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…mance - Add prefetchThumbnailContent function to prefetch thumbnails for files following the current one. - Introduce warmDownloadLinks function to resolve download links for thumbnail-able files ahead of demand. - Implement thumbnail read limiter to cap concurrent thumbnail read tasks. - Create tests for prefetchThumbnailContent, warmDownloadLinks, and thumbnail read limiter functionalities. - Enhance read service to warm download links and prefetch thumbnails when reading files. - Add caching mechanism for download links to optimize network requests. - Introduce utility functions for parsing signed URL expiry and managing download link cache. - Update opendir controller to warm download links when opening directories. - Log timing information for performance monitoring during file operations.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds bounded thumbnail reads, read-ahead for sibling files, cached download links, folder file lookup, and timing logs across virtual-drive and download operations. ChangesThumbnail read-ahead flow
Download link cache
Timing instrumentation
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| const cache = new Map<string, CacheEntry>(); | ||
| // Warming and the real read routinely ask for the same link at the same time. | ||
| // Without this, both miss the (completed-only) cache and both hit the network. | ||
| const inFlight = new Map<string, Promise<DownloadLinks>>(); |
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This is separate from the completed-response cache because folder warming and the real thumbnail read can request the same file concurrently. Sharing the in-flight promise prevents both callers from issuing the same network request before the first response has been cached.
| const expiries = links.shards | ||
| .map((shard) => parseSignedUrlExpiry({ url: shard.url })) | ||
| .filter((value): value is number => value !== undefined); |
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The expiry is derived from the signed URL itself instead of using a fixed TTL. The margin prevents a cached link from being reused at the exact edge of its server-side validity window.
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| network: Network.Network; | ||
| /** Warm the files that follow this one; omit to warm from the start of the folder. */ | ||
| afterContentsId?: string; |
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This uses a sliding window rather than warming the whole directory. That keeps large folders bounded and avoids resolving links for thousands of files the user may never view.
| import { THUMBNAIL_WHOLE_FILE_LIMIT } from './thumbnail-read-limits'; | ||
| import { type HandleReadDeps } from './types'; | ||
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| const PREFETCH_AHEAD = 4; |
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Content prefetching is intentionally more conservative than link warming. Link resolution is lightweight metadata work, while content prefetch transfers real bytes, so the smaller window and concurrency limit prevent speculative downloads from consuming excessive bandwidth.
| const upcoming = candidates | ||
| .slice(startIndex, startIndex + PREFETCH_AHEAD) | ||
| .filter((file) => file.size <= THUMBNAIL_WHOLE_FILE_LIMIT); |
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Large files are excluded from block-based prefetching because a thumbnailer usually reads only a small prefix. Prefetching them through the 4 MB block cache would download megabytes before the user has requested the file.
| if (virtualFile.size > THUMBNAIL_WHOLE_FILE_LIMIT) { | ||
| return withThumbnailReadSlot(async () => { | ||
| const result = await readThumbnailPrefix({ virtualFile, range, bucketId, mnemonic, network }); | ||
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| msg: '[TIMING] Read (thumbnail prefix)', | ||
| file: virtualFile.nameWithExtension, | ||
| fileSize: virtualFile.size, | ||
| elapsedMs: Date.now() - startedAt, | ||
| }); | ||
| return result; | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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Large thumbnail reads bypass block hydration because GNOME reads a small prefix and then closes the file. For these files, downloading a complete 4 MB cache block is substantially more expensive than fetching the requested range directly.
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| const download = await downloadFileRange({ |
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This path intentionally does not populate the persistent hydration cache. It is designed for metadata/thumbnail sniffing reads where GNOME is unlikely to read the rest of the file afterward.
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In `@src/backend/features/fuse/on-read/handle-read-callback.ts`:
- Line 67: Update the read callback around readThumbnailPrefix to check and
serve locally hydrated file ranges from disk before issuing the exact-range
network request. Preserve the existing readOrHydrate cache-first behavior so
fully downloaded large files can produce thumbnails offline, falling back to
readThumbnailPrefix only when the requested range is not locally available.
In `@src/backend/features/fuse/on-read/prefetch-thumbnail-content.ts`:
- Line 31: Update the prefetch helper around executeAsyncQueue to use a
module-level shared queue or limiter so PREFETCH_CONCURRENCY caps readOrHydrate
operations across all invocations, and deduplicate queued contentsId values
before hydration.
In `@src/backend/features/fuse/on-read/warm-download-links.ts`:
- Around line 33-43: Update warmDownloadLinks and its executeAsyncQueue usage so
all link-warming requests share a process-wide concurrency limit, rather than
creating an independent limit per invocation. Reuse a module-level semaphore or
queue while preserving the existing per-file error logging and fire-and-forget
behavior.
In `@src/infra/environment/download-file/with-download-links-cache.ts`:
- Around line 25-26: Update cacheKeyFor and all cache/inFlight lookups to
include a non-secret authorization-context namespace, preventing reuse across
logout/login sessions with matching bucketId and fileId. Ensure the namespace is
applied consistently to both maps, and add a regression test covering logout
followed by login as a different client.
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| if (virtualFile.size > THUMBNAIL_WHOLE_FILE_LIMIT) { | ||
| return withThumbnailReadSlot(async () => { | ||
| const result = await readThumbnailPrefix({ virtualFile, range, bucketId, mnemonic, network }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Serve locally hydrated large files before downloading the prefix.
This branch always calls readThumbnailPrefix, which always performs a network range download. The former readOrHydrate path served hydrated ranges from disk first. A fully downloaded file larger than 1 MiB now fails to produce a thumbnail while offline.
Preserve the disk-cache check before the exact-range network request.
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In `@src/backend/features/fuse/on-read/handle-read-callback.ts` at line 67, Update
the read callback around readThumbnailPrefix to check and serve locally hydrated
file ranges from disk before issuing the exact-range network request. Preserve
the existing readOrHydrate cache-first behavior so fully downloaded large files
can produce thumbnails offline, falling back to readThumbnailPrefix only when
the requested range is not locally available.
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| warmDownloadLinks({ files, bucketId, network, afterContentsId: contentsId }); | ||
| prefetchThumbnailContent({ files, afterContentsId: contentsId, bucketId, mnemonic, network }); |
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Both operations are fire-and-forget by design. They must not delay the response to the current FUSE read; their purpose is to overlap future work with GNOME processing the current file.
| * Re-warming an already cached file is a cache hit, so overlapping windows are cheap. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function warmDownloadLinks({ files, bucketId, network, afterContentsId }: Props): void { | ||
| const candidates = files.filter((file) => canGenerateThumbnail(file.type)); |
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The warm-up currently targets formats GNOME is expected to thumbnail directly. Other extensions can still trigger content sniffing reads, but prefetching arbitrary files would risk downloading large files that the user never opens.
| * downloads far more than it serves. Below it, the whole file fits in one block and | ||
| * caching it is cheap. | ||
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| export const THUMBNAIL_WHOLE_FILE_LIMIT = 1024 * 1024; |
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This threshold is intentionally conservative. Files below it still benefit from the existing whole-file block cache, while larger files use exact-range reads to avoid the multi-megabyte over-fetch observed during real Nautilus thumbnailing.
What is Changed / Added
Why
Opening folders with many photos was slow because GNOME processes thumbnails sequentially, and each file incurred an additional network round trip to resolve a signed download URL. Logs showed that
getattrsandopendirwere not the bottleneck; resolving download links and downloading large blocks were.The new cache and warming strategy removes repeated link-resolution requests, while content prefetching overlaps upcoming downloads with the thumbnailer processing the current file. Large files now use exact-range reads to prevent unnecessary multi-megabyte downloads for small metadata or thumbnail reads.
The changes reduced link-resolution latency from approximately 380-980 ms to 10-28 ms in testing, and reduced the time to process a 29-photo folder from approximately 35 seconds to approximately 12 seconds.
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