Batch onboarding memory imports#8762
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| if device_ids: | ||
| shared["capture_device_ids"] = device_ids | ||
| return shared | ||
| return strip_null_metadata_values(shared) |
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When a canonical MemoryItem has source_commit_id or content_hash unset, this now writes a Pinecone vector without those keys, but the canonical search hydrator treats any hit missing either field as stale_vector and drops it (backend/models/memory_search_gateway.py checks both before returning results). That means the new “successful” upsert path creates vectors that are never searchable for exactly the null-metadata case covered by the added test; either populate non-null freshness metadata or change the read-side freshness check before treating these writes as valid.
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This helper is now used by Gmail, Calendar, Apple Notes, and memory-log imports, but every chunk consumes the same memories:batch quota, which is capped at 30/hour in backend/utils/rate_limit_config.py. In onboarding, the existing local-file importer can use up to about 28 batch requests by itself, and the new integration imports add more chunks (for example Calendar can add 5 for its 500-event import), so the 31st request starts returning 429 and this code marks whole chunks as failed with no retry or fallback. Please budget these imports against the shared quota or raise/split the backend limit before routing more onboarding sources through this endpoint.
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backend/database/memory_vector_metadata.pynow strips nullsource_commit_idandcontent_hashfor Pinecone, but if hydration logic interprets missing freshness fields as stale, valid memories could be dropped from search results after indexing—add/confirm a hydration-path check (or fallback semantics) for missing freshness metadata before merging.desktop/macos/Desktop/Sources/OnboardingMemoryBatchImportService.swiftprocesses multiple onboarding imports sequentially against a sharedmemories:batchquota, so combined chunk volume could exhaust the limit and leave onboarding partially imported or inconsistent—add quota-aware pacing/backoff and an end-to-end high-volume onboarding test before merging.
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P1: Stripping null `source_commit_id` and `content_hash` from vector metadata is correct for Pinecone compatibility, but if the memory search hydration layer treats vectors missing these freshness fields as stale (and drops them from results), then this creates a situation where vectors are upserted successfully but are never searchable. Consider verifying that the read-side freshness/staleness check in the search gateway gracefully handles the absence of these optional fields, or populate them with sentinel values (e.g., empty string or a known placeholder) instead of omitting them entirely.</violation>
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| return shared | ||
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P1: Stripping null source_commit_id and content_hash from vector metadata is correct for Pinecone compatibility, but if the memory search hydration layer treats vectors missing these freshness fields as stale (and drops them from results), then this creates a situation where vectors are upserted successfully but are never searchable. Consider verifying that the read-side freshness/staleness check in the search gateway gracefully handles the absence of these optional fields, or populate them with sentinel values (e.g., empty string or a known placeholder) instead of omitting them entirely.
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<comment>Stripping null `source_commit_id` and `content_hash` from vector metadata is correct for Pinecone compatibility, but if the memory search hydration layer treats vectors missing these freshness fields as stale (and drops them from results), then this creates a situation where vectors are upserted successfully but are never searchable. Consider verifying that the read-side freshness/staleness check in the search gateway gracefully handles the absence of these optional fields, or populate them with sentinel values (e.g., empty string or a known placeholder) instead of omitting them entirely.</comment>
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if device_ids:
shared["capture_device_ids"] = device_ids
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+ return strip_null_metadata_values(shared)
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P1: Stripping null `source_commit_id` and `content_hash` from vector metadata is correct for Pinecone compatibility, but if the memory search hydration layer treats vectors missing these freshness fields as stale (and drops them from results), then this creates a situation where vectors are upserted successfully but are never searchable. Consider verifying that the read-side freshness/staleness check in the search gateway gracefully handles the absence of these optional fields, or populate them with sentinel values (e.g., empty string or a known placeholder) instead of omitting them entirely.</violation>
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Fixes #8760
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