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Summary

A synthetic multiline rollout larger than V8's string limit reproduces RangeError: Invalid string length during sync on current main. Read rollout JSONL in chunks so syncing this input no longer requires allocating the whole file as one string.

Refs #44.

What changed

  • Share a UTF-8, LF-delimited reader between metadata lookup and evidence parsing, with stream cleanup on early return and propagated file errors.
  • Cover both string-limit failures, chunk boundaries, CRLF, an unterminated final line, malformed JSON, and file errors.
  • Split each incoming chunk before appending the incomplete line, so later lines cannot push the temporary string over V8's limit or force rescanning the growing prefix.

Product impact

Large multiline rollout files can be inspected and synced while retaining existing metadata, message ordering, and malformed-line handling.

Validation

  • Type check: tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.json (the pnpm lint command).
  • Initial rollout, sync-service, and memory-store verification: 81 tests passed; both whole-file string-limit regressions fail on unchanged main.
  • Follow-up parsing/sync checks: 46 tests passed, including a controlled-chunk regression at the actual V8 string limit that fails on the original PR commit.
  • pnpm build; source and built SyncService.syncRollout complete with synthetic data, explicit storage paths, and heuristic extraction.
  • Architecture/public documentation contracts.
  • Full test/coverage, CLI smoke, and platform matrix: pending CI; the official CLI was not exercised locally.

Docs

  • Chinese and English architecture docs explain streamed rollout reading and its memory limits.

Risks

A single extremely long line and the retained evidence arrays can still consume substantial memory. This fixes a demonstrated trigger for the reported exception; the original macOS input and the index-drift report are unverified, so #44 remains open.

The two large-file tests use serial sparse fixtures just over 512 MiB and clean their temporary directories after each test. On Linux they took about 22 ms and 3.8 s; equivalent sparse construction occupied about 2 MiB. Allocation and runtime on macOS/Windows were not measured. The tests skip if the runtime's string limit exceeds the fixture budget.

The near-limit controlled-stream test uses about 512 MiB of string memory and no large disk fixture. It ran in about 0.6 s with one worker and a 1.5 GiB heap limit; it validates the chunk boundary rather than real-file performance at that line size.

Read metadata and evidence with a shared UTF-8 line iterator so a
multiline rollout can exceed the JavaScript string limit without a
whole-file allocation. Preserve parsing and file-error behavior.

Refs #44

Signed-off-by: boulea7 <zln1905391059@163.com>
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Rollout metadata and evidence parsing now consume JSONL through a shared UTF-8 async stream instead of reading the entire file, preventing whole-file string-limit failures while preserving parsing behavior and documenting the remaining memory characteristics.

Sequence diagram for streamed rollout JSONL parsing

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Parser
    participant Reader
    participant File as RolloutFile

    Caller->>Parser: readRolloutMeta(filePath) or parseRolloutEvidence(filePath)
    Parser->>Reader: readRolloutLines(filePath)
    Reader->>File: createReadStream(filePath, utf8)
    loop Each UTF-8 chunk
        File-->>Reader: chunk
        Reader-->>Parser: complete non-empty line
        Parser->>Parser: JSON.parse(line)
        alt malformed JSON
            Parser-->>Parser: skip line
        end
    end
    opt Unterminated final line
        Reader-->>Parser: final line
        Parser->>Parser: JSON.parse(line)
    end
    File-->>Reader: file error
    Reader-->>Caller: propagate file error
    Reader->>File: destroy()
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Replace whole-file rollout loading with shared UTF-8 JSONL streaming.
  • Introduce an async line generator that preserves chunk boundaries, handles CRLF and unterminated final lines, skips blank lines, and cleans up the stream.
  • Use the generator for both metadata lookup and evidence parsing while preserving malformed-line skipping and propagating filesystem errors.
src/lib/domain/rollout.ts
Add regression coverage for large files and streaming edge cases.
  • Exercise metadata and evidence parsing on sparse files larger than the JavaScript string limit.
  • Cover multibyte UTF-8 across chunks, CRLF, blank lines, malformed JSON, tool outputs, final lines without newlines, missing files, and directory read errors.
test/rollout.test.ts
Document streaming behavior and its memory boundaries.
  • Update English and Chinese architecture flows to describe line-by-line reading.
  • Clarify that parsed evidence and individual lines remain memory-resident, malformed lines are skipped, and read errors propagate.
docs/architecture.en.md
docs/architecture.md

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Rollout metadata and evidence readers now consume UTF-8 JSONL through an async line iterator instead of loading each file into a string. Tests cover large files, chunked UTF-8 and CRLF handling, malformed and unterminated lines, and read errors. Architecture docs describe memory limits and error behavior.

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Rollout JSONL streaming

Layer / File(s) Summary
Stream rollout lines and update readers
src/lib/domain/rollout.ts, test/rollout.test.ts, docs/architecture.md, docs/architecture.en.md
A UTF-8 line iterator yields nonblank, trimmed lines and includes a final unterminated line. Both rollout readers use the iterator. Tests cover oversized files, chunk boundaries, and read errors. The architecture docs describe retained evidence, unbounded line and evidence memory, skipped malformed JSON lines, and propagated file-read errors.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 66314

A rollout containing a very long tool-output record can stall sync despite the move to streaming. Fix the line reader before merging unless that limitation is explicitly accepted.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: streaming rollout JSONL instead of reading the entire file.
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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="src/lib/domain/rollout.ts" line_range="30-37" />
<code_context>
+  let pending = "";
+  try {
+    for await (const chunk of input) {
+      const lines = (pending + chunk).split("\n");
+      pending = lines.pop() ?? "";
+      for (const line of lines) {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (performance):** `pending + chunk` constructs the entire pending line plus the complete next stream chunk before splitting on `\n`; when a valid line is close enough to V8's string limit and the chunk also contains the delimiter and following bytes, this concatenation raises `RangeError: Invalid string length` even though no individual JSONL line exceeds the limit.

**Triggers:** When a single JSONL line approaches V8's maximum string size and the following data arrives in the same stream chunk.

**Suggested fix:** Locate delimiters in the incoming chunk before concatenating, or accumulate line fragments without creating a string larger than the individual line.

```suggestion
      const lines = chunk.split("\n");
      const last = lines.pop() ?? "";
      for (const line of lines) {
        const complete = pending + line;
        pending = "";
        const trimmed = complete.trim();
        if (trimmed) {
          yield trimmed;
        }
      }
      pending += last;
```
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Review comments at @src/lib/domain/rollout.ts:
- Line 30: Update the JSONL chunk-processing logic in rollout.ts to avoid
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Avoid combining a representable line with following lines in a temporary
string or rescanning the growing prefix on every chunk. Add a regression
at the actual V8 string limit through the public metadata reader.

Refs #44

Signed-off-by: boulea7 <zln1905391059@163.com>
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Boulea7 merged commit 58885b1 into main Oct 2, 2026
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