feat(drive): storage layout and maintenance for prefix-level ranked count indexes - #4533
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds level-aware tree resolution for prefix-ranked indexes. It updates contract insertion, contract updates, fee estimation, and continuation handling. New fixtures and end-to-end tests cover ranking, propagation, mutation, deletion, index-only entries, and fully ranked index chains. ChangesPrefix-ranked index support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR adds persistent prefix-ranked index layout and maintenance across registration, inserts, updates, and deletes. The supplied coverage supports the intended ranking behavior, but rollback after late mutation errors and concurrent retries on the same prefix are not fully established, so the change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness of those bounded recovery risks. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Contract
participant Drive
participant GroveDB
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Contract->>Drive: define prefix-ranked index levels
Drive->>GroveDB: create ranked and count-propagating trees
Drive->>GroveDB: insert, update, or delete indexed documents
GroveDB->>Drive: return updated subtree counts and rankings
Tests->>Drive: query rankings and verify tree integrity
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Storage layer for rankedCountable's at-form (#4529, on top of the dpp grammar PR): the at level's property-name tree becomes the Count-axis ProvableCountIndexedTree whose secondary ranks the property's values by whole-subtree document count, and every level from there to the terminal is laid out count-bearing so grovedb's existing deep-write propagation re-keys the group's secondary entry on every insert, update and delete — Drive emits no explicit ranking maintenance. The chain: grouping level = PCIT over CountTree value trees; count-propagating levels = CountTree pairs; the terminal keeps its rangeCountable derivation but its property-name tree is inserted CONTRIBUTING (unwrapped) instead of zero-wrapped, since the value tree's count IS the subtree total. That inversion is the one walker change, mirrored in the insert v2, update v1 and preallocated paths; the delete walkers follow automatically through the shared level-aware derivation. Contract registration and update create the PCIT for at-first-property indexes through the new level-aware resolver (deeper groupings materialize lazily per prefix, like every dynamic index tree), and the contract-insert estimation tally accounts it. The resolver fails closed on a grouping/propagating level that also carries a terminator stamp — a shape only unvalidated index sets can produce. E2e coverage against a new trending fixture: registration shape, subtree-total ranking through real document batches, hashtag moves on update, decrement and drain on delete, the propagating-level chain, the lazy per-prefix middle-level grouping, indexOnly entries with per-owner uniqueness, dry-run estimation, and grovedb's integrity sweep after every test. Refs #4529 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With the at array form declaring the grouping AND terminal rankings on one index, the chain nests two indexed trees — the terminal PCIT a contributing child inside the grouping level's count-bearing value trees. No storage-code change is needed: the level-aware derivation resolves the terminal through its own (now ranked) info, and the grouping level's contributing-insert branch already passes the axes through, so the walkers lay the nested shape down as-is. This pins it: registration creates the outer PCIT, inserts materialize the contributing inner one per hashtag, both secondaries rank simultaneously, deletes re-key both, drains prune the whole chain out of the grouping secondary, the dry run prices the nested layout, and grovedb's integrity sweep stays clean. Refs #4529 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nking at once With ranked_countable_at now a level set, a chain doctype ranks all three levels of [tag, region, postId]: three nested indexed trees, each a contributing child of the one above. Still no storage-code change — the level stamps drive the same derivation and contributing-insert paths — so this pins the behaviour: registration and lazy materialization lay the nested PCITs down, all three secondaries rank simultaneously through the real document paths, one delete re-keys all three, the dry run prices the layout, and grovedb's integrity sweep stays clean. Test literals follow the field's Vec shape. Refs #4529 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v0/tests/prefix_ranked_index_e2e_tests.rs (1)
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…faced Three real gaps, no coverage theatre: - The preallocated composition the issue calls out was never exercised: a plike doctype (indexOnly, refersTo post with propertyAgreement, preallocated, at: hashtag) now pins that inserting the referenced post surfaces the group in the hashtag secondary AT ZERO before any like exists, and draining every entry keeps it rankable at zero instead of pruning — the counterpart to the non-preallocated drain test above it. - The contract-insert estimation branch that tallies a grouping first level was unreachable through document-insert dry runs; a dry-run apply_contract now prices the trending registration before the real apply. - The chain resolver's fail-closed guard was only tested at a grouping level; the count-propagating variant (an index terminating inside another's ranked chain, constructible by hand) is now pinned too. Refs #4529 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Second PR of the #4529 build-out (stacked on #4531, the dpp grammar). With the grammar in place, this PR makes Drive actually lay out and maintain the prefix-level ranking: a
rankedCountable: { "at": "hashtag" }index on[hashtag, postId]gets its Count-axis indexed tree at the hashtag level, ranking hashtags by whole-subtree like count.What was done?
The chain. The
atlevel's property-name tree becomes aProvableCountIndexedTreeoverCountTreevalue trees; levels strictly betweenatand the terminal becomeCountTreepairs; the terminal keeps itsrangeCountablederivation. Each value tree's count is exactly its single continuation's subtree total, so grovedb's existing deep-write propagation re-keys the group's secondary entry on every insert/update/delete — Drive emits no explicit ranking maintenance, and no grovedb changes are needed.The one walker inversion. Continuations inside a chain level's value trees are inserted contributing (unwrapped) instead of zero-wrapped — the value tree's count IS the subtree total. Applied to the insert v2 walker, the update v1 walker and the preallocated path; the delete walkers follow automatically through the shared level-aware derivation, so dry-run and applied fees stay in lockstep.
Registration. Contract insert/update resolve top-level trees through a new level-aware resolver (
property_name_tree_type_and_ranked_axes_for_level), so an index ranked at its first property gets its PCIT at registration; deeper groupings materialize lazily per prefix like every dynamic index tree. The contract-insert estimation tally accounts the grouping tree. The resolver fails closed on a grouping/propagating level that also carries a terminator stamp (a shape only unvalidated index sets can produce — contract validation rejects it upstream).How Has This Been Tested?
New e2e suite (
prefix_ranked_index_e2e_tests) against a newtrendingfixture with four shapes —[hashtag, postId]athashtag, a three-property chain with a count-propagating middle level, a middle-levelat(lazy per-prefix grouping trees), and the indexOnly entries-as-rows shape from the issue:Plus derivation unit tests (chain tree types level by level; the fail-closed guard). Full regression: all contract-insert e2e suites and the drive document module (289 tests) pass;
cargo check --all-targetsand clippy clean.Breaking Changes
None — every layout decision keys off the new
IndexLevelstamps, which no existing contract can produce; all existing shapes derive bit-identically.Checklist:
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