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Removes the hg repos volume mount from the lexbox-api pod. Every repo filesystem operation HgService did directly now goes through hgresume's /api/manage (sillsdev/hgresume#24), authenticated with the shared X-Manage-Secret from the existing hgresume secret.
HgService
InitRepo, CopyRepo, DeleteRepoIfExists, BackupRepo, ResetRepo, FinishReset, SoftDeleteRepo, CleanupResetBackups, InvalidateDirCache and HasAbandonedTransactions call the manage endpoints. Status codes map back to the exceptions callers already expect (409 → AlreadyExistsException / InvalidOperationException, 404 → DirectoryNotFoundException, ZIP_MISSING_HG_FOLDER → ProjectResetException).
BackupRepo and HasAbandonedTransactions become async (IHgService, ProjectService, the sync proxy and the Project.hasAbandonedTransactions resolver updated; the schema just gains a @cost hint).
Manage calls use their own HttpClient with a 30 min timeout, since a reset upload or large copy can outlast the 100s default.
No more IHostedService layout creation (hgresume does it on startup), and the HgEmptyRepo template is gone (hgresume runs hg init).
FinishReset no longer waits for an expected empty/non-empty state: it can't know which without reading the repo, and hgresume writes through the same mount hgweb reads, so there's no cross-pod NFS lag to wait out. Init/reset/copy keep their waits.
Config / deployment
HgConfig.RepoPath → HgConfig.HgResumeManageSecret (dev appsettings uses the committed local-dev secret).
lexbox-api: repos volume, mount and RepoPath env removed; set-repo-structure-owner-to-www-data init container moved to the hg pod. The init-repos overlay keeps it ahead of populate-test-repos, which runs as www-data.
hgresume image: bumped to v2026-10-28, which includes sillsdev/hgresume#32. That PR fixed two manage API gaps this migration hit: the backup endpoint zipped synchronously into Kestrel's response body and came back as a 409, and FinishReset didn't strip an uploaded .hg/hgrc the way this service did.
The filesystem unit tests in HgServiceTests moved to hgresume (RepoManageServiceTests covers the same cases). Here they're replaced by HTTP-contract tests: secret header, conflict mapping, missing-.hg mapping, repo status.
Test plan
HgServiceTests pass locally (22/22)
api:check-gql-schema regenerated; kubectl kustomize render of staging/develop/production shows no repos mount on lexbox-api and the chown init container first on hg
CI integration tests (project create/reset/backup/copy, send/receive) against the manage API: dotnet 170 passed / 3 skipped, playwright green (on the pr-32 image, same code as v2026-10-28)
The lexbox-api pod no longer mounts the hg repos volume. Init, copy,
delete, backup, reset, finish-reset, soft-delete, cleanup, dir-cache
invalidation and the abandoned-transaction check now call hgresume's
/api/manage with the shared X-Manage-Secret. The repo-root chown init
container moves to the hg pod, ahead of populate-test-repos.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
LexBox now routes Mercurial repository operations through hgresume’s authenticated manage API instead of performing those operations on local repository directories. Backup and abandoned-transaction checks are asynchronous. Application settings, deployment resources, and the staging diagram reflect the manage API connection. Tests now cover HTTP responses for selected repository operations, and the GraphQL field has a cost directive.
Resolve the backup and retention-policy risks and replace the temporary production image before merging. A stalled repository-status check can also delay project migration.
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A rabbit checks the repo trail, Then sends a request beyond the dale. The hgresume answers, brisk and bright, While backup streams into the night. The rabbit hops; the tests turn green.
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sillsdev/hgresume#32 fixes the manage API backup endpoint (sync zip write
failing under Kestrel) and strips uploaded hgrc files. Swap to the dated
tag once it merges.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs:
- Line 98: Update BackupRepo around response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode() so the
response is disposed if status validation throws, then rethrow the original
exception. Preserve the existing disposal behavior for the 404 and success
paths.
- Around line 139-141: Update the reset-backups cleanup flow around
SendManageRequest so hgresume uses the same cleanup age as
HgConfig.ResetCleanupAgeDays, or remove the duplicate LexBox setting and make
hgresume authoritative. Preserve hgresume’s minimum five-day enforcement.
- Around line 257-261: Update HasAbandonedTransactions to create a short local
cancellation deadline and pass its token to both SendManageRequest and
ReadFromJsonAsync, so the request and response parsing are bounded even when no
outer cancellation token is available.
- Around line 99-107: Add an explicit 30-minute deadline to the streamed body
copy in the returned callback, since the HttpClient timeout does not cover reads
after headers arrive. Link the deadline token with the callback’s existing
cancellation token and pass the linked token to CopyToAsync, preserving
client-disconnect cancellation.
Review comments at @deployment/base/hg-deployment.yaml:
- Around line 182-183: Update the shared deployment image reference from the
mutable `pr-32` tag to a dated release tag after `sillsdev/hgresume#32` is
merged; if that PR image must be used before then, move it to a non-production
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Dispose response when EnsureSuccessStatusCode() throws in BackupRepo.
response is not wrapped in using. The 404 branch disposes it. The success path disposes it inside the returned executor. If hgresume returns another error status (for example 401 or 500), EnsureSuccessStatusCode() throws and response is never disposed. With ResponseHeadersRead, this keeps the connection open until finalization.
Dispose the response before the exception leaves the method.
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response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode();
try
{
response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode();
}
catch
{
response.Dispose();
throw;
}
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Review comment at @backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs at line 98:
Update BackupRepo around response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode() so the response is
disposed if status validation throws, then rethrow the original exception.
Preserve the existing disposal behavior for the 404 and success paths.
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Bound the streamed backup body copy.
ResponseHeadersRead completes the manage request after headers. The configured 30-minute HttpClient.Timeout does not apply to later content reads. The backup callback only uses RequestAborted, which cancels when the client disconnects but provides no server-side deadline. A connected client can therefore remain stuck when hgresume sends headers and stalls the ZIP body.
Add an explicit deadline around CopyToAsync.
Suggested fix
--- "a/backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs"+++ "b/backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs"@@ -96,13 +96,15 @@
return null;
}
response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode();
return new(async (stream, token) =>
{
using (response)
{
- await response.Content.CopyToAsync(stream, token);+ using var timeout = new CancellationTokenSource(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(30));+ using var linkedToken = CancellationTokenSource.CreateLinkedTokenSource(token, timeout.Token);+ await response.Content.CopyToAsync(stream, linkedToken.Token);
}
});
}
public async Task ResetRepo(ProjectCode code)
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Add an explicit 30-minute deadline to the streamed body copy in the returned
callback, since the HttpClient timeout does not cover reads after headers
arrive. Link the deadline token with the callback’s existing cancellation token
and pass the linked token to CopyToAsync, preserving client-disconnect
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sillsdev hgresume reset-backups cleanup ResetCleanupAgeDays manage API
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<title>GitHub - sillsdev/languageforge-lexbox: Lexbox, SIL linguistic data hub · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/sillsdev/languageforge-lexbox</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 months ago; hgresumable -- hgresumable-cache --- cache[//var/cache/hgresume/]
## Architecture
flowchart TD
Chorus --> lexbox-api
subgraph lexbox pod
lexbox-api --> otel
end
lexbox-api --> hgweb
lexbox-api --> hgresumable
subgraph hg pod
hgweb
hgresumable
end
hgweb --> hg[hg file system]
hgresumable --> hg
lexbox-api --> hg
ui["ui (sveltekit)"] --> lexbox-api
lexbox-api ---> db[(postgres)]
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More info on the following subfolders can be found in their respective READMEs:
* backend
* backend/FwLite
* SIL.Harmony (NuGet dependency; optional local source — see backend/AGENTS.md)
* deployment
* deployment/restore-scripts
* frontend
* frontend/viewer
* platform.bible-extension
## Operational environment
### Staging
flowchart LR
Chorus(["Chorus (e.g. FLEx)"]) -- "https:(hg-staging|resumable-staging)" --- proxy
Web -- https://staging.languagedepot.org --- proxy([ingress])
proxy ---|http:5158/api or /hg| api([lexbox-api])
proxy ---|http:3000| node([sveltekit])
api -- postgres:5432 --- db([db])
db -- volume-map:db-data --- data[//var/lib/postgresql/]
api -- http:8088/hg --- hgweb([hgweb])
hgweb -- /var/hg/repos --- repos
api -- /hg-repos --- repos
api -- http:80 --- hgresumable([hgresumable])
hgresumable -- /var/vcs/public --- repos
hgresumable -- hgresumable-cache --- cache[//var/cache/hgresume/]
node <-->|http:5158/api & email| api
api -- gRPC:4317 --- otel-collector([otel-collector])
proxy ---|http:4318/traces| otel-collector
node -- gRPC:4317 --- otel-collector
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<title>Update Cleanup Settings</title>
<location>https://www.manageengine.com/products/desktop-central/help/api/onpremise/patch-update-cleanup-settings.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 months ago; Updates patch cleanup settings. ... --data '{"cleanupOlderThanDays":90,"cleanupIntervalDays":30,"deleteDeclinedPatches":true,"cleanupEnabled":true,"deleteSupersededPatches":true}'` ... error_code string
# Update Cleanup Settings
Updates patch cleanup settings.
##### Endpoints
put /dcapi/patch/settings/cleanupSettings
#### Request URL
https://{server-hostname}:8383/dcapi/patch/settings/cleanupSettings
#### Scope
PatchMgmt.UPDATE Copied!
#### Header
Authorization: d92d4xxxxxxxxxxxxx15f52
#### - Request Body
###### application/json
JSON Object
Hide Sub-Attributes
cleanupEnabled boolean Optional
Whether patch cleanup is enabled
cleanupIntervalDays string Optional
Interval in days between cleanup runs
cleanupOlderThanDays string Optional
Delete patches older than this many days
deleteSupersededPatches boolean Optional
Whether to delete superseded patches
#### Sample Request
Curl
Java
Python
Deluge
PowerShell
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`curl --request PUT \
--url https://appdomain/dcapi/patch/settings/cleanupSettings \
--header 'Authorization: d92d4xxxxxxxxxxxxx15f52' \
--header 'content-type: application/json' \
--data '{"cleanupOlderThanDays":90,"cleanupIntervalDays":30,"deleteDeclinedPatches":true,"cleanupEnabled":true,"deleteSupersededPatches":true}'`
#### Sample Request Body
Enable declined patch cleanup
Copied!
` {
"cleanupOlderThanDays": 90,
"cleanupIntervalDays": 30,
"deleteDeclinedPatches": true,
"cleanupEnabled": true,
"deleteSupersededPatches": true
}
`
### Response Parameters
#### - HTTP code 200
###### Response Body - application/json
JSON Object
Hide Sub-Attributes
remarks string
Confirmation message: Cleanup settings have saved successfully
#### - HTTP code 401
###### Response Body - application/json
JSON Object
Hide Sub-Attributes
error_code string
Error code: UAC_UNAUTHORIZED for missing or invalid credentials
error_description string
Localized description: dc.rest.authentication.unauthorized
### Possible Response Codes
200 HTTP code
401 HTTP code
#### Sample Response: HTTP 200
Cleanup settings saved
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` {
"remarks": "Cleanup settings have saved successfully"
}
`
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#### Sample Response: HTTP 401
Unauthorized access
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` {
"error_description": "dc.rest.authentication.unauthorized",
"error_code": "UAC_UNAUTHORIZED"
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<title>API</title>
<location>https://www.getsillage.com/docs/api/v2</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: yesterday; OpenAPI Specification — Swagger UI · Raw JSON spec ... v2 endpoints return RFC 9457 problem documents, and every response carries request-tracing and rate-limit headers — see Authentication for the full error model, status codes, and header reference.
API v3 is live and in beta: expect possible malfunctions and breaking changes in the coming days. If you find a bug, please report it to your Sillage contact.
You are reading v2. It keeps working and your keys stay valid, but new endpoints only land in v3.
# API
Direct-client API reference for accessing Sillage workspace content and account mapping data.
The API lets client applications read content, content requests, top accounts, and account mapping state from a Sillage workspace.
Most API endpoints are direct-client endpoints using workspace API keys generated from Sillage settings. Account Mapping also supports partner endpoints with partner master keys.
## Base URL
`https://api.getsillage.com`
OpenAPI Specification — Swagger UI · Raw JSON spec
## Authentication
For direct-client endpoints, send your Sillage workspace API key as a bearer token:
`Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_KEY>`
Direct-client keys start with `sk_live_`. </excerpt>
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<title>Servers API: Power, Console, Startup — Silly Development</title>
<location>https://sillydev.co.uk/docs/panel/servers</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2 weeks ago; Crawled: yesterday; -H "Authorization: Bearer $SILLYDEV_API_KEY" \ ... -H "Authorization: Bearer $SILLYDEV_API_KEY" \ ... There is one error per problem, and `meta.source_field` names the field.
# Servers, power and console
List your servers, start and stop them, send console commands, watch the console live, and change how they start.
← Panel API docs · 24 endpoints · Updated 10 October 2026
## Servers
List the servers your key can reach, read one server's details, resource use and activity, and delete a server you own.
### List servers
GET`/`
Lists the servers the key's user owns or is a subuser of, 50 a page by default and at most 100. A key limited to some servers only lists those. The default includes `allocations` and `variables` are always present, and `egg` and `subusers` can be added with `include`. If the account can buy paid servers, `meta.pending_orders` lists paid servers that have been bought but do not exist yet.
Parameters
List servers: parameters
Name | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
page | integer | The page of results to return, starting at 1.
per_page | integer | How many servers to return on each page. Values above 100 are treated as 100.
type | one of 'owner', 'admin', 'admin-all' | Which servers to list. data[].attributes.limits.threads required | string | null | The CPU cores the server is pinned to, e.g. `0-1,3`, or null for any.
data[].attributes.limits.oom_disabled required | boolean | Whether the out-of-memory killer is disabled for the server.
data[].attributes.invocation required | string | The startup command with variables filled in. Without `startup.read` the variable values are hidden.
data[].attributes.docker_image required | string |
data[].attributes.egg_features required | array of string | null | Panel features the server's egg turns on.
data[].attributes.feature_limits required | object |
data[].attributes.feature_limits.allocations required | integer | The most allocations (ports) the server may have.
data[].attributes.feature_limits.backups required | integer | The most backups the server may keep.
data[].attributes.status required | one of null, 'installing', 'install_failed', 'reinstall_failed', 'suspended', 'billing_suspended', 'restoring_backup', 'deleting' | What the server is doing, or null when it is installed and available. - `installing`: the install script is running. - `install_failed` / `reinstall_failed`: the install script failed. A server whose first install failed can still be reinstalled. - `suspended`: suspended by an administrator. - `billing_suspended`: paused because its subscription is unpaid. - `restoring_backup`: a backup is being restored. - `deleting`: deletion has been accepted and the node is removing it.
data[].attributes.is_paid required | boolean | Whether someone is currently paying for the server.
data[].attributes.is_suspended required | boolean | True when `status` is `suspended` or `billing_suspended`. Use `status`.
data[].attributes.is_installing required | boolean | True when `status` is `installing` or `install_failed`. Use `status`.
data[].attributes.is_transferring required | boolean | Whether the server is being moved to another node. Most endpoints answer 409 while it is.
data[].attributes.skip_scripts required | boolean | Whether the egg's install script is skipped for this server.
data[].attributes.relationships | object |
data[].attributes.relationships.allocations | object | The server's allocations.
### Get resource use of several servers
GET`/resources`
Returns the live resource use of up to 100 servers in one request, keyed by server UUID. A server is silently left out if you could not read it on its own, if it is suspended, installing, being transferred, restoring a backup, being deleted or on a node under maintenance, or if its node did not answer. Answers are cached for up to 20 seconds (3 seconds while a server is booting), so polling faster gains nothing.
Parameters
Get resource use of several servers: parameters
Name | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
servers required | string | Comma-separated full server UUIDs (not 8-character identifiers). Duplicates are ignored and only the first 100 are used.
curl "https://sillydev.co.uk/panel/api/client/resources" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SILLYDEV_API_KEY" \
-H "Accept: application/json"
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Response 200 The usage of each server that could be read, keyed by UUID. When none could be read, `data` is an empty object.
### Get a server's resource use
GET`/servers/{server}/resources`
Returns the server's power state and current memory, CPU, disk and network use, as reported by its node. The answer is cached for up to 20 seconds (3 seconds while the server is booting); for a live feed use the websocket's `stats` events instead. Any server permission is enough to read it.
Parameters
Get a server's resource use: parameters
Name | Type | Description
--- | --- | ---
server required | string | The server's 8-character identifier, as shown in the panel, or its full UUID.
curl "https://sillydev.co.uk/panel/api/client/servers/1a7ce997/resources" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SILLYDEV_API_KEY" \
-H "Accept: application/json"
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Response 200 The server's resource use.
{
"object": "stats",
"attributes": {
"current_state": "running",
"is_suspended": false,
"is_booting": false,
"resources": {
"memory_bytes": 83886080,
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<title>HiMarket User Guide | Higress</title>
<location>https://higress.ai/en/docs/ai/himarket/himarket-usage/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: 10 months ago; Crawled: 6 months ago; This document is designed for administrators and developers of the HiMarket AI open platform, providing detailed operation guides and best practices.
If you are an administrator, this document will guide you through the complete process from importing gateway instances, creating portals, to publishing API products. ... The HiMarket management console is designed for administrators and operators to manage AI resources, create portals, publish API products, etc.
* Access Portal
* Register Developer
* Browse and Subscribe to API Products
* Create Consumer
* HiChat
* * *
## HiMarket Management Console
Section titled “HiMarket Management Console”
The HiMarket management console is designed for administrators and operators to manage AI resources, create portals, publish API products, etc.
### Register Administrator
Section titled “Register Administrator”
When accessing the HiMarket management console for the first time, you need to register an administrator account.
Operation Steps:
1. Access the management console address: `http://localhost:5174` (using local development environment as an example)
2. Click the “Register” button
3. Fill in administrator information:
* Username
* Password
4. Click “Initialize” to complete account creation
5. Log in to the management console using the registered account
### Import Higress Instance
Section titled “Import Higress Instance”
Before starting to create API Products, you need to import a Higress gateway instance as the underlying gateway for AI resources.
Operation Steps:
1. Log in to the management console
2. Navigate to [Instance Management] → [Gateway Instances]
3. Click the [Import Gateway Instance] button
4. Select [Higress Gateway]
5. Fill in Higress instance information:
* Console Address: Higress console address (e.g., `http://demo.higress.io`)
* Username: Higress console username (e.g., `admin`)
* Password: Higress console password (e.g., `admin`)
* Gateway Address: Higress gateway service address (e.g., `http://gateway.higress.io`), MCP Server and Model use domain names for access by default. If no domain is configured, the Gateway address is used
6. Click [Import]
Image
Notes:
* Supports importing multiple Higress instances
* After import, you can view and manage them in the instance list
</excerpt>
</source>
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/sillsdev/languageforge-lexbox?utm_source=openai
Keep the LexBox and hgresume cleanup ages in sync.
hgresume enforces Math.Max(ResetCleanupAgeDays, 5), but it reads its own HGRESUME_RESET_CLEANUP_AGE_DAYS setting. The LexBox request does not send HgConfig.ResetCleanupAgeDays. A non-default LexBox value can therefore be ignored, allowing earlier deletion than configured. Wire both settings to the same value, or make hgresume the sole owner and remove the duplicate LexBox setting.
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Review comment at @backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs around lines 139 -
141:
Update the reset-backups cleanup flow around SendManageRequest so hgresume uses
the same cleanup age as HgConfig.ResetCleanupAgeDays, or remove the duplicate
LexBox setting and make hgresume authoritative. Preserve hgresume’s minimum
five-day enforcement.
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sed -n '65,155p' backend/SyncReverseProxy/ProxyKernel.cs
sed -n '245,270p' backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs
sed -n '435,465p' backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs
sed -n '78,92p' backend/LexBoxApi/LexBoxKernel.cs
nl -ba backend/LexBoxApi/Services/SendReceiveService.cs
printf'\n--- interface ---\n'
nl -ba backend/LexCore/ServiceInterfaces/ISendReceiveService.cs
printf'\n--- Forward context ---\n'
nl -ba backend/SyncReverseProxy/ProxyKernel.cs | sed -n '80,135p'printf'\n--- manage client and HasAbandonedTransactions ---\n'
nl -ba backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs | sed -n '245,270p;435,462p'
nl -ba backend/LexBoxApi/LexboxKernel.cs | sed -n '72,90p'
Repository: sillsdev/languageforge-lexbox
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Bound HasAbandonedTransactions to a short deadline.
Forward holds the project reader lock while it awaits HasAbandonedTransactions. The manage client supplies only its 30-minute timeout, and no outer request cancellation reaches this call. A stalled status request can therefore retain the lock for up to 30 minutes.
BeginSendReceive uses a reader lock, so concurrent Send/Receive readers are not blocked. The held lock can delay a writer such as migration. Use a short local deadline for this status request.
Proposed fix
--- "a/backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs"+++ "b/backend/LexBoxApi/Services/HgService.cs"@@ -252,14 +252,15 @@
return $"{code}__{deletedRepoSuffix}";
}
public async Task<bool> HasAbandonedTransactions(ProjectCode projectCode)
{
- using var response = await SendManageRequest(HttpMethod.Get, $"repos/{projectCode}");+ using var cts = new CancellationTokenSource(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10));+ using var response = await SendManageRequest(HttpMethod.Get, $"repos/{projectCode}", token: cts.Token);
if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.NotFound) return false;
response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode();
- var status = await response.Content.ReadFromJsonAsync<RepoStatusResponse>();+ var status = await response.Content.ReadFromJsonAsync<RepoStatusResponse>(cts.Token);
return status?.HasAbandonedTransactions ?? false;
}
public async Task<string?> GetRepositoryIdentifier(Project project)
{
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Update HasAbandonedTransactions to create a short local cancellation deadline
and pass its token to both SendManageRequest and ReadFromJsonAsync, so the
request and response parsing are bounded even when no outer cancellation token
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Removes the hg repos volume mount from the lexbox-api pod. Every repo filesystem operation
HgServicedid directly now goes through hgresume's/api/manage(sillsdev/hgresume#24), authenticated with the sharedX-Manage-Secretfrom the existinghgresumesecret.HgService
InitRepo,CopyRepo,DeleteRepoIfExists,BackupRepo,ResetRepo,FinishReset,SoftDeleteRepo,CleanupResetBackups,InvalidateDirCacheandHasAbandonedTransactionscall the manage endpoints. Status codes map back to the exceptions callers already expect (409 →AlreadyExistsException/InvalidOperationException, 404 →DirectoryNotFoundException,ZIP_MISSING_HG_FOLDER→ProjectResetException).BackupRepoandHasAbandonedTransactionsbecome async (IHgService,ProjectService, the sync proxy and theProject.hasAbandonedTransactionsresolver updated; the schema just gains a@costhint).HttpClientwith a 30 min timeout, since a reset upload or large copy can outlast the 100s default.IHostedServicelayout creation (hgresume does it on startup), and theHgEmptyRepotemplate is gone (hgresume runshg init).FinishResetno longer waits for an expected empty/non-empty state: it can't know which without reading the repo, and hgresume writes through the same mount hgweb reads, so there's no cross-pod NFS lag to wait out. Init/reset/copy keep their waits.Config / deployment
HgConfig.RepoPath→HgConfig.HgResumeManageSecret(dev appsettings uses the committed local-dev secret).RepoPathenv removed;set-repo-structure-owner-to-www-datainit container moved to the hg pod. The init-repos overlay keeps it ahead ofpopulate-test-repos, which runs as www-data.hgresume image: bumped to
v2026-10-28, which includes sillsdev/hgresume#32. That PR fixed two manage API gaps this migration hit: the backup endpoint zipped synchronously into Kestrel's response body and came back as a 409, andFinishResetdidn't strip an uploaded.hg/hgrcthe way this service did.The filesystem unit tests in
HgServiceTestsmoved to hgresume (RepoManageServiceTestscovers the same cases). Here they're replaced by HTTP-contract tests: secret header, conflict mapping, missing-.hgmapping, repo status.Test plan
HgServiceTestspass locally (22/22)api:check-gql-schemaregenerated;kubectl kustomizerender of staging/develop/production shows no repos mount on lexbox-api and the chown init container first on hgpr-32image, same code asv2026-10-28)🤖 Generated with Claude Code