🐛 Serve current snapshot when fetching by timestamp after latest op#709
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At the moment, `fetchSnapshotByTimestamp` only fetches the current snapshot directly when the requested timestamp is `null`. For any other timestamp it rebuilds the snapshot from the milestone snapshot plus ops. This means that if the requested timestamp is after the document's latest op (i.e. after the current snapshot's `mtime`), and the ops have since been deleted or TTLed away, the fetch fails with a "Missing ops" error - even though the current snapshot is intact and is exactly the snapshot we should be serving. This change always fetches the current snapshot first, and serves it directly when the requested timestamp is after its `mtime`. As well as fixing the missing-ops case, this avoids replaying ops whenever the timestamp is newer than the current version, at the cost of one extra snapshot lookup in the cases that do still need ops. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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At the moment,
fetchSnapshotByTimestamponly fetches the current snapshot directly when the requested timestamp isnull. For any other timestamp it rebuilds the snapshot from the milestone snapshot plus ops.This means that if the requested timestamp is after the document's latest op (i.e. after the current snapshot's
mtime), and the ops have since been deleted or TTLed away, the fetch fails with a "Missing ops" error - even though the current snapshot is intact and is exactly the snapshot we should be serving.This change always fetches the current snapshot first, and serves it directly when the requested timestamp is after its
mtime. As well as fixing the missing-ops case, this avoids replaying ops whenever the timestamp is newer than the current version, at the cost of one extra snapshot lookup in the cases that do still need ops.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com