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The dependency walker is shaving the same yak twice and blowing the stack. Detect cycles without hiding valid shared dependencies.
This needs path-local cycle detection rather than a global visited set. The active path catches true cycles, while a resolved cache preserves valid shared dependencies without traversing them twice.
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+ path-local cycle guard\n+ readable dependency chainThe walker now tracks the active path, reports the exact cycle, and still resolves valid shared dependencies once.
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Add the three-yak loop as a regression test, and show the actual cycle instead of “Maximum call stack size exceeded”.
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+ three-node cycle fixture\n+ shared-subgraph regression Bash 7 passed
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Test Files 1 passed (1)\nTests 7 passed (7)Done. The suite covers self-cycles, the three-yak loop, and shared subgraphs.
Cycle errors now print “api → worker → cache → api”. The stack is yak-free enough to merge.
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de-thunder-the-herd
Four hundred workers miss at once and stampede the origin. De-thunder them.
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All workers miss on the same TTL boundary. A single-flight lease plus jitter will spread the herd.
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Activity timelineCoordinating lease rollout and integrating the cache changes.
lease_wranglerStarted 37m ago · 6 messages · Completed 64 tools
Activity timelineDesigned the single-flight lease and verified takeover after worker failure.
herd_simulatorStarted 34m ago · 17 messages · Completed 147 tools
Activity timelineFired 10,000 synchronized misses; origin traffic stayed at one refresh per key.
stale_safetyStarted 29m ago · 3 messages · Completed 72 tools
Activity timelineConfirmed stale-safe responses stay bounded by the hard TTL.
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Added single-flight refreshes and jittered TTLs.
One worker refreshes while the herd serves stale-safe values. Origin survived 10,000 misses.
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