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POST /1/integrations/control-stats/changes returns the lifetime totals of the requested users whose stats changed since a cursor, so a service like the Discord bot can keep many users in sync with one request per tick instead of polling each user. Gated by the new ControlStatsRead automation token type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Live control statistics can be lost or double-counted in edge cases: a shocker deleted before the flush, a database failure during the flush, or a gateway shutdown. The integration cursor can also shift if a client omits the UTC marker. Resolve these issues before merging, or explicitly accept the inaccuracy in the statistics. Pre-merge checks |
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Review comments at @API/Controller/Integrations/GetControlStatChanges.cs:
- Line 45: Update the `since` handling in `GetControlStatChanges` so
`DateTimeKind.Unspecified` is interpreted as UTC instead of converted using the
server’s local time zone; continue converting explicitly local or UTC values to
UTC before calculating `from` with `ControlStatDelta.ToBucket`.
Review comments at @Common/OpenShockDb/Queries/ControlStatQueries.cs:
- Around line 78-79: Update the persistence flow in UpsertControlStatsAsync so
buffered deltas are not discarded when their shocker is deleted before flush.
Preserve the owner identity with each delta and persist it without requiring the
shocker/device joins to succeed, or ensure pending deltas are flushed before
deletion; retain the existing lifetime-total behavior.
Review comments at @LiveControlGateway/LiveControlStatsService.cs:
- Around line 66-69: Update the flush and retry flow in LiveControlStatsService
to assign each batch a stable identity and persist its application marker
atomically with the totals upsert. Ensure retries reuse the same identity so a
batch already committed is not applied twice, while failed batches remain
retryable.
- Line 53: Update the shutdown flow in ExecuteAsync so a failed final Flush does
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API.IntegrationTests/Tests/ControlStatChangesTests.csAPI.IntegrationTests/Tests/ControlStatsTests.csAPI/Controller/Integrations/GetControlStatChanges.csAPI/Controller/Integrations/_ApiController.csAPI/Controller/Users/GetSelfStats.csAPI/Controller/Users/_ApiController.csAPI/Errors/ControlStatsError.csAPI/Models/Requests/ControlStatChangesRequest.csAPI/Models/Response/ControlStatsResponse.csCommon.Tests/Services/ControlStatsAccumulatorTests.csCommon/Migrations/20261010115002_AddControlStats.Designer.csCommon/Migrations/20261010115002_AddControlStats.csCommon/Migrations/20261011154350_AddControlStatsReadAutomationToken.Designer.csCommon/Migrations/20261011154350_AddControlStatsReadAutomationToken.csCommon/Migrations/OpenShockContextModelSnapshot.csCommon/OpenShockDb/Enums/AutomationTokenType.csCommon/OpenShockDb/Models/ControlStat.csCommon/OpenShockDb/Models/Shocker.csCommon/OpenShockDb/Models/User.csCommon/OpenShockDb/OpenShockContext.csCommon/OpenShockDb/Queries/ControlStatQueries.csCommon/Services/ControlSender.csCommon/Services/ControlStats/ControlStatsAccumulator.csLiveControlGateway/Controllers/LiveControlController.csLiveControlGateway/LifetimeManager/HubLifetime.csLiveControlGateway/LifetimeManager/HubLifetimeManager.csLiveControlGateway/LifetimeManager/ShockerState.csLiveControlGateway/LiveControlStatsService.csLiveControlGateway/Program.cs
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| Guid[] changed; | ||
| if (body.Since is { } since) | ||
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| var from = ControlStatDelta.ToBucket(since.ToUniversalTime() - FlushOverlap); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Treat Since as UTC. Do not convert it with the local time zone.
since.ToUniversalTime() uses the server's local time zone when Kind is Unspecified. A client can send a cursor without the Z suffix, for example 2026-10-12T10:00:00. In that case, System.Text.Json produces Kind=Unspecified. If the server runs in a non-UTC time zone, the lookback window then shifts by the UTC offset. A server east of UTC moves the window later, so the endpoint can miss changes. The endpoint returns this cursor in UTC, so a cursor with no Kind should also be read as UTC.
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--- "a/API/Controller/Integrations/GetControlStatChanges.cs"
+++ "b/API/Controller/Integrations/GetControlStatChanges.cs"
@@ -42,7 +42,10 @@
Guid[] changed;
if (body.Since is { } since)
{
- var from = ControlStatDelta.ToBucket(since.ToUniversalTime() - FlushOverlap);
+ var sinceUtc = since.Kind == DateTimeKind.Unspecified
+ ? DateTime.SpecifyKind(since, DateTimeKind.Utc)
+ : since.ToUniversalTime();
+ var from = ControlStatDelta.ToBucket(sinceUtc - FlushOverlap);
var recent = _db.ControlStats.Where(x => x.Bucket >= from);
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| var from = ControlStatDelta.ToBucket(since.ToUniversalTime() - FlushOverlap); | |
| var sinceUtc = since.Kind == DateTimeKind.Unspecified | |
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| var from = ControlStatDelta.ToBucket(sinceUtc - FlushOverlap); |
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Update the `since` handling in `GetControlStatChanges` so
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| JOIN shockers s ON s.id = v.shocker_id | ||
| JOIN devices d ON d.id = s.device_id |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve live deltas when a shocker is deleted before flush.
If a shocker is deleted while its live deltas are buffered, this inner join removes those deltas from the INSERT. UpsertControlStatsAsync then completes successfully, so the pending activity is lost from lifetime totals. Carry the owner identity with the delta and provide a persistence path for deleted shockers, or flush their pending deltas before deletion. The deletion test covers rows already persisted, not this buffered case. (postgresql.org)
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Review comment at @Common/OpenShockDb/Queries/ControlStatQueries.cs around lines
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Update the persistence flow in UpsertControlStatsAsync so buffered deltas are
not discarded when their shocker is deleted before flush. Preserve the owner
identity with each delta and persist it without requiring the shocker/device
joins to succeed, or ensure pending deltas are flushed before deletion; retain
the existing lifetime-total behavior.
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| // Shutdown requested, fall through to the final flush | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not discard a failed final flush on shutdown.
If the database is unavailable during the final Flush(), its catch block restores the deltas to _pending, but ExecuteAsync then exits. The process-local buffer disappears when the gateway stops, permanently losing that activity. Persist pending deltas across restarts or use a shutdown path that confirms delivery before treating the batch as retained. A hosted service does not receive a later retry after it has stopped. (learn.microsoft.com)
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Review comment at @LiveControlGateway/LiveControlStatsService.cs at line 53:
Update the shutdown flow in ExecuteAsync so a failed final Flush does not leave
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| catch (Exception e) | ||
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| // Unlike a log line these can't be rebuilt, so put them back for the next flush to retry | ||
| foreach (var delta in deltas) _pending.Add(delta); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make a retried flush idempotent.
If PostgreSQL commits the upsert but the connection fails before the client receives its result, this catch block re-adds the committed deltas. The next flush adds their counts and durations again. Give each flushed batch a stable identity and record its application atomically with the totals, so a retry cannot apply it twice. EF Core documents that a connection failure around commit can leave the outcome unknown. (learn.microsoft.com)
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Update the flush and retry flow in LiveControlStatsService to assign each batch
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| var from = ControlStatDelta.ToBucket(since.ToUniversalTime() - FlushOverlap); | ||
| var recent = _db.ControlStats.Where(x => x.Bucket >= from); |
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When an LCG flush fails for longer than this overlap, recovered live-control deltas are written into their original (now old) hourly bucket. For example, a batch from 12:00 that succeeds at 13:07 after the caller advanced its cursor at 13:06 is excluded by the next query starting at bucket 13:00, so the affected users are never returned again and the integration retains stale lifetime totals. LiveControlStatsService.Flush explicitly retries failed batches, so this can happen after a transient gateway-to-database outage; change detection needs a persisted write/update watermark (or another replay mechanism), not just the activity bucket.
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Summary
control_stats, hourly buckets that are never trimmed) recorded fromControlSenderand the live control gateway, plusGET /1/users/self/statswith received/given breakdowns per shocker, controller and day.POST /1/integrations/control-stats/changesfor first-party services: takes{ since?, userIds[] }(max 1000) and returns lifetime received/given totals only for requested users whose stats changed since the cursor; omittingsincereturns all requested users (initial sync). Change detection uses the existing(owner_user_id, bucket)/(controller_user_id, bucket)indexes with a 5 min lookback to cover buffered live control flushes, so no extra column is needed.ControlStatsReadautomation token type (+ enum migration) gates the integrations endpoint (403 otherwise).Used by the Discord bot to keep profile widgets in sync with one request per tick: OpenShock/DiscordBot#89.
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ControlStatsTests(6) and newControlStatChangesTests(3) pass: 403 without/with wrong token type, initial sync incl. users without stats, cursor only reports recently active users with lifetime totals.ControlStatsReadtype when creating automation tokens.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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