Schema changes:
- Rename items.size to items.uncompressed_size for clarity
- Add compressed_size (INTEGER NULL) - tracks compressed file size on disk
- Add closed (BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT 1) - tracks whether item is fully written
- Existing items default to closed=true via migration
Lifecycle:
- Items created with closed=false, set to true on successful save/import
- Compressed size captured via fs::metadata() after compression writer closes
- Truncated uploads (413) get compressed_size set, closed=true, uncompressed_size=None
- Update command now backfills both uncompressed_size and compressed_size
Also includes bug fixes and dedup from prior review:
- Fix stream_raw_content_response using uncompressed_size for raw byte Content-Length
- ApiResponse::ok()/empty() constructors, TryFrom<ItemWithMeta> for ItemInfo
- tag_names() method on ItemWithMeta, meta_filter() on Settings
- Fix .unwrap() panics in compression engine Read/Write impls
- Fix TOCTOU race in stream_raw_content_response (now uses compressed_size)
- Fix swallowed write errors in meta plugins (digest, magic_file, exec)
- Fix term::stderr().unwrap() panic in item_service
- Deduplicate ItemService::new() calls across 20 API handlers
- ImportMeta supports #[serde(alias = "size")] for backward compat
All 75 tests, 67 doc tests pass. Clippy clean.
- Add streaming tar-based export (--export produces .keep.tar)
- Add streaming tar import (--import reads .keep.tar archives)
- Add server endpoints GET /api/export and POST /api/import
- Rename CompressionType::None to CompressionType::Raw with "none" as alias
- Add DB migration to update existing "none" compression values to "raw"
- Fix export endpoint to propagate errors to client instead of swallowing
- Fix import endpoint to return 413 on max_body_size instead of truncating
Export streams items as tar archives without loading entire files into memory.
Import extracts items with new IDs, preserving original order. Both work
locally and via client/server mode.
Co-Authored-By: opencode <noreply@opencode.ai>
