A protected static mark let any subclass mark another store's or cache's
entry. The instance form throws ArgumentException unless the entry is the
one this store holds in its own Entries at that key. Both library stores
already mark only their own entries, so their calls are unchanged.
Finding cultlib-gaps:finding:cut-expect-persisted-schema.s2.markwritten-unscoped.
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The directory store's write of a generation marks each page it wrote once the
manifest names it, so a Push+PushAll of a loaded drifted entry no longer leaves
its persisted schema id stale. The single-file store marks through the same
member, and a store outside GameCult.Caching now has a supported way to mark
its own rewrite. The getter's doc names how a store records a rewrite.
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Red until stores mark through a protected base member: the directory store's
Push+PushAll leaves the entry's persisted schema id stale, and a store outside
GameCult.Caching has no way to mark.
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The directory store's pull filter compares the persisted schema id too; without a same-storedAt rewrite on that store nothing pinned it.
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The claim that every write mints a later storedAt is false for a whole-file write, which keeps storedAt and rewrites a drifted record under the writer's schema. State what the identity is and what a rewrite does to another cache's Expect.
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The six reads that took Descriptor.SchemaId as a record's durable identity (ConditionsHold, Expect, the store-less commit, both pull filters, JudgeMerge) now read CultStoredDocument.PersistedSchemaId. The store sets it from the record it read, a stamped entry starts at its descriptor's id, and a completed whole-file write (single-file PushAll, whole-view CommitBatchCore) resets it under the hold. A variant and its resolved view share it. An unchanged record loaded under compatible drift now satisfies Expect and ExpectUnchanged.
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Red at b549d731: an unchanged drifted record fails Expect on both stores, and another writer's normalising flush is not seen. Pins the cases of cultlib-gaps:cut_spec:cut-expect-persisted-schema.r1.
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Fixes variants:finding:cut-ts-store-write.s2.changelog-csharp-any-write-overclaim:
a C# conditional commit on a clean store lands onto the current file; other
C# writes can still overwrite concurrent TypeScript records.
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push and delete no longer lose records across concurrent TypeScript and Rust writers. A full
pushAll and any C# write still replace the whole store.
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cultcache-ts 0.14.1 re-exports checkPayloadDepth from the document entry on purpose, but the
closure script still asserted it undefined, so test:pack:ts was red and no workflow ran it. The
assertion now expects a function and the TypeScript job of cultmesh-portability.yml runs the gate.
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The default StoreFileOps were never observed. One test now wraps fs/promises.open and each handle's
sync and close, and records the store's bytes at every call: the staged file is synced and closed
while the store still holds its old bytes, and on Unix the directory is synced and closed after the
store changed. A second test puts a directory at <store>.lock and requires the lock to fail within
3 s with the lock path named, under the default 30 s wait bound.
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A share-none open (what the C# lock and readers need) must succeed after the replace
and after a waiter gave up.
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Both directions: a TypeScript write waits on a C# or Rust holder; a C# or Rust writer
waits on a TypeScript holder; the lock wait bound names the lock path.
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Each holds <file>.lock by its own runtime's protocol (share-none open; fs2 exclusive),
prints {"held":true}, sleeps --ms, releases.
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#enqueue takes withStoreWriteLock; the legacy heal moves out of pullAll's read into a
queued, locked operation that re-reads; push and delete read through #readDisk so they
never enqueue from inside the locked queue (a self-deadlock). Builds.
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commitStoreFile stages a unique temp, fsyncs it, replaces the store and fsyncs the
directory on Unix. Windows replaces POSIX-semantics first with a write-through
MoveFileExW fallback and a 25x20 ms retry on 5/32/33 (koffi, loaded lazily). The
cross-process lock functions land in the same file but are wired in a later commit.
package-lock.json also carries pre-existing version drift from regeneration.
Builds.
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Generator run in mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/sdk:10.0; the three added rows are exceptions UriBuilder throws.
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These pin that the authority-form check is anchored at the start of the endpoint; their .NET output follows in the next commit.
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The owner now refuses a chunk past 2147483647, so the oversize manifest is 32768 chunks of that size (about 64 TiB) instead of one 2^53 - 1 chunk.
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The reader refuses a scheme without an authority form, escapes of bytes past ASCII and IPv6 literals that embed an IPv4 address; parity is tested against chunk-uri-dotnet.tsv. Wrong-bytes tests run at maxBytes equal to the size and at concurrency 1 and 32. The stall test measures settlement against a 100 ms timer and counts requests started after the failure.
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Manifest total and chunk sizes must be whole numbers below 2^53, and a chunk size must fit an int (2147483647), for hand-built values as well as decoded ones. Messages for the whole-number rule now name the bound. No C#-written vector changes.
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The generator's run in mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/sdk:10.0 (UriBuilder body of BuildChunkUri); 8 rows are exceptions UriBuilder throws.
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A fourth fixture (escape) has a chunk recordKey of k!'()* <e-acute>%41+~. The provider's honest mount answers that one key as the canonical key
after logging the raw URL, so both consumers fetch the bytes and the log holds what each actually sent. The orchestrator asserts the C# and TS
URLs are identical and equal the RFC 3986 escaping. Deleting the reader's !'() * escape now fails test:interop.
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The TS provider runs in its own process on node:https with the fixture credential. The TS reader and the C# transfer service over the unmodified HTTPS connector (CustomRootTrust, fixture certificate only) each fetch from it; the orchestrator judges URL parity, the empty chunk, corrupt-store faults and the untrusted control. test:interop is wired in cultmesh-browser and the workflow, and the cultmesh-ts step now precedes the browser step.
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Self-signed P-256 pair for 127.0.0.1, CA:FALSE, serverAuth, with the openssl recipe in the README.
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