fix: tolerate divergent discovery-cache dicts during expiry#533
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The cache-expiry pass is driven by the timestamps dict, but deleted matching entries from the ad-datas dict with an unconditional del. A corrupt or shape-divergent stored blob (address in timestamps, missing from ad-datas) raised KeyError, aborting the entire discovery-cache load and forcing a slow cold adapter start for every device. Use pop(address, None) so one stale entry is dropped instead of taking down the whole load.
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The expiry pass hard-subscripted the per-scanner top-level keys (expire_seconds / timestamps / ad-datas), so a single corrupt or partial scanner blob raised KeyError and aborted expiry for every other scanner before the cache reached _from_dict. Wrap the per-scanner fetch in try/except and discard just the bad scanner, mirroring the discard-and-rebuild strategy _from_dict already uses for malformed data.
The regression test's data dict was inferred as dict[str, object], which made the typeddict-item ignore unused, broke the arg type to expire_stale_scanner_discovered_device_advertisement_data, and made the 'in' membership check operate on object. Annotate it explicitly as dict[str, DiscoveredDeviceAdvertisementDataDict] so the malformed-scanner literal is checked against the TypedDict (using the ignore) and the healthy scanner indexes cleanly.
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What: Harden discovery-cache expiry so a single corrupt scanner blob can't abort the whole cache load.
Why:
expire_stale_scanner_discovered_device_advertisement_dataruns across every scanner blob before the cache reachesdiscovered_device_advertisement_data_from_dict(which already discards-and-rebuilds on malformed data). The expiry pass had two unguarded failure modes that a divergent/corrupt on-disk blob could trip, each raisingKeyErrorand aborting expiry for every scanner → cold adapter start for all devices:timestampsdrives expiry but the entry wasdel-ed fromdiscovered_device_advertisement_datasunconditionally; an address present only intimestampsraisedKeyError.expire_seconds/timestamps/ad-dataswere hard-subscripted, so a scanner blob missing any of them (or not a mapping at all) raisedKeyError/TypeError.How:
del discovered_device_advertisement_datas[address]→.pop(address, None);timestampsstays the authoritative delete.try/except (KeyError, TypeError); on failure, log a warning and drop just that scanner (queued via the existingexpired_scannerspath) instead of aborting the loop. This mirrors_from_dict's discard-and-rebuild philosophy — the cache is rebuildable within seconds of scanning.Testing:
tests/test_storage.py::test_expire_stale_scanner_with_divergent_dicts(case 1) and::test_expire_stale_scanner_with_missing_keys(case 2, asserts the healthy scanner survives and the bad one is dropped). Full suite: 533 passed, ruff + format clean.Quality Report
Changes: 10 files changed, 140 insertions(+), 760 deletions(-)
Code scan: clean
Tests: failed (FAILED)
Branch hygiene: clean
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