fix: studio save, memory and storage issues in multitrack recording by Nowkoo · Pull Request #28 · TF-Minecraft/MusicalInstruments

Nowkoo · 2026-10-11T18:43:28Z

Fixes bugs and performance problems found while reviewing the multitrack studio released in v3.3.0, focused on server-thread stalls, memory use and disk growth. One commit per topic.

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Stopping a take no longer blocks the server thread. The final take uses the shared ordered writer, following any in-flight checkpoint and replacing obsolete queued snapshots; it stays in memory while it is written.
Keeping a take uses the track's current volume and mute, not the mix captured when recording started. If that saved track is removed, a pending take is kept at full volume, like one recorded on an empty track.
Reviewing a take recorded over a muted or zero-volume track plays the take. Listening to a mix or a track with nothing audible is refused instead of running silently.
Stop cancels private samples (previews, backing tracks, metronome) already sent to the client. They now use the Players category; live instruments and jukeboxes keep Records and are not cut.
One unreadable project file no longer breaks the library. Invalid YAML and invalid UTF-8 are both treated as damaged content: the file is skipped, logged once and left on disk; the player can still list, create, open and delete their other projects. A damaged active project leaves the player without an active one. A damaged selection file is ignored and replaced by the next save, and a damaged publication log loses only its unreadable lines.
A hopper taking a recording disc from a jukebox checks the jukebox on the following tick and stops its song only after a successful extraction, instead of at the next once-a-second check. A rejected transfer keeps playing. Notes already sent end on their own: each note is short, and stopping a sound by name would also cut a live instrument playing the same sample.
Studio files share a 32 MB read/write limit, checked before replacing the previous file.
Delete confirmations capture the full immutable project and compare it again before deleting. Changes to notes, track mix, tempo, metronome or a pending take invalidate an older confirmation even when its title, track count and duration stay the same. Active projects use the latest cached content, including failed writes; archived projects read only the chosen song.
/music reset confirm with no active project to replace now respects the 36-project limit.

Server-thread time and memory

Edits (volume, mute, tempo, metronome, title, keep, discard) apply to the cached project at once and are written in the background, in order, after the final take and older edits. They no longer wait for a take to finish saving. Each owner has at most one queued snapshot and shared completion future, besides the single snapshot currently being written. Further edits replace the queued snapshot; changes arriving during an in-flight save queue at the tail so other musicians can save first. Creating, opening and deleting projects still wait for queued writes, because they read or remove project files.
Opening another project only rewrites the small selection file. Creating one no longer rewrites the previous project unless its last write failed.
A failed write keeps the change in memory, tells the player, and is retried by the next change, every minute, on disconnect and on shutdown. The once-a-minute retry skips musicians who are recording: their checkpoints and final take already include the change, and writing the older cached project would erase the saved checkpoint. Shutdown waits up to 30 seconds for queued writes. A transient failure first discovered during that drain is retried once on the writer if the shutdown deadline has not expired; persistent failures do not retry indefinitely.
The library, /music projects and the 36-project limit read a per-owner library.index of project summaries instead of decoding every project (36 projects of 7,500 notes: about 1.9 s and 40 MB down to under 5 ms). Delete confirmations load only the requested project to check its full content.
Decoded notes share one copy of each instrument and sample name (a 7,500-note project: about 1.11 MB to 0.22 MB of heap).
Disconnect and shutdown write only unsaved projects, and a disconnect evicts the cached project.
Jukebox playback reads the record once a second instead of copying the block state every tick. The jukebox click handler checks the block type before getState().
ItemsAdder station lookups are cached, and are skipped entirely while ItemsAdder is not enabled. Before, an ia.* station without ItemsAdder made every right-click on any block fail a reflective class lookup.

Disk

New compact file format 2: each track lists its instrument and sample names once and stores each note as one line. With a 6,000-note project on a development machine: 459 KB to 132 KB, save 31 ms to 7 ms, load 45 ms to 4 ms, edition load for a jukebox 40 ms to 3 ms, republishing unchanged music 72 ms to 5 ms.
The selected project is no longer kept as a second full copy; projects/<owner>/selected holds its ID.
Edition IDs are derived from their content, so republishing unchanged music reuses the earlier edition. Editions leave out muted, silent and empty tracks and silent notes, which playback never emits.
New publish-cooldown-seconds (default 30) and max-editions-per-day (default 20, per player in any 24 hours, tracked in editions/<owner>.log) in studio.yml; 0 disables either. Republishing existing music does not count, and a refused publication keeps the disc.
Startup removes studio-*.tmp files left by an interrupted write.

Behaviour changes

No data migration: the studio only ran on TF Dev. Files written by 3.3.0 (format 1, and projects/<owner>.yml) are not read; format 1 files are logged and skipped. Older plugin versions cannot read format 2.
Servers with an existing studio.yml use the default max-editions-per-day until the key is added.

Validation

Java 21 mvn clean verify: 331 tests passed; 100% instruction and branch coverage, with no production exclusions.
The damaged-file warning test checks for the expected file independently of filesystem enumeration order, so the same assertion works on Windows and Linux.
Six save regressions cover 1,000 edits sharing one queued write, ordering and fairness across musicians, immutable in-flight snapshots, transient shutdown failures, persistent failures and an exhausted shutdown deadline.
Thirteen deletion regression cases cover a real replacement recording of the same duration, individual note and mix changes, tempo, metronome, pending takes, archived projects and newer cached content after a failed write. The replacement-recording test reproduced the destructive failure before the fix and passes afterward.
Regressions for a retry during a recording (checkpoint and failed edit stay on disk), invalid UTF-8 in project, selection and publication-log files, a reset without an active project at the limit, and a take whose saved track was removed. Each failed before its fix and passes afterward.
Earlier TF Dev protocol-bot checks were performed on a58a610. The latest fixes (through a5f84e7) were verified locally and have not been installed or activated on any server; bots have not been rerun on these commits.

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CodeRabbit review: fixed the premature stop on rejected hopper transfers; regressions cover successful extraction, restored discs, unloaded chunks and replaced blocks.

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src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/InstrumentPlugin.java
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src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioListenerTest.java

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New Features
- The project library now shows project summaries, including track counts, duration and pending takes.
- Publishing audible music creates reusable editions, with configurable cooldown and daily limits.
- Project changes and recordings are saved in the background, with retries when saves fail.
Bug Fixes
- Keeping a pending take preserves the saved track’s volume and mute settings; if no saved track exists, the take starts at full volume.
- Playback stops when a custom disc is removed from a jukebox. Non-jukebox interactions no longer trigger jukebox handling.
- Silent mixes cannot be previewed or published.

The studio now stores projects separately by owner, lists them through summaries, and saves edits asynchronously. It adds compact note storage, audible-mix handling, publication limits, and updates to preview, jukebox, and station integrations.

Changes: Studio project workflow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Project model and library summaries `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/Note.java`, `Project.java`, `ProjectSummary.java`, `Song.java`, `StudioCommand.java`, `StudioMenu.java`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioModelTest.java`, `StudioMenuTest.java`, `StudioCommandWorkflowTest.java`	Projects expose summary data for library listings. Pending tracks inherit the saved track's gain and mute state when available. Songs provide audible checks and filtered mixes.
Project storage and editions `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioStore.java`, `StudioSettings.java`, `src/main/resources/studio.yml`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioStoreTest.java`, `StudioStoreRecoveryTest.java`	The store uses owner-scoped project files, selected-project state, summary indexes, and format 2 compact note encoding. Edition publishing reuses matching content and can enforce a daily limit.
Project operations and asynchronous saves `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioService.java`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioSaveQueueTest.java`, `StudioServiceTest.java`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/InstrumentPluginTest.java`	Project operations check ownership and saved state. Queued saves coalesce snapshots by owner, retry failures, retain unsaved state, and wait for a bounded period at shutdown.
Preview, playback and publication `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioService.java`, `StudioSettings.java`, `src/main/resources/studio.yml`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioServiceTest.java`	Preview checks that a mix is audible and tracks private sounds for stopping. Jukebox playback uses the records sound category. Publication applies cooldown and daily edition limits.
Jukebox and ItemsAdder integrations `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioListener.java`, `StudioStation.java`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioListenerTest.java`, `StudioStationTest.java`	Jukebox interactions check block type before reading state, and custom-disc extraction can stop playback. ItemsAdder station checks require the plugin to be enabled and cache reflected method lookups.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant StudioService
  participant CheckpointWriter
  participant StudioStore
  StudioService->>CheckpointWriter: Queue owner snapshot
  CheckpointWriter->>StudioStore: Write project snapshot
  StudioStore-->>CheckpointWriter: Complete or fail write
  CheckpointWriter-->>StudioService: Complete save future

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When a hopper fails to pull a custom recording disc out of a jukebox, the disc can stay in the jukebox while the music stops. Reinserting the disc restores playback. This is a minor issue and does not block merging, but it should be addressed.

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Decoded notes now share one copy of each instrument and sample name, cutting a 7,500-note project from about 1.1 MB to 0.2 MB of heap. Saves check the legacy single-project layout once per owner instead of parsing the selected file on every save and checkpoint. The sample-name pattern is compiled once, and publishing checks audibility without building a full timeline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Cached projects already match their files except for a final take that is still saving or whose write failed. Disconnects and shutdown now retry only those, instead of rewriting every cached project and risking the shutdown timeout. A disconnect evicts a current project from memory. "Take saved" is announced only for finished takes, not for these saves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The library, /music projects, the 36-project limit and deletion now use project summaries (title, tracks, length, pending slot) instead of decoding every project on the server thread. Summaries are cached in a per-owner library.index file keyed by each project file's size and modification time. save() updates it, and listing rebuilds missing, stale or damaged entries, so files changed outside the studio stay correct. With 36 projects of 7,500 notes, listing drops from about 1.9 s and 40 MB to under 5 ms. The first listing after upgrading builds the index once. The delete confirmation keeps a summary rather than the whole project, and rejects the deletion if the summary changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Published editions are kept forever because discs reference them, and republishing over a recorded disc added a new file every two clicks. Edition IDs are now derived from their content, so republishing unchanged music reuses the earlier edition. A configurable publish-cooldown-seconds (default 30, 0 disables) limits how often a player can publish. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

- Jukebox playback reads the cheap block type every tick and the record, which copies the block state and item, once a second. Ejecting or breaking the jukebox still stops playback immediately. - The jukebox click handler checks the block type before getState(), so right-clicking chests no longer copies their inventories. - ItemsAdder station lookups resolve their reflective methods once instead of on every right-click and menu refresh. - Saving serializes the project once for both copies. - Startup removes studio-*.tmp files left by an interrupted write. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

A pending take inherits its track's volume and mute, so reviewing a take recorded over a muted or zero-volume track played nothing for the whole song while holding a session. The take review now plays the take audibly with the saved backing. Listening to a mix or a single track with nothing audible is refused instead of running silently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Every save and checkpoint wrote the whole project twice: once to its per-project file and once to projects/<owner>.yml as the selection. The selection is now a small "selected" file holding the project ID in the owner's folder, which halves project storage and write volume. Existing data migrates once per owner on first access: the newer of projects/<owner>.yml and its per-project copy becomes the project file, the selection pointer is written and the old file is removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Format 1 wrote every note as a five-item YAML list, about 77 bytes per note. Format 2 lists each track's instrument and sample names once and stores each note as one text line of "<ticks since the previous note> <instrument> <sample> <volume> <pitch>". Format 1 files remain readable and are rewritten in format 2 the next time they are saved. With a 6,000-note project (TF Main limits) on a development machine: - File size: 459 KB to 132 KB (about 22 bytes per note). - Save: 31 ms to 7 ms. Load: 45 ms to 4 ms. - Loading an edition for a jukebox: 40 ms to 3 ms. - Republishing unchanged music: 72 ms to 5 ms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

One unreadable project file (invalid YAML, an unknown format, the wrong owner or ID, or a name that is not a project ID) made listing fail, so the player could not open the library, create a project or even delete the broken one. A damaged active project also blocked creating or opening another. Unreadable files are now skipped and logged once, and left on disk for an administrator. The library index remembers them until the file changes, so they are not reparsed on every listing. A damaged active project or selection leaves the player without an active project. An unreadable legacy projects/<owner>.yml is moved to <owner>.yml.damaged. Disk access errors are still reported to the player as before. A checkpoint test now waits for the save to finish instead of reading the file while it is replaced, which can fail on Windows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Every volume, mute, tempo, metronome, title, keep or discard change wrote the whole project on the server thread. Edits now apply to the cached project at once and are queued on the existing ordered writer, after the final take and any older edit, so the latest write always holds the latest project. Edits no longer wait for a take to finish saving. Creating, opening and deleting projects still wait for queued writes, because they read or remove project files. Opening a project now only rewrites the small selection file instead of both projects, and creating one no longer rewrites the previous project unless its last write failed. A failed write keeps the change in memory, tells the player and is retried by the next change, every minute, on disconnect and on shutdown, instead of only on disconnect or shutdown. Shutdown waits up to 30 seconds for queued writes instead of 5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The publish cooldown limited how often a player could publish, not how many editions piled up: small mix changes could still add one file every 30 seconds, kept forever. A new max-editions-per-day setting in studio.yml (default 20, 0 disables) limits new editions per player in any 24 hours, tracked in editions/<owner>.log. Republishing music that is already published does not count, and a refused publication keeps the disc. Editions now leave out muted, zero-volume and empty tracks and silent notes, which playback never emits. Muting a silent track therefore reuses the same edition. Republishing compares the existing file's bytes instead of parsing it again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

With an ia.* station configured and ItemsAdder missing or disabled, every right-click on any block tried to load the ItemsAdder classes by reflection, failed with ClassNotFoundException, and also searched the block for entities. Stations now match nothing until ItemsAdder is enabled. Methods missing from the installed ItemsAdder version are also remembered instead of looked up again on each click. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

A hopper taking a recording disc from a jukebox left the song playing until the next once-a-second record check. The listener now stops it as soon as the disc moves, like breaking or ejecting does. The cheap item and inventory type checks run first, since hoppers move items constantly. Notes already sent when a jukebox stops are left to end on their own: each note is short, and stopping a sound by name would also cut a live instrument playing the same sample nearby. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The studio only ran on TF Dev, with one test song that will be removed, so there is no data to carry over. Remove the one-time move from projects/<owner>.yml to the per-project layout and the reader for format 1 notes. Format 1 files written by 3.3.0 are now reported as an unsupported format and skipped like any other unreadable file. The library index is also written in format 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The once-a-minute retry wrote the cached project, which does not hold the take being recorded. A musician whose earlier edit failed lost the saved checkpoint, and a crash before the next one lost the whole take. The retry now skips musicians who are recording; their checkpoints and final take already include the cached project. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Decoding errors escaped the damaged-file handling, so one project with invalid UTF-8 hid the whole library and an invalid active project blocked creating or opening another. They are now skipped and reported like invalid YAML. A damaged selection file is ignored and replaced by the next save instead of failing every save, and a damaged publication log loses only its unreadable lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

A pending take kept the mix of the track it replaced, so removing that track and keeping the take could leave it muted or quiet. Without a saved track, a take now uses full volume, like one recorded on an empty track. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

A reset replaces the active project, so it skipped the 36-project limit. Without an active project, such as when the selection file is damaged, it created another project and could exceed the limit. The limit now applies whenever a reset has no project to replace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/Note.java
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src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/Song.java
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioCommand.java
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioListener.java
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioMenu.java
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioService.java
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioSettings.java
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioStation.java
src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioStore.java
src/main/resources/studio.yml
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/InstrumentPluginTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioCommandWorkflowTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioListenerTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioMenuTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioModelTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioSaveQueueTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioServiceTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioStationTest.java
src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/musicalinstruments/studio/StudioStoreRecoveryTest.java
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