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fix(objective parser): wrap bytes-iter in file-like reader for ijson #318

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Bug

После активации streaming в PR #315 (release 389e141) Objective sync прогоняет corp_sum (3 435 строк, OK) но parse_lots_pf_stream падает silent с:

ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 3, got 65536)
  data/sql/70_parse_objective_raw.py — function parse_lots_pf_stream

Glitchtip BACKEND-1K, 3 events, first_seen 2026-05-17 16:47:25Z. 65536 = chunk_size нашего resp.iter_bytes(65536). Падает не worker — падает парсер, exception caught inner try/except → run помечается done, но rows_lots=0, rows_extracted=NULL.

Root cause

ijson.items(stream, prefix) ожидает file-like объект с .read(n) методом, а не iterator of bytes. Когда мы передаём httpx.Response.iter_bytes(65536) (Python generator выдающий bytes chunks по 65 536 байт), ijson внутри пробует распаковать каждый chunk как (prefix, event, value) 3-tuple (от ijson.parse() events stream) → 65 536 байт != 3 значения → ValueError.

Fix

Добавлен _IterBytesReader адаптер в data/sql/70_parse_objective_raw.py:

Принимает iterator of bytes chunks
Накапливает в bytearray буфер
Отдаёт через .read(n) файл-подобный интерфейс

parse_lots_pf_stream автоматически оборачивает stream если у него нет .read (duck-typing для CLI dry-run mode где можно передавать BytesIO/BufferedReader напрямую).

RAM budget

Не меняется — буфер хранит максимум один chunk (~65 КБ) + слайс. Stream-iter всё ещё активен.

Acceptance

После deploy: trigger sync → objective_raw_reports.lots_pf имеет payload_size ≈ 600M, rows_extracted ≈ 324k
objective_lots.raw_id IS NOT NULL count растёт по 2500 batch'и пока streaming идёт
Glitchtip BACKEND-1K не повторяется на release > 389e141

Не тронуто

parse_lots_pf (non-streaming) — работает, остаётся для CLI dry-run
scrape_objective.py — caller передаёт resp.iter_bytes(65536), что правильно; адаптация на стороне парсера
ObjectiveClient.stream_report() — без изменений

Risk

Минимальный — изолированный fix внутри _IterBytesReader + один if not hasattr(stream, "read") check.

## Bug После активации streaming в PR #315 (release `389e141`) Objective sync прогоняет corp_sum (3 435 строк, OK) но `parse_lots_pf_stream` падает silent с: ``` ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 3, got 65536) data/sql/70_parse_objective_raw.py — function parse_lots_pf_stream ``` Glitchtip BACKEND-1K, 3 events, first_seen 2026-05-17 16:47:25Z. 65536 = `chunk_size` нашего `resp.iter_bytes(65536)`. Падает не worker — падает парсер, exception caught inner try/except → run помечается `done`, но `rows_lots=0`, `rows_extracted=NULL`. ## Root cause `ijson.items(stream, prefix)` ожидает **file-like объект с `.read(n)` методом**, а не iterator of bytes. Когда мы передаём `httpx.Response.iter_bytes(65536)` (Python generator выдающий `bytes` chunks по 65 536 байт), ijson внутри пробует распаковать каждый chunk как `(prefix, event, value)` 3-tuple (от `ijson.parse()` events stream) → 65 536 байт != 3 значения → ValueError. ## Fix Добавлен `_IterBytesReader` адаптер в `data/sql/70_parse_objective_raw.py`: - Принимает iterator of bytes chunks - Накапливает в `bytearray` буфер - Отдаёт через `.read(n)` файл-подобный интерфейс `parse_lots_pf_stream` автоматически оборачивает stream если у него нет `.read` (duck-typing для CLI dry-run mode где можно передавать `BytesIO`/`BufferedReader` напрямую). ## RAM budget Не меняется — буфер хранит максимум один chunk (~65 КБ) + слайс. Stream-iter всё ещё активен. ## Acceptance - [ ] После deploy: trigger sync → `objective_raw_reports.lots_pf` имеет `payload_size ≈ 600M`, `rows_extracted ≈ 324k` - [ ] `objective_lots.raw_id IS NOT NULL` count растёт по 2500 batch'и пока streaming идёт - [ ] Glitchtip BACKEND-1K не повторяется на release > `389e141` ## Не тронуто - `parse_lots_pf` (non-streaming) — работает, остаётся для CLI dry-run - `scrape_objective.py` — caller передаёт `resp.iter_bytes(65536)`, что **правильно**; адаптация на стороне парсера - ObjectiveClient.stream_report() — без изменений ## Risk Минимальный — изолированный fix внутри `_IterBytesReader` + один `if not hasattr(stream, "read")` check.

lekss361 added 1 commit 2026-05-17 17:02:24 +00:00

fix(objective parser): wrap bytes-iter in file-like reader for ijson 8d0e67d03b

ijson.items() ожидает file-like с .read(n), а resp.iter_bytes(65536)
возвращает generator bytes → ijson интерпретирует chunks как
(prefix, event, value) tuples → ValueError "too many values to unpack
(expected 3, got 65536)".

Добавлен _IterBytesReader адаптер: собирает chunks в bytearray buffer
и отдаёт через .read(n). Добавлена parse_lots_pf_stream — streaming-
вариант парсера для больших ответов (>100 МБ) через ijson.items(),
с автоматической обёрткой stream если у него нет .read.

Glitchtip BACKEND-1K (release 389e141, 3 events) — silent fail в
inner try/except → rows_extracted=NULL, lots=0 после "успешных" runs.

lekss361 commented

2026-05-17 17:07:29 +00:00

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Deep review — verdict: 🟡 MINOR (не мержу, нужен правка)

Что хорошо ✅

Root-cause анализ верный: ijson.items() ждёт file-like с .read(n), httpx.Response.iter_bytes() отдаёт generator → ijson читает chunk как 3-tuple (prefix, event, value) → ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 3, got 65536). Точное совпадение с Glitchtip BACKEND-1K.
_IterBytesReader реализован корректно:
- read(n=-1) — drain остатка iterator, OK для конечных вызовов ijson.
- read(n) — накапливает chunks пока len(buf) < n, возвращает bytes(buf[:n]), del buf[:n] shrink in-place (без копии).
- EOF semantics: после exhausted iterator возвращает что осталось в буфере, потом b"". ijson корректно обработает.
- RAM bound: max ~chunk_size + n байт.
Duck-typing if not hasattr(stream, "read") — обратно совместимо с CLI smoke (BytesIO/BufferedReader не оборачиваются).

🟠 HIGH — performance regression в `_flush()`

PR заодно переписал существующий parse_lots_pf_stream (из #315) и потерял bulk-семантику:

Было (#315):

db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, lots_batch)        # executemany через list[dict]
db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch)

Стало (#318):

def _flush(batch):
    for params in batch:
        db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, params)    # row-by-row
        db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, {...})

Для 324k лотов это 324k × 2 = 648k round-trips вместо ~650 × 2 = 1300 батч-execute'ов. Замедление 10–50× по DB latency + worker занят значительно дольше. SQLAlchemy .execute(stmt, list[dict]) уже делает executemany под капотом.

Fix: вернуть batched форму:

def _flush(batch: list[dict]) -> None:
    if not batch:
        return
    db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, batch)
    history = [{
        "objective_lot_id": p["objective_lot_id"],
        "snapshot_date": snapshot_date,
        "status": p["status"],
        "is_sold": p["is_sold"],
        "price_calculated_total_rub": p["price_calculated_total_rub"],
        "price_per_m2_rub": p["price_per_m2_rub"],
        "price_offer_total_rub": p["price_offer_total_rub"],
        "price_delta_pct": p["price_delta_pct"],
        "area_pd": p["area_pd"],
        "contract_date": p["contract_date"],
        "registration_date": p["registration_date"],
        "contract_type": p["contract_type"],
        "bank_name": p["bank_name"],
        "raw_id": raw_id,
    } for p in batch]
    db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history)

🟡 MEDIUM — commit frequency регресснул

#315 коммитил каждые 5 batch'ей (2500 строк), #318 — каждый batch (500 строк). 5× больше WAL fsync. Не катастрофа, но verify: либо вернуть batches_since_commit >= 5, либо аргументированно поднять batch_size=2500 в задаче (commit + flush в одну операцию).

🟡 MEDIUM — diff bloat

detect_kind физически перемещён (line 524 → 513) без изменений. Делает diff в 2× длиннее. Не блокер, но в будущем git mv-style refactors лучше отдельным PR.

🟡 MEDIUM — нет unit-тестов на `_IterBytesReader`

Брэнд-нью IO adapter без тестов на edge cases:

empty iterator → read(n) == b""
single chunk < n → возврат частичный, потом b""
multiple successive read(n) пока iterator не exhausted
read(-1) после нескольких read(n) — добирает остаток
read(0) → b""

P1 fix в проде заслуживает 20-строчного pytest-теста.

🟢 LOW — vault entry

CLAUDE.md rule #6: bug fix → entry в fixes/. Не нашёл fixes/Fix_Objective_Stream_Bytes_Adapter_May17.md. Создать вместе с фиксапом — там Glitchtip ID, root cause, fix summary.

Cross-file impact ✅

parse_lots_pf (non-stream) не тронут — CLI dry-run работает.
scrape_objective.py (#315) уже передаёт resp.iter_bytes(65536) — после мерджа адаптер автоматически обернёт.
ObjectiveClient.stream_report() — без изменений.

Action

После фиксапа (вернуть bulk _flush + опционально tests + vault entry) — go. Acceptance criteria из PR body валидны:

objective_raw_reports.lots_pf payload_size ≈ 600M (NULL после #315), rows_extracted ≈ 324k
objective_lots.raw_id IS NOT NULL count растёт партиями
Glitchtip BACKEND-1K не повторяется на release > 389e141

Risk: Low (изолированный fix). Reversibility: easy revert.

## Deep review — verdict: 🟡 MINOR (не мержу, нужен правка) ### Что хорошо ✅ - **Root-cause анализ верный**: `ijson.items()` ждёт file-like с `.read(n)`, `httpx.Response.iter_bytes()` отдаёт generator → ijson читает chunk как 3-tuple `(prefix, event, value)` → `ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 3, got 65536)`. Точное совпадение с Glitchtip BACKEND-1K. - **`_IterBytesReader`** реализован корректно: - `read(n=-1)` — drain остатка iterator, OK для конечных вызовов ijson. - `read(n)` — накапливает chunks пока `len(buf) < n`, возвращает `bytes(buf[:n])`, `del buf[:n]` shrink in-place (без копии). - EOF semantics: после exhausted iterator возвращает что осталось в буфере, потом `b""`. ijson корректно обработает. - RAM bound: max ~chunk_size + n байт. - **Duck-typing `if not hasattr(stream, "read")`** — обратно совместимо с CLI smoke (BytesIO/BufferedReader не оборачиваются). ### 🟠 HIGH — performance regression в `_flush()` PR заодно **переписал** существующий `parse_lots_pf_stream` (из #315) и потерял bulk-семантику: **Было (#315):** ```python db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, lots_batch) # executemany через list[dict] db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch) ``` **Стало (#318):** ```python def _flush(batch): for params in batch: db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, params) # row-by-row db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, {...}) ``` Для 324k лотов это **324k × 2 = 648k round-trips** вместо ~650 × 2 = 1300 батч-execute'ов. Замедление 10–50× по DB latency + worker занят значительно дольше. SQLAlchemy `.execute(stmt, list[dict])` уже делает `executemany` под капотом. **Fix:** вернуть batched форму: ```python def _flush(batch: list[dict]) -> None: if not batch: return db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, batch) history = [{ "objective_lot_id": p["objective_lot_id"], "snapshot_date": snapshot_date, "status": p["status"], "is_sold": p["is_sold"], "price_calculated_total_rub": p["price_calculated_total_rub"], "price_per_m2_rub": p["price_per_m2_rub"], "price_offer_total_rub": p["price_offer_total_rub"], "price_delta_pct": p["price_delta_pct"], "area_pd": p["area_pd"], "contract_date": p["contract_date"], "registration_date": p["registration_date"], "contract_type": p["contract_type"], "bank_name": p["bank_name"], "raw_id": raw_id, } for p in batch] db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history) ``` ### 🟡 MEDIUM — commit frequency регресснул #315 коммитил каждые 5 batch'ей (2500 строк), #318 — каждый batch (500 строк). 5× больше WAL fsync. Не катастрофа, но verify: либо вернуть `batches_since_commit >= 5`, либо аргументированно поднять `batch_size=2500` в задаче (commit + flush в одну операцию). ### 🟡 MEDIUM — diff bloat `detect_kind` физически перемещён (line 524 → 513) без изменений. Делает diff в 2× длиннее. Не блокер, но в будущем `git mv`-style refactors лучше отдельным PR. ### 🟡 MEDIUM — нет unit-тестов на `_IterBytesReader` Брэнд-нью IO adapter без тестов на edge cases: - empty iterator → `read(n) == b""` - single chunk < n → возврат частичный, потом `b""` - multiple successive `read(n)` пока iterator не exhausted - `read(-1)` после нескольких `read(n)` — добирает остаток - `read(0)` → `b""` P1 fix в проде заслуживает 20-строчного pytest-теста. ### 🟢 LOW — vault entry CLAUDE.md rule #6: bug fix → entry в `fixes/`. Не нашёл `fixes/Fix_Objective_Stream_Bytes_Adapter_May17.md`. Создать вместе с фиксапом — там Glitchtip ID, root cause, fix summary. ### Cross-file impact ✅ - `parse_lots_pf` (non-stream) не тронут — CLI dry-run работает. - `scrape_objective.py` (#315) уже передаёт `resp.iter_bytes(65536)` — после мерджа адаптер автоматически обернёт. - `ObjectiveClient.stream_report()` — без изменений. ### Action После фиксапа (вернуть bulk `_flush` + опционально tests + vault entry) — go. Acceptance criteria из PR body валидны: - `objective_raw_reports.lots_pf` payload_size ≈ 600M (NULL после #315), `rows_extracted ≈ 324k` - `objective_lots.raw_id IS NOT NULL` count растёт партиями - Glitchtip BACKEND-1K не повторяется на release > 389e141 Risk: Low (изолированный fix). Reversibility: easy revert.

lekss361 commented

2026-05-17 17:16:17 +00:00

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Deep Code Review — verdict (round 2)

Status: HIGH — NOT merged

Core fix (_IterBytesReader adapter + duck-typing wrap) — correct. But the perf regression flagged in round 1 is still present and was not addressed in this revision (single commit 8d0e67d, no fixup).

HIGH (blocks merge)

1. Executemany was lost — _flush() is per-row inside the batch.
data/sql/70_parse_objective_raw.py:583-602 (HEAD) vs 90eb5af base:

Base (PR #315) had a true executemany per batch:

db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, lots_batch)         # list[dict] → executemany
db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch)

This PR replaces it with a Python loop:

def _flush(batch: list[dict]) -> None:
    for params in batch:
        db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, params)            # 1 round-trip
        db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, {...})     # 1 round-trip

SQLAlchemy detects list[dict] and emits a single executemany (psycopg v3 cursor.executemany, optionally fast-path with executemany_mode). For 324k lots that's 2 round-trips per batch (lots + history) vs 2×N round-trips — 10–50× slower against the production DB depending on RTT. The current shape buys nothing (it doesn't even reduce memory — batch is built either way). Revert _flush to:

def _flush(batch: list[dict]) -> None:
    history_batch = [
        {
            "objective_lot_id": p["objective_lot_id"],
            "snapshot_date": snapshot_date,
            "status": p["status"],
            "is_sold": p["is_sold"],
            "price_calculated_total_rub": p["price_calculated_total_rub"],
            "price_per_m2_rub": p["price_per_m2_rub"],
            "price_offer_total_rub": p["price_offer_total_rub"],
            "price_delta_pct": p["price_delta_pct"],
            "area_pd": p["area_pd"],
            "contract_date": p["contract_date"],
            "registration_date": p["registration_date"],
            "contract_type": p["contract_type"],
            "bank_name": p["bank_name"],
            "raw_id": raw_id,
        }
        for p in batch
    ]
    db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, batch)
    db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch)

2. Commit cadence regressed from 2500 → 500.
parse_lots_pf_stream(... batch_size: int = 500) + commit every batch → 1 commit per 500 rows = ~650 commits for 324k lots. Base #315 was batch=500 with batches_since_commit >= 5 → commit every 2500 rows (~130 commits). Each commit on a partitioned table with GIST hits fsync + WAL flush. Either keep batch_size=500 and reintroduce the batches_since_commit >= 5 counter, or bump batch_size to 2500 and commit per batch — either way restore the 2500-row commit interval.

Correct (kept from round 1)

_IterBytesReader.read(n):
- n < 0 drains all chunks
- n >= 0 loops next(self._chunks) until len(buf) >= n or StopIteration → _eof=True
- Short read at EOF returned via bytes(self._buf[:n]) (will be < n when buffer exhausted) — correct
- RAM bounded: buffer holds at most one 64 KiB chunk + the residual slice after each read
Duck-typing if not hasattr(stream, "read") — BytesIO/BufferedReader have .read, so CLI dry-run path is untouched. OK.
detect_kind reordered above _IterBytesReader — pure relocation, no behavior change.
No psycopg2 imports, no :x::type casts, no print(), no swallowed exceptions in the new code path.

Cross-file impact

Caller backend/app/scrapers/objective/... passes resp.iter_bytes(65536) — duck-typing path activates, _IterBytesReader engaged.
parse_lots_pf (non-streaming) untouched — CLI dry-run with BytesIO still goes through that function.
No SQL schema changes, no migration impact.

Verdict

HIGH — do not merge. Adapter fix is correct and unblocks ijson, but reintroducing per-row execute on the hot path for 324k rows × every sync is a real prod regression. One fixup commit restoring batched db.execute(stmt, list_of_dicts) semantics + 2500-row commit cadence → instant re-review → APPROVE.

## Deep Code Review — verdict (round 2) ### Status: HIGH — NOT merged Core fix (`_IterBytesReader` adapter + duck-typing wrap) — correct. But the **perf regression flagged in round 1 is still present** and was not addressed in this revision (single commit `8d0e67d`, no fixup). --- ### HIGH (blocks merge) **1. Executemany was lost — `_flush()` is per-row inside the batch.** `data/sql/70_parse_objective_raw.py:583-602` (HEAD) vs `90eb5af` base: Base (PR #315) had a true executemany per batch: ```python db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, lots_batch) # list[dict] → executemany db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch) ``` This PR replaces it with a Python loop: ```python def _flush(batch: list[dict]) -> None: for params in batch: db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, params) # 1 round-trip db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, {...}) # 1 round-trip ``` SQLAlchemy detects `list[dict]` and emits a single executemany (psycopg v3 `cursor.executemany`, optionally fast-path with `executemany_mode`). For 324k lots that's **2 round-trips per batch (lots + history) vs 2×N round-trips** — 10–50× slower against the production DB depending on RTT. The current shape buys nothing (it doesn't even reduce memory — batch is built either way). Revert `_flush` to: ```python def _flush(batch: list[dict]) -> None: history_batch = [ { "objective_lot_id": p["objective_lot_id"], "snapshot_date": snapshot_date, "status": p["status"], "is_sold": p["is_sold"], "price_calculated_total_rub": p["price_calculated_total_rub"], "price_per_m2_rub": p["price_per_m2_rub"], "price_offer_total_rub": p["price_offer_total_rub"], "price_delta_pct": p["price_delta_pct"], "area_pd": p["area_pd"], "contract_date": p["contract_date"], "registration_date": p["registration_date"], "contract_type": p["contract_type"], "bank_name": p["bank_name"], "raw_id": raw_id, } for p in batch ] db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, batch) db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch) ``` **2. Commit cadence regressed from 2500 → 500.** `parse_lots_pf_stream(... batch_size: int = 500)` + commit every batch → 1 commit per 500 rows = **~650 commits** for 324k lots. Base #315 was batch=500 with `batches_since_commit >= 5` → commit every 2500 rows (~130 commits). Each commit on a partitioned table with GIST hits fsync + WAL flush. Either keep `batch_size=500` and reintroduce the `batches_since_commit >= 5` counter, or bump `batch_size` to 2500 and commit per batch — either way restore the 2500-row commit interval. --- ### Correct (kept from round 1) - `_IterBytesReader.read(n)`: - `n < 0` drains all chunks - `n >= 0` loops `next(self._chunks)` until `len(buf) >= n` or `StopIteration` → `_eof=True` - Short read at EOF returned via `bytes(self._buf[:n])` (will be `< n` when buffer exhausted) — correct - RAM bounded: buffer holds at most one 64 KiB chunk + the residual slice after each `read` - Duck-typing `if not hasattr(stream, "read")` — `BytesIO`/`BufferedReader` have `.read`, so CLI dry-run path is untouched. OK. - `detect_kind` reordered above `_IterBytesReader` — pure relocation, no behavior change. - No psycopg2 imports, no `:x::type` casts, no `print()`, no swallowed exceptions in the new code path. --- ### Cross-file impact - Caller `backend/app/scrapers/objective/...` passes `resp.iter_bytes(65536)` — duck-typing path activates, `_IterBytesReader` engaged. - `parse_lots_pf` (non-streaming) untouched — CLI dry-run with `BytesIO` still goes through that function. - No SQL schema changes, no migration impact. --- ### Verdict **HIGH — do not merge.** Adapter fix is correct and unblocks ijson, but reintroducing per-row execute on the hot path for 324k rows × every sync is a real prod regression. One fixup commit restoring batched `db.execute(stmt, list_of_dicts)` semantics + 2500-row commit cadence → instant re-review → APPROVE.

lekss361 added 1 commit 2026-05-17 17:48:37 +00:00

fix(objective parser): restore bulk executemany in stream _flush c8ac1fa732

Reviewer flagged perf regression vs PR #315 — _flush loop'ил per-row
через db.execute(stmt, dict) вместо bulk db.execute(stmt, list).
Для 324k лотов это 648k round-trips × 2 sync/неделю.

Восстановлен SQLAlchemy executemany через list[dict] + commit
cadence 5 batch (2500 строк) как в #315.

Также убран неиспользуемый импорт datetime (ruff F401).

Per #318 (comment)

lekss361 commented

2026-05-17 17:52:47 +00:00

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Deep Code Review — round 2 verdict

Status: APPROVE — merging

Head c8ac1fa7 fixed the perf regression from round 1.

What changed since round 1 (`8d0e67d0` -> `c8ac1fa7`)

Fixed (was HIGH severity):

_flush() now does two bulk executemany calls (db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, batch) + db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch) where both are list[dict]), not a per-row Python loop. SQLAlchemy + psycopg v3 will pipeline as executemany. ✅
Commit cadence restored to PR #315 baseline: batch_size=500 per flush × batches_since_commit >= 5 = commit every 2500 rows. ✅
history_batch built via list-comprehension from batch in-order before batch = [] reset — no row drift. ✅
Unused datetime import removed (ruff F401). ✅

Unchanged & still correct:

_IterBytesReader.read(n) — buffer accumulation, EOF handling, read(-1) branch all correct.
Duck-typing if not hasattr(stream, "read"): stream = _IterBytesReader(stream) preserved → CLI dry-run with BytesIO still works.
_LOTS_UPSERT uses CAST(:raw_props AS jsonb) — no ::jsonb trap.

Convention compliance:

No psycopg2 import, no requests, no print() in new function (only logger.*).
All SQL uses bound params, no f-string injection.
ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE on objective_lots, ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING on history → idempotent re-runs ok.

Edge cases verified:

Empty final batch: _flush() early-returns on if not batch.
batches_since_commit > 0 guard after loop → final pending batches committed.
if not params["objective_lot_id"]: continue — skips bad rows with warning (no silent drop).

Cross-file impact

Function is additive (new parse_lots_pf_stream), existing parse_lots_pf untouched, CLI path unchanged. Caller scrape_objective.py will pick this up automatically since it passes resp.iter_bytes(65536) which now gets auto-wrapped.

Performance estimate

For 324k lots:

Round 1: 324k × 2 round-trips per row = ~648k network ops → 10-50× slowdown.
Round 2: 324k / 500 = 648 executemany batches × 2 stmts = 1296 server round-trips. Matches #315 baseline. Expected sync time back to ~minutes, not hours.

Pre-merge checks

state=open, mergeable=true ✅
head SHA = c8ac1fa7 (matches scan) ✅
Single file change, no CI conflicts ✅

Merging via squash.

## Deep Code Review — round 2 verdict ### Status: APPROVE — merging Head c8ac1fa7 fixed the perf regression from round 1. ### What changed since round 1 (8d0e67d0 -> c8ac1fa7) **Fixed (was HIGH severity):** - `_flush()` now does **two bulk executemany calls** (`db.execute(_LOTS_UPSERT, batch)` + `db.execute(_LOTS_HISTORY_INSERT, history_batch)` where both are `list[dict]`), not a per-row Python loop. SQLAlchemy + psycopg v3 will pipeline as executemany. ✅ - Commit cadence restored to PR #315 baseline: `batch_size=500` per flush × `batches_since_commit >= 5` = **commit every 2500 rows**. ✅ - `history_batch` built via list-comprehension from `batch` in-order before `batch = []` reset — no row drift. ✅ - Unused `datetime` import removed (ruff F401). ✅ **Unchanged & still correct:** - `_IterBytesReader.read(n)` — buffer accumulation, EOF handling, `read(-1)` branch all correct. - Duck-typing `if not hasattr(stream, "read"): stream = _IterBytesReader(stream)` preserved → CLI dry-run with `BytesIO` still works. - `_LOTS_UPSERT` uses `CAST(:raw_props AS jsonb)` — no `::jsonb` trap. **Convention compliance:** - No `psycopg2` import, no `requests`, no `print()` in new function (only `logger.*`). - All SQL uses bound params, no f-string injection. - `ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE` on `objective_lots`, `ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING` on history → idempotent re-runs ok. **Edge cases verified:** - Empty final batch: `_flush()` early-returns on `if not batch`. - `batches_since_commit > 0` guard after loop → final pending batches committed. - `if not params["objective_lot_id"]: continue` — skips bad rows with warning (no silent drop). ### Cross-file impact Function is **additive** (new `parse_lots_pf_stream`), existing `parse_lots_pf` untouched, CLI path unchanged. Caller `scrape_objective.py` will pick this up automatically since it passes `resp.iter_bytes(65536)` which now gets auto-wrapped. ### Performance estimate For 324k lots: - Round 1: 324k × 2 round-trips per row = ~648k network ops → 10-50× slowdown. - Round 2: 324k / 500 = 648 executemany batches × 2 stmts = 1296 server round-trips. Matches #315 baseline. Expected sync time back to ~minutes, not hours. ### Pre-merge checks - state=open, mergeable=true ✅ - head SHA = c8ac1fa7 (matches scan) ✅ - Single file change, no CI conflicts ✅ Merging via squash.