every density test passing. The final control::check() in accumulate_density returns CANCELLED for any cancelled run, whether or not the window check fired. A test that cancels during a wide-window point and asserts only CANCELLED also passes without the check.
Detecting the removal needs an observable that differs between an early exit inside the window and a completed window. The inspected code does not provide one.
Optional refactor
This is optional coverage for behavior that already works. Without the check, a cancelled run can take longer to stop when one point's window is wide.
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Review comment at @crates/analysis/src/density.rs around lines 235 - 239:
There is no test that detects whether `pace.stop` exits early inside a wide
window in `accumulate_density`; asserting only `CANCELLED` cannot distinguish
that from the final cancellation check. Establish a safe observable for whether
the window finishes, then add a test that cancels during a wide-window point and
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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/density.rs:
- Around line 235-239: There is no test that detects whether `pace.stop` exits
early inside a wide window in `accumulate_density`; asserting only `CANCELLED`
cannot distinguish that from the final cancellation check. Establish a safe
observable for whether the window finishes, then add a test that cancels during
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crates/analysis/src/density.rs
crates/analysis/src/neural.rs
crates/analysis/src/parallel.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/deeplearning.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/gp.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs
crates/engine/src/lib.rs
docs/user-guide/analysis.md
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Held-back accuracy: Confirmed in crates/analysis/src/neural.rs, Line 379. crate::control::check()? runs after the epochs loop and before the accuracy pass. This addresses cancellation detected during training.
IDW and Kriging point scans: Understood. I accept leaving the per-cell Pace checks unchanged and will not insist on inner-scan checks. I have not independently verified the timing or memory-cap estimates.
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Repo: opengeos/RustGIS PR: 1215
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Timestamp: 2026-11-01T17:51:35.449Z
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Part of #1291 (step 2, caps scaled to the machine).
Why
Viewshed, IDW, Kriging, Kernel Density and Deep Learning refuse a run past a second or two of work on one thread (more on more threads, #1376). The caps were there because nothing could stop a long run. Since #1311, #1404, #1412 and #1416, a run from the Tools or Analysis pane goes on its own thread with progress and Cancel, so for those runs the cap only gets in the way: the user can watch the progress and stop it.
What
Control::stoppable()(crates/analysis/src/control.rs): a control for a run someone can stop while it goes.control::uncapped()says whether the current run has one;parallel::work_capreturns no cap for it. Never in the browser.analysispane.rsstart,panes.rsstart_tool_run) andrustgis-cli run(Session::long_runs:gp::run_tool,workflows::made_or_ran,dl.train), which Ctrl-C stops. Scripts, models in the app, the assistant, MCP, Python and the web app keep today's caps; their refusals now say where the work isn't capped.control::Pace), and training does every mini-batch. Kernel Density already did.Tests
control: only a stoppable run is uncapped;Pacesees a cancel after its work.Not covered by a test: that the runners above choose a stoppable control. Exercising it means an uncapped run past the cap, which takes seconds.
Notes
rustgis-clihas no Ctrl-C handler: stopping it ends the process, so a--savein the same call doesn't happen.cargo xtask cisteps passed locally (fmt, clippy, tests, layers, wasm build).Summary by CodeRabbit
rustgis-cli runexecutions can perform uncapped work and be stopped with Ctrl-C. Programmatic CLI runs retain work limits.