fix(storage): resolve the SQLite file from the dataset identity - #477
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Two datasets sharing one SQLite file could read each other's rows. `SQLiteStorage.__init__` resolved `db_path` from LOCAL_STORAGE_PATH and never from the caller-supplied identity, so one file served every caller. Of the persistent tables only 11 carry an `org_id` column; the other 32 — profiles, requests, interactions, user_playbooks among them — have none and their reads are unscoped. Reproduced before the fix: two instances, different identities, one db_path, and tenant-b read tenant-a's profile content. After: 0 rows. The sharpest case is not two local plugins. A self-host deployment never passes base_dir, so every org it serves resolved to the same file. `_dataset_path.resolve_sqlite_db_path` now derives `reflexio_<id>.db` and adopts an existing database rather than starting empty beside it. Adoption is first-claimer-wins, not "adopt whatever is there" — adopting on every open would let a second identity attach to the same file, leaving an already-commingled install commingled forever, and those are the only installs with the bug. The claim is a row written under BEGIN IMMEDIATE. Not a PRAGMA (application_id/user_version are 32-bit and cannot hold an identity) and not a sidecar file (it can desync from the database it describes). BEGIN IMMEDIATE takes a cross-process lock, which is required rather than defensive: the service runs multiple uvicorn workers by default and the initialization lock in _base is a threading.Lock. Identities are rejected, never rewritten — rewriting could map two identities onto one file, which is the defect being fixed. The claim also catches what validation cannot: on a case-insensitive filesystem `Acme` and `acme` derive one filename, and the second open now fails closed. Also: - The configurator's base_dir branch had the same defect and now uses the same resolver, so two orgs under one base_dir stop sharing a file. - The SQLite version guard moved above path resolution, so an unsupported SQLite fails without leaving a directory or a claim behind. - reset_db.py took --org and derives from it; it previously computed the legacy path while recreating under a hardcoded org, which after this change would rebuild a database nobody reads. Sidecar suffixes aligned to include -journal. An explicit db_path is still used verbatim: multi-tenant tests and benchmarks point several identities at one file deliberately, and that is also what keeps the residual commingling case observable. Tests: 1379 pass across storage and configurator; 30 new/updated covering separation, adoption, first-claimer-wins, idempotence, identity validation, the case-fold collision, the pre-column label scan, and a cross-process claim race.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSQLite storage now derives organization-specific database paths, validates dataset identities, claims legacy database ownership transactionally, and updates configuration and reset tooling to pass organization identifiers. ChangesSQLite dataset isolation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Separate organizations can share a database under a concurrent filename collision, risking cross-organization data exposure. Database ownership can also change during failed startup or an aborted reset, so these issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SQLiteStorageBase
participant resolve_sqlite_db_path
participant LegacySQLiteDatabase
participant DatasetIdentityTable
SQLiteStorageBase->>resolve_sqlite_db_path: resolve database for org_id
resolve_sqlite_db_path->>LegacySQLiteDatabase: inspect stored identity labels
resolve_sqlite_db_path->>DatasetIdentityTable: claim or read ownership
DatasetIdentityTable-->>resolve_sqlite_db_path: return owner or conflict
resolve_sqlite_db_path-->>SQLiteStorageBase: return selected database path
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In `@reflexio/server/services/configurator/configurator.py`:
- Line 50: Update the configurator initialization flow around
resolve_sqlite_db_path to run the shared SQLite version guard before resolving a
configured base directory, or defer path resolution until after
SQLiteStorageBase validation; add a test covering an unsupported SQLite version
with base_dir set and no db_path, asserting that neither the path nor identity
claim is created.
In `@reflexio/server/services/storage/sqlite_storage/_dataset_path.py`:
- Line 228: Update each call to claim_or_read_identity in the derived-file
handling branches to validate the returned owner against org_id and raise
DatasetIdentityError when they differ, preventing a losing case-insensitive
claim from reusing another identity’s database. Add a concurrent
Acme-versus-acme regression test covering the claim race.
In `@scripts/reset_db.py`:
- Line 79: The reset flow around _default_db_path and resolve_sqlite_db_path
must not create or claim a database before user confirmation. When --db-path is
omitted, preview the default path without side effects, perform the confirmation
first, and defer the claiming resolution until the user confirms; preserve
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| db_path = config.db_path | ||
| if db_path is None and configurator.base_dir: | ||
| db_path = str(Path(configurator.base_dir) / "reflexio.db") | ||
| db_path = resolve_sqlite_db_path(configurator.base_dir, configurator.org_id) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate SQLite before resolving the configured base directory.
resolve_sqlite_db_path creates directories and can write an identity claim before SQLiteStorageBase.__init__ checks sqlite3.sqlite_version_info. If SQLite is older than 3.35.0 and base_dir is set without db_path, construction raises after it has changed ownership state.
Run the shared SQLite version guard before this call, or defer this resolution to the constructor. Add a test that simulates an unsupported SQLite version and asserts that no path or claim is created.
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In `@reflexio/server/services/configurator/configurator.py` at line 50, Update the
configurator initialization flow around resolve_sqlite_db_path to run the shared
SQLite version guard before resolving a configured base directory, or defer path
resolution until after SQLiteStorageBase validation; add a test covering an
unsupported SQLite version with base_dir set and no db_path, asserting that
neither the path nor identity claim is created.
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| if not legacy.exists(): | ||
| claim_or_read_identity(derived, org_id) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Fail closed after every derived-file claim.
If two identities collide on a case-insensitive filesystem, both calls can observe that derived does not exist. The first claim wins, but these branches discard the returned owner. The losing caller then returns the same database file and shares data with the other identity.
Check the returned owner after each derived-file claim. Raise DatasetIdentityError when it differs from org_id. Add a concurrent Acme versus acme regression test.
Also applies to: 240-240, 254-254
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In `@reflexio/server/services/storage/sqlite_storage/_dataset_path.py` at line
228, Update each call to claim_or_read_identity in the derived-file handling
branches to validate the returned owner against org_id and raise
DatasetIdentityError when they differ, preventing a losing case-insensitive
claim from reusing another identity’s database. Add a concurrent
Acme-versus-acme regression test covering the claim race.
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| db_path: Path = args.db_path or _default_db_path() | ||
| org_id: str = args.org or default_org_id() | ||
| db_path: Path = args.db_path or _default_db_path(org_id) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not claim database ownership before confirmation.
When --db-path is omitted, _default_db_path(org_id) calls resolve_sqlite_db_path, which can create a database or claim the legacy database. This occurs before the confirmation at Line 82. If the user selects N, the reset is aborted but the first-claimer ownership state has already changed.
Use a side-effect-free path preview, or perform the claiming resolution only after confirmation.
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In `@scripts/reset_db.py` at line 79, The reset flow around _default_db_path and
resolve_sqlite_db_path must not create or claim a database before user
confirmation. When --db-path is omitted, preview the default path without side
effects, perform the confirmation first, and defer the claiming resolution until
the user confirms; preserve explicit --db-path behavior.
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The bug
Two datasets sharing one SQLite file see each other's data. Reproduced before the fix: two
SQLiteStorageinstances with differentorg_ids resolve to the samedb_path, andtenant-breads
tenant-a's private profile content.SQLiteStorage.__init__resolveddb_pathfromLOCAL_STORAGE_PATHand never from thecaller-supplied
org_id, so one file served every caller. Of 43 real persistent tables only 11carry
org_id; the other 32 —profiles,requests,interactions,user_playbooks— have noidentity column and unscoped reads.
The consequential case is enterprise self-host with more than one org on SQLite: the server
never passes
base_dirand_platform_forbids_sqliteis False under self-host, so every orglands on
db_path=Noneand shares onereflexio.db.The fix
New
sqlite_storage/_dataset_path.pyresolves the file from the dataset identity:validate_dataset_identity— rejects unusable identities, never slugifies (slugifying maps twoidentities onto one file, which is the bug).
claim_or_read_identity— first-claimer-wins underBEGIN IMMEDIATE, recorded in a_dataset_identityrow.BEGIN IMMEDIATEtakes a cross-process lock, needed because theservice runs multiple workers and the existing init lock is only a
threading.Lock.resolve_sqlite_db_path— derivesreflexio_<org_id>.db, adopts a legacyreflexio.dbin place for its first claimant, and routes every other identity to its own file.
Adopt-in-place rather than
VACUUM INTO: copying doubles disk at upgrade with no rollback if itdies mid-vacuum, and orphans the documented path.
Verification
Notes
db_pathis untouched — the regression guard for that stays unchanged, because 10files construct different
org_ids against one explicit path.clear-alldeletes the whole storage root as adirectory, so one consumer's reset still destroys other identities' files in that root.
Pre-existing and unchanged in blast radius; narrowing it is the natural follow-up.
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