Bundle entries are stored, so the files read out of one can only
outgrow the bundle when several entries point at the same bytes. A
small bundle naming one payload thousands of times was copied out once
per name, up to the 1 GiB total limit, in the browser. Check the
archive for overlapping entry data before reading any entry.
When the aux/folder routing has a cycle, processing_order sorted the
auxes by a bounded feeder depth recomputed inside the sort key: each
evaluation re-searched every aux's output and sends against a growing
list of inputs, for up to eight hops, on every comparison. A session
with many auxes sharing buses made that cubic during audio sync.
Compute the same capped depth for every track at once: per hop, collect
the buses written by auxes reached so far, then mark the tracks reading
them. The result matches the old search (tested against it on a mixed
graph with cycles) and the sort uses it by lookup.
apply_params searched all of the track's automation lanes for every
stored insert parameter on every block, so a session with many
parameters and many lanes multiplied the two on the audio thread.
Collect the slot's lanes once per block, order them by parameter name
(keeping the first lane per name, the one the old search found) and
walk them alongside the sorted parameter map. The lane list reuses a
scratch buffer kept on the plugin slot.
* MIDI: index controller dedup by channel and kind
Remove Duplicate Notes rescanned every controller already kept at the
same tick for each incoming one. A session whose sequence holds one tick
with many distinct channel/controller pairs made that quadratic and
blocked editing. Track where each channel+kind sits at the current tick
in a map instead; the last event per key still wins.
* MIDI: tag dedup index entries with their tick instead of clearing per tick
Clearing the map on every tick change cost O(capacity) per tick after a
dense tick. Store the tick with each entry and treat entries from an
earlier tick as absent. Add an oracle test comparing against the
previous per-tick rescan on mixed-tick input.
* clap-host tests: scan a freshly created private directory for the garbage-file test
The test reused a PID-named directory under the shared temp dir after ignoring a
failed cleanup, then loaded every .clap candidate in it. Another local account
could pre-create that directory and plant a native library that the test runner
would load. Create the directory exclusively (mode 0700 on Unix) and fail
instead of reusing one that already exists.
* clap-host tests: create the garbage-file test directory beside the test binary, not under TMPDIR
Found while testing crates/engine/src/score.rs:~150 (measure_grid, `if ub <= ua { break; }`), used by layout()
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found while testing crates/automation/src/lib.rs:~160 (Remote::call, matching on e.contains("closed") / "Broken pipe" / "reset")
Co-authored-by: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
While playing, locate kept the earlier end and loop range, so playing
from past a looped selection jumped back into the loop. CodeRabbit
flagged this.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With start now optional, {end} alone resolves the start from the
selection; the empty-range fallback still went through event.tempo,
which put the tempo at tick 0. CodeRabbit flagged this.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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