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feat: multipart concurrent upload to ftrack.server - #71
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Large files written through the server accessor are split into parts and uploaded concurrently (ThreadPoolExecutor, one requests.Session per worker, default 6 workers via FTRACK_API_UPLOAD_MAX_CONCURRENCY). Session.get_upload_metadata accepts parts; adds Session.complete_multipart_upload. Small files keep the single PUT.
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143-151: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 TrivialConfirm that failed multipart uploads get aborted somewhere.
When
upload_partsorcomplete_multipart_uploadraises, the server-side multipart upload formetadata["upload_id"]is left open. The client has no abort operation. On S3-compatible storage, the uploaded parts of an incomplete multipart upload stay stored and are billed until something aborts the upload or a lifecycle rule removes it. Confirm that the server aborts these uploads or that the bucket has anAbortIncompleteMultipartUploadlifecycle rule. If neither is true, add an abort operation and call it from the failure branch.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @source/ftrack_api/_uploader.py:
- Line 27: Replace the direct MAX_CONCURRENCY environment parsing with a helper
such as _get_max_concurrency that safely handles missing, non-integer, zero, and
negative values by returning the default of 6; log a warning for explicitly
invalid values, then initialize MAX_CONCURRENCY through the helper so module
import remains safe.
- Around line 203-208: Update the retry warning in upload_parts to avoid
formatting the exception text; log only the part number, exception type,
response status code when available, and retry delay. Also sanitize the final
error propagated by upload_parts so ServerFile._write cannot expose the signed
URL through AccessorOperationFailedError.
Review comments at @test/unit/accessor/test_server.py:
- Around line 107-124: Update both multipart tests,
test_read_and_write_multipart and test_write_multipart_part_failure, to mock
session.get_upload_metadata with deterministic multipart-enabled metadata before
exercising writes. Keep the existing multipart completion and upload_parts
assertions intact, and do not conditionally skip either test based on server
configuration.
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Review comments at @source/ftrack_api/accessor/server.py:
- Around line 143-151: The multipart upload flow around upload_parts and
complete_multipart_upload must abort metadata["upload_id"] when either operation
fails. Confirm and reuse an existing server-side abort operation if available;
otherwise add the appropriate abort call in the exception/failure path,
preserving the original error while ensuring incomplete uploads are not left
open.
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Document that test_read_and_write_multipart requires a server with multi-part uploads enabled on S3 compatible storage.
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110-111: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep the multipart unit test independent of server configuration.
When the server does not support multipart uploads, this test takes the single-PUT path and fails its completion assertion. Move the live round-trip to integration coverage. Mock the external upload operations in the unit test. This concern was raised in the previous review; the part-failure test now stubs metadata, but this test still uses the live server.
As per coding guidelines, “Mock external dependencies (network, filesystem) in unit tests.”
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- Around line 110-111: Update the multipart unit test around the live round-trip
to mock the external upload operations and assert the multipart completion flow
without depending on server configuration; move the real server-backed
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Summary
Files uploaded through the
ftrack.serveraccessor that are large enough are now split into parts and uploaded concurrently. Small files still use a single PUT, so their behaviour does not change.Changes
get_upload_metadataaccepts an optionalpartsargument, which is sent only for multipart uploads. Newcomplete_multipart_upload. Both are called only from the caller's thread.ftrack_api/_uploader.py(new, private):ThreadPoolExecutorwith 6 workers by default, configurable throughFTRACK_API_UPLOAD_MAX_CONCURRENCY.requests.Sessionand usessession.request_timeout.ServerFile._write: uploads parts concurrently when the server returns part URLs, then calls complete. Otherwise it falls back to the existing single PUT. Errors are wrapped asAccessorOperationFailedError._uploader.pyi,session.pyi).Tests
test/unit/test_uploader.pytest/unit/accessor/test_server.py(multipart and single-PUT paths)Summary by CodeRabbit
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