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fix(data): date edge cases found by property tests, fuzzing and real-world files (#853) - #2031
Hardening pass on the Date and DateTime fields from #853: property tests, fuzzing and real-world files turned up seven edge cases. Each now behaves correctly, and wherever a value changes the read or export says so, with a count.
FlatGeobuf export Date field with no values -> notice: reads back as a date-time field
Shapefile read year padded with spaces -> read as the date (was: empty + notice)
Parquet/GeoPackage/ digits past the microsecond -> rounded to the microsecond, counted per field
FlatGeobuf read, (was: empty + "isn't a date")
Convert Field
DuckDB result TIMESTAMP_NS -> a date-time (was: text)
Notices "dts: dts: 2 date-times…" -> "dts: 2 date-times…"; DuckDB notices name the layer, not the cache file
Workbook serial 60 (1900-02-29) -> empty + counted in any column (was: text "1900-02-29" in a mixed column)
Convert Field nothing converts -> refused, field stays text (was: succeeded with converted: 0)
GeoPackage write DATETIME -> milliseconds (the specification's form), rounded, counted
What was wrong and what happens now:
FlatGeobuf has no date type. A Date field with no written values (all null, or its values only in features without geometry) came back as a date-time field with no notice. The export now names those fields. The never-silent round-trip no longer lists it as a known limit, and the ignored property test became a notice test.
Shapefile padded year. A year below 1000 may be written with leading spaces ( 10101, from the %4d%02d%02d pattern some writers use, GDAL among them). It read as "isn't a date". It now reads as the date. Blank, 00000000 and invalid values are unchanged. The whole-file reader trims only the end of text values so the padding reaches the date parser.
Digits past the microsecond.DateTime::parse still refuses them. New DateTime::parse_rounding / Value::parse_stored_counted round to the nearest microsecond (halves up; cut instead at the end of year 9999 so the value stays in range) and say so; only readers that count the rounding use them, and they add Batch::rounded_dates and a "N date-times were rounded to the microsecond, … in 'f'" notice. Batch::unread_dates is unchanged.
Rounds, with a count
Refuses, as before
Parquet nanosecond timestamps and INT96; GeoPackage text DATETIME (read, browser read, edit load); FlatGeobuf text columns; Convert Field
server text, project files, typed values and paste, GPX, CSV-typed columns, where-clause literals, the writers' text-in-date handling
Where it is said: whole reads, live windows, exports, the convert workflow and editable GeoPackage loads.
DuckDB TIMESTAMP_NS passes through to Parquet like the other timestamp types, so it reads as a date-time (rounded and counted). The conversion cache key is bumped.
Notices.pg.saveEdits/gpkg.saveEdits repeated the name when layer and table share it; DuckDB result notices named the layer by its cache file.
Workbooks. Serial 60 in a column that is not dates now reads as empty and is counted in the same "isn't a date" notice a date column gives. Serial 0 and time-only cells are unchanged.
Convert Field reads every value first. When the field has non-empty text and none of it is a date, it is refused with the field and a sample value, and stays text. All-empty fields still convert.
GeoPackage DATETIME is written with milliseconds (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ), as the specification has it, rounded to the nearest millisecond (cut at the range end). Exports (whole and streamed) and Save to GeoPackage count the values that lost digits per field. Reads are unchanged: longer fractions are still accepted.
The first commit adds the tests that found these (a calendar oracle for parse/display/ordering/where clauses, and Date/DateTime values in the never-silent export and project-save round trips); the second is the fix, with a regression test per item and the user-guide lines for the changed behaviour.
Testing
cargo fmt --all --check; cargo clippy -D warnings --all-targets on data, map, engine, tiles and render; strict cargo check -p rustgis-engine --target wasm32-unknown-unknown with -D warnings.
cargo test for rustgis-data, rustgis-engine and rustgis-map, including date_properties, never_silent_roundtrip and project_save_roundtrip, with DuckDB available so its date tests run rather than skip.
Review rounds added, each with a test: a GeoPackage save keeps an untouched fine date-time, and says what it reads back rounded or as no date (triggers included); a date field never rounds into the next day; FlatGeobuf classifies a fine date-time column as date-times; a GeoPackage export writes date-time text as a read takes it; Load All Features, tools, shares, the browser download and Python say what reading a streamed layer whole rounded or left out; a workbook says a WKT cell that was serial 60; a FlatGeobuf export takes date-time text a read takes.
New tests, one per item: rounding rules and range-end cut (date.rs); the calendar oracle; FlatGeobuf notice (data and engine, whole and read in place); Shapefile padded year (whole and streamed); Parquet nanosecond and INT96 counts; GeoPackage millisecond rounding and note; workbook serial 60; Convert Field refusal and rounding; saved_target; a DuckDB result naming its layer.
Left as before: SQL Server still cuts the seventh digit of a second in its query, with its existing notice.
UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
Follows #853 (Date and DateTime fields); the fuzz target is #2030.
Date-times with precision beyond microseconds are rounded during reads, with notices identifying affected fields and counts. GeoPackage exports round date-times to milliseconds and report affected values.
Spreadsheet serial-60 dates are treated as empty, and DBF files support dates with space-padded years.
FlatGeobuf exports report date fields with no values written.
Text-to-date conversion reports rounded values and leaves a field unchanged when none of its values can be converted.
Export and save notices provide clearer details about rounded or unreadable dates.
Bug Fixes
Date and time values are handled more consistently across supported formats, including nanosecond timestamps and date-time boundaries.
Layer notices use the added layer’s name for clearer reporting.
Adds date_properties (an independent calendar oracle for parse, display, ordering and where
clauses), Date and DateTime values in the never-silent export and project-save round trips, and
the nightly line. One known bug is kept as an ignored test: a FlatGeobuf Date column with no
values comes back as DateTime without a notice.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- FlatGeobuf: an export says which Date fields have no values, as the format has no date
type and they read back as date-time fields.
- Shapefile: a date whose year is padded with spaces (GDAL's ` 10101`) is read.
- Digits past the microsecond: DateTime::parse still refuses them; readers that count them
(Parquet nanosecond timestamps and INT96, GeoPackage and FlatGeobuf text, Convert Field) round
to the nearest microsecond (cut at the end of year 9999) through DateTime::parse_rounding and
say how many values and in which fields (Batch::rounded_dates). DuckDB TIMESTAMP_NS now
reads as a date-time.
- Notices: a save to a table whose layer has its name no longer repeats it, and the notices of
a DuckDB result name its layer rather than its cache file.
- Workbooks: serial 60 (1900-02-29) in a column that isn't dates is read as empty and counted,
as in a column of dates.
- Convert Field refuses a field with text and none of it a date, leaving it text.
- GeoPackage DATETIME is written to the millisecond as the specification has it, rounded, and
the export and Save to GeoPackage count the values that lost digits.
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Date-time parsing and source conversions now round excess fractional precision and track affected fields. Read, export, and save paths report precision loss and empty FlatGeobuf date fields. The change also handles spreadsheet serial 60 and padded DBF years, updates date-field conversion, and adds temporal property tests and round-trip checks.
Changes: Date-time precision and reporting
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Summary
Temporal parsing and source conversion crates/data/src/date.rs, crates/data/src/value.rs, crates/data/src/dbf.rs, crates/data/src/sheets.rs, crates/data/src/source/*
Date-time parsing supports microsecond rounding and reports whether nonzero precision was lost. Source readers apply the updated temporal conversions. Spreadsheet serial 60 is counted as an invalid date, and DBF dates support space-padded years.
Read tracking and notices crates/data/src/source/*, crates/data/src/io.rs, crates/data/src/lib.rs, crates/map/src/*, crates/render/src/stream_tests.rs, crates/tiles/src/embeddings.rs
Read batches and reports carry rounded-date counts separately from unread-date counts. Source layers accumulate the counts and produce separate notices.
Export results track rounded dates, GeoPackage values requiring millisecond rounding, and FlatGeobuf values written. Export and GeoPackage save paths use these counts to report affected fields.
Field conversion and message targets crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/mod.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/pg.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs, crates/engine/src/lib.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs
Text-to-date conversion reports rounded values and does not change the field when no non-null value converts. Read and save notices use layer-facing target names in the updated command paths.
Property tests, round trips, and documentation crates/data/tests/date_properties.rs, crates/engine/tests/*, .github/workflows/nightly.yml, docs/user-guide/*
Tests cover temporal parsing, comparisons, format behavior, and save/reopen round trips. The nightly workflow runs 20,000 date property cases. User guides describe the updated precision and reporting behavior.
The change makes date and date-time precision loss visible across readers, exports and saves. A few narrow edge cases remain: unusual Date-column values in GeoPackage exports, midnight date-time text in FlatGeobuf Date fields, and rounding notices lost when a script fails after a committed save. These affect rare inputs and do not threaten core workflows, so merging is reasonable with the follow-ups noted.
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A rabbit checks the clock at night Six tiny digits shine just right Dates hop through each reader’s gate Rounded notes arrive, not late The burrow’s fields keep time in sight
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Bug (confidence ~85%): previous is read without rounding, but the loaded feature was rounded at load (line 172 passes Some(&mut out.rounded_dates)). For a stored date-time with digits past the microsecond, previous is Null while attr is the rounded value, so previous != *attr is true on every save of any other field of that feature. The column is then rewritten in millisecond form, and the save notice reports it as rounded to the millisecond, even though the user never edited that value. The file's docs say an untouched stored value is left as it is. Passing a rounding sink here makes the comparison see what the load showed; the count is discarded, as the unread sink already is here.
Regression test to add: a GeoPackage DATETIME holding 9-digit text, edit a different field, save, and assert the stored text is unchanged and no rounding notice is given.
Suggested change
let previous = value(ValueRef::from(old), field.ty,&mutVec::new(),None,0);
let previous = value(ValueRef::from(old), field.ty,&mutVec::new(),Some(&mutVec::new()),0);
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Fixed in e4564552: the comparison and the read-back after a save now read a stored date-time the way the load does, rounded past the microsecond. Saving another field leaves the stored text as it is. New test gpkg_an_untouched_fine_date_time_is_kept_when_another_field_is_saved: it stores 2026-03-05T14:30:00.123456789Z, renames the feature and saves. The text is unchanged, nothing is counted as rounded to the millisecond, and the saved feature shows what the load showed. Before the fix, the same test found the text rewritten to …123Z.
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Same cause, on the read-back path (confidence ~70%, traced in code but not run): the saved-row snapshot reads with None, so a stored date-time with more than six digits becomes null here, while the load showed it rounded. Rows the save does not rewrite (for example, rows refreshed because a trigger changed them, which come through additional) would then show null in the session until reload, with the file still holding the text. Using the same rounding sink as the load keeps read-back consistent with what was shown.
Unedited sub-microsecond dates are rewritten on save (crates/data/src/source/gpkg/edit.rs:285, confidence ~85%). The save compares each stored value with the loaded one, but the stored side is read without rounding while the loaded side was rounded. Any save touching another field of that feature rewrites the date in millisecond form, and the notice calls it a rounding. Inline comment posted with a suggestion.
Read-back after save drops rounded values (edit.rs:405, confidence ~70%, traced but not run). Saved-row snapshots are read without rounding, so rows the save doesn't rewrite (such as trigger-refreshed rows in additional) can show null in the session while the file keeps the text. Inline comment posted with a suggestion.
Security
None found. The changes add no new input paths beyond the date parsers, which stay bounded and never index or panic.
Performance
Low: to_dates (crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs) now builds a full Vec<Option<Value>> of the converted column before writing. On a large layer that is a transient copy on the UI thread. A first pass that checks refusal without storing values would avoid it. Confidence ~60%.
Low: past_millisecond and count_utc each re-parse the same text date values on save and export. Harmless at current scale. Confidence ~50%.
Quality (left for the release quality pass)
count_utc now also counts sub-millisecond values, so its name no longer describes what it does.
The year-9999 cut is reported as "rounded", but that case truncates the value.
DateTime::parse_rounding's boolean means "digits were lost" but is named rounded.
Dates in edit.rs is a vague struct name.
Several doc-comment lines run past the repo's usual width (edit.rsconvert_field doc, docs/user-guide/analysis.md).
The padded-year branch in dbf::date declares padded outside the match, which reads awkwardly.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect, panic! or indexing added to non-test code. Both new Batch and ReadReport fields are set at every constructor I could find. The new saved_target helper is cfg-gated consistently with its callers, so the wasm build should be unaffected. The nightly property run sets PROPERTY_SEED, which matches the test's documentation. No new background command or tool was added, so the cancellation lists need no change.
Gap: no test covers saving or reading back a stored value with more than six digits. The first comment asks for one.
Prior review threads: none on this PR, so no concerns were left out as already raised.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 189cbc7 to PR head c393e5c).
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Major · Use counted parsing when classifying date-time columns. · fgb.rs:260
crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs:260 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Use counted parsing when classifying date-time columns.
If a column contains 2026-03-05 and 2026-03-05T14:30:00.123456789, strict DateTime::parse rejects the second value during classification. The first value then makes the field a Date. The new counted property parser subsequently returns Null for the non-midnight value instead of the rounded DateTime.
Use DateTime::parse_rounding for classification. Add a regression with both values in one column and check the field type, retained value, and rounding count.
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Review comment at @crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs at line 260:
Update the date-time classification branch that calls DateTime::parse to use DateTime::parse_rounding, so mixed date-only and fractional-second values are classified as DateTime and retain the rounded value. Add a regression with both values in one column that verifies the field type, retained value, and rounding count.
Minor · Forward the rounded-date notice on the streamed fallback export. · workflows.rs:1782
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:1782 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Forward the rounded-date notice on the streamed fallback export.
The fallback branch forwards only unreadable.dates. A streamed layer exported as kml, gpx, or wkt, or one where the chunk export is unavailable, skips the chunk branch. Rounded date-times in that path are counted in unreadable.rounded, but this branch never reports them. The export is written without the rounded-date notice that the PR reports for the other export paths.
Forward unreadable.rounded next to the dates note, using the same suffix as the chunk branch:
Suggested fix
notes.extend(unreadable.dates.iter().map(|n| format!("{path}: {}: {n}, so they're empty in the export", ds.name)));
+ notes.extend(unreadable.rounded.iter().map(|n| format!("{path}: {}: {n}, so they're rounded in the export", ds.name)));
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs at line 1782:
The streamed fallback export reports unreadable dates but omits rounded-date notices. In the fallback branch near the `notes.extend` call for `unreadable.dates`, also forward `unreadable.rounded` using the same “rounded in the export” suffix used by the chunk branch.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/source/gpkg/edit.rs:
- Line 405: Update snapshot decoding in the save path to use the same date-time
rounding policy as read_editable, so trigger-affected rows retain readable
high-precision DATETIME values in their snapshots and baselines. Add a
regression test where a trigger changes another attribute on a resident row with
an unchanged high-precision date-time, and verify that the date-time is
preserved.
- Line 285: Update the previous-value decoding in the edit comparison to use the
same counted date-time parsing policy as read_editable, discarding the counter
so unchanged stored dates compare equal. Add a regression test that changes
another attribute and verifies the stored DATETIME text remains unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/data/src/value.rs:
- Around line 202-204: Update the Date fallback in the conversion path to use
strict DateTime::parse, or validate that the original input has an unzoned
midnight clock before rounding; do not accept a date based on the rounded value.
Add a regression test confirming that 2026-03-05T23:59:59.9999999 is rejected
for a Date field.
Review comments at @crates/engine/tests/project_save_roundtrip.rs:
- Line 261: Update the held_values collection around s.map() to iterate over
s.project.maps and collect temporal values from every map, preserving map
boundaries in the result. Keep the stored-variant and offset comparisons
effective across generated map changes.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/source.rs:
- Line 715: Separate notice-completion tracking for unread dates and rounded
date-times instead of using unread_dates_said to suppress both categories.
Update the notice guards and state used by take_unread_dates so each category is
shown at most once without blocking the other; test both event orders, calling
take_unread_dates between reads.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs:
- Line 260: Update the date-time classification branch that calls
DateTime::parse to use DateTime::parse_rounding, so mixed date-only and
fractional-second values are classified as DateTime and retain the rounded
value. Add a regression with both values in one column that verifies the field
type, retained value, and rounding count.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:
- Line 1782: The streamed fallback export reports unreadable dates but omits
rounded-date notices. In the fallback branch near the `notes.extend` call for
`unreadable.dates`, also forward `unreadable.rounded` using the same “rounded in
the export” suffix used by the chunk branch.
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crates/data/src/date.rs
crates/data/src/dbf.rs
crates/data/src/export.rs
crates/data/src/export/tests.rs
crates/data/src/io.rs
crates/data/src/lib.rs
crates/data/src/sheets.rs
crates/data/src/source/duckdb.rs
crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs
crates/data/src/source/geojson.rs
crates/data/src/source/gpkg.rs
crates/data/src/source/gpkg/edit.rs
crates/data/src/source/gpkg_blob.rs
crates/data/src/source/gpkg_mem.rs
crates/data/src/source/lidar.rs
crates/data/src/source/mod.rs
crates/data/src/source/parquet.rs
crates/data/src/source/shp.rs
crates/data/src/source/tests.rs
crates/data/src/value.rs
crates/data/tests/date_properties.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/gpkg.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/layer.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/mod.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/pg.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs
crates/engine/src/lib.rs
crates/engine/src/tests.rs
crates/engine/tests/never_silent_roundtrip.rs
crates/engine/tests/project_save_roundtrip.rs
crates/map/src/lib.rs
crates/map/src/source.rs
crates/map/src/source/window.rs
crates/render/src/stream_tests.rs
crates/tiles/src/embeddings.rs
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…xes for the date edge cases
- GeoPackage saves compare, and read back, a stored date-time as the load reads it (rounded past
the microsecond), so saving another field no longer rewrites it to the millisecond.
- A date field takes a date-time only when it is a midnight as written: digits past the
microsecond never round it into the next day.
- FlatGeobuf classification reads date-times as the read does, so a column with a date and a
date-time with more digits is a date-time column, not a date column.
- A source's unread-date and rounded-date notices are each said once, without one silencing the
other.
- The streamed fallback of an export says what it rounded, as the chunked export does.
- The project save property test compares date values in every map.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pushed 90e937c: the review fixes (e4564552) and a merge of main. Fork CI passed with the full suite.
CodeRabbit's two findings outside the diff are also fixed in e456455:
fgb.rs classification now reads date-times as the read does (DateTime::parse_rounding). A column with a date and a date-time with more than six digits is a date-time column; before, it was typed Date and lost the date-time. New test flatgeobuf_classifies_fine_date_times_as_date_times checks the type, the rounded value and the count, and fails without the fix.
workflows.rs fallback export says what it rounded, with the same "rounded in the export" note as the chunked branch.
The merge had one conflict: tests appended at the same place in crates/engine/src/tests.rs. Both sides are kept.
On the code review summary: both bugs are fixed in e456455 (inline replies above). The rest:
to_dates builds the converted column first. That's what lets Convert Field refuse a field where nothing converts without changing it. It runs on the background path with progress and Cancel, not on the UI thread, and holds one column of values. I'm keeping it.
Text parsed twice on save and export (past_millisecond, count_utc): only date fields holding text, and cheap next to the write. Left as is.
The quality points are left for the release quality pass: count_utc's name, "rounded" also covering the cut at the end of year 9999, parse_rounding's boolean name, the Dates struct name, long doc lines, and padded in dbf::date.
No bugs, security problems, or AGENTS.md violations found in the changed lines. I traced the date parser, GeoPackage read and write, Parquet and FlatGeobuf reads, Shapefile and workbook handling, the Convert Field refusal, and the notice wiring by reading the code. I did not build or run the tests, so the conclusion rests on reading.
Bugs
None confirmed.
Checked and ruled out: the whole-file Shapefile reader now uses TrimOption::End (crates/data/src/io.rs:2445), which looked like a whole-versus-streamed text mismatch against the streamed trimmed() in shp.rs. It isn't one: whole-file text values are trimmed explicitly at io.rs:2554, and the padded year only reaches dbf::date, where both readers see the same bytes. Confidence: high.
Checked and ruled out: the new super::saved_target calls in gpkg.rs and pg.rs sit inside #[cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))] blocks, so the wasm build is unaffected. Confidence: high.
Security
None.
Performance
crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs (to_dates): it now collects a full Vec<Option<Value>> before writing, so a large text column briefly holds two copies on the UI thread (the convert runs there by design). Writing in a second pass over the same parsed values would avoid it. Confidence: low-medium; impact is modest.
Quality
crates/data/tests/date_properties.rs (the FlatGeobuf nulls test): std::fs::write(...).unwrap_or_default() hides a write failure, so the test would fail later with "read back" rather than the real error. Test-only. Confidence: high.
crates/data/src/source/parquet.rs (nanos_to_micros doc): it says the cut is for where rounding up would leave the supported years, but the function always returns the cut and the caller does the fallback. Doc only. Confidence: high.
crates/data/src/dbf.rs (date): a zero date padded with spaces ( 0000) is refused, although the doc says zeros are Ok(None). Pre-existing and unlikely from real writers. Confidence: low.
Over-long doc lines: crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs (convert_field doc, about line 2389), crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs (gpkg_dates_note doc, about line 664), docs/user-guide/data.md (about lines 3335 and 3370), docs/user-guide/analysis.md (about line 45). Left for the release quality pass.
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Compliant as far as I can read. No new unwrap, expect, panic, or unsafe in non-test code. Each new lossy path (rounding, phantom serial 60, FlatGeobuf empty dates, GeoPackage millisecond rounding, Convert Field) reports through notify or ToolResult::messages with one notice per kind and a count. Clean input gets no notice, and tests cover both. No new dependencies. No new long-running command or tool, so the cancellation test list does not need updating.
Prior reviews
Seven earlier threads are on this PR, all now outdated, and each is addressed by this push: the previous and snapshot decodes now pass a rounding sink (edit.rs); the Date fallback uses strict DateTime::parse (value.rs); held_values iterates every map (project_save_roundtrip.rs); unread and rounded notices have separate completion flags (map/source.rs). I left all seven alone and re-raised none.
No inline comments: nothing here rises to inline level.
Change size
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A correction to my earlier reply on to_dates: converting a layer's field runs on the UI thread, by design. Its doc comment gives about 60 ms for a million values held in memory, and a layer read in place is refused. Only a standalone table converts on the desktop worker with progress and Cancel. The extra copy is one column of values held during that step, and reading every value first is what lets the command refuse a field where nothing converts without changing it, so I'm keeping it.
The quality points in this review are left for the release quality pass: the unwrap_or_default() on a test's write in date_properties.rs, the nanos_to_micros doc, a space-padded zero dBase date ( 0000, which was refused before this PR too), and the long doc lines.
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Give the temporary directory scope-based cleanup.
If an export or assertion fails, execution skips remove_dir_all and leaves the test files behind. The PID-derived path also does not guarantee exclusive creation because create_dir_all accepts an existing directory. Use an exclusively created temporary directory with a cleanup guard.
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- Line 408: Update the additional-snapshot decoding path at the `value` call to
retain and report microsecond-rounding counts for newly introduced snapshot
values, including their location, without repeating notices for unchanged values
already reported at load. Add a regression case where a trigger changes a loaded
resident row’s `DATETIME` to a value requiring microsecond rounding, and verify
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- Line 1783: Update the rounding notice in the `notes.extend` expression to
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…d, and exports say rounding happens on reading
- A GeoPackage save counts the date-times it reads back rounded to the microsecond, except a value
the edit submitted as it was loaded (the load said that one), and says them: a row a trigger
rewrote with more digits than a microsecond is no longer rounded silently.
- An export's note on rounded date-times says they were rounded when read for the export, not in
the export: a feature the format leaves out may have been among them.
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Silent rounding on the desktop/browser download export of a streamed layer (confidence ~85%)
Unreadable::rounded is filled here, and share.rs (write_layer) and workflows.rs (convert_work) both say it. The download path in crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs (the ui.exportLayer arm, around line 4439) takes lost.dates from this same load_all_counted result but never reads lost.rounded. A streamed layer with a date-time such as 2026-03-05T14:30:00.123456789Z, exported that way, is written with .123457Z and no notice, which the never-silent rule forbids. That file is not in this PR, so the fix belongs in the same change:
// crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, after the existing `lost.dates` line (~4439)
dbf_notes.extend(lost.rounded.iter().map(|n| format!("{name}: {}: {n} when read for the export", l.name)));
A regression test beside the existing download-export tests would show it: a streamed layer with a fine date-time gives the notice, and clean input gives none.
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Fixed in 86cf84b8, and the same gap was in whole.rs: Load All Features and the tools that read a streamed layer whole dropped rounded too.
Unread now carries it and says it. The download, share.rs and the conversion fallback now share one helper, share::read_date_notes, so these paths can't drift apart again.
Tests:
loading_a_streamed_layer_whole_says_the_date_times_it_rounded: a streamed GeoPackage with a 9-digit date-time is said once, a clean one not at all. It fails without the fix.
an_export_says_what_its_whole_read_did_to_dates covers the helper both ways.
Silent rounding on the desktop/browser download export of a streamed layer. crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs (ui.exportLayer, ~line 4439) reports lost.dates from load_all_counted but never lost.rounded, so a streamed date-time with digits past the microsecond is written rounded with no notice. The inline comment is on crates/map/src/lib.rs:807, since the ui-egui line is not in the diff. Confidence ~85%.
Sheet phantom-date count includes rows that are then dropped. In crates/data/src/sheets.rs, phantom_dates is incremented before the all-empty row filter, so a serial-60 cell in a row with nothing else is counted as "read as empty" although its row is left out. The test the_phantom_leap_day_is_empty_and_counted_in_a_mixed_column asserts that count. Over-count, not data loss. Confidence ~50%.
Security
Nothing found in the changed code. The new non-test code has no unwrap, expect, panic!, or unsafe.
Performance
Export adds an extra pass per chunk (fine_dates, written_values, past_millisecond), and text temporal fields are re-parsed for the count. This is linear and modest, so I raise it only as a note. Confidence ~30%.
Quality
Overlong lines in doc comments and prose: crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs (~2436), crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs (~2665), docs/user-guide/analysis.md (~3366), docs/user-guide/data.md (~3386). Left for the release quality pass.
The doc of share::gpkg_dates_note says "Nothing for another format", which is now stale since it also handles fgb. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Checked and compliant: no panics in non-test code, notices for the lossy paths (except the gap above), the nightly property run added, saved_target gated so the wasm build does not reference it, and no new background commands, so long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run needs no change.
Earlier concerns left alone: 9 review threads were already on this PR. Each is either answered by the author with a fix or outdated, and the code now covers the cases they raise (for example, rounded snapshot values in edit.rs are counted, with a trigger test). None was re-raised.
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… it rounded
- Load All Features, and the tools that read a streamed layer whole, said the dates they read as
empty but not the date-times they rounded to the microsecond. They say both now.
- The browser's download of a streamed layer left its rounded date-times unsaid. Exports, the
conversion fallback and the download now share one helper, `share::read_date_notes`.
- A GeoPackage save tells a value it changed from one the load already said by what the row
held before the save, not by what was submitted: a trigger that rewrites the edited row's own
date-time to one that rounds back to it is said too. Only the date columns' earlier values
are kept for this.
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Pushed 86cf84b (fork CI passed). On the latest code review:
Download export rounding: fixed, along with Load All Features and the tools' whole reads (inline reply above).
Serial-60 count on a row that is then dropped: the count is kept on purpose. That row's only content is the 1900-02-29 that never was. Without the count, the value would disappear with the row and nothing would say so. The notice is accurate: the value isn't a date and was read as empty, and the row then had nothing in it.
The extra pass per export chunk: linear, and it runs only for date fields. Leaving it.
Long doc lines and the gpkg_dates_note doc wording: left for the release quality pass.
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Fine-digit text in a DATETIME column is written raw, not in millisecond form, and the notices misdescribe it (confidence ~70%)
This line decides the count with the strict Value::parse_stored, which refuses digits past the microsecond. Three places depend on that same strict parse, and they disagree with the reader, which does round such text:
gpkg.rssql_value (around line 1177): Value::Text("2026-03-05T14:30:00.1234567Z") in a DateTime field falls through to Sql::Text(s.clone()). It is written raw, not in the …SS.SSSZ form this PR promises.
this line: fine_dates doesn't count that value, so no "rounded to the millisecond" note is given.
io.rstext_in_dates (around line 2890): the same value counts as "isn't a date… and reads as null". The reader parses it, rounds it to the microsecond and keeps it, so that notice is wrong.
Making all three use the counted parse fixes them together. Here, for example:
Then sql_value and text_in_dates should use Value::parse_stored_counted(..).0 the same way. Reach is narrow: edit.setValue and the readers parse dates first, so this needs a Text value in a date field (the Python API or a hand-built dataset). A regression test in source/tests.rs next to geopackage_dates_are_written_and_read_as_dates would cover it: a DateTime field holding that Text should store …14:30:00.123Z, count one value rounded to the millisecond, and emit no "isn't a date" note.
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Fixed in 2236ce7e. All five of the export's checks and its writer now read text in a date field as a read does: offset_dates, past_millisecond, text_in_dates, the save's per-value count, and sql_value.
New test geopackage_writes_fine_date_time_text_as_a_date_time: 2026-03-05T14:30:00.1234567Z as Text in a DateTime field is stored as …14:30:00.123Z, counted once as rounded to the millisecond, and not called "not a date". It fails without the fix.
Fine-digit text in a DATETIME column is written raw and misreported (~70%). past_millisecond in crates/data/src/io.rs:2811 uses the strict parse_stored, as do sql_value in gpkg.rs (~1177) and text_in_dates in io.rs (~2890). A Text value with 7–9 fraction digits is written unrounded, not counted as rounded to the millisecond, and reported as "isn't a date… reads as null", although the reader rounds and keeps it. Reach is narrow: edit.setValue and the readers parse dates first, so this needs a Text value in a date field. Posted inline with a suggestion (io.rs:2811).
Security
None found.
Performance
Nothing material. gpkg_dates_note now makes several full passes over features, and convert_field holds a second full-length Vec<Option<Value>> on the UI thread. Both are linear and documented.
Quality
Helper names no longer match their use. unread_date now also counts rounded values (fgb.rs, parquet.rs), and count_utc also counts millisecond rounding (edit.rs). Could be renamed in the release quality pass.
Some new doc-comment lines run long: edit.rsconvert_field doc, share.rsgpkg_dates_note doc, gpkg.rssave_edits doc, and gpkg_blob.rstemporal doc. Also docs/user-guide/analysis.md and data.md have long lines. Cosmetic.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Checked: no unwrap/expect in non-test code, the new background/cancel rules hold (no new background command; convert_field documents its UI-thread run), notices are one per kind, the tests.rs background lists are unaffected, and no dependency changes. The wasm build is safe: the saved_target callers sit inside non-wasm blocks.
Already raised (left alone: 10 earlier threads)
The earlier map/src/lib.rs:807 concern (the ui-egui download path not reading lost.rounded) is now fixed in this head: ui-egui/src/lib.rs calls read_date_notes, which includes it.
The open edit.rs trigger thread is addressed by the code: before vs stored now counts the trigger-rewritten value, and gpkg_a_trigger_rounding_the_edited_row_to_its_own_value_is_counted covers it.
The other threads are answered and resolved, or outdated and answered.
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…read takes it
Text with digits past the microsecond in a date-time field was written as it was, not counted
as rounded to the millisecond, and said to read back as null, though a read rounds it to the
microsecond and keeps it. The export's checks and its writer now read such text as a read does:
it is written as that date-time, to the millisecond, and counted. The doc of
`SavedRows::rounded_dates` says when a rounded value can be said again.
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Pushed 2236ce7 (fork CI passed). On the latest code review: the bug is fixed (inline reply above). The helper names that no longer fit (unread_date, count_utc) and the long doc lines are left for the release quality pass.
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Silent null in the read-back of a saved row (confidence ~60%)
The read-back passes &mut Vec::new() as the unread sink, so a stored value that is not a date (for example, a trigger writing 2026-02-30 into a DATETIME of a resident or updated row) becomes Null in the session with no notice. The old line had the same silent unwrap_or(Value::Null), but this PR rewrites it and the PR's purpose is never-silent date handling.
A value the load already showed as unreadable is fine to leave uncounted, since the load said it. A value the save newly introduced is not. The fix is to keep this sink too, return it in SavedRows (for example unread_dates), and have gpkg.saveEdits say it through rustgis_data::source::unread_dates_note, applying the same "already said at load" rule as for rounded. A regression test should use a trigger that writes an invalid date into another resident row and assert one notice.
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Fixed in 72541477. The read-back now counts stored values in date fields that aren't dates, by the same rule as rounding: unless the stored value is the one the row held before the save. gpkg.saveEdits says them ("…, when read back after the save").
The trigger test now also has a trigger write 2026-02-30 into another resident row. It reads back null and is counted once.
Silent null in the read-back of a saved GeoPackage row. A value a trigger newly writes as non-date text becomes null in the session with no notice. This is the inline comment at crates/data/src/source/gpkg/edit.rs:427. Confidence ~60%. The old line was silent too, but this PR rewrites it under a never-silent claim.
Security
Nothing found. The new parsing is bounded, and no unsafe or new input path was added.
Performance
Nothing significant. current holds only the rows named by the edit, so the new before snapshot is bounded. Text date values are parsed twice in count_utc and past_millisecond, which is negligible.
Quality (nits, grouped; they can wait for the release quality pass)
crates/data/tests/date_properties.rs:641: unwrap_or_default() on the FlatGeobuf write hides a write failure behind a confusing read error. Use unwrap() in test code. Confidence ~80%.
crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs:632 and crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:~2783: reflowed doc paragraphs with lines well over 100 columns.
docs/user-guide/analysis.md and docs/user-guide/data.md: some very long prose lines.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect, panic, or unsafe in non-test code in the changed files. The saved_target call sites sit in non-wasm blocks, so the wasm build holds.
Notices go through Session::notify with one notice per kind and a count. New tests cover both lossy and clean input.
The nightly step sets PROPERTY_SEED, and no dependencies changed.
Engine notices don't use tl! anywhere, so the new unwrapped notices follow the existing convention.
Open question, confidence ~35%: the new never_silent_roundtrip.rsLIMITS entries allow GeoJSON and CSV to turn Date and DateTime fields into text with no notice. AGENTS asks that losses be said. Is the type change meant to be an accepted format limit, or should it get a notice?
Already raised: 11 existing review threads; I re-raised none. The unanswered, outdated io.rs thread (fine-digit DATETIME text) is in fact fixed by this diff: sql_value, text_in_dates, and past_millisecond now all use parse_stored_counted.
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Minor · Report serial-60 dates in the WKT column. · io.rs:1765
crates/data/src/io.rs:1765 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Report serial-60 dates in the WKT column.
A serial-60 cell in a workbook WKT column is read as empty text. The geometry reader then returns no geometry for that row without a count. The column is excluded from the unread-date counters, and sheets::read adds no notice for it, so the invalid date is not reported. The PR states that serial 60 is counted in mixed columns, so this column should also be counted. Report the geometry column's count separately from the attribute-column notice.
Suggested fix
+ if let (Some(w), Some((_, empty))) = (wkt, workbook) {+ let n = empty.get(w).copied().unwrap_or(0);+ if n > 0 {+ report.messages.push(format!("{n} serial date values in column '{}' were read as empty", headers[w]));+ }+ }
report.unread_dates = crate::source::unread_dates_note(&ds.fields, &unread_dates);
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Review comment at @crates/data/src/io.rs at line 1765:
In the WKT-column handling around the `columns` selection, report serial-60 empty-cell counts for the excluded `wkt` column separately from the attribute-column unread-date notice. Use the workbook’s count for that column and its header, and emit the geometry-column notice only when the count is nonzero.
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- Line 1765: In the WKT-column handling around the `columns` selection, report
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attribute-column unread-date notice. Use the workbook’s count for that column
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…workbook says a WKT cell that was a date that never was
- A GeoPackage save's read-back counts stored values in date fields that aren't dates and read
as null, as it counts rounded ones: those the save changed, or that a trigger wrote, are said
by gpkg.saveEdits.
- A workbook's WKT column holding serial 60 (1900-02-29, a day that never was) reads it as empty,
leaving its row without geometry; the read now says so.
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Silent null in a saved row's read-back: fixed (inline reply above).
From CodeRabbit's review, outside the diff: a serial-60 cell in a workbook's WKT column read as empty and left its row without geometry, unsaid. The read now says it ("1 value in 'wkt' isn't a date and was read as empty, so its row has no geometry"). New test the_phantom_leap_day_in_a_wkt_column_is_said covers it both ways. In x/y columns the same cell already leaves the row skipped and counted.
The never_silent_roundtrip LIMITS for GeoJSON and CSV: these are accepted format limits, as agreed on [Feature]: A date and date-time field type #853. Neither format has a date type, so a date is written as its exact ISO 8601 text and stays text on read. Convert Field turns it back into a date field. Nothing in the value is lost, so the export says nothing; the entries record why.
unwrap_or_default() in the property test and the long doc lines: left for the release quality pass.
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Layer::load_all drops the rounding count (and the existing unread-date count) (confidence ~65%)
load_all_counted now carries rounded, but load_all (line 706-707) returns only the dataset, so every caller that uses it discards both dates and rounded. Two callers in this tree read streamed sources through it and say nothing: the tool-input read in crates/engine/src/cmd/gp.rs (streamed_inputs, around line 1218), and the share copy in crates/engine/src/cmd/sharing.rs (load_whole, around line 216). A tool such as Buffer on a streamed layer with nanosecond timestamps would write microsecond values with no notice. The unread-date part of that drop predates this PR; the rounding part is new.
Suggested direction: have those callers use load_all_counted and pass the Unreadable to the notice path (the way whole.rs does), or add a load_all_counted variant for tool inputs that reports through ToolResult::messages. A regression test would run a tool on a streamed layer with a fine date-time and assert one notice.
Tool inputs (gp.rsstreamed_inputs): each read's rows left out, dates read as null and date-times rounded go into the tool's messages.
Shares of a streamed layer (sharing.rsload_whole; web map, web layer, web scene, geodata service): the same are now said.
Python's streamed-layer read: it now also says rounded date-times.
Both engine paths go through whole::Unread, as Load All Features does. That covers the unread part that predated this PR too.
loading_a_streamed_layer_whole_says_the_date_times_it_rounded now also runs Buffer and a web-layer share on each streamed GeoPackage. The fine file is said once by each path, the clean one not at all.
Missing rounding notice on the Python streamed-layer path, apps/rustgis-python/src/lib.rs:177. load_all_counted now fills unread.rounded, but this branch only reports unread.dates, so a streamed date-time with digits past the microsecond is returned rounded with no notice. Confidence ~85%. Suggested fix: add if let Some(rounded) = unread.rounded { session.notify(format!("{name}: {rounded}"), false); } after the dates notice. This file is not in the PR diff, so the inline comment was rejected and the finding is here only.
Security
None found. The changed code has no unwrap, expect or unsafe. Index access uses get(), and the one c - b'0' subtraction runs only after an all-digits check.
Performance
None significant. Each gpkg or fgb export now parses date text three or four times across offset_dates, fine_dates and text_in_dates. This is linear and small.
Quality
Long doc-comment and documentation lines (for example convert_field in crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs around 2607, crates/data/src/source/gpkg.rs around 189, and docs/user-guide/analysis.md and data.md). These are rustfmt-neutral style points and can wait for the release quality pass.
Behaviour change not called out in the PR body: crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs (around line 865) now reads text in a Date field with parse_stored_counted instead of parse_source. A midnight date-time such as 2026-03-05T00:00:00 now becomes a date, where before it was null and counted. This matches the GeoPackage reader, so it is probably intended. Confidence ~50%.
AGENTS.md
Never silent, crates/map/src/lib.rs:807 (inline comment posted, confidence ~65%). Layer::load_all returns only the dataset, so callers drop both the unread-date and the rounding counts. These are gp.rs:1218 (tool inputs on streamed layers) and sharing.rs:216 (share copy). The rounding part is new with this PR.
CI evidence. The PR body's CI run refers to c393e5c9. Commits e4564552, a5dd104e, 86cf84b8 and 7254147 came after it, so the current head is not shown to pass cargo xtask ci. I could not run anything here.
Wasm gating checked. saved_target is called only inside non-wasm blocks in gpkg.rs and pg.rs, so the wasm build is unaffected.
Checked and found correct
The TrimOption::End change in io.rs only affects date fields, because whole-file text already calls s.trim().
The DBF padded-year parse, parse_rounding rounding and range-end cut, the parquet and INT96 nanosecond rounding, the gpkg millisecond formatting, and the before snapshot in gpkg/edit.rs.
Every Batch, ReadReport, Unreadable and Exported literal has been updated.
Prior review threads: 12 threads were already on this PR. I left all of them alone because each is answered or addressed in the code. The one the author declined (edit.rs:408, a repeated notice on trigger-only rows) is a trade-off the author explained, so I did not re-raise it.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7f2bf10 to PR head 7254147).
…er whole left out
A tool on a streamed input, a share of a streamed layer (web map, web layer, web scene,
geodata service) and Python's layer read each read the source whole and dropped what that
read found: rows left out, dates read as null and date-times rounded to the microsecond. Tools
give them in their messages, shares and Python say them, through the same `whole::Unread`
that Load All Features uses.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pushed e77bf18 (fork CI passed). On the latest code review:
The Python streamed-layer path and Layer::load_all's callers: fixed (inline reply above).
CI evidence in the PR body: updated to the run on the current head, with a line on what the review rounds added.
FlatGeobuf text in a Date field read with parse_stored_counted: intended. A midnight with no zone is a day, as the GeoPackage reader and Convert Field read it.
Parsing date text three or four times per export: linear, and only for date fields. Leaving it.
Long doc and documentation lines: left for the release quality pass.
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The Buffer check does not require the notice (quality, confidence ~55%)
rounded(&s, mark).len().max(in_result.min(1)) passes for a fine file when the rounding appears only in the tool's result text, and no session notice is emitted. The test therefore doesn't check the "said once, by each path" claim for tools. Either assert the exact tool message (in_result == 1) or assert the session notice and the result separately. The .max(…) also makes the clean-file case weaker than it reads. This is a test-strength point, so it can wait for the release quality pass if the maintainers prefer.
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Fixed in c83fcc12. The Buffer check is now assert_eq!(rounded(&s, mark).len(), said): the tool's notice itself, exactly once for the fine file and never for the clean one. Tool messages reach the session through notify, and the test passes in that strict form.
I read the full diff, the base AGENTS.md, and the staged prior-review threads, and checked the surrounding source where the diff needed it. I did not build or run the tests.
Bugs
Low confidence (~35%): crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs:1006 validates date values with the strict Value::parse_source. A text value with digits past the microsecond in a date field fails the FlatGeobuf export with "has an invalid date". The GeoPackage writer in this PR rounds the same value with a notice. This is an error, not a silent loss, but it breaks the PR's "as a read takes it" rule. The line is outside the PR's diff hunks, so I could not anchor an inline comment there. Either route it through the counted parse, or document the refusal.
Security
None found. The changes add no new input surface beyond the date parsers, which stay bounded.
Performance
None worth raising. Text date values are parsed a few extra times per export, but only for text in date fields, which is rare.
Quality
Quality (~55%): the Buffer assertion in loading_a_streamed_layer_whole_says_the_date_times_it_rounded (crates/engine/src/tests.rs:1167) passes when the rounding appears only in the tool's result text, so it does not check the notice. Posted as an inline comment. This is a test-strength point and can wait for the release quality pass.
Nits, grouped for the release quality pass:
Several doc-comment lines run well past the wrap width used elsewhere: crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs (convert_field doc, around line 2621), crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs (gpkg_dates_note doc, around line 2911), and crates/engine/src/cmd/gpkg.rs (save_edits doc, around line 190).
docs/user-guide/data.md and docs/user-guide/analysis.md have a few very long wrapped lines in the paragraphs the PR edits.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Production code has no unwrap, expect, or panic (the added ones are in tests). No new background commands were added, so the cancel list needs no change. convert_field runs on the UI thread and its doc comment says so. Every changed silent-loss path I traced now emits a notice or an error.
Prior threads
I left 12 earlier threads alone. All were fixed or answered by the author, and I found no evidence that any answer fails to address its concern. I did not repost any of them.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base 7f2bf10 to PR head e77bf18).
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…ole-read test requires the tool's notice
- A FlatGeobuf export refused date-time text with digits past the microsecond as an invalid
date, though every reader takes it (rounded and said). It checks dates as a read does, and
writes such text as it is.
- The whole-read test requires the tool's notice itself, not only its result text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pushed c83fcc1 (fork CI passed). On the latest code review:
FlatGeobuf refusing fine date-time text: fixed. The export checks dates with the reader's parse and writes such text as it is, so nothing is lost on write, and a read rounds it and says so. New test: flatgeobuf_exports_fine_date_time_text_as_it_is.
The Buffer assertion: tightened (inline reply above).
Long doc lines: left for the release quality pass.
Since your last review (2236ce7), reviews were paused while these went in. Each was gated on the fork's CI:
7254147: a GeoPackage save's read-back says stored values that aren't dates, by the same pre-save rule as rounding. A workbook says a serial-60 cell in its WKT column.
e77bf18: tools on a streamed input, shares of a streamed layer and Python's layer read say what reading the layer whole left out (rows, dates read as null, date-times rounded), through whole::Unread.
c83fcc1: a FlatGeobuf export checks dates with the reader's parse and writes fine date-time text as it is. The whole-read test requires the tool's notice.
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Design question, not a blocker (confidence ~50%). The GeoPackage writer now rounds every DATETIME to the millisecond, including micro-precision values that were written exactly before. The old doc said "so nothing is cut". A GeoPackage-to-GeoPackage copy of …14:30:00.123456Z now becomes …14:30:00.123Z.
This is counted through fine_dates_note, so it is not silent under the never-silent rule. It is still a new loss for values that round-tripped exactly before. Please confirm that the spec-form trade-off is intended. If it is, the PR body already says so and this comment can be resolved.
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Yes, it's intended. GeoPackage specifies DATETIME as YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ, and other software warns about longer fractions and cuts them in its own way. So the export writes the spec's form and counts every value that loses digits, by field. GeoParquet is the format for keeping microseconds.
Reading is unchanged: longer fractions in an existing file are still read, to the microsecond. The PR body states this under the GeoPackage item.
I found no confirmed bugs, security issues or AGENTS.md violations in the changed code. I read the full diff and the surrounding readers, writers, notice paths and tests. I could not build or run the tests in this environment, so the findings below come from reading the code.
Bugs
None confirmed.
Security
None. The changes add no I/O, secrets or unsafe code. The new parsers index with get(), use checked arithmetic, and bound their loops.
Performance
Minor, not raised: GeoPackage export and save now parse each text value in date columns three or four times (offset_dates, past_millisecond, text_in_dates, sql_value). to_dates on the UI thread builds a second vector of date values. Both are cheap per value and not worth changing.
Quality
GeoPackage millisecond rounding (inline, confidence ~50%). Posted on crates/data/src/source/gpkg.rs:1194. Micro-precision date-times that round-tripped exactly through GeoPackage now lose three digits. The loss is counted, so it is not silent, but it is a change of behaviour that should be confirmed.
Stale CI claim in the PR body. The Testing section cites the Linux run on e77bf18a. The PR head is c83fcc1, and several commits came after that run. The run does not cover the current head.
Nits, grouped for the release quality pass. The new sentence in the convertField doc comment (crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs around lines 2644–2645) runs past the line width, and the sentence "A field with text … is refused and stays text" repeats in the analysis.md paragraph. Neither affects behaviour.
AGENTS.md
Notices use format! rather than i18n::fmt. This matches the engine's existing notice code, so I did not flag it.
Not raised, checked and compliant: the cfg gating of saved_target for wasm, load_all() no longer used on paths that drop counts, and each new notice given once per kind with a count. Tests cover both lossy and clean input.
Prior review threads
I left alone 13 earlier concerns that the author answered with commits, and I did not re-raise the one the author declined (the trigger-only repeat notice on edit.rs). I found no new concern on those lines.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7f2bf10 to PR head c83fcc1).
On the latest code review: the millisecond rounding is intended (inline reply above), and the PR body's CI line now cites the run on the current head, c83fcc1. The convertField doc width and the repeated sentence in analysis.md are left for the release quality pass.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs:
- Line 1008: Update the Date handling in the temporal value validation/write
path so newly accepted midnight values are stored in date-only form before
classify_dates processes them; keep DateTime text unchanged and preserve its
current precision.
Review comments at @crates/data/src/source/gpkg.rs:
- Line 1197: In sql_value, handle native DateTime values for DATE columns before
the to_millisecond rounding at this formatter: keep non-midnight values invalid
so they read as null rather than being rounded into valid Dates. Preserve the
corresponding text_in_dates count so the export notice reflects values that will
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- Line 320: Update the date-loss notification around s.notify so notices for
precision loss committed by src.save survive later failures and remain available
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crates/engine/src/cmd/pg.rs
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve committed date-loss notices after an outer failure.
If a script saves GeoPackage edits and a later step fails, src.save has already committed the rounded values. This notice uses s.notify(note, false). The outer Session::guarded then removes new non-error notices at Lines 1901–1910 of lib.rs, but it does not undo the database commit. Ordinary notice consumers therefore lose the count for precision loss that remains in the file.
Retain committed date-loss notices until the outermost cleanup. Keep them separate from the save-completion notice.
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Update the date-loss notification around s.notify so notices for precision loss committed by src.save survive later failures and remain available after the outermost Session::guarded cleanup. Keep these notices separate from the save-completion notice, and ensure they identify what was approximated, how much data was affected, and where it occurred.
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I'm leaving this out of this PR. It isn't specific to dates. When a later step fails, Session::guarded drops the new notices of every command whose side effect has already committed: the UTC-offset notice this save gave before this PR, pg.saveEdits' notices, and any export that wrote its file.
Keeping committed notices through an outer failure changes how sessions report scripts and models as a whole. It belongs in a change of its own, not in a date fix.
…GeoPackage date field isn't rounded into a day
- A FlatGeobuf export writes a date field's midnight text (`…T00:00:00`) as its day, so the column
still reads back as dates rather than date-times.
- A GeoPackage export writes a date-time that isn't a midnight in a date field as it is, not
rounded to the millisecond into one a read would take as a day: it reads as null, as the
export counts it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The midnight fix covers only Value::Text; a Value::DateTime midnight in a Date field still becomes a date-time (confidence ~35%, reachability not confirmed)
The new arm above turns Date-field text such as 2026-03-05T00:00:00 into the day. A Value::DateTime that is_date() in a Date field falls through to this arm and is written as 2026-03-05T00:00:00. The validity check above accepts it, and no notice is given, because the value is not null. FlatGeobuf then classifies the column as DateTime, so the field type changes on read with nothing said.
I found no reader that produces this value: Value::parse and parse_stored return Value::Date for a Date field. The sql_value in gpkg.rs does handle it, which suggests it can be built in memory (plugins, Python). If it can't be reached, this is a robustness gap rather than a live loss.
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Fixed in 438cbd6f. A DateTime value that is a midnight, in a Date field, is written as its day, as GeoPackage writes it. A non-midnight one is still refused by the export's date check.
flatgeobuf_exports_a_midnight_in_a_date_field_as_its_day now holds both forms, text and date-time, and the column reads back as Date.
crates/data/src/source/fgb.rs:1033 — A Value::DateTime midnight in a Date field is still written as date-time text, so FlatGeobuf reads the column back as DateTime with no notice. The new midnight fix covers only Value::Text. I found no reader that produces this value, so reachability is unconfirmed. Inline comment posted with a suggestion. Confidence ~35%.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. The before map in gpkg/edit.rs covers only the rows the save touches (current is fetched with keys), so it is bounded.
Quality (left for the release quality pass, not posted inline)
crates/data/src/source/gpkg/edit.rs:648 — count_utc now also counts millisecond rounding, so its name no longer says what it does. Confidence high.
crates/data/tests/date_properties.rs:640–643 — the FlatGeobuf test uses unwrap_or_default() on the write and remove calls, so a failed write surfaces as a misleading read error. Confidence high.
Several doc comment lines run past 120 characters: crates/engine/src/cmd/gpkg.rs (the save_edits doc), crates/engine/src/cmd/edit.rs (the convert_field doc), crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs (gpkg_dates_note), and docs/user-guide/analysis.md. Confidence high.
AGENTS.md
Checked and compliant: no new unwrap/expect/panic in non-test code; every date notice carries a count; the whole-read callers (gp, sharing, workflows, Python, ui-egui) all pick up the rounding count; the wasm gating of saved_target, cmd::share::read_date_notes and the pg/gpkg save paths holds up; the nightly seed is set at nightly.yml:119.
Prior review threads: I left 20 earlier concerns alone. The author answered each one with a fix or a reasoned deferral. The one deferral I did not re-raise is the Session::guarded dropping committed notices after a later step fails (gpkg.rs/lib.rs, thread on commands/gpkg.rs:320), which the author declined as out of scope.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7f2bf10 to PR head cba6a8c).
…buf as its day
A FlatGeobuf export wrote a date-time value that is a midnight, in a date field, with its
clock, so the column read back as date-times. It is written as its day, as GeoPackage writes it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pushed 438cbd6 (fork CI passed). The FlatGeobuf date-time midnight is fixed (inline reply above). The quality points, count_utc's name, unwrap_or_default() in the property test and the long doc lines, are left for the release quality pass.
Your full-review findings are addressed: cba6a8c fixed the FlatGeobuf midnight and the GeoPackage moment in a date field; 438cbd6 also writes a date-time midnight in a FlatGeobuf date field as its day. The notice-retention point on cmd/gpkg.rs is answered in its thread as outside this PR.
#!/bin/bashset -eu
fd -a '^gpkg\.rs$' crates/engine/src/cmd
ast-grep outline crates/engine/src/cmd/gpkg.rs --items all
cat -n crates/engine/src/cmd/gpkg.rs
Length of output: 25206
@Mavrick-F Thanks for the fix details. I’ll request that automatic reviews resume.
I understand that notice retention is outside this PR. Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for notices lost after a committed save?
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Summary
Hardening pass on the Date and DateTime fields from #853: property tests, fuzzing and real-world files turned up seven edge cases. Each now behaves correctly, and wherever a value changes the read or export says so, with a count.
What was wrong and what happens now:
FlatGeobuf has no date type. A Date field with no written values (all null, or its values only in features without geometry) came back as a date-time field with no notice. The export now names those fields. The never-silent round-trip no longer lists it as a known limit, and the ignored property test became a notice test.
Shapefile padded year. A year below 1000 may be written with leading spaces (
10101, from the%4d%02d%02dpattern some writers use, GDAL among them). It read as "isn't a date". It now reads as the date. Blank,00000000and invalid values are unchanged. The whole-file reader trims only the end of text values so the padding reaches the date parser.Digits past the microsecond.
DateTime::parsestill refuses them. NewDateTime::parse_rounding/Value::parse_stored_countedround to the nearest microsecond (halves up; cut instead at the end of year 9999 so the value stays in range) and say so; only readers that count the rounding use them, and they addBatch::rounded_datesand a "N date-times were rounded to the microsecond, … in 'f'" notice.Batch::unread_datesis unchanged.Where it is said: whole reads, live windows, exports, the convert workflow and editable GeoPackage loads.
DuckDB
TIMESTAMP_NSpasses through to Parquet like the other timestamp types, so it reads as a date-time (rounded and counted). The conversion cache key is bumped.Notices.
pg.saveEdits/gpkg.saveEditsrepeated the name when layer and table share it; DuckDB result notices named the layer by its cache file.Workbooks. Serial 60 in a column that is not dates now reads as empty and is counted in the same "isn't a date" notice a date column gives. Serial 0 and time-only cells are unchanged.
Convert Field reads every value first. When the field has non-empty text and none of it is a date, it is refused with the field and a sample value, and stays text. All-empty fields still convert.
GeoPackage DATETIME is written with milliseconds (
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ), as the specification has it, rounded to the nearest millisecond (cut at the range end). Exports (whole and streamed) and Save to GeoPackage count the values that lost digits per field. Reads are unchanged: longer fractions are still accepted.The first commit adds the tests that found these (a calendar oracle for parse/display/ordering/where clauses, and Date/DateTime values in the never-silent export and project-save round trips); the second is the fix, with a regression test per item and the user-guide lines for the changed behaviour.
Testing
cargo fmt --all --check;cargo clippy -D warnings --all-targetson data, map, engine, tiles and render; strictcargo check -p rustgis-engine --target wasm32-unknown-unknownwith-D warnings.cargo testfor rustgis-data, rustgis-engine and rustgis-map, includingdate_properties,never_silent_roundtripandproject_save_roundtrip, with DuckDB available so its date tests run rather than skip.c83fcc12). Each review batch was gated the same way before its push.date.rs); the calendar oracle; FlatGeobuf notice (data and engine, whole and read in place); Shapefile padded year (whole and streamed); Parquet nanosecond and INT96 counts; GeoPackage millisecond rounding and note; workbook serial 60; Convert Field refusal and rounding;saved_target; a DuckDB result naming its layer.UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
Follows #853 (Date and DateTime fields); the fuzz target is #2030.
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New Features
Bug Fixes