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[Fix] AtomDBUtils::handle_to_metta_recursion() and RemoteAtomDBPeer cache for nested atoms - #1314
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WalkthroughAtom retrieval now uses database protection mode to decide whether to use a keychain. Remote cache warming now recursively follows link targets and deduplicates handles. Tests cover federation queries and unprotected remote handle conversion. ChangesAtomDB access and cache behavior
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Production behavior changes in src/atomdb/AtomDBUtils.cc and src/atomdb/remotedb/RemoteAtomDBPeer.cc are accompanied by updates to src/tests/cpp/remote_atomdb_test.cc. The new tests cover unprot… |
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src/atomdb/AtomDBUtils.ccandsrc/atomdb/remotedb/RemoteAtomDBPeer.ccare accompanied by updates tosrc/tests/cpp/remote_atomdb_test.cc. The new tests cover unprotected remotehandle_to_metta()conversion and repeated nested pattern queries. The BUILD file adds the required test dependencies.
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134-135: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a regression test for the UNPROTECTED key-sensitive path.
The existing tests cover ordinary
handle_to_mettaretrieval and RemoteAtomDB protection modes separately. Add a test that uses anUNPROTECTEDkey-sensitiveRemoteAtomDB, callshandle_to_mettawith null and non-null keychains, and asserts that both calls return the same MeTTa expression.The applicable path guidance requires behavior changes to have matching
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- Around line 134-135: Add a regression test covering the UNPROTECTED
key-sensitive RemoteAtomDB path in the relevant *_test.cc file. Create an
UNPROTECTED key-sensitive instance, call handle_to_metta with both null and
non-null keychains, and assert both results are the same MeTTa expression.
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198-199: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd active regression coverage for recursive cache warming.
feed_cache_from_handle_setnow runs for bothfetchand remotequery_for_patternresults. Add tests for:
- A nested target available through
get_cached_atom.- Two fetched links that share a target.
- An unavailable target that does not fail the fetch or query.
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- Line 189: Update the warm traversal lambda to process nested handles
iteratively with a vector or deque of pending handles instead of recursively
calling itself. Preserve the warmed visited-handle check so each handle is
processed once while avoiding stack growth for deep link chains.
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- Around line 198-199: Add active regression tests for recursive cache warming
through feed_cache_from_handle_set, covering nested targets retrieved by
get_cached_atom, two fetched links sharing one target, and unavailable targets
while confirming fetch and remote query_for_pattern still succeed.
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AtomDBUtils::handle_to_metta_recursion()AtomDBUtils::handle_to_metta_recursion() and RemoteAtomDBPeer cache for nested atoms
Summary
handle_to_metta()treated every key-sensitive AtomDB as protected.RemoteAtomDBalways implements that interface, so an unprotected remote database raised "requires a keychain" when no keychain was passed. A keychain is now required only whenget_protection_mode()is notUNPROTECTED.A repeated pattern query then returned only the peer whose nested atoms happened to be in the read cache. The first fetch matches against Mongo and stores the top-level hits. The next fetch re-matches those hits against the in-memory cache, which must also contain
(Predicate ...)and(Concept ...)targets. Cache warming now walks each hit's targets iteratively and loads that closure into the same peer's cache.Test plan
//tests/cpp:remote_atomdb_test—UnprotectedRemoteHandleToMettareturns(A)for an unprotectedRemoteAtomDBwith a null keychain//tests/cpp:remote_atomdb_test—RepeatedNestedPatternKeepsEveryPeerreturns both peers' handles on a secondquery_for_patterncontains_bbb) and confirm peer1 and peer2 counts stay the same as the first call