fix(storage): native read transport, governance extraction, and SQLite dataset isolation - #481
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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.
…prise Phase 7 of project-scoped tenancy (design doc §9.1/D5): two enterprise-only surfaces that happened to live in OSS storage, extracted with zero OSS consumer impact. - share_links: the storage_base/sqlite_storage abstract+concrete mixins and the sqlite table are removed. Zero OSS routes/CLI/client ever referenced them (re-verified). RETENTION_TARGETS and the Class-B gc_scheduler sweep already tolerate a missing table (`_retention_table_exists` / getattr guard), so both stay unchanged. - governance service (erasure/purge/audit/rebuild-hide, plus the public subject-erasure-barrier lifecycle): the storage_base/sqlite_storage abstract+concrete mixins, GovernanceService, governance_validation.py, governance_claims.py, and the governance domain models all move out. config.py and subject_refs.py (the subject/request/actor-ref HMAC utilities) stay — they're a load-bearing dependency of core OSS writers, not part of the erasure feature itself. A narrow write-gate primitive stays behind in a new sqlite_storage/_subject_write_gate.py: every core SQLite writer (session_outcomes, requests, playbook, profiles, interactions) calls `_assert_subject_writable_locked` before writing, to refuse a write for a subject with an active erasure barrier. That check only ever reads `subject_write_barriers` — it never begins/completes/fails a barrier and constructs no governance domain model — so it has nothing to do with the erasure orchestration that moved. Tests: two OSS suites (lineage GC Class-B, multitenant reclamation) that exercised the moved share-link sweep as one of two examples now exercise only the other (pending-tool-call expiry), which already covers the same scheduler-gating invariant. Tests that only exercised the moved storage surface were removed; equivalent real-backend coverage already exists in the enterprise test suite.
…observable Deferred work is decoupled in time from the request that created it, so a project bound by ambient context cannot survive to the worker. The debounce schedulers make this concrete: they coalesce ACROSS requests, and their keys carried no project, so two projects in one org publishing for the same user inside one window collapsed into a single callback attributed to whichever request won the race. The project therefore rides the job payload and the debounce key: - New neutral seam `reflexio/server/work_scope.py`: WorkScope, a WorkScopeProvider protocol behind a ServiceKey, current_project_id() to stamp the scope at ENQUEUE time, and bind_work_scope() to re-establish it at FIRE time. Inert without a registered provider, which is the OSS case — OSS has one org and no projects, so an absent project is normal, never an error. OSS defines the hole; enterprise registers the implementation and owns the fail-closed behaviour. No enterprise import is introduced. - project_id on the learning-job payload: the LearningJob dataclass, LearningJobStoreABC.enqueue_learning_job, the SQLite implementation (nullable column plus the ALTER TABLE backfill existing DBs need) and the enqueue call site. Same treatment for the ShadowComparisonJob and PublishLearningJob payloads. - A project component on all three debounce keys (playbook optimization, tagging, group evaluation), resolved on the enqueueing thread. Reading it in the callback would resolve the race winner, which is the bug being fixed. The keys' positional log labels were reindexed to match. "Unset" and "empty" are normalised to the same value: a provider reading a transaction-local Postgres GUC gets back the empty string, not NULL, on a pooled connection, and without coercion an empty project would form a debounce key distinct from an absent one and be stored as '' rather than NULL. Scope failures are now observable. Each deferred path funnelled every exception into a blanket except plus a log, so no test asserting the job raises could go red. Each handler now has a narrow WorkScopeError branch that escalates through capture_anomaly, and the publish-learning path files it under its own learning_scope_failed event instead of the routine learning_failed bucket where a dropped job is invisible. These are escalated rather than propagated deliberately. All three sites are the top frame of a daemon worker loop: an exception let out there kills the thread, and the fixed pools would silently shrink until deferred work stopped running altogether — strictly less observable than reporting it. The narrowing is what makes the failure distinguishable; the thread staying alive is what keeps the subsystem working. Verification: 10 mutants applied and killed, each confirmed present in the file before running and restored byte-identically (SHA-256 verified) after — the three debounce keys, the three blanket-except restorations, both normalisation paths, and both halves of the SQLite project round-trip. Known follow-up for the enterprise half: the learning-jobs coalescing key remains (org_id, user_id, job_type) and does NOT include project_id. That is correct while every project_id is NULL, but an implementation storing real projects must widen it, or two projects publishing for the same user collapse into one pending row — the same misattribution the scheduler keys now avoid. A plain UNIQUE over the nullable column will not do it, since SQL treats NULLs as distinct and coalescing would break wherever the project is absent. Documented on the ABC.
…ures The durable-learning worker claimed a LearningJob that carries project_id and ran the whole extract/persist cycle without ever binding it, under a blanket except that recorded a routine learning_job_failed. So D10's payload existed and its consumer ignored it: every row the cycle wrote took whatever ambient scope was in effect, which on a worker thread is none. _process_job now binds WorkScope(job.org_id, job.project_id) for the compute -> persist -> post-commit-side-effects block, so profiles, playbooks, bookmark advances, the completion fence and the side effects are all attributed to the project that queued the job. Inert in OSS, which registers no provider and has no projects; the raising belongs to the enterprise provider behind the seam. No reflexio_ext import is introduced. The blanket except is narrowed the same way the five sibling sites were: a WorkScopeError branch that logs its own learning_job_scope_failed event and escalates through capture_anomaly, instead of filing an attribution failure in the bucket ordinary LLM/storage hiccups land in. Escalated rather than propagated, deliberately — this is the top frame of a daemon worker loop, so letting it out would kill the thread and silently shrink the pool until durable learning stopped running altogether, which is strictly less observable than the swallow it replaces. The branch keeps the operational path's cleanup: an unbound scope is deterministic, so the normal attempts/max_attempts ladder is what stops an unfixable job being re-claimed forever, and the per-user F4 lock must not be stranded by a job whose emit never ran. The post-commit side-effects handler stays blanket on purpose and does NOT re-raise a WorkScopeError into that branch: persist has already committed and complete_learning_job has already fenced, so the escalation path's cleanup would abandon committed agent runs and fail an already-completed job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MoyYZ1fbKrbx18DRMYnt4K
Two properties, both of which the previous code satisfied vacuously. The scoped test samples current_project_id() from INSIDE the real compute_deferred_learning, persist_deferred_learning and the fenced complete_learning_job — one frame below the bind, in the code that actually writes. Asserting at the call site would pass against a bind that is entered and immediately discarded. The observability test drives a projectless job through drain_org and asserts the escalation. It is the one that could not have been written before: while the blanket except stood, an attribution failure was recorded as a routine learning_job_failed and drain_org returned cleanly, so no assertion could tell it apart from an LLM timeout. It also asserts the loop survives — a following job still drains — because escalation, not propagation, is the contract at the top frame of a daemon worker. Two supporting cases: an empty project must escalate exactly as an absent one does (a provider reading an unset Postgres GUC on a pooled connection gets "" back, not NULL), and the whole thing must stay inert with no provider registered, which is the OSS case — one org, no projects, so an absent project is ordinary there rather than an error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MoyYZ1fbKrbx18DRMYnt4K
pyright reported 14 errors on this branch's base commit, all collateral from
it. Fixing them by class rather than by line:
- TaggingKey and GroupKey each gained a project component and are now
4-tuples, but nine GroupKey literals and four TaggingKey literals were left
at three elements. They still ran — both schedulers are generic over the key
— so only the type checker saw that the tests had stopped describing the
production key shape. Widened with an explicit None project, which is the
OSS value.
- _job() in test_publish_learning_worker.py passed enqueued_at through an
untyped `**{...}` unpack. A dict unpack is matched against the first
unfilled parameter, and project_id was inserted ahead of enqueued_at, so the
float was checked as a project id. Set the field with dataclasses.replace
instead, which names it.
pyright: 14 errors -> 0.
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…ion/project-tenancy-oss
…ion/project-tenancy-oss # Conflicts: # reflexio/server/services/storage/sqlite_storage/_base.py
`_should_check_retention_target` is an in-process throttle keyed
`(org_id, target_name)`, and it is consulted *before* the
`storage_table_cleanup` lease is acquired. That ordering is what makes the
key shape load-bearing: under per-project retention the first project to
publish stamps the throttle for the whole org and every sibling project's
sweep is skipped for a full interval — silently, with no error and no log.
Design §7.3's R4-12 attributes this to `_operation_state`'s org-wide mutex.
That was measured and is wrong: the lease is a best-effort read-then-write
with a stale override and a `finally` release, so a loser retries on the
next publish. Interference, not a stop. The throttle is the mechanism that
actually stops the sweep, and it is the one changed here.
The key becomes `(org_id, project_id, target_name)`, with `project_id` read
once per publish from the existing neutral `work_scope` seam — the same seam
the group-evaluation, tagging and playbook-optimizer keys already use. OSS
registers no provider, so `project_id` is `None` for every call there and
the key is a 1:1 relabel of the old org-wide one: no behaviour change for a
bare install or for any unbound enterprise caller.
The key space now grows with project count as well as org count, so the
throttle dict gains a soft cap that evicts entries whose interval has
already elapsed. Such an entry would admit its next check anyway, so the
eviction cannot change a decision; what survives is whatever published
inside one interval, which real traffic already bounds.
Tests drive the real `GenerationService` methods rather than a hand-built
key, so they stay honest if the project component is dropped from the call
site. Mutating the key back to `(org_id, target_name)` turns
test_retention_throttle_does_not_silence_sibling_projects red with
`got [('proj-a', 'user_interactions')]` — the bug itself.
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…rlay `get_config()` is the read every caller uses, and enterprise is about to override it to layer a project's config overrides on top of the org's. The three call sites that read config in order to *persist it back to the org* must not go through that overlay: doing so would fold whichever project the request happened to bind into the org document, silently making one project's overrides everyone's defaults. `get_org_config()` names that distinction. In OSS the two are identical, which is exactly why the split has to exist here rather than only in the subclass -- the write paths that need it live in this package. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MoyYZ1fbKrbx18DRMYnt4K
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A `model_validator` raising `ValueError` puts the live exception object into
each error's `ctx`, so `json.dumps` on `errors()` raises `TypeError` and the
handler building the 400 dies inside itself. The caller got a bare 500 with no
reason. `PUT /api/projects/{id}/config` did this for any override whose merged
result violated `stride_size <= window_size` -- reachable from the new
per-field override UI by simply lowering a window below the workspace stride.
The obvious fix is "make it serializable", and it is exactly wrong. Each
error's `input` is the whole document that failed validation, which for a
`Config` carries `storage_config`'s `db_url` password, `api_key_config`,
`llm_config` and `pending_tool_call_config.hmac_secrets`. Had the payload
serialized, all of it would have gone back to the caller -- the serialization
failure was the only thing preventing a credential leak.
So `safe_validation_errors` keeps `type`, `loc` and `msg` and drops `input`,
`ctx` and `url`. Applied at every site that puts validation errors in a
response body, not just the one that was reported: both `routes/config.py`
sites (the workspace config save path had the identical exposure) and the
enterprise project-config endpoint.
`api.py`'s handler already stripped `input`/`ctx`, but only when a non-finite
number was present -- a narrow fix for one instance of this class. It now
sanitises unconditionally.
Takes the error list rather than the exception because the callers raise two
unrelated types -- pydantic's `ValidationError` and FastAPI's
`RequestValidationError` -- sharing only `errors()`.
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`cd872f7d` pointed the config write path at `configurator.get_org_config()` so a write can never persist a narrower scope's overlay back onto the org document, but left the API-route mocks wiring only `get_config`. On a MagicMock the new call returned a bare mock rather than a `Config`, so every `/api/set_config` and `/api/update_config` test 500'd — 14 failures on this branch. Fixed as a class rather than per call site: the shared `mock_reflexio` fixture now mirrors `get_org_config` onto whatever a test wired into `get_config`, which is the OSS relationship between the two (identical return). `return_value` is read directly rather than invoking `get_config()` so the mirror registers no spurious call. `_wire_mock` in `TestUpdateConfigRoute` replaces the fixture's configurator wholesale, so it sets the attribute itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MoyYZ1fbKrbx18DRMYnt4K
`8974086a` added the project component to `TaggingKey` and documented it at the type alias, but the module docstring still described the key as `(org_id, user_id, agent_version)`. That is the exact shape whose absence of a project causes the cross-project coalescing this seam exists to prevent, so a stale spelling here is actively misleading. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MoyYZ1fbKrbx18DRMYnt4K
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…e state
Two fixes, both found by a review of this branch (its first).
1. THE BRANCH WAS RED. `test_different_orgs_serialize_shared_sqlite_initialization`
failed deterministically in 0.4s -- `assert 4 == 1`. Dataset isolation made
its premise false on purpose: `_create_sqlite_storage` resolves the path from
the org identity, so four orgs under one `storage_base_dir` get four files
and four locks, and no longer serialize.
Rewritten rather than deleted, because the property worth pinning survived
and got more important: one org's rows must never live in another org's file.
The 28 tenant tables carry no `org_id` column, so the file boundary IS the
tenancy boundary. The concurrency assertion is kept as the negative half --
collapse back onto one file and they serialize again -- asserted as `>= 2`
rather than `== 4`, since any overlap disproves serialization and demanding
all four would make it a timing bet. Same-org serialization, the property the
original test was really protecting, is still covered by its sibling.
2. A COMMINGLED LEGACY FILE WAS ADOPTED WHOLESALE. The guard refused adoption
only when the opening identity was ABSENT:
if labels and org_id not in labels: # refuses only when we are absent
A file holding OUR label AND someone else's -- the self-host multi-org
install this module's docstring calls "the sharpest case" -- fell through and
was adopted in silence. The adopter then read the other identity's rows, and
the only log line emitted named the loser, not the adopter.
The design specified a three-way decision; the code implemented two cases and
neither mixed-label response. The information was already gathered and then
discarded, by unioning eleven tables into one flat set. `barrier_identity_labels`
now reads `subject_write_barriers` on its own, and the rule is implemented as
written: a foreign label THERE refuses outright, a foreign label elsewhere
warns and names both identities, own-label-only adopts silently.
The barrier table is the sharp case because a write barrier is a standing
refusal to write for an erased subject. Adopting another identity's barriers
means either enforcing refusals we cannot attribute or silently not enforcing
them, and an erasure that quietly stops being enforced cannot be repaired by
noticing later.
RESIDUAL, stated rather than buried: the mixed-labels-without-barriers case
still adopts, so the cross-tenant read is now LOUD rather than closed. That is
what the design specifies -- refusing would strand a real install over a
single stray row -- but it is a warning in a log, not a boundary. Tightening
it to a refusal is a product decision, not a code one.
The three tests the design asked for and that were never written now exist,
including the own-label-only control -- without it the other two would pass
against a guard that refuses everything.
Verified by re-running the reviewer's repro: with foreign barriers the open is
refused; without them it adopts and warns naming both identities.
Full OSS unit tier: 5015 passed, 10 skipped, 0 failed (was 1 failed). Ruff and
format clean.
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worker_count=0so the test does not start an unused worker thread.The test calls
_process_jobdirectly on the test thread.worker_count=1starts a background worker that is never stopped, so the thread stays alive for the rest of the session.tests/server/services/test_publish_learning_worker.pyalready usesworker_count=0for the same direct-call pattern.♻️ Proposed change
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In `@reflexio/server/api.py`:
- Line 158: Update the RequestValidationError handling in the default validation
response path to return safe_validation_errors(errors) for every response,
rather than serializing raw exc.errors(). Preserve any non-finite-number
handling while ensuring submitted input fields are sanitized before
serialization.
In `@reflexio/server/services/durable_learning/worker.py`:
- Around line 167-169: Update the worker flow around bind_work_scope and
complete_learning_job to track whether the job was committed or contention was
already handled before the work-scope context exits. If scope exit raises
WorkScopeError after either outcome, skip failure cleanup, including marking
committed extraction runs FAILED or releasing the user lock; retain existing
cleanup for unhandled failures.
In `@reflexio/server/services/storage/sqlite_storage/_dataset_path.py`:
- Line 283: Update the call to claim_or_read_identity in the dataset path flow
to capture and inspect the returned owner before returning the shared path.
Reject the request when the claimed owner differs from the current identity,
while preserving the existing path return for the matching owner.
In `@reflexio/server/services/storage/sqlite_storage/_learning_jobs.py`:
- Line 99: Update the pending-job conflict key and related status lookups in the
learning-job storage flow to include project_id, preventing jobs from different
projects from being coalesced or replacing each other. Preserve the existing
None project_id behavior for OSS.
In `@scripts/reset_db.py`:
- Line 79: Update the reset flow around _default_db_path and the confirmation
prompt so omitting --db-path uses a side-effect-free preview for displaying the
target, then calls resolve_sqlite_db_path only after confirmation. Preserve the
explicit args.db_path path and ensure declined confirmation performs no storage
mutation.
- Line 56: After creating the SQLiteStorage instance in the reset flow, call
claim_or_read_identity with db_path and org_id so the recreated database is
claimed for the target organization, including when resetting the legacy
reflexio.db.
In `@tests/server/test_work_scope_deferred_attribution.py`:
- Around line 77-91: Restore the prior WORK_SCOPE_PROVIDER registration after
every test to prevent process-global leakage. Update the provider and
failing_provider fixtures to use teardown via yield or a scoped helper with
finally, and apply the same restoration pattern to the inline registrations near
the referenced test sections, including _RawProvider.
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In `@tests/server/test_work_scope_deferred_attribution.py`:
- Line 321: Change the PublishLearningWorker construction in the test from
worker_count=1 to worker_count=0, since _process_job is invoked directly and no
background worker is needed.
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- reflexio/server/services/storage/storage_base/_share_links.py
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In FastAPI, the request_validation_exception_handler is the default exception handler used to process RequestValidationError instances [1][2]. When a request contains invalid data, FastAPI internally raises this exception [3][4]. The official implementation of the default handler is as follows: async def request_validation_exception_handler( request: Request, exc: RequestValidationError) -> JSONResponse: return JSONResponse( status_code=422, content={"detail": jsonable_encoder(exc.errors)},) Key technical details: - exc.errors: This method returns a list of validation errors, each containing information such as the location of the error (loc), the error message (msg), and the error type [3][5]. - jsonable_encoder: This utility is used to convert complex objects (like Pydantic models or non-serializable types) into JSON-compatible Python data structures (e.g., dicts, lists, strings) before they are returned in the response [6][7]. - Overriding the handler: You can override this behavior by registering a custom handler using the @app.exception_handler(RequestValidationError) decorator [3][8]. When you do this, your custom handler replaces the default one [5]. It is common to use jsonable_encoder within custom handlers to ensure the structured error data is safely serialized for the JSON response [3][9]. For further implementation examples, such as customizing the output format or logging specific validation details, consult the official FastAPI documentation on Handling Errors [3][10].
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- 9: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58642528/displaying-of-fastapi-validation-errors-to-end-users
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Sanitize every validation response.
The default handler serializes raw exc.errors(), including the submitted document in each error's input field. This can expose passwords, API keys, and HMAC secrets. Return safe_validation_errors(errors) for every RequestValidationError response.
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In `@reflexio/server/api.py` at line 158, Update the RequestValidationError
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Skip failure cleanup after a committed durable-learning job.
When a registered WorkScopeProvider returns a context manager whose exit raises WorkScopeError, bind_work_scope propagates it after complete_learning_job(...) commits. The handler then marks committed extraction runs as FAILED and releases the user lock. Track the committed and contention outcomes before scope exit, and skip failure cleanup when either outcome was already handled.
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Update the worker flow around bind_work_scope and complete_learning_job to track
whether the job was committed or contention was already handled before the
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Reject a conflicting concurrent first claim.
When two valid identities differ only by case on a case-insensitive filesystem, concurrent callers can both pass the absent-file check. claim_or_read_identity serializes the claims and returns the first owner to the second caller, but this branch discards that result and returns the shared path. Check the owner before returning:
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| claim_or_read_identity(derived, org_id) | |
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283, Update the call to claim_or_read_identity in the dataset path flow to
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Do not coalesce jobs across projects.
The pending-job conflict key excludes project_id, so enqueuing work for project B replaces a pending project-A job's scope. Its combined coverage then runs under project B, which can skip project-A processing or apply project-B configuration to project-A work. Partition pending-job uniqueness and related status lookups by project while preserving the None behavior for OSS.
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99, Update the pending-job conflict key and related status lookups in the
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Claim the recreated database for org_id.
When reset targets the legacy reflexio.db, deleting it removes _dataset_identity. Explicit db_path construction skips resolve_sqlite_db_path, so the recreated file has no claim. A later organization can adopt that file. Call claim_or_read_identity(db_path, org_id) after creating the database. The normal db_path=None initialization path claims automatically, but reset does not use it.
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Resolve the database only after confirmation.
When --db-path is omitted, _default_db_path() calls resolve_sqlite_db_path() before the confirmation prompt. The resolver creates the storage directory, SQLite file, and dataset identity claim. A declined prompt can therefore mutate storage state. Use a side-effect-free preview, then resolve the database only after confirmation.
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| """A provider that binds normally (the enterprise happy path).""" | ||
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register_service stores providers in the process-global _services dictionary. Both fixtures leave their provider installed after teardown. Because WorkScope("org-1", project_id=None) is non-None, bind_work_scope calls the registered provider, so test_absent_project_is_normal_without_a_provider can raise WorkScopeError. The _RawProvider registration can also affect later tests.
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What this is
The OSS half of the project-scoped tenancy phase: 16 commits moving
SupabaseStorage's reads onto a native SQL transport, extracting share-links/governance to the enterprise side, adding thework_scopeseam for deferred writers, and fixing SQLite dataset isolation.The enterprise PR (ReflexioAI/reflexio-enterprise#1071) pins this branch and cannot merge until this one does. Merge order is: this PR → repin the enterprise gitlink → enterprise PR.
Why it needs a careful read
This branch had never been through a review gate. Its work was merged into an integration branch with no PRs. An 8-lens review run against the whole diff found two P1s here, both since fixed in
c654cdfe:test_different_orgs_serialize_shared_sqlite_initializationfailed deterministically — dataset isolation made its premise false and the test was never updated.Reviewer's attention, please
Two things I'd especially like a human opinion on:
A residual cross-tenant read remains by design. The mixed-labels-without-erasure-barriers case still adopts, with a warning naming both identities. That follows the design's three-way rule (refusing would strand a real install over one stray row), but it is a log line, not a boundary. Tightening it to a refusal is a product decision.
Public schema symbols were removed with no deprecation shim — twelve names left
domain/__init__'s__all__(ShareLink,AuditEvent, the governance enums). Nothing in the client, CLI or docs references them, but this is the designated public API-schema surface and it shipped in a commit labelledrefactor:.Also unresolved from the review, not fixed here:
PlaybookAggregationSchedulerwrites to six project-scoped tenant tables with no scope bound, and is invisible to the enterprise coverage guard (which scansreflexio_ext/serveronly).Verification
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