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Paginate detection trees; add all inference services to dev stack - #334
Replaces the per-detection GET /detections/{id}/artifacts with a workspace-wide GET /workspaces/{id}/detections/trees — a cursor-paginated list of detection trees. Each item is one detection run with its artifacts (live input, intermediate availability, all live redacted outputs), reusing the detection list's cursor order and filters (status, document, policy, account, filename search).
Pagination on roots: a page of detections is fetched, then their outputs in one batched query grouped by detection — no N+1.
Semantics preserved: deleted inputs/outputs leave their roots intact; retention/deletion predicates match the former endpoint (retained_intermediate() carries the same purge/workspace checks).
Adds OCR (docTR) and STT (faster-whisper) alongside NER, each behind a compose profile on a localhost-only port (NER 3200, OCR 3201, STT 3202).
Shared &inference / &readyz YAML anchors, one ELIDE_VERSION (rc.6), init-warmer per service (model into hf_cache/doctr_cache, service runs non-root, cache read-only, Hub offline).
Readiness probed with python -m elide_core.readyz (shipped in the image) — no inline scripts in the compose file, matching the warm entrypoints.
make run takes NER=1/OCR=1/STT=1 (any subset); the engine config is generated from the enabled services by scripts/gen-engine-config.sh, always matching the running stack and ports. The static NER-only engine.dev.toml is removed in favor of the generator.
Replace the per-detection `GET /detections/{id}/artifacts` endpoint with a
workspace-wide `GET /workspaces/{id}/detections/trees` that returns a
cursor-paginated list of detection trees. Each item is one detection run with
its artifacts: the live input, intermediate availability, and all live redacted
outputs. It reuses the detection list's cursor order and filters (status,
document, policy, account, filename search), so the two views stay in step.
Pagination is on the roots: a page of detections is fetched, then their outputs
in one batched query and grouped by detection, so there is no N+1. Deleted
inputs and outputs leave their detection roots in place. The retention and
deletion predicates match the former artifacts endpoint, so what counts as a
live intermediate or output is unchanged.
Name the view after what it is: `DetectionTree` (response), `DetectionTreeRow`
(repository), `cursor_list_detection_trees` (query), with the child file types
staying `DetectionArtifact*`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
Add the OCR (docTR) and STT (faster-whisper) bento services alongside NER, each
behind its own compose profile and published on a localhost-only port (NER 3200,
OCR 3201, STT 3202). The three share `&inference` and `&readyz` anchors, pin one
`ELIDE_VERSION`, and each keeps the init-warmer pattern: a one-shot `*.warm` run
downloads the model into a cache volume (hf_cache for NER/STT, doctr_cache for
OCR), then the service runs non-root with the cache read-only and the Hub
offline.
Readiness is probed with `python -m elide_core.readyz` (shipped in the image)
rather than an inline Python one-liner, matching the warm entrypoints — the
compose file holds no embedded scripts.
`make run` takes NER=1, OCR=1, and/or STT=1 to start any subset; the engine
config is generated from the enabled services by scripts/gen-engine-config.sh,
so it always matches the running stack and its ports. The static, NER-only
engine.dev.toml is removed in favor of that generator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
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The PR adds optional NER, OCR, and STT development services with generated engine configuration. It also replaces per-detection artifact retrieval with a paginated workspace detection-tree endpoint that includes associated redacted outputs.
Changes: Inference Service Setup
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Summary
Compose profiles and cached services docker/compose.yaml, docker/README.md
Compose adds profile-gated NER, OCR, and STT services, cache initializers, readiness checks, and service ports. The Docker guide documents their configuration and cache behavior.
A script emits configuration blocks for enabled services using configurable models and ports. The static NER-only configuration is removed.
Wire profiles into make run Makefile, README.md
make run starts selected profiles and passes a generated temporary config to the server when profiles are enabled. The Quick start describes enabling the services.
The redaction query supports batches and returns each output’s detection ID. The detection query returns paginated trees with associated outputs; tests cover pagination, workspace scope, and deletion cases.
Expose the paginated tree endpoint crates/nvisy-server/src/domain/output/workspace_detections.rs, crates/nvisy-server/src/domain/workspace_detections.rs, crates/nvisy-server/src/handler/response/workspace_detections.rs, crates/nvisy-server/src/handler/workspace_detections.rs, crates/nvisy-server/tests/detection_trees.rs
The server maps detection-tree rows to paginated responses and adds a workspace-level endpoint. It removes the per-detection artifacts response and service method. Endpoint tests cover empty results and authorization responses.
sequenceDiagram
participant Makefile
participant Compose
participant ConfigScript
participant Server
Makefile->>Compose: starts selected inference profiles
Makefile->>ConfigScript: generates config for enabled services
Makefile->>Server: passes temporary config path when profiles are enabled
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sequenceDiagram
participant DetectionRoute
participant WorkspaceDetectionService
participant WorkspaceDetectionRepository
participant WorkspaceRedactionRepository
DetectionRoute->>WorkspaceDetectionService: requests paginated detection trees
WorkspaceDetectionService->>WorkspaceDetectionRepository: lists trees with filters and cursor
WorkspaceDetectionRepository->>WorkspaceRedactionRepository: batch-fetches outputs for page detection IDs
WorkspaceDetectionRepository-->>WorkspaceDetectionService: returns detection rows with outputs
WorkspaceDetectionService-->>DetectionRoute: returns the detection-tree page
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nvisycom/server#332: Adds the earlier NER-only development Compose profile and static engine configuration that this PR replaces.
nvisycom/server#330: Changes workspace detection behavior used by the paginated detection-tree query.
nvisycom/server#333: Adds the per-detection artifacts endpoint and output query that this PR replaces with paginated trees and batched output lookup.
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make run with NER=1, OCR=1, or STT=1 can fail at the Compose wait step and never start the server. Naming the selected services in the up command avoids this. The detection-tree endpoint and the engine config generator showed no confirmed problems.
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L159: When using `docker compose up --wait`, where I have an init container that populates some data and then exits (0), docker compose will exit 1.
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L161: If any other container depends on the init container finishing, it will exit properly, as described/exampled in this PR: 【72†#9572】. In my situation however, there is no container that runs a service that depends on the init container finishing.
L162: ### Steps To Reproduce
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L164: docker-compose.yml example:
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L166: `version: '3'
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L168: services:
L169: postgres:
L170: image: postgres:14-alpine
L171: environment:
L172: POSTGRES_DB: postgres
L173: POSTGRES_USER: postgres
L174: POSTGRES_PASSWORD: postgres
L175: healthcheck:
L176: test: ['CMD', 'pg_isready']
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L178: postgres_setup:
L179: image: alpine
L180: depends_on:
L181: postgres:
L182: condition: service_healthy
L183: restart: "no"
L184: command: pwd
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L186: Run docker compose/print exit code:
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L188: `$ docker compose up --wait
L189: [+] Running 2/3
L190: ✔ Network test_default Created 0.1s
L191: ✔ Container test-postgres-1 Healthy 31.9s
L192: ⠿ Container test-postgres_setup-1 Waiting 31.9s
L193: container test-postgres_setup-1 exited (0)
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L195: $ echo $?
L196: 1
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L198: ### Compose Version
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L200: `Docker Compose version v2.17.3
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L374: > docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up --wait || true
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L376: We use the docker compose as part of test setup - the or-true approach will effectively void ANY kind of error coming from the stack (not only the "harmless one").
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L387: > We use the docker compose as part of test setup - the or-true approach will effectively void ANY kind of error coming from the stack (not only the "harmless one").
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L389: Yes, it will. It will also make your test setup complete without errors (until this issue is fixed). The choice is yours :)
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L392: 9. ### douardda commented on Mar 8, 2024
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L402: > There's unfortunately no way to declare your `setup` service isn't actually a service, and termination is expected.
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L404: what about just using the return code of the "pseudo service" process? if it's 0, then do not consider it as an error by the `compose up --wait` command.
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L409: 10. ### luciangabor commented on Mar 9, 2024
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L413: 【91†on Mar 9, 2024】
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L416: While this is not to argue that `--wait` couldn't/shouldn't take into account the exit code of services that exit (with the "complications" given by a restart policy taken into account), and with the observation that it's kinda' like that already:
L417:
L418: $ docker compose -f - up --wait <<'EOF'
L419: services:
L420: sleepy:
L421: image: alpine
L422: command: sleep 5
L423: EOF
L424: [+] Running 1/1
L425: ✔ Container waitish-sleepy-1 Healthy
L426:
L427: $ echo $?
L428: 0
L429: ... there is also this page of documentation:
L430: 【92†https://docs.docker.com/compose/profiles/#auto-starting-profiles-and-dependency-resolution†docs.docker.com】
L431: Well, noting that ... there is an unfortunate limitation - run can only run one service - and ... extrapolating a bit, here's an example of what works now:
L432:
L433: # compose.yaml
L434:
L435: services:
L436: postgres:
L437: image: postgres
L438: environment:
L439: POSTGRES_PASSWORD: password
L440: healthcheck:
L441: test: pg_isready
L442: start_interval: 1s
L443: start_period: 30s
L444:
L445: psql:
L446: profiles:
L447: - .init
L448: image: postgres
L449: depends_on:
L450: postgres:
L451: condition: service_healthy
L452: environment:
L453: PGUSER: postgres
L454: PGDATABASE: postgres
L455: PGPASSWORD: password
L456: entrypoint: psql -h postgres
L457: command: -c \\conninfo
L458:
L459: init:
L460: profiles:
L461: - .init
L462: build:
L463: dockerfile_inline: FROM scratch
L464: init: true
L465: entrypoint: /sbin/docker-init --version
L466: depends_on:
L467: psql:
L468: condition: service_completed_successfully
L469: $ docker compose run init
L470: [+] Creating 3/3
L471: ✔ Network init_default Created 0.1s
L472: ✔ Container init-postgres-1 Created 0.1s
L473: ✔ Container init-psql-1 Created 0.1s
L474: [+] Running 2/2
L475: ✔ Container init-postgres-1 Healthy 5.8s
L476: ✔ Container init-psql-1 Started 0.3s
L477: tini version 0.19.0 - git.de40ad0
L478:
L479: $ echo $?
L480: 0
L481:
L482: # postgres is started because of the init -> psql -> postgres depends-ons
L483: # and init could depend on a number of other services/"tasks"/one-offs
L484: # the alternative would be to run each needed "task"/one-off sequentially, but that requires remembering them
L485:
L486: $ docker compose ps
L487: NAME IMAGE COMMAND SERVICE CREATED STATUS PORTS
L488: init-postgres-1 postgres "docker-entrypoint.s…" postgres 2 minutes ago Up 2 minutes (healthy) 5432/tcp
L489:
L490: # next, up --wait, could start the rest and it would ignore psql and init because they are behind a profile;
L491: # it could even be done by the init itself if you can assume enough (e.g. about docker's sock)
L492: $ docker compose up --wait
L493: [+] Running 1/1
L494: ✔ Container init-postgres-1 Healthy
L495:
L496: $ echo $?
L497: 0
L498:
L499: # PS
L500: $ docker compose --profile .init logs psql
L501: psql-1 | You are connected to database "postgres" as user "postgres" on host "postgres" (address "172.28.0.2") at port "5432".
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L504: 11. ### gmile commented on Mar 12, 2024
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L506: 【93†gmile】
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L508: 【94†on Mar 12, 2024】
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L512: Just hit this too and confirmed this is still a problem as of 2.24.7. This thread doesn't seem to lack examples, but I'll include mine just in case too.
L513: Details
L514:
L515: services:
L516: minio-create-buckets:
L517: image: quay.io/minio/mc
L518: environment:
L519: MINIO_HOST: http://minio:9000
L520: MINIO_ACCESS_KEY: minio-user
L521: MINIO_SECRET_KEY: minio-password
L522: entrypoint:
L523: - bash
L524: - -c
L525: - |
L526: mc alias set minio http://minio:9000 minio-user minio-password
L527: mc mb minio/bucket-1
L528: mc mb minio/bucket-2
L529: mc anonymous set public minio/bucket-1
L530: mc anonymous set public minio/bucket-2
L531:
L532: echo "Hello, world!" > sample.txt
L533:
L534: mc cp sample.txt minio/bucket-1
L535: mc cp sample.txt minio/bucket-2
L536: networks:
L537: - docker-network
L538: depends_on:
L539: minio:
L540: condition: service_healthy
L541:
L542: minio:
L543: image: quay.io/minio/minio
L544: environment:
L545: MINIO_ROOT_USER: minio-user
L546: MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD: minio-password
L547: command: server /data --console-address ":9001"
L548: ports:
L549: - 9000:9000
L550: - 9001:9001
L551: networks:
L552: - docker-network
L553: healthcheck:
L554: test: ["CMD", "mc", "ping", "--exit", "local"]
L555: start_period: 10s
L556: start_interval: 1s
L557: interval: 3s
L558: timeout: 2s
L559: retries: 5
L560:
L561: networks:
L562: docker-network:
L563: 12. ### pkoutsovasilis commented on Mar 25, 2024
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L565: 【95†pkoutsovasilis】
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L567: 【96†on Mar 25, 2024】
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L571: FWIW I opened 【97†this PR】 and your example 【93†@gmile】 executes successfully with `--wait-allow-exit`
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L575: 13. ### pkoutsovasilis commented on Mar 29, 2024
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L579: 【98†on Mar 29, 2024】
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L583: 【77†@ndeloof】 who could be an appropriate reviewer for the PR mentioned above, ty 🙂
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Start only the selected inference services in the --wait command.
When a profile is enabled, this up also selects rustfs-init. That service has no profile and no dependent service, so Compose starts it on every bare up. Docker Compose can return status 1 from --wait when such a service exits with status 0 (docker/compose#10596). The recipe then stops before the server starts, so make run NER=1, OCR=1, or STT=1 can fail. Name the selected services so the command starts only those services. Their *-init dependencies still start automatically.
- @docker compose -f ./docker/compose.yaml $(INFERENCE_PROFILES) up -d --wait
+ @docker compose -f ./docker/compose.yaml $(INFERENCE_PROFILES) up -d --wait $(INFERENCE_SERVICES)
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Update the inference startup recipe to name only the selected inference services
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Two commits on one branch.
List detection artifact trees with pagination
Replaces the per-detection
GET /detections/{id}/artifactswith a workspace-wideGET /workspaces/{id}/detections/trees— a cursor-paginated list of detection trees. Each item is one detection run with its artifacts (live input, intermediate availability, all live redacted outputs), reusing the detection list's cursor order and filters (status, document, policy, account, filename search).retained_intermediate()carries the same purge/workspace checks).DetectionTree(response),DetectionTreeRow(repository),cursor_list_detection_trees(query); child file types stayDetectionArtifact*.Add all inference services to the dev stack
Adds OCR (docTR) and STT (faster-whisper) alongside NER, each behind a compose profile on a localhost-only port (NER 3200, OCR 3201, STT 3202).
&inference/&readyzYAML anchors, oneELIDE_VERSION(rc.6), init-warmer per service (model intohf_cache/doctr_cache, service runs non-root, cache read-only, Hub offline).python -m elide_core.readyz(shipped in the image) — no inline scripts in the compose file, matching the warm entrypoints.make runtakesNER=1/OCR=1/STT=1(any subset); the engine config is generated from the enabled services byscripts/gen-engine-config.sh, always matching the running stack and ports. The static NER-onlyengine.dev.tomlis removed in favor of the generator.Testing
cargo check --all-features --workspace --testscargo clippy --all-targets --all-features --workspace -- -D warningscargo +nightly fmt --all -- --checkRUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps --all-features --workspacecargo test --all-features --workspace— 509 passed, 0 failed/readyz200;scripts/gen-engine-config.shverified for every flag combo.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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make runcan now start optional NER, OCR, and STT services individually or together, with configuration matched to the services and ports in use.