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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The deletion batches can revisit tied triple keys, reducing the intended performance benefit. This is a bounded performance risk, so the PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to add a stable unique tie-breaker. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant CustodianBatchQuery
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drain!->>CustodianBatchQuery: Pass continuation context
CustodianBatchQuery->>SQLDatabase: Execute bounded deletion query
SQLDatabase-->>CustodianBatchQuery: Return deleted rows and next context
CustodianBatchQuery-->>drain!: Return batch result and context
drain!->>CustodianBatchQuery: Continue until no rows remain
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In `@server/src/instant/custodian.clj`:
- Around line 364-373: Replace the independent :triples attr_id and created_at
lower bounds in the custodian query with a lexicographic predicate: attr_id
greater than the cursor attribute, or equal to it while created_at is at least
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Small change to how we do deletions of triples and transactions that should prevent us from slowing down as things get deleted.
The current issue is that as custodian keeps deleting, it spends a little extra time going through the dead tuples in the index to find the next live tuple. If we delete things in order, then we can skip the dead tuples on the next batch by only looking at things after the last batch in the index.
We sort transactions by id and we sort triples by
app_id, attr_id, created_at(the triples_created_at index). For each batch, we get the last thing deleted and then pass that to the next batch so it can look at things greater than or equal to it.