TargetResolver.canReadTable asked PermissionsHelper.hasTablePermission with a
bare AbstractActionInput. Core hands a table's custom permission checker the
action input and not the permission asked, so a checker that tells a read
from a write by the input's type (a query, a get or a count reads; anything
else is refused) refused the question. For such a table every recents and
favorites call answered "Not found" for people the checker lets read it:
the UI sends POST /recents on every list and record screen, so each of them
showed "Resource not found POST /qqq/v1/qbit/collaboration/recents (HTTP
404)".
The read is now asked with a QueryInput for the table, the read it stands
for; ParentRecordAccess already asks with a GetInput. Who may read a table
does not change: the checker still decides, and a person it refuses is
still answered "Not found" (RecentsServiceTest
.tableWithAnInputTypedPermissionCheckerIsATarget, which failed before with
QNotFoundException on the first call).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ParentRowCustomizer and AttachmentPreviewCustomizer read the parent of
every child row to decide whether the row is visible, so rows that share a
parent repeated the same read: 61 tasks on two parents ran 61 parent reads
(TagLookupStatementBudgetTest), now 2. The answer is kept only for the one
postQuery call, where the session and transaction cannot change.
Also correct the README: the Tags field is selectable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Core selects the Tags virtual field for every query or get that names no
fields, so every such read of a TAGS-enabled table ran one
collaboration_record_tag statement, including reads made one record at a
time and tables that were never tagged. Measured with 600 added parents
(TagLookupStatementBudgetTest): a 602-row list ran 2 statements, 600 gets
ran 600 and 100 single-record updates ran 100; now 1 probe, then 0.
TaggedTables remembers, per node and per table, whether any assignment
exists (core Memoization registered with ClusterCaches, 30 s by default,
withTagLookupCacheSeconds, 0 disables). Writing an assignment clears it at
once and after commit and publishes memo-invalidate. The probe ignores row
locks and returns no data, so the answer is the same for every session.
Tables with assignments are read as before: one lookup per 500 parents.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PostgreSQL 17 journal qualification refused every call on Amazon Aurora
PostgreSQL, which reports full_page_writes=off and does not expose the
parameter in its cluster parameter group.
- The settings query gains an eleventh column,
to_regprocedure('aurora_version()') IS NOT NULL, which is true on Aurora,
false on stock PostgreSQL 17 and never raises.
- full_page_writes=off is accepted only when that column is true. Stock
PostgreSQL with full_page_writes=off is still refused, and synchronous_commit,
fsync, recovery, isolation, time zone and lock timeout are unchanged on Aurora.
- The decision is the pure function tornPagesPrevented, covered by an always-on
unit test. The opt-in real PostgreSQL 17 suite simulates Aurora with a
function named aurora_version() and full_page_writes=off on the server.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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