Add bulk file delete and configurable upload limits - #256
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Bulk delete: POST /workspaces/{slug}/files/delete/ deletes several files in
one call. It is idempotent — ids that resolve to live files in the workspace
are removed and returned in `deleted`; ids that are unknown, already deleted,
or in another workspace are returned in `skipped`. Each delete soft-deletes the
row and records its FileDeleted event in one transaction, then purges the
object best-effort, matching the single-file delete. Repurposes the dead
find_workspace_files_by_ids query into a workspace-scoped find_files_in_workspace
and drops the unused plural delete query.
Upload limits, two layers:
- Hard limit (server-wide, config). A new UploadConfig (MAX_BODY_BYTES /
MAX_FILE_BODY_BYTES) replaces the hardcoded constants, driving the global
request-body layer and the per-route upload limit. It is stored on
ServiceState so handlers read it via State, with a max_file_bytes() accessor.
- Soft cap (per workspace, DB). WorkspaceSettings gains max_upload_bytes
(Option<u64>, no migration — settings are JSON). A new LimitedReader in the
upload pipe aborts an oversized upload before its excess is encrypted and
stored, returning 413 (new ErrorKind::PayloadTooLarge). The workspace response
resolves maxUploadBytes to the effective per-file limit — min(soft ?? hard,
hard) — so a client always reads one concrete number to enforce; the raw
server limit is never exposed.
Cleanups: rename OcrPolicy to RasterPolicy (Force to Always, field ocr to
raster) to align with the engine's RasterMode; remove the legacy
WorkspaceSettings::require_approval.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds bulk deletion and configurable upload limits, but the current implementation can delete files still required by in-progress detections, causing processing failures; failed uploads may also leave storage objects without durable cleanup ownership, and independent body-limit settings can unexpectedly reject non-upload requests. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and lifecycle issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant upload_file
participant LimitedReader
participant Storage
participant Database
Client->>upload_file: Submit multipart files
upload_file->>LimitedReader: Apply effective per-file limit
LimitedReader->>Storage: Stream permitted bytes
upload_file->>Database: Persist staged rows and events atomically
LimitedReader-->>upload_file: Signal an exceeded limit
upload_file-->>Client: Return HTTP 413
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359-366: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument the
413 Payload Too Largeresponse.Line 197 can now return
PayloadTooLarge, butupload_file_docsdoes not declare a413response. Generated OpenAPI clients cannot model the new limit failure.Proposed fix
.response::<400, Json<ErrorResponse>>() + .response::<413, Json<ErrorResponse>>() .response::<401, Json<ErrorResponse>>()🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/nvisy-postgres/src/query/workspace_file.rs`:
- Around line 835-837: Make bulk_delete_files perform live-file resolution
inside the deletion transaction and lock the selected rows, or otherwise use the
affected-row count from delete_workspace_file to gate all success actions. Only
emit FileDeleted, purge the object, and add an ID to deleted when the update
affects a row; preserve consistent behavior for concurrent deletions.
In `@crates/nvisy-postgres/src/types/json/workspace_settings.rs`:
- Line 40: Update WorkspaceSettings deserialization and
Json<WorkspaceSettings>::or_default to preserve legacy rows containing the
removed ocr setting, mapping "force" and "never" to the corresponding
RasterPolicy values while retaining Auto for missing raster settings. Use Serde
aliases or an equivalent migration, and add regression tests covering both
legacy ocr values and the default behavior.
In `@crates/nvisy-server/src/handler/files.rs`:
- Around line 753-755: Update the post-commit purge call in the file deletion
handler around purge_file so purge failures are logged and do not propagate via
?, allowing the committed deleted response to be returned; leave retry
responsibility to the reaper.
- Around line 185-187: Update the upload handling around LimitedReader::new so
the per-file cap from UploadConfig::max_file_bytes() is enforced there when no
workspace soft cap is configured, rather than relying on the complete multipart
request limit. Keep request-body limits separately configured for multipart
overhead and total batch size, without allowing them to replace the hard
per-file cap.
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In `@crates/nvisy-server/src/handler/files.rs`:
- Around line 359-366: Update upload_file_docs to declare the 413 Payload Too
Large response alongside the existing documented responses, using the
appropriate Json<ErrorResponse> response type.
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- Make bulk delete's resolution and deletion atomic: a single guarded `UPDATE ... RETURNING` (delete_files_in_workspace) transitions and returns only the rows it actually changed, run on the handler's connection so the deletion and its FileDeleted events commit together. A row a concurrent request already deleted is never double-reported or double-emitted. - Do not fail the bulk-delete response on an object-purge error after the transaction commits: log it and leave the object for the reaper, so a retry does not see the ids as already-gone `skipped`. - Document the 413 response on the upload endpoint. - Enforce the effective per-file cap (min(soft, hard)) in the LimitedReader for every upload, not only when a workspace soft cap is set — the request-body layer bounds the whole multipart request, not a single file. - Preserve legacy workspace raster settings with serde aliases (`ocr` -> raster, `force` -> always) plus a regression test, so pre-rename rows keep behavior. - Move the effective-cap resolution onto WorkspaceSettings: add effective_max_upload_bytes() and resolved(), replacing the response-side helper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
Rework the multi-file upload into a two-phase, all-or-nothing batch: - Phase 1 (stage_all): stream every file to object storage, collecting each object key with its unsaved row. Non-file fields are skipped. On any staging error, the objects staged so far are removed before returning. - Phase 2: insert every row and emit every FileCreated event in ONE transaction; on failure, discard all staged objects best-effort. The upload is now atomic — it records every file or, on any failure, none, and never leaves an object behind with no row to reclaim it. This replaces the previous per-file transaction loop, which committed files one at a time (so a mid-batch failure left earlier files persisted) and repeated the orphan-object cleanup inline for every file. Object cleanup now lives in one place (discard_staged), and process_single_file becomes stage_file returning a StagedFile. Documents the atomic contract on the endpoint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
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In `@crates/nvisy-postgres/src/query/workspace_file.rs`:
- Line 852: Update the live-file deletion query around the deleted_at filter to
exclude files referenced by IN_PROGRESS detections through either input_file_id
or audit_file_id, reusing the active-detection exclusion logic from
files_due_for_expiry. Ensure excluded file IDs are returned in skipped and add
an integration test verifying no row transition, FileDeleted event, or
RunBlobStore::purge_file call occurs.
In `@crates/nvisy-server/src/middleware/security.rs`:
- Line 71: Update the security configuration around RequestBodyLimitLayer to
ensure max_file_body_bytes is at least max_body_bytes when the layer wraps the
complete API router, or scope the layer exclusively to upload routes so ordinary
requests use the general body limit.
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- Bulk delete now holds back files an in-progress detection still needs: the delete UPDATE excludes any file referenced as an input_file_id or audit_file_id of a detection in IN_PROGRESS, mirroring the expiry sweep's hold in files_due_for_expiry. A held file is not transitioned, so no FileDeleted event or object purge occurs and it is reported in `skipped`. Documented on the response type. - Make the router-wide RequestBodyLimitLayer the larger of the two configured limits (request_body_ceiling), so a configuration where max_body_bytes exceeds max_file_body_bytes can no longer 413 an ordinary request the per-route default would allow. Adds a unit test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
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Bulk file delete
POST /workspaces/{workspaceSlug}/files/delete/deletes several files in one call.{ fileIds: [...] }(1–100, validated).deleted; ids that are unknown, already deleted, or in another workspace are returned inskipped— never a 404 on a partial set, so it is safe to retry.FileDeletedevent in one transaction (the outbox pattern), then purges the object best-effort — identical to the single-file delete.find_workspace_files_by_idsinto a workspace-scopedfind_files_in_workspace, and drops the unused pluraldelete_workspace_files.Upload limits (two layers)
Hard limit — server-wide, configuration. A new
UploadConfig(MAX_BODY_BYTES/MAX_FILE_BODY_BYTES) replaces the hardcodedDEFAULT_MAX_*constants and drives both the globalRequestBodyLimitLayerand the per-route uploadDefaultBodyLimit. It is stored onServiceState(via the DI macro) so handlers read it throughState<UploadConfig>, with amax_file_bytes()accessor to avoid repeated casts. This is the pre-auth DoS backstop; no workspace can exceed it.Soft cap — per workspace, DB.
WorkspaceSettingsgainsmax_upload_bytes: Option<u64>(stored in the existing settings JSON column — no migration). Enforcement is mid-stream: a newLimitedReaderin the upload pipe aborts an oversized upload before its excess is encrypted and written to storage, returning 413 (newErrorKind::PayloadTooLarge).The workspace response (
GET/list/create/update) resolvesmaxUploadBytesto the effective per-file limit —min(workspace_cap ?? hard, hard)— so a client always reads one concrete number to enforce. The raw server limit is never exposed, and a later config change is reflected on read.Cleanups
OcrPolicy→RasterPolicy(Force→Always, fieldocr→raster) to align with the engine'sRasterMode.WorkspaceSettings::require_approval(unused).Testing
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cargo check(workspace),clippy --all-targets --all-features --workspace -D warnings,fmt --check, unit tests (192 passed),RUSTDOCFLAGS=-D warnings cargo doc. New unit tests cover theLimitedReader(pass-through + over-limit trip, with the shared trip-state) and themax_upload_bytessettings round-trip.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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