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fix: asset operations

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src/contexts/UploadQueueContext.jsx
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@@ -5,18 +5,29 @@
// batch survives navigating away from the Add Asset page — the floating
// UploadProgressToast reads the same state from anywhere in /admin.
//
// One POST /admin/assets/batch per addBatch() call — axios onUploadProgress
// only reports aggregate bytes for the whole multipart body, so every job in
// a batch shares one progress number while "uploading" and only splits into
// per-file uploaded/failed once the response comes back. Retries re-submit
// a single file through the same endpoint so they can track their own
// progress independently of whatever batch they originally belonged to.
// Every job — whether it's part of an initial addBatch() or a single retry —
// goes out as its OWN POST /admin/assets/batch request (that endpoint has
// always accepted 1-20 files; sending 1 is a fully supported path). This
// matters beyond just per-file progress: the backend processes a batch
// request's files sequentially inside one request/response cycle and never
// aborts on client disconnect, so a connection drop anywhere during a
// combined multi-file request used to fail EVERY job in that request, even
// ones the server had already finished (S3 object + DB row both created) —
// clicking Retry on those then silently created a duplicate. One request per
// file means a dropped connection can only affect the one job riding it.
// uploadOne() below is shared by both the initial run and retries; runBatch()
// just fans it out over a small worker pool so a big batch doesn't open 20
// connections at once (MAX_CONCURRENT mirrors garage-anon-proxy's own
// MAX_CONCURRENT_UPLOADS=3 ceiling on the S3 side, so the frontend doesn't
// just relocate the pile-up into tripping that limit instead).
import { createContext, useCallback, useContext, useRef, useState } from "react";
import { nanoid } from "nanoid";
import api from "@/utils/api.util";
import { validateAssetFile } from "@/utils/assetUpload.util";
const MAX_CONCURRENT = 3;
const UploadQueueContext = createContext(null);
export function useUploadQueue() {
@@ -36,46 +47,63 @@ export function UploadQueueProvider({ children }) {
setJobs((prev) => prev.map((j) => (idSet.has(j.id) ? { ...j, ...(typeof patch === "function" ? patch(j) : patch) } : j)));
}, []);
// ─── Submit a batch of already-validated files ─────────────────────────
const runBatch = useCallback(async (batchId, batchJobs, meta) => {
const ids = batchJobs.map((j) => j.id);
patchJobs(ids, { status: "uploading", progress: 0 });
// ─── Upload exactly one job through its own request ────────────────────
// Shared by the initial batch run and single-job retries — a dropped
// connection here can only ever fail the one job riding this request,
// never its batch-mates.
const uploadOne = useCallback(async (job) => {
const form = new FormData();
batchJobs.forEach((j) => form.append("files", j.file));
Object.entries(meta).forEach(([k, v]) => {
form.append("files", job.file);
Object.entries(job.meta).forEach(([k, v]) => {
if (v !== undefined && v !== null) form.append(k, v);
});
// Bulk display_name derivation only applies when the caller didn't
// already provide one — each job keeps whatever name it resolves to.
if (!job.meta.display_name) form.append("display_name", baseNameOf(job.name));
try {
const { data } = await api.post("/admin/assets/batch", form, {
onUploadProgress: (evt) => {
const pct = evt.total ? Math.round((evt.loaded / evt.total) * 100) : 0;
patchJobs(ids, { progress: pct });
patchJobs([job.id], { progress: pct });
},
});
const results = data?.data?.results ?? [];
results.forEach((result, idx) => {
const job = batchJobs[idx];
if (!job) return;
patchJobs([job.id], result.success
const result = data?.data?.results?.[0];
patchJobs([job.id], result?.success
? { status: "uploaded", progress: 100, asset: result.data, error: null }
: { status: "failed", progress: 100, error: result.message || "Upload failed." });
});
: { status: "failed", progress: 100, error: result?.message || "Upload failed." });
} catch (err) {
// No sonner toast() here — the floating widget (both corners
// would collide, see UploadProgressToast) already surfaces this
// via each job's failed status.
// via the job's own failed status.
const message = err?.response?.data?.message ?? "Upload failed.";
patchJobs(ids, { status: "failed", progress: 100, error: message });
} finally {
onSettledRef.current.get(batchId)?.();
onSettledRef.current.delete(batchId);
patchJobs([job.id], { status: "failed", progress: 100, error: message });
}
}, [patchJobs]);
// ─── Run a batch through a small fixed-size worker pool ────────────────
// One POST per file (uploadOne) fanned out over MAX_CONCURRENT workers,
// instead of one request for the whole batch — isolates a dropped
// connection to the single job it was carrying instead of failing every
// job in the batch (which is what used to happen).
const runBatch = useCallback(async (batchId, batchJobs) => {
const ids = batchJobs.map((j) => j.id);
patchJobs(ids, { status: "uploading", progress: 0 });
let next = 0;
const worker = async () => {
while (next < batchJobs.length) {
await uploadOne(batchJobs[next++]);
}
};
await Promise.all(
Array.from({ length: Math.min(MAX_CONCURRENT, batchJobs.length) }, worker)
);
onSettledRef.current.get(batchId)?.();
onSettledRef.current.delete(batchId);
}, [patchJobs, uploadOne]);
// files: File[]; meta: { is_public, storage_provider, createdBy }
const addBatch = useCallback((files, meta, { onSettled } = {}) => {
const batchId = nanoid();
@@ -103,7 +131,7 @@ export function UploadQueueProvider({ children }) {
if (uploadable.length) onSettledRef.current.set(batchId, onSettled);
else onSettled();
}
if (uploadable.length) runBatch(batchId, uploadable, meta);
if (uploadable.length) runBatch(batchId, uploadable);
return batchId;
}, [runBatch]);
@@ -117,32 +145,8 @@ export function UploadQueueProvider({ children }) {
return { ...j, status: "uploading", progress: 0, error: null };
}));
if (!target) return;
const form = new FormData();
form.append("files", target.file);
Object.entries(target.meta).forEach(([k, v]) => {
if (v !== undefined && v !== null) form.append(k, v);
});
// Bulk display_name derivation only applies when >1 file — a lone
// retry should keep whatever name the file originally resolved to.
if (!target.meta.display_name) form.append("display_name", baseNameOf(target.name));
try {
const { data } = await api.post("/admin/assets/batch", form, {
onUploadProgress: (evt) => {
const pct = evt.total ? Math.round((evt.loaded / evt.total) * 100) : 0;
patchJobs([jobId], { progress: pct });
},
});
const result = data?.data?.results?.[0];
patchJobs([jobId], result?.success
? { status: "uploaded", progress: 100, asset: result.data, error: null }
: { status: "failed", progress: 100, error: result?.message || "Upload failed." });
} catch (err) {
const message = err?.response?.data?.message ?? "Upload failed.";
patchJobs([jobId], { status: "failed", progress: 100, error: message });
}
}, [patchJobs]);
await uploadOne(target);
}, [uploadOne]);
const removeJob = useCallback((jobId) => {
setJobs((prev) => prev.filter((j) => j.id !== jobId || j.status === "uploading"));