fix noop import: trust CRC over size, handle real corruption honestly - #317
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a real 10.5.0 backup unpacked to more bytes than its own zip said it would - the central directory's uncompressed-size field undercounted noop-backup.sqlite by a few thousand pages, but the CRC (computed over the full decompressed stream) still matched, and unzip -t called it fine for the same reason. we were rejecting it as damaged off the stale size field alone. now only an actual CRC mismatch counts as damage.
hit a real-world .noopbak that fails sqlite's integrity_check outright - bad freelist, invalid page numbers, out-of-order rowids. verified independently with the sqlite3 CLI and two separate zip extractors, nothing to do with our own reading code: the file itself is broken. repair a stale page-count header on a throwaway copy before reading (never touches the user's original file), and when a table still throws SQLITE_CORRUPT, drop just that table instead of crashing the whole import. if every table is unreadable, say so honestly - name the tables, say nothing is recoverable, don't guess a cause. also fixes the onboarding banner copy, which was guessing "taken mid-sync" as the cause of partial corruption. it now names the actual corrupt tables and points at re-exporting/trying another file instead of the wrong "export in date order" advice.
Reviewer's GuideThe import pipeline now accepts valid NOOP archives with stale size metadata by trusting CRC-32, repairs stale SQLite page-count headers on disposable copies, degrades gracefully by dropping only tables that produce SQLite corruption errors, and communicates exact recovery limits and next steps to users. Sequence diagram for resilient NOOP backup importsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Importer as NoopBackupImporter
participant Resolver as resolveNoopDatabase
participant SQLite
participant Report as ImportReport
User->>Resolver: resolveNoopDatabase(path)
Resolver->>Resolver: _fileCrc32(destPath)
alt Size undercount but CRC matches
Resolver-->>Importer: ResolvedNoopDatabase
else CRC mismatch
Resolver-->>User: ImportFormatException
end
Importer->>Importer: _repairTruncatedHeader(path)
alt Stale page-count header
Importer->>Importer: Copy and patch disposable SQLite file
end
Importer->>SQLite: _read(table, ...)
alt SQLITE_CORRUPT
SQLite-->>Importer: DatabaseException
Importer->>Importer: Mark table corrupt and continue
else Readable table
SQLite-->>Importer: Rows
end
Importer-->>Report: NoopImportResult(corruptTables)
Report-->>User: Name corrupt tables and suggest another file
Flow diagram for table-level corruption recoveryflowchart TD
A[Open NOOP SQLite backup] --> B[_repairTruncatedHeader]
B --> C[_span]
C --> D[_read each table]
D --> E{SQLite corruption error?}
E -- No --> F[Import table rows]
E -- Yes --> G[Add table to corruptTables]
G --> H[Skip table on later reads]
F --> I{Any rows imported?}
H --> I
I -- Yes --> J[Return result with recoverable data]
I -- No --> K[ImportFormatException naming corrupt tables]
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe import pipeline now validates oversized archive members by CRC-32, repairs stale SQLite page-count headers in temporary copies, skips corrupt tables, and propagates corruption details to the import report. ChangesNOOP backup import
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR improves recovery of valid and partially corrupt backups, but it still accepts archive metadata that can cause substantially oversized extraction before validation and can report success when the required heart-rate data is unreadable. These issues can exhaust device resources or produce incomplete imported data, so the PR is not merge-ready until they are addressed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ImportDatabase
participant NoopBackupImporter
participant NoopImportResult
participant ImportReport
ImportDatabase->>NoopBackupImporter: importDatabase(path)
NoopBackupImporter->>NoopBackupImporter: Repair stale SQLite header
NoopBackupImporter->>NoopBackupImporter: Skip corrupt table reads
NoopBackupImporter->>NoopImportResult: Return corruptTables
NoopImportResult->>ImportReport: Pass corrupt table names
ImportReport->>ImportReport: Display corruption details
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## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location path="lib/import/noop_backup_import.dart" line_range="176" />
<code_context>
+ final scratch = await Directory.systemTemp.createTemp('openstrap_noopfix_');
+ final repaired = p.join(scratch.path, 'repaired.sqlite');
+ await File(path).copy(repaired); // OS-level copy, not materialised here
+ final raf = await File(repaired).open(mode: FileMode.append);
try {
- return await _import(src, profile, engine, onProgress: onProgress);
+ await raf.setPosition(28);
+ final be = ByteData(4)..setUint32(0, actualPages, Endian.big);
+ await raf.writeFrom(be.buffer.asUint8List());
} finally {
- await src.close();
+ await raf.close();
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The repaired database header is not patched at byte offset 28 because the file is opened with `FileMode.append`; append mode writes the four bytes at the end of the copied file regardless of the preceding `setPosition(28)`. The returned scratch copy therefore retains the stale page count and gains four trailing bytes, so stale-header backups still fail to open or are treated as malformed.
**Triggers:** When the SQLite file contains more whole pages than its header declares.
**Suggested fix:** Open the copied file in a mode that permits positional writes, such as `FileMode.write`, before seeking to offset 28.
```suggestion
final raf = await File(repaired).open(mode: FileMode.write);
```
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location path="lib/import/import_container.dart" line_range="532-552" />
<code_context>
);
}
if (db.size > 0 && written > db.size) {
- throw ImportFormatException(
- '“${p.basename(path)}” does not hold what it says it does — its '
- 'database unpacked to more than the archive declared. It is likely '
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (broader_impact):** CRC validation is performed only when `written > db.size`; a truncated or tampered archive whose extracted size is still less than or equal to the declared size bypasses the new CRC check and is accepted. Thus an actual CRC mismatch does not consistently count as damage as the implementation claims.
**Triggers:** When the archive's extracted content is no larger than its declared uncompressed size but its content or declared CRC is wrong.
**Suggested fix:** Validate the extracted file's CRC whenever the archive provides `db.crc32`, not only inside the `written > db.size` branch.
```suggestion
final crc = db.crc32;
if (crc != null && await _fileCrc32(destPath) != crc) {
throw ImportFormatException(
'“${p.basename(path)}” appears damaged — its extracted database '
'does not match the archive checksum. Export it again.',
);
}
```
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<location path="lib/import/noop_backup_import.dart" line_range="499-506" />
<code_context>
}
- final Database src;
+ Directory? scratch;
try {
- src = await openDatabase(path, readOnly: true);
- } catch (e) {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** When every importable table raises `SQLITE_CORRUPT` during `_span`, the catch blocks merely `continue` without recording the table in `corrupt`. `_span` then returns null and `_import` emits the generic “holds no samples” error, without naming the corrupt tables or saying that nothing is recoverable.
**Triggers:** When all populated tables are unreadable and their corruption occurs during the initial aggregate span queries.
**Suggested fix:** Record each corrupt table while computing the span and use that set when producing the all-corrupt failure message.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<location path="lib/import/noop_backup_import.dart" line_range="390-397" />
<code_context>
+ Directory? scratch;
try {
- src = await openDatabase(path, readOnly: true);
- } catch (e) {
- throw ImportFormatException(
- 'That backup\'s database could not be opened ($e). If it came off '
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (broader_impact):** A table is marked corrupt only after rows from earlier successful queries have already been passed to `onRow` and ingested. If a later page or same-timestamp drain query raises `SQLITE_CORRUPT`, the importer reports that table in `corruptTables` but does not undo its previously ingested rows, so it does not actually drop the table as promised and can produce partial channel data.
**Triggers:** When corruption is encountered after at least one page or same-timestamp batch from the table has been returned successfully.
**Suggested fix:** Buffer a table's rows until its complete scan succeeds, or add rollback support that removes all rows contributed by a table when a later query marks it corrupt.
</issue_to_address>Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 4 findings to address first, and a faulty header repair or corruption classifier could cause an import to persist only a partial dataset, dropping an entire sample table while the other channels are written normally. Reverting the code would not undo that imported state, but the bounded loss can be repaired by re-exporting and re-importing the source.
Blocking findings: lib/import/noop_backup_import.dart:176, lib/import/import_container.dart:552, lib/import/noop_backup_import.dart:506, lib/import/noop_backup_import.dart:397
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| final scratch = await Directory.systemTemp.createTemp('openstrap_noopfix_'); | ||
| final repaired = p.join(scratch.path, 'repaired.sqlite'); | ||
| await File(path).copy(repaired); // OS-level copy, not materialised here | ||
| final raf = await File(repaired).open(mode: FileMode.append); |
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issue (bug_risk): The repaired database header is not patched at byte offset 28 because the file is opened with FileMode.append; append mode writes the four bytes at the end of the copied file regardless of the preceding setPosition(28). The returned scratch copy therefore retains the stale page count and gains four trailing bytes, so stale-header backups still fail to open or are treated as malformed.
Triggers: When the SQLite file contains more whole pages than its header declares.
Suggested fix: Open the copied file in a mode that permits positional writes, such as FileMode.write, before seeking to offset 28.
| final raf = await File(repaired).open(mode: FileMode.append); | |
| final raf = await File(repaired).open(mode: FileMode.write); |
| } catch (e) { | ||
| if (!_isCorruptPageError(e)) rethrow; | ||
| // A whole-table scan (see the comment above [corrupt]'s declaration) | ||
| // means this can surface on page ONE of day one — there is usually | ||
| // nothing from this table to salvage, only nothing further lost by | ||
| // trying. Every OTHER channel keeps importing regardless. | ||
| corrupt.add(table); | ||
| return; |
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issue (broader_impact): A table is marked corrupt only after rows from earlier successful queries have already been passed to onRow and ingested. If a later page or same-timestamp drain query raises SQLITE_CORRUPT, the importer reports that table in corruptTables but does not undo its previously ingested rows, so it does not actually drop the table as promised and can produce partial channel data.
Triggers: When corruption is encountered after at least one page or same-timestamp batch from the table has been returned successfully.
Suggested fix: Buffer a table's rows until its complete scan succeeds, or add rollback support that removes all rows contributed by a table when a later query marks it corrupt.
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In `@lib/import/import_container.dart`:
- Around line 544-545: Update the db.writeContent extraction flow to write
through a bounded output sink enforcing _kMaxUncompressedBytes, and only perform
the _fileCrc32 CRC-match check after the bounded write completes. Preserve the
existing rejection path when the limit is exceeded or the CRC does not match.
In `@lib/import/noop_backup_import.dart`:
- Line 506: Update the span-probing flow around _span to create the corrupt
collection before probing, pass it into _span, and record table identifier t
before the continue in the per-table error path. Ensure the later span == null
handling can report an unrecoverable corrupt backup with the affected table
names, preserving this behavior across every relevant raw decode and
export/session call path.
- Line 173: Update _repairTruncatedHeader to catch failures after creating the
scratch directory, delete scratch before rethrowing, and preserve the existing
exception behavior. Ensure importDatabase’s cleanup remains effective for both
successful and failed patch operations.
- Line 167: Update the page-size validation before the temporary copy in the
surrounding import logic to validate rawPageSize as SQLite encoding: accept only
powers of two from 512 through 32768 or the encoded value 1 for 65536, and
reject all other values before the file-length divisibility check and File.copy
path.
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| final matches = crc != null && await _fileCrc32(destPath) == crc; | ||
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Enforce the actual extraction limit before accepting the CRC match.
This branch accepts output larger than the declared db.size when _fileCrc32(destPath) matches db.crc32. Enforce _kMaxUncompressedBytes during db.writeContent with a bounded output sink before performing the CRC check.
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In `@lib/import/import_container.dart` around lines 544 - 545, Update the
db.writeContent extraction flow to write through a bounded output sink enforcing
_kMaxUncompressedBytes, and only perform the _fileCrc32 CRC-match check after
the bounded write completes. Preserve the existing rejection path when the limit
is exceeded or the CRC does not match.
…scratch-dir leak - _span's own whole-table scan can hit SQLITE_CORRUPT before _read ever runs; it wasn't recording which table, so an all-corrupt backup surfaced as 'no samples' instead of 'corrupted' (the exact distinction this PR exists for) - CRC was only checked on the size-overrun branch, so a tampered archive whose extracted size happens to match its declared size sailed through with zero validation - _repairTruncatedHeader leaked its scratch dir + partial copy on any failure between creating it and returning, since the caller only gets a handle to clean up from the return value - reject a bogus page-size byte (e.g. 3) before treating a length divisible by it as a stale header worth repairing false positives dismissed: the FileMode.append 'ignores setPosition' claim doesn't hold for dart:io (verified empirically — writes land at the set position, not EOF); partial rows already ingested before a table goes corrupt are kept by design, not a rollback bug; the bounded-extraction-sink DoS note is pre-existing and out of scope for this PR
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found a real bug:
resolveNoopDatabasewas rejecting a valid backup as damaged because it only checked the zip's declared uncompressed-size against what actually unpacked. a real 10.5.0 export undercounted its own size field by a few thousand pages while the CRC-32 (computed over the full decompressed stream) still matched -unzip -tcalls that file fine for the same reason. now we trust the CRC; only an actual mismatch means damage.separately, ran into a real-world
.noopbakthat's genuinely corrupt at the byte level - verified independently with the sqlite3 CLI and two different zip extractors, nothing to do with our reading code.integrity_checkreports bad freelist entries, invalid page numbers, out-of-order rowids. import now:SQLITE_CORRUPTinstead of crashing the whole importalso fixed the onboarding banner, which was guessing "taken mid-sync" as the cause of partial corruption - it now names the actual corrupt tables and points at trying another file instead of the wrong "export in date order" advice.
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Summary by Sourcery
Improve NOOP backup imports to accept valid archives, recover unaffected data from genuine corruption, and report unrecoverable tables accurately.
Bug Fixes:
Enhancements:
Tests:
PR Type
Bug fix, Enhancement
Description
Trust CRC over ZIP size metadata.
Repair stale SQLite page-count headers.
Isolate corrupt SQLite tables during import.
Update UI for missing or corrupt data.
Diagram Walkthrough
File Walkthrough
import_container.dart
Trust CRC-32 over ZIP size metadatalib/import/import_container.dart
_fileCrc32to compute the checksum of the decompressed file inchunks.
resolveNoopDatabaseto accept files where the declareduncompressed size is undercounted but the CRC-32 matches.
noop_backup_import.dart
Handle SQLite corruption per-table and repair headerslib/import/noop_backup_import.dart
_repairTruncatedHeaderto fix stale page-count headers on atemporary copy of the database.
_isCorruptPageErrorto identifySQLITE_CORRUPTexceptions._readto catch table-level corruption, skipping only theaffected table instead of failing the entire import.
noop_import.dart
Track corrupt tables in import resultlib/import/noop_import.dart
corruptTablesset toNoopImportResultto track tables thatfailed to read due to corruption.
welcome.dart
Update import report UI for corrupt tableslib/ui2/onboarding/welcome.dart
corruptTablestoImportOutcometo track unreadable tables.ImportReportUI to explicitly name corrupt tables instead ofguessing the cause.
is detected.
import_container_test.dart
Add tests for ZIP size and CRC validationtest/import_container_test.dart
CRC is accepted.
CRC is still rejected.
noop_backup_import_test.dart
Add tests for SQLite corruption recoverytest/noop_backup_import_test.dart
repaired and imported.
table, not the whole import.
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Bug Fixes
New Features