fix(grep): enforce_time_budget option for zero-match searches (#826) - #827
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The plain/regex deadline check was gated on `all_matches.len() > 1`, so a search that matched nothing never aborted and scanned every candidate file. Removing the gate alone is not enough: both accounting paths overwrote `files_consumed` with the full slice length whenever no file matched, which zeroed out `next_file_offset` and lost the resume cursor. Workers now latch the abort in their `map_init` state and record the lowest index they skipped, so the resume cursor is the exact first unsearched file. Matches past that index are dropped and re-found on the next page, keeping paging free of both gaps and duplicates. Closes #826
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGrep now supports enforced time budgets before the first match. Workers record the earliest skipped file. Result collection returns a resume cursor and preserves deferred files. Native, Node, Bun, Python, Neovim, and Lua APIs expose the option. Tests cover zero-match searches and pagination. ChangesGrep time-budget enforcement
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds opt-in time-bounded searching and resumable pagination, but a timed-out zero-match search may still lose its continuation cursor in one public response path and incorrectly appear complete, potentially hiding matches in later files; the budget also cannot interrupt an in-progress file operation. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and contract risks to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
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Caller->>LanguageAPI: set enforceTimeBudget
LanguageAPI->>NativeFFI: pass enforcement flag
NativeFFI->>CoreGrep: build GrepSearchOptions
CoreGrep->>CoreGrep: stop at budget and record resume index
CoreGrep-->>Caller: matches and nextCursor
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In `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs`:
- Around line 232-236: Update GrepResult::collect result handling so the
continuation cursor is formatted and stored whenever next_file_offset is
nonzero, including when matches is empty; preserve the existing “0 matches.”
response while ensuring timed-out or aborted searches retain a resumable cursor.
In `@crates/fff-core/tests/grep_time_budget_zero_match.rs`:
- Around line 14-50: Move the helper functions create_picker and budget_opts to
the end of the test file, after all test functions, without changing their
implementations or behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs` around lines 176 - 178:
The new comment should follow the repository's two-line limit.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/fff-core/tests/grep_time_budget_zero_match.rs`
around lines 12 - 14: Private helper documentation should use ordinary comments
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| let has_more = files_consumed < files_to_search_len | ||
| && (abort_resume.is_some() || all_matches.len() >= page_limit); | ||
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| let next_file_offset = if has_more { | ||
| options.file_offset + files_consumed |
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Preserve the cursor for empty partial results.
GrepResult::collect now returns next_file_offset after an abort. crates/fff-mcp/src/server.rs:255-411 returns "0 matches." before formatting that cursor when the first page has no matches. A timed-out search can then hide later matches and cannot resume.
Format and store the continuation cursor when next_file_offset != 0, even if matches is empty.
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In `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs` around lines 232 - 236, Update
GrepResult::collect result handling so the continuation cursor is formatted and
stored whenever next_file_offset is nonzero, including when matches is empty;
preserve the existing “0 matches.” response while ensuring timed-out or aborted
searches retain a resumable cursor.
| fn create_picker(base: &Path, needle_at: Option<usize>) -> FilePicker { | ||
| let filler = format!("{}\n", "x".repeat(4 * 1024)); | ||
| for i in 0..FILE_COUNT { | ||
| let path = base.join(format!("file-{i}.txt")); | ||
| if needle_at == Some(i) { | ||
| fs::write(&path, format!("{filler}{NEEDLE}\n")).unwrap(); | ||
| } else { | ||
| fs::write(&path, &filler).unwrap(); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| let mut picker = FilePicker::new(FilePickerOptions { | ||
| base_path: base.to_string_lossy().to_string(), | ||
| enable_mmap_cache: false, | ||
| watch: false, | ||
| ..Default::default() | ||
| }) | ||
| .expect("Failed to create FilePicker"); | ||
| picker.collect_files().expect("Failed to collect files"); | ||
| picker | ||
| } | ||
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| fn budget_opts(mode: GrepMode) -> GrepSearchOptions { | ||
| GrepSearchOptions { | ||
| max_file_size: 1024 * 1024, | ||
| max_matches_per_file: 200, | ||
| smart_case: true, | ||
| file_offset: 0, | ||
| page_limit: 500, | ||
| mode, | ||
| time_budget_ms: 5, | ||
| before_context: 0, | ||
| after_context: 0, | ||
| classify_definitions: false, | ||
| trim_whitespace: false, | ||
| abort_signal: None, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Please clean up these style-only items before merging: move private test helpers to the end of the file, use ordinary comments instead of doc comments for private helpers, and keep the new explanatory comment within two lines. This also applies to the cited comment in types.rs.
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In `@crates/fff-core/tests/grep_time_budget_zero_match.rs` around lines 14 - 50,
Move the helper functions create_picker and budget_opts to the end of the test
file, after all test functions, without changing their implementations or
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Apply the same fix in `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs` around lines 176 - 178:
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Apply the same fix in `@crates/fff-core/tests/grep_time_budget_zero_match.rs`
around lines 12 - 14: Private helper documentation should use ordinary comments
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Per review: enforcing the budget on zero-match searches unconditionally changes behaviour for existing callers, who relied on a full scan when nothing matched. Make it opt-in instead. - GrepSearchOptions.enforce_time_budget, default false. Off keeps the historical plain/regex rule (budget dormant until matches exist). - Exposed as enforceTimeBudget (node/bun), enforce_time_budget (lua config + python kwarg), and new fff_live_grep_ex / fff_multi_grep_ex C symbols. The existing C symbols keep their exact signature and forward with false. - Fuzzy grep already enforced the budget unconditionally; unchanged. - Cursor accounting fix stays unconditional: an aborted page now reports how far it actually got instead of claiming the whole slice. - Never skip file 0, so an abort cannot emit next_file_offset == 0, which callers read as "done".
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97-100: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPlease keep the newly added comments within the repository’s two-line limit. This field documentation and the abort explanation in
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In `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs`:
- Around line 97-100: Update GrepSearchOptions so enforce_time_budget does not
become a required field in downstream struct literals; preserve compatibility
for external literals without struct update syntax, using an existing
default/configuration mechanism or another non-breaking design.
In `@lua/fff/main.lua`:
- Line 380: After opts = opts or {}, validate opts.enforce_time_budget with
vim.validate() as a boolean when provided, before constructing the configuration
containing enforce_time_budget. Preserve the existing defaulting behavior for
nil values and pass valid booleans unchanged.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 281: Update the inline comment for enforce_time_budget in the
configuration example to state that true also bounds zero-match searches,
matching the behavior documented in the grep configuration.
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In `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs`:
- Around line 97-100: Shorten the documentation for enforce_time_budget in
crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs (lines 97-100) to no more than two lines while
preserving its behavior and default semantics; also shorten the abort
explanation in crates/fff-core/src/grep/grep.rs (lines 613-615) to no more than
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| /// Apply `time_budget_ms` even when nothing matched yet. Off by default: | ||
| /// plain/regex grep historically only started counting after the first | ||
| /// matches, so a zero-match query always scanned every candidate file. | ||
| pub enforce_time_budget: bool, |
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Preserve downstream struct-literal compatibility. GrepSearchOptions is publicly re-exported, and this required field makes external literals without .. fail with E0063. Avoid adding a required field, or release a breaking API version with migration guidance.
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In `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs` around lines 97 - 100, Update
GrepSearchOptions so enforce_time_budget does not become a required field in
downstream struct literals; preserve compatibility for external literals without
struct update syntax, using an existing default/configuration mechanism or
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| max_matches_per_file = opts.max_matches_per_file or grep_cfg.max_matches_per_file, | ||
| smart_case = opts.smart_case == nil and grep_cfg.smart_case or opts.smart_case, | ||
| time_budget_ms = opts.time_budget_ms or grep_cfg.time_budget_ms, | ||
| enforce_time_budget = opts.enforce_time_budget == nil and grep_cfg.enforce_time_budget or opts.enforce_time_budget, |
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In mlua 0.11.1, the FromLua implementation for Option<T> is designed to treat Lua::Nil as None and attempt to convert any other value into T via T::from_lua [1]. If you are encountering a conversion error when using Option<bool> with a Lua string, it is because mlua does not automatically coerce arbitrary Lua strings into bool values [2][3]. The FromLua implementation for bool in mlua explicitly expects a Value::Boolean type [1][2]. When you pass a string to a function expecting an Option<bool>, the following occurs: 1. The Option<T> implementation receives the string value [1]. 2. Because the value is not Nil, it proceeds to call bool::from_lua(value, lua) [1]. 3. The bool implementation sees that the underlying Value is a string, not a boolean, and returns an Error::FromLuaConversionError [4][5][1]. To resolve this, you must handle the conversion manually if you need to support string-to-bool coercion (e.g., interpreting "true" as true and "false" as false) before passing the value to the Option wrapper, or explicitly accept a String or Value in your Rust function and perform the conditional logic yourself [6][1]. If you are seeing this error during data retrieval (e.g., using globals.get() or table.get()), ensure the Lua side is providing a boolean value instead of a string, or use a custom wrapper type that implements FromLua with your desired coercion logic [3].
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Validate opts.enforce_time_budget with vim.validate().
If the caller passes a non-boolean, Rust’s Option<bool> conversion fails. pcall catches the error and returns the empty fallback. Reject invalid input after opts = opts or {}.
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| page_size = 50, | ||
| file_offset = 0, | ||
| time_budget_ms = 0, | ||
| enforce_time_budget = false, -- also bound zero-match searches |
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Fix the enforce_time_budget documentation.
false does not bound zero-match searches. The comment contradicts the grep configuration at Line [429]. State that true also bounds zero-match searches.
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| enforce_time_budget = false, -- true also bounds zero-match searches |
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In `@README.md` at line 281, Update the inline comment for enforce_time_budget in
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let budget = time_budget.filter(|_| options.enforce_time_budget || all_matches.len() > 1);Off = dormant until matches exist, exactly as before. Guarded by Surfaces: Zero hot-loop cost: the gate is folded into the The second half of the PR is a separate bug and stays unconditional:
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This comment uses three lines. The repository rule allows two. Keep only the non-obvious behavior, for example:
Check every 8th file; keep file 0 so cursor 0 means complete.As per coding guidelines, Rust comments must be concise and no longer than two lines.
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In `@crates/fff-core/src/grep/grep.rs`:
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- crates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs
- packages/fff-node/src/fff-api.ts
- crates/fff-c/src/lib.rs
- crates/fff-c/include/fff.h
- packages/shared/fff-api.ts
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Closes #826
Root cause
Two, both in the plain/regex path.
crates/fff-core/src/grep/grep.rsgated the deadline onall_matches.len() > 1, so a zero-match query never aborted.files_consumedwas unconditionally overwritten withfiles_to_search.len()wheneverresult_fileswas empty, forcingnext_file_offset = 0. The cursor was lost. Same pattern in the fuzzy path atcrates/fff-core/src/grep/types.rs.Fix
Per @dmtrKovalenko's review: (1) is behaviour existing callers depend on, so it is now opt-in rather than changed. (2) is a plain accounting bug and is fixed unconditionally.
GrepSearchOptions.enforce_time_budget, defaultfalse. Off = historical rule, budget dormant until matches exist. On = hard bound,next_file_offsetresumes at the first unsearched file.enforceTimeBudget(node/bunGrepOptions/MultiGrepOptions),grep.enforce_time_budget(nvim config,content_searchopt),enforce_time_budget=(python kwarg).fff_live_grep/fff_multi_grepkeep their exact signatures and forward withfalse. The flag lives on newfff_live_grep_ex/fff_multi_grep_exsymbols. @dmtrKovalenko — appending a param to the existing symbols would have broken the frozen C ABI, hence the_expair rather than a 13th argument.next_file_offset == 0means "done" to every caller, so a page must consume at least one file or paging stalls.Hot loop cost of the flag is zero — the gate is folded into the
Option<Duration>before the rayonpar_iter, not evaluated per file.Steps to reproduce
Both flag states are covered by one command on this branch — no patching needed. The
..._ignores_unenforced_...case is pre-fix behaviour, asserted to still hold:git checkout triage-bot/issue-826 cargo test -p fff-search --test grep_time_budget_zero_match --release -- --nocapture10k files x 4KiB,
time_budget_ms: 5,page_limit: 500, plain mode, query matches nothing.enforce_time_budget: false->total_files_searched == filtered_file_count == 10000,next_file_offset == 0. Identical tomain.enforce_time_budget: true->total_files_searched < 10000,next_file_offset > 0.For the pre-fix numbers on
main, the reporter'srepro.mjsin #826 runs unmodified. Rust-core equivalent measured onmainat a51f0f4's parent:5ms requested, 111.93ms spent, whole candidate set scanned, no resume cursor.
Node, after
npm run buildinpackages/fff-node— reporter's script with one line added:Expected:
totalFilesSearched < filteredFileCount,nextCursornon-null, elapsed near 5ms. DropenforceTimeBudgetand the numbers are exactly whatmainprints today.How verified
zero_match_search_ignores_unenforced_time_budgetis the regression guard for your concern: with the flag off,total_files_searched == filtered_file_countandnext_file_offset == 0, exactly as before.budget_resume_cursor_does_not_skip_filespages a budget-limited search to exhaustion and asserts it still finds a needle planted in the last file, so the cursor drops nothing.Also green:
cargo test -p fff-search --release --test grep_integration --lib grep(18 tests),cargo clippy --release -p fff-search -p fff-c -p fff-nvim --all-targets(no new warnings),cargo fmt,stylua,make header,make sync-js-api.Not verified: node/bun e2e and python bindings were not executed (no
node_modulesin this checkout) — those changes are signature plumbing only.Automated triage via Gustav. Honk-Honk 🪿
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