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With the SQLite quota storage the scheduler passes the limiter period to datetime() as a modifier. For a period SQLite cannot parse, such as "1 week" or "1 day 2 hours", datetime() returns NULL, the renewal condition is never true and the quota is never renewed, with no error. QuotaHandlersConfiguration now checks every limiter period when sqlite is configured and fails the configuration load with an error that names the limiter and the period. SQLite itself is asked: a period is accepted when datetime() moves a fixed timestamp forward, so zero and negative periods are rejected as well. Nothing is checked without sqlite. Unit tests cover accepted and rejected periods with sqlite, "1 week" with postgres only and with no storage, and the helper. Five existing test configurations paired sqlite with filler text as the period; they now use periods SQLite accepts.
The description of a limiter period points to the PostgreSQL interval
syntax only. The SQLite storage takes the period as a modifier of the
SQLite function datetime(), which accepts less: "7 days" works and
"1 week" does not.
The QuotaLimiterConfiguration docstring now says so in one sentence.
The checked-in documents that carry the docstring get the same
sentence. docs/devel_doc/openapi.json and
docs/models/successful_responses.{json,md} are rebuilt by their
make targets. docs/devel_doc/openapi.md, the three docs/user_doc/config
files and the schema example in test_models_dumper.py are edited by
hand, as no make target writes them.
Checked: the description in the three JSON documents equals the one in
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WalkthroughQuota handler configuration now checks SQLite limiter periods against SQLite date modifier behavior. Documentation and tests describe accepted periods, rejected periods, and storage-specific validation. ChangesSQLite quota period validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QuotaHandlersConfiguration
participant is_valid_sqlite_period
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QuotaHandlersConfiguration->>is_valid_sqlite_period: Check limiter period
is_valid_sqlite_period->>SQLite: Apply period to reference timestamp
SQLite-->>is_valid_sqlite_period: Return resulting date comparison
is_valid_sqlite_period-->>QuotaHandlersConfiguration: Return validity
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Full details: Performance And Algorithmic ComplexityExplanation Meaningful repeated database work occurs inside the limiter loop. In Resolution Reuse one in-memory SQLite connection for the complete
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Reject modifiers that do not always advance the renewal time.
weekday 0 advances the fixed Saturday reference, so this check accepts it. On a Sunday, SQLite leaves datetime(revoked_at, 'weekday 0') unchanged. With the corrected inclusive renewal predicate, the quota can then reset on every scheduler pass. Restrict periods to positive duration modifiers, and test a timestamp on the modifier’s target weekday. (sqlite.org)
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Update the period validation around the julianday comparison to accept only
positive duration modifiers that always advance the renewal time; reject weekday
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LCORE-4606, item 3 of its fix direction. On SQLite a limiter
periodthatdatetime()cannot parse (1 week,1 day 2 hours) makes the renewal condition NULL: the quota is never renewed, with no error. Both are valid PostgreSQL intervals, the syntax theperioddocumentation links to.QuotaHandlersConfigurationgets an after-validator. Withsqliteset, each limiter period is tried on an in-memory SQLite (utils.checks.is_valid_sqlite_period()) and accepted ifdatetime()moves a fixed time forward, which a zero or negative period does not. Otherwise the configuration load fails with an error naming the limiter, the period and the accepted form (e.g.7 days).Not checked on purpose: anything without
sqlite(PostgreSQL has a wider syntax and cannot be asked without a server). A non-interval modifier that moves the time forward (weekday 0) passes. Should merge after #2874: the check accepts a period that moves the time forward, which is what the corrected condition there needs.src/quota/sql.pyand the scheduler are not touched here.Size: +193/-19. Source +68/-1 (with one sentence in the
QuotaLimiterConfigurationdocstring), tests +109/-11, the seven checked-in documentation copies of that docstring +16/-7. Five existing test configurations had filler text as the period next tosqliteand now have real periods.Type of change
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examples/lightspeed-stack-quota-limiter-sqlite.yaml,one-week.yamlandseven-days.yaml, with the period ofuser_monthly_limits(line 28) set to"1 week"in the first and to"7 days"in the second. Load each through the service entry point, which loads the configuration, dumps it toconfiguration.jsonand exits:uv run python src/lightspeed_stack.py -c <file> --dump-configuration. Expected: the first fails with the new error and writes nothing, the second is dumped. The last lines of each run follow; theexit statusandconfiguration.jsonlines are printed by the shell script around the command, the numbered ones by itsgrep -n '"period": "' configuration.json.one-week.yaml:seven-days.yaml:On main the same
one-week.yamlis loaded and dumped (exit status: 0, and the dumped file holds"period": "1 week"). The five tracked YAML files with aquota_handlerssection, all underexamples/and three of them withsqlite, still load.On a trial merge with #2874 the unit suite gives the same
3730 passed, 1 skipped. The renewal statements of main and of #2874 were also run from a script (in-memory SQLite 3.50.4, table from the repository's CREATE statement): with the statements of #2874,7 daysrenews a row last renewed 8 days ago and leaves one renewed 6 days ago;1 weekrenews nothing with either, also after 400 days.Not run: the behave e2e suite (no configuration under
tests/e2eortests/e2e-prowhas aquota_handlerssection), anything against a PostgreSQL server (that1 weekand1 day 2 hoursare valid intervals there is from its documentation), and the scheduler on a running service. SQLite here is 3.50.4, the library of Python 3.13; the SQLite of the service image was not looked at.Summary by CodeRabbit
7 daysare accepted;1 weekis rejected.