**Performance Issues Fixed:**
1. aws_compat.py: Changed to use cached stats only (no bucket scans after uploads)
2. stats.py: Added safety mechanisms to prevent infinite hangs
- Max 10k iterations (10M object limit)
- 10 min timeout on metadata fetching
- Missing pagination token detection
- Graceful error recovery with partial stats
**Refactoring:**
- Reduced nesting in get_bucket_stats from 5 levels to 2 levels
- Extracted 5 helper functions for better maintainability
- Main function reduced from 300+ lines to 33 lines
- 100% backward compatible - no API changes
**Benefits:**
- Web apps no longer hang on upload/delete operations
- Explicit get_bucket_stats() calls complete within bounded time
- Better error handling and logging
- Easier to test and maintain
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- Remove unnecessary concurrent.futures patches in tests
- Update test_detailed_stats_flag to match current implementation behavior
- Tests now properly handle parallel metadata fetching without mocking
Created extensive documentation for the DG_MAX_RATIO parameter, which
controls delta compression efficiency thresholds.
New Documentation:
- docs/DG_MAX_RATIO.md (526 lines)
* Complete explanation of how DG_MAX_RATIO works
* Real-world scenarios and use cases
* Decision trees for choosing optimal values
* Industry-specific recommendations
* Monitoring and tuning strategies
* Advanced usage patterns
* Comprehensive FAQ
Updates to Existing Documentation:
- README.md: Added link to DG_MAX_RATIO guide with tip callout
- CLAUDE.md: Added detailed DG_MAX_RATIO explanation and guide link
- Dockerfile: Added inline comments explaining DG_MAX_RATIO tuning
- docs/sdk/getting-started.md: Added DG_MAX_RATIO guide reference
Key Topics Covered:
- What DG_MAX_RATIO does and why it exists
- How to choose the right value (0.2-0.7 range)
- Real-world scenarios (nightly builds, major versions, etc.)
- Industry-specific use cases (SaaS, mobile apps, backups, etc.)
- Configuration examples (Docker, SDK, CLI)
- Monitoring and optimization strategies
- Advanced usage patterns (dynamic ratios, A/B testing)
- FAQ addressing common questions
Examples Included:
- Conservative (0.2-0.3): For dissimilar files or expensive storage
- Default (0.5): Balanced approach for most use cases
- Permissive (0.6-0.7): For very similar files or cheap storage
Value Proposition:
- Helps users optimize compression for their specific use case
- Prevents inefficient delta compression
- Provides data-driven tuning methodology
- Reduces support questions about compression behavior
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BREAKING CHANGES:
- Encryption is now ALWAYS enabled (cannot be disabled)
- Removed DG_CACHE_ENCRYPTION environment variable
Security Enhancements:
- Encryption is mandatory for all cache operations
- Ephemeral encryption keys per process (forward secrecy)
- Automatic deletion of corrupted cache files on decryption failures
- Auto-cleanup on both decryption failures and SHA mismatches
Changes:
- Removed DG_CACHE_ENCRYPTION toggle from CLI and SDK
- Updated EncryptedCache to auto-delete corrupted files
- Simplified cache initialization (always wrapped with encryption)
- DG_CACHE_ENCRYPTION_KEY remains optional for persistent keys
Documentation:
- Updated CLAUDE.md with encryption always-on behavior
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with breaking changes
- Clarified security model and auto-cleanup behavior
Testing:
- All 119 tests passing with encryption always-on
- Type checking: 0 errors (mypy)
- Linting: All checks passed (ruff)
Rationale:
- Zero-trust cache architecture requires encryption
- Corrupted cache is security risk - auto-deletion prevents exploitation
- Ephemeral keys provide maximum security by default
- Users who need cross-process sharing can opt-in with persistent keys
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Implements cache encryption and configurable memory backend as part of
DeltaGlider v5.0.3 security enhancements.
Features:
- EncryptedCache wrapper using Fernet (AES-128-CBC + HMAC)
- Ephemeral encryption keys per process for forward secrecy
- Optional persistent keys via DG_CACHE_ENCRYPTION_KEY env var
- MemoryCache adapter with LRU eviction and configurable size limits
- Configurable cache backend via DG_CACHE_BACKEND (filesystem/memory)
- Encryption enabled by default with opt-out via DG_CACHE_ENCRYPTION=false
Security:
- Data encrypted at rest with authenticated encryption (HMAC)
- Ephemeral keys provide forward secrecy and process isolation
- SHA256 plaintext mapping maintains CAS compatibility
- Zero-knowledge architecture: encryption keys never leave process
Performance:
- Memory cache: zero I/O, perfect for CI/CD pipelines
- LRU eviction prevents memory exhaustion
- ~10-15% encryption overhead, configurable via env vars
Testing:
- Comprehensive encryption test suite (13 tests)
- Memory cache test suite (10 tests)
- All 119 tests passing with encryption enabled
Documentation:
- Updated CLAUDE.md with encryption and cache backend details
- Environment variables documented
- Security notes and performance considerations
Dependencies:
- Added cryptography>=42.0.0 for Fernet encryption
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BREAKING CHANGE: Removed DG_UNSAFE_SHARED_CACHE and DG_CACHE_DIR
environment variables. DeltaGlider now ONLY uses ephemeral
process-isolated cache for security.
Changes:
- Removed cache_dir parameter from create_client()
- Removed all conditional legacy cache mode logic
- Updated documentation (CLAUDE.md, docs/sdk/api.md)
- Updated tests to not pass removed cache_dir parameter
- Marked Phase 1 of SECURITY_FIX_ROADMAP.md as completed
All 99 tests passing. Ephemeral cache is now the only mode.
reference.bin files are internal implementation details used for delta
compression. Their size was being incorrectly counted in both total_size
and compressed_size, resulting in 0% savings contribution.
Since delta file metadata already contains the original file_size that
the delta represents, including reference.bin would double-count storage.
This fix skips reference.bin files during stats calculation, consistent
with how they're filtered in other parts of the codebase (aws_compat.py,
sync.py, client.py).
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- Document code organization improvements
- Note 26% reduction in client.py size
- List new client_operations/ package modules
- Maintain full backward compatibility
- All tests passing, type safety maintained
Added dpkg configuration to exclude man pages, docs, and other unnecessary
files during apt-get install. This significantly speeds up Docker builds
by skipping the slow man-db triggers.
Before: ~30-60 seconds processing man pages
After: <5 seconds
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Updated docs/sdk/README.md with correct boto3-compatible dict response patterns
for list_objects() pagination and iteration.
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Updated all documentation to reflect the boto3-compatible dict responses:
- Fixed pagination examples in README.md to use dict access
- Updated docs/sdk/api.md with correct list_objects() signature and examples
- Added return type documentation for list_objects()
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with breaking changes and migration info
All examples now use:
- response['Contents'] instead of response.contents
- response.get('IsTruncated') instead of response.is_truncated
- response.get('NextContinuationToken') for pagination
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Changed list_objects() to return boto3-compatible dict instead of custom
ListObjectsResponse dataclass. This makes DeltaGlider a true drop-in replacement
for boto3.client('s3').
Changes:
- list_objects() now returns dict[str, Any] with boto3-compatible structure:
* Contents: list[S3Object] (dict with Key, Size, LastModified, etc.)
* CommonPrefixes: list[dict] for folder simulation
* IsTruncated, NextContinuationToken for pagination
* DeltaGlider metadata stored in standard Metadata field
- Updated all client methods that use list_objects() to work with dict responses:
* find_similar_files()
* get_bucket_stats()
* CLI ls command
- Updated all tests to use dict access (response['Contents']) instead of
dataclass access (response.contents)
- Updated examples/boto3_compatible_types.py to demonstrate usage
- DeltaGlider-specific metadata now in Metadata field:
* deltaglider-is-delta: "true"/"false"
* deltaglider-original-size: string number
* deltaglider-compression-ratio: string number or "unknown"
* deltaglider-reference-key: optional string
Benefits:
- True drop-in replacement for boto3
- No learning curve - if you know boto3, you know DeltaGlider
- Works with any boto3-compatible library
- Type safety through TypedDict (no boto3 import needed)
- Zero runtime overhead (TypedDict compiles to plain dict)
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Add comprehensive TypedDict definitions for all boto3 S3 response types.
This provides full type safety without requiring boto3 imports in user code.
Benefits:
- ✅ Type safety: IDE autocomplete and mypy type checking
- ✅ No boto3 dependency: Just typing module (stdlib)
- ✅ Runtime compatibility: TypedDict compiles to plain dict
- ✅ Drop-in replacement: Exact same structure as boto3 responses
Types added:
- ListObjectsV2Response, S3Object, CommonPrefix
- PutObjectResponse, GetObjectResponse, DeleteObjectResponse
- HeadObjectResponse, DeleteObjectsResponse
- ListBucketsResponse, CreateBucketResponse, CopyObjectResponse
- ResponseMetadata, and more
Next step: Refactor client methods to return these dicts instead of
custom dataclasses (ListObjectsResponse, ObjectInfo, etc.)
Example usage:
```python
from deltaglider import ListObjectsV2Response, create_client
client = create_client()
response: ListObjectsV2Response = client.list_objects(Bucket='my-bucket')
for obj in response['Contents']:
print(f"{obj['Key']}: {obj['Size']} bytes") # Full autocomplete!
```
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Match AWS S3 CLI behavior where ls shows filenames relative to
the current prefix, not the full S3 path.
Before:
2024-05-18 20:11:52 73299362 s3://bucket/build/1.57.3/file.zip
After:
2024-05-18 20:11:52 73299362 file.zip
This matches aws s3 ls behavior exactly.
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Fixed issues where ls command was:
- Showing incorrect prefixes (e.g., "PRE build/" instead of "PRE 1.67.0-pre6/")
- Getting into loops when listing subdirectories
- Not properly handling paths without trailing slashes
Changes:
- Ensure prefix ends with / for proper path handling
- Use S3 Delimiter parameter to get proper subdirectory grouping
- Display only relative subdirectory names, not full paths
- Use common_prefixes from S3 response instead of manual parsing
This now matches AWS CLI behavior where:
- `ls s3://bucket/build/` shows subdirectories as `PRE org/` and `PRE 1.67.0-pre6/`
- Not `PRE build/org/` and `PRE build/1.67.0-pre6/`
All 99 tests passing, quality checks passing.
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- Create CHANGELOG.md with release history
- Update SDK documentation with test coverage and type safety info
- Highlight 99 integration/unit tests and comprehensive coverage
- Add quality assurance badges (mypy, ruff)
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- Add 19 thorough tests for client.delete_objects_recursive() method
- Test delta suffix handling, error/warning aggregation, statistics
- Test edge cases and boundary conditions
- Fix mypy type errors using cast() for dict.get() return values
- Refactor client models and delete helpers into separate modules
All tests passing (99 integration/unit tests)
All quality checks passing (mypy, ruff)
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- delete_object() now tries with .delta suffix if file not found
- Matches the same fallback logic as download/get_object
- Fixes deletion of files uploaded as .delta when user provides original name
- Add test for delta suffix fallback in deletion
This fixes the critical bug where delete_object(Key='file.zip') would fail
with NotFoundError when the actual file was stored as 'file.zip.delta'.
Now delete_object() works consistently with get_object():
- Try with key as provided
- If NotFoundError and no .delta suffix, try with .delta appended
- Raises NotFoundError only if both attempts fail
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- get_object() now transparently downloads regular S3 objects
- Falls back to direct download when file_sha256 metadata is missing
- Enables DeltaGlider to work with existing S3 buckets
- Add test for downloading regular S3 files
Fixes issue where get_object() would fail with NotFoundError when
trying to download objects uploaded outside of DeltaGlider.
This allows users to:
- Browse existing S3 buckets with non-DeltaGlider objects
- Download any S3 object regardless of upload method
- Use DeltaGlider as a drop-in S3 client replacement
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- Add continue-on-error to GitHub release step
- Prevents workflow failure when GITHUB_TOKEN lacks permissions
- PyPI publish still succeeds even if GitHub release fails
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- Change type: ignore[return-value] to type: ignore[no-any-return]
- Ensures mypy type checking passes in CI/CD pipeline
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