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<?php |
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if (!defined('ABSPATH')) { |
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exit; |
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} |
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/** |
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* Which bytes on disk make up the diagnostic request path, and is the opcode |
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* cache serving those same bytes? (Bruno timeout cause matrix, gap GF / |
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* Codex gap #8, cause D "stale or mixed code".) |
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* |
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* `request_start` used to fingerprint exactly two files: this request's |
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* handler and ABJ_404_Solution_RequestEnvironmentFingerprint itself. That |
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* proved nothing about the modules a stalled table request actually spends |
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* its time in -- the request driver, the checkpoint recorder, the journal, |
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* the response emitter, the canary ladder, the support collector. A mixed |
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* OPcache generation (one module recompiled after a deploy, its neighbours |
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* still running the previous release's opcodes) is invisible to a two-file |
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* probe, and mixed generations are exactly what produces a symptom that |
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* survives three rewrites of the code the symptom appears in. |
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* |
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* So the manifest covers the whole path, and it is DERIVED rather than |
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* listed where it can be: every file in includes/diagnostics/ is in scope by |
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* construction, so a diagnostic module added next month is covered without |
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* anyone remembering to add it here. Only the collaborators that live |
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* elsewhere (dispatch, response emission, the endpoints themselves, the DB |
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* query hook, asset delivery) are named explicitly, and |
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* DiagnosticModuleManifestTest pins that list against the files those |
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* endpoints are actually implemented in. |
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* |
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* The captured record is deliberately compact: one combined hash, per-file |
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* short hashes so a drifted file can be NAMED when a payload is compared |
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* against a reference build, counts for the healthy majority, and names only |
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* for the anomalies (unreadable, uncached, or an OPcache timestamp that does |
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* not match the file on disk). The support excerpt is the scarce resource |
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* (gap G1); a full per-file fingerprint block for thirty-odd modules would |
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* cost more evidence than it produces. |
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*/ |
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final class ABJ_404_Solution_DiagnosticModuleManifest { |
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/** Bumped when the record's shape changes, so an old payload stays readable. */ |
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const SCHEMA_VERSION = 1; |
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/** Characters of each file's md5 kept per module. Enough to name a drifted file. */ |
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const SHORT_HASH_CHARS = 8; |
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/** |
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* Modules outside includes/diagnostics/ that a table AJAX request, its |
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* telemetry, the canary ladder, or the support collector executes. |
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* |
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* Paths are relative to includes/. Anything under diagnostics/ is picked |
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* up automatically and must NOT be listed here. |
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*/ |
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const EXTERNAL_MODULES = array( |
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// The plugin entry point owns the earliest compiled build marker. |
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'../404-solution.php', |
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// Request path: dispatch -> auth -> rate limit -> handler -> stages. |
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'ajax/AjaxAdminEndpointRegistrar.php', |
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'ajax/AjaxSecurityGate.php', |
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'ajax/Ajax_Php.php', |
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'ajax/AjaxAdminEndpointSupport.php', |
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'ajax/Ajax_GetPaginationLinks.php', |
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'ajax/Ajax_RefreshHealthBar.php', |
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// AjaxStageDiagnostics.php is deliberately absent: it now lives under |
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// diagnostics/ and is therefore picked up automatically. |
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// The report-only beacon branch of the table endpoint. |
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'ajax/AjaxClientReportBeaconResponder.php', |
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// Response emission and connection detach. |
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'ajax/AjaxResponseEmitter.php', |
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// Canary ladder and support collection endpoints. The ladder's endpoint |
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// and its step execution are separate files and both are covered: a |
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// mixed OPcache generation across the two would leave the ladder |
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// authenticating on one build and probing on another. |
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'ajax/Ajax_CanaryLadder.php', |
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'ajax/AjaxCanaryStepRunner.php', |
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'ajax/Ajax_SupportRequest.php', |
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'ajax/Ajax_SupportRequestPreview.php', |
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// Request parsing is part of the canary interpretation boundary. |
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'services/RequestInputNormalizer.php', |
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// Local template I/O boundary used by the table renderers. |
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'core/FileSystemService.php', |
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// Pre-query sort-readiness schema and option/cache authority. |
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'view-build/RedirectsDenormSchemaReadiness.php', |
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// Foreground status-count cache and cron scheduling authorities. |
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'stats/StatusCountsRepository.php', |
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'stats/RedirectHitCountHistogramRepository.php', |
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'stats/RedirectRowCountRepository.php', |
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'view-build/StatusCountsRefreshCoordinator.php', |
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'services/CronScheduler.php', |
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// The per-query attribution hook, which lives with the DB layer. |
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'database/DatabaseQueryDiagnostics.php', |
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// Query preflight spans these DB collaborators before the first SQL |
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// probe. Mixed opcodes in any one would erase or mislabel the gap. |
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'database/DatabaseQueryExecutor.php', |
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'database/DatabaseQueryRecoveryPolicy.php', |
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'database/DatabaseRepairPolicy.php', |
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'database/DatabaseTableRepairer.php', |
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'database/DatabaseSqlErrorReporter.php', |
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'database/DatabaseConnectionManager.php', |
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'database/DatabaseQueryTimeoutManager.php', |
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'database/DatabaseRuntimeState.php', |
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// Delivery of the browser-side modules ClientBuildFingerprint hashes. |
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'admin/AdminAssetEnqueuer.php', |
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); |
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/** |
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* Absolute paths of every module in scope, keyed by the short name the |
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* record reports. Recomputed per call rather than memoized in a static: |
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* an FPM worker serves many requests, and a manifest cached across a |
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* deploy would report the pre-deploy file set as if it were current -- |
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* which is the exact blind spot this class exists to remove. |
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* |
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* @return array<string, string> |
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*/ |
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public static function modulePaths(): array { |
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$paths = self::baseModulePathsForRoot(dirname(dirname(__DIR__))); |
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// Real extension point, not a test hatch: a site running this plugin |
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// from an unusual layout (a symlinked mu-plugin tree, a build that |
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// relocates part of the diagnostic path) can tell the manifest where |
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// its modules actually live, and an integrator adding a diagnostic |
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// module of their own can have it fingerprinted alongside ours. A |
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// filter that returns anything but a non-empty array is ignored, so a |
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// careless callback degrades to the shipped list rather than to an |
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// empty manifest that would read as "no code is deployed". |
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if (!function_exists('apply_filters')) { |
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return $paths; |
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} |
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$filtered = apply_filters('abj404_diagnostic_module_paths', $paths); |
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if (!is_array($filtered) || $filtered === array()) { |
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return $paths; |
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} |
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// Re-typed key by key rather than passed through: the filtered value |
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// is whatever a third party returned, so an array key (always int or |
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// string) and a value of any type are normalized here rather than |
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// trusted downstream. A non-scalar path is dropped, not stringified. |
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$result = array(); |
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foreach ($filtered as $name => $path) { |
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if (is_scalar($path)) { |
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$result[(string)$name] = (string)$path; |
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} |
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} |
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return $result === array() ? $paths : $result; |
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} |
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/** |
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* Build the unfiltered shipped manifest for a project root supplied as |
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* data. Release tooling uses this instead of executing PHP from that root. |
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* |
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* @return array<string, string> |
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*/ |
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private static function baseModulePathsForRoot(string $projectRoot): array { |
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$includes = rtrim($projectRoot, '/\\') . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'includes' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR; |
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$paths = array(); |
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foreach (glob($includes . 'diagnostics' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . '*.php') ?: array() as $path) { |
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$paths[self::shortName($path)] = $path; |
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} |
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foreach (self::EXTERNAL_MODULES as $relative) { |
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$path = $includes . str_replace('/', DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, $relative); |
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$paths[self::shortName($path)] = $path; |
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} |
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ksort($paths); |
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return $paths; |
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} |
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/** The record's key for one module: its basename without the .php suffix. */ |
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public static function shortName(string $path): string { |
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return preg_replace('/\.php$/', '', basename($path)) ?? basename($path); |
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} |
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/** |
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* Content-addressed build ID embedded into the early boot modules. |
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* |
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* Marker literals are normalized before hashing so the ID can be embedded |
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* into the files it covers without becoming a self-referential hash. The |
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* release-consistency test recomputes this value and fails whenever a |
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* covered module changes without refreshing the compiled marker. |
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*/ |
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public static function releaseBuildId(): string { |
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return self::buildIdForPaths(self::modulePaths()); |
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} |
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/** |
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* Compute the shipped manifest for another source root without loading or |
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* executing any PHP from that caller-supplied directory. |
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*/ |
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public static function releaseBuildIdForRoot(string $projectRoot): string { |
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return self::buildIdForPaths(self::baseModulePathsForRoot($projectRoot)); |
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} |
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/** @param array<string, string> $paths */ |
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private static function buildIdForPaths(array $paths): string { |
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$parts = array(); |
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foreach ($paths as $name => $path) { |
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$parts[] = $name . ':' . self::canonicalSourceHash($path); |
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} |
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return sha1(implode('|', $parts)); |
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} |
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/** |
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* Hash every module, reconcile each against the opcode cache, and return |
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* the compact manifest for request_start. |
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* |
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* @param ABJ_404_Solution_OpcacheGenerationProbe $opcache The request's single |
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* opcode-cache read. When it has no per-script data every module is |
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* reported as 'unknown' rather than silently as "not cached". |
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* @return array<string, mixed> |
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*/ |
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public static function capture(ABJ_404_Solution_OpcacheGenerationProbe $opcache): array { |
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$files = array(); |
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$unreadable = array(); |
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$uncached = array(); |
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$stale = array(); |
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$cached = 0; |
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$unknown = 0; |
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$parts = array(defined('ABJ404_VERSION') ? (string)ABJ404_VERSION : 'unknown'); |
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$releaseParts = array(); |
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foreach (self::modulePaths() as $name => $path) { |
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$source = @file_get_contents($path); |
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$hash = is_string($source) ? md5($source) : false; |
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$mtime = @is_file($path) ? @filemtime($path) : false; |
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$releaseParts[] = $name . ':' . ( |
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is_string($source) ? self::canonicalSourceHashOf($source) : 'missing' |
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); |
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if (!is_string($hash)) { |
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$unreadable[] = $name; |
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$parts[] = $name . ':missing'; |
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continue; |
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} |
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$files[$name] = substr($hash, 0, self::SHORT_HASH_CHARS); |
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$parts[] = $name . ':' . $hash . ':' . (is_int($mtime) ? $mtime : ''); |
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// A null 'cached' is "no per-script data", which is a different |
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// finding from "this module is not cached"; and a false |
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// 'matches_file' is direct proof that the executing opcodes and |
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// the file on disk are from different generations. |
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$state = $opcache->stateFor($path, is_int($mtime) ? $mtime : null); |
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if ($state['cached'] === null) { |
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$unknown++; |
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continue; |
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} |
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if ($state['cached'] === false) { |
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$uncached[] = $name; |
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continue; |
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} |
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$cached++; |
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if ($state['matches_file'] === false) { |
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$stale[] = $name; |
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} |
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} |
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$releaseBuildId = sha1(implode('|', $releaseParts)); |
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$precomputedBuildId = defined('ABJ404_DIAGNOSTIC_BUILD_ID') |
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? (string)ABJ404_DIAGNOSTIC_BUILD_ID : ''; |
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return array( |
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'schema' => self::SCHEMA_VERSION, |
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'hash' => sha1(implode('|', $parts)), |
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'diagnostic_build_id' => $releaseBuildId, |
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'precomputed_build_id' => $precomputedBuildId, |
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'precomputed_build_matches_files' => $precomputedBuildId !== '' |
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? hash_equals($releaseBuildId, $precomputedBuildId) : null, |
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'module_count' => count($files) + count($unreadable), |
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'unreadable' => $unreadable, |
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'opcache' => array( |
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'cached' => $cached, |
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'unknown' => $unknown, |
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'uncached' => $uncached, |
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'stale' => $stale, |
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), |
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'files' => $files, |
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); |
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} |
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private static function canonicalSourceHash(string $path): string { |
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$source = @file_get_contents($path); |
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if (!is_string($source)) { |
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return 'missing'; |
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} |
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return self::canonicalSourceHashOf($source); |
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} |
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private static function canonicalSourceHashOf(string $source): string { |
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$canonical = preg_replace( |
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array( |
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"/(ABJ404_DIAGNOSTIC_BUILD_ID'\\s*,\\s*')[0-9a-f]{40}(')/", |
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"/(const\\s+DIAGNOSTIC_BUILD_ID\\s*=\\s*')[0-9a-f]{40}(')/", |
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), |
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'$1<diagnostic-build-id>$2', |
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$source |
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); |
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return sha1(is_string($canonical) ? $canonical : $source); |
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} |
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} |
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