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VaguelySerious added a commit that referenced this pull request May 27, 2026
@VaguelySerious@claude
attributes: address review feedback — rename, world fixes, warn-once,…
f026a5e
… post-merge cap
- Rename the public SDK export from `setAttributes` → `experimental_setAttributes`
to signal the unstable surface at every call site (workbench, docs,
e2e + unit tests updated). Internal step name stays
`__builtin_set_attributes`.
- `validateAttributeChanges`: replace `existingCount?: number` with
`existingKeys?: Iterable<string>`. With keys, the cap check uses
real net adds/deletes (an update to an already-present key is zero
net); without keys it falls back to the conservative "every upsert
is +1" shape. Fixes the off-by-design rejection of single-key
updates at the cap boundary.
- `world-local`: rename `withRunAttributeLock` → `withRunFileLock`,
export it, and acquire it from the events-storage run-lifecycle
branches (`run_started`/`run_completed`/`run_failed`/`run_cancelled`).
Each lifecycle write re-reads the run JSON inside the lock so an
attribute write that landed between the pre-validation read and the
write is no longer silently overwritten.
- `world-postgres`: atomic per-run cap. The cap check now lives in the
same `UPDATE` statement as the merge (`WHERE (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM
jsonb_object_keys(merged_expr)) <= ATTRIBUTE_MAX_PER_RUN`), so two
concurrent writers adding disjoint keys at the cap boundary can no
longer both succeed and push the row past 64. A separate re-read on
rejection disambiguates "run not found" from "cap rejected".
- `__builtin_set_attributes`: one process-wide `console.warn` when the
active world adapter doesn't implement `experimentalSetAttributes`,
matching the changelog and `Storage.runs.experimentalSetAttributes`
JSDoc.
Verified #17 (bare-name step lookup) by precedent: the SWC plugin
already special-cases names starting with `__builtin` at
`naming.rs`-adjacent path in `lib.rs:1906` to use the bare function
name as the step ID, which is exactly how `__builtin_response_json`
etc. ship today.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
VaguelySerious added a commit that referenced this pull request May 28, 2026
@VaguelySerious@claude
attributes: address review feedback — rename, world fixes, warn-once,…
85ecadc
… post-merge cap
- Rename the public SDK export from `setAttributes` → `experimental_setAttributes`
to signal the unstable surface at every call site (workbench, docs,
e2e + unit tests updated). Internal step name stays
`__builtin_set_attributes`.
- `validateAttributeChanges`: replace `existingCount?: number` with
`existingKeys?: Iterable<string>`. With keys, the cap check uses
real net adds/deletes (an update to an already-present key is zero
net); without keys it falls back to the conservative "every upsert
is +1" shape. Fixes the off-by-design rejection of single-key
updates at the cap boundary.
- `world-local`: rename `withRunAttributeLock` → `withRunFileLock`,
export it, and acquire it from the events-storage run-lifecycle
branches (`run_started`/`run_completed`/`run_failed`/`run_cancelled`).
Each lifecycle write re-reads the run JSON inside the lock so an
attribute write that landed between the pre-validation read and the
write is no longer silently overwritten.
- `world-postgres`: atomic per-run cap. The cap check now lives in the
same `UPDATE` statement as the merge (`WHERE (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM
jsonb_object_keys(merged_expr)) <= ATTRIBUTE_MAX_PER_RUN`), so two
concurrent writers adding disjoint keys at the cap boundary can no
longer both succeed and push the row past 64. A separate re-read on
rejection disambiguates "run not found" from "cap rejected".
- `__builtin_set_attributes`: one process-wide `console.warn` when the
active world adapter doesn't implement `experimentalSetAttributes`,
matching the changelog and `Storage.runs.experimentalSetAttributes`
JSDoc.
Verified #17 (bare-name step lookup) by precedent: the SWC plugin
already special-cases names starting with `__builtin` at
`naming.rs`-adjacent path in `lib.rs:1906` to use the bare function
name as the step ID, which is exactly how `__builtin_response_json`
etc. ship today.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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