Classify context-cancellation errors during graph comparison correctly (

#121)

Summary:
Intent:
- if context is cancelled during `compareTargetGraphs`, the err gets
classified as an infra failure, compare, but it should be user failure,
canceled.

Changes:
- Added ctx.Err() guard before the generic error path in
compareTargetGraphs,
- When ctx is cancelled, errors now return
failureReasonCancelled/ErrorTypeUser instead of failureReasonCompare

Test Plan:
- Ran `bazel build //controller/...` — clean build

Revert Plan:
Revert this PR via `git revert <commit_sha>`.

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Seed rules whose own source files changed at distance 0 (#119)

A rule whose srcs include a changed source file is now promoted to a BFS
seed (distance 0) instead of appearing at distance 1 behind the
source-file node. This makes distance == 0 mean "this target's own
inputs changed" rather than requiring consumers to look through the
source-file indirection.

The fix adds hasChangedSourceFileDep(), called during Pass 2 seed
classification, which checks whether any of a rule's direct dependencies
is both changed and a source file.

Behavior change: downstream targets of such rules shift one hop closer
in the BFS, so a given max_distance will include a slightly larger set.
This is more correct since the semantic seed is the rule, not the file.

Test Plan:
Unit tested
- Updated TestCompareTargetGraphs_SourceFileDirectAndPropagation and
TestCompareTargetGraphs_HashOnlyChangePropagatesViaBFS to expect
distance 0 for rules owning changed source files.
- Added TestCompareTargetGraphs_SiblingRuleNotPromotedToSeed: verifies a
rule depending on a sibling rule (not its own source file) stays at
distance 1.

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Detach cancellation in cache-write goroutine; log infra errors (#117)

The compared-targets cache-write goroutine in GetChangedTargets used
context.Background(), losing the request's tracing/identity baggage.
Switch to context.WithoutCancel(ctx) so the write survives client
disconnect while keeping request values.
Per-operation deadlines stay out of the controller — storage.Storage is
backend-agnostic and must not encode any one backend's I/O budget.
Backends that need a deadline (e.g. YARPC/terrablob, which rejects
deadline-less contexts with InvalidArgument: missing TTL) own that
responsibility in their Put/Get implementations.

readTreehash now takes a *zap.Logger and logs any non-NotFound storage
error. The silent swallow is what hid this bug — a genuine cache miss
stays quiet, but an infra failure disabling the cache is now visible.
The goroutine also warns when it skips because a treehash was empty.


## Test Plan
Unit tests
tested in Uber's internal env

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[controller] Emit histogram metrics for total duration (#109)

Summary:
Intent:
- Add M3 histogram metric for `total_duration` on both
`GetChangedTargets` and `GetChangedTargetsAndEdges` RPCs in preparation
for uMonitor latency alerts
- M3 timers are being deprecated (EoL June 30, 2026); histograms are the
replacement for percentile-based alerting

Changes:
- Added package-level `_totalDurationBuckets` (linear, 10s–15min, 90
buckets) and `totalDurationBuckets` field on the controller struct
- Emitted `total_duration.histogram` alongside the existing
`total_duration` timer at all four RPC completion paths (cache hit +
compute path for each API)

Test Plan:
- Existing unit tests in `controller/getchangedtargets_test.go` and
`controller/getchangedtargetsandedges_test.go` pass (histogram emission
uses `tally.NoopScope`)

Revert Plan:
Revert this PR via `git revert <commit_sha>`.

Refs: BUILD-379
Issues: LINEAR-BUILD-379

[controller] Emit histogram metrics for total duration (#109)

Summary:
Intent:
- Add M3 histogram metric for `total_duration` on both
`GetChangedTargets` and `GetChangedTargetsAndEdges` RPCs in preparation
for uMonitor latency alerts
- M3 timers are being deprecated (EoL June 30, 2026); histograms are the
replacement for percentile-based alerting

Changes:
- Added package-level `_totalDurationBuckets` (linear, 10s–15min, 90
buckets) and `totalDurationBuckets` field on the controller struct
- Emitted `total_duration.histogram` alongside the existing
`total_duration` timer at all four RPC completion paths (cache hit +
compute path for each API)

Test Plan:
- Existing unit tests in `controller/getchangedtargets_test.go` and
`controller/getchangedtargetsandedges_test.go` pass (histogram emission
uses `tally.NoopScope`)

Revert Plan:
Revert this PR via `git revert <commit_sha>`.

Refs: BUILD-379
Issues: LINEAR-BUILD-379

Fix NEW targets getting distance -1 when max_distance is set (#99)

computeDistances() was resetting all non-DIRECT targets to -1,
overwriting the distance 0 that getDefaultDistance correctly assigned to
NEW targets. The BFS only seeded DIRECT targets, so NEW targets stayed
at -1 and were dropped by filterChangedTargetsByDistance.

Treat CHANGE_TYPE_NEW the same as CHANGE_TYPE_DIRECT in the BFS
initialization: seed them at distance 0 so they survive distance
filtering and propagate through reverse deps.



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unit test

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Fix NEW targets getting distance -1 when max_distance is set (#99)

computeDistances() was resetting all non-DIRECT targets to -1,
overwriting the distance 0 that getDefaultDistance correctly assigned to
NEW targets. The BFS only seeded DIRECT targets, so NEW targets stayed
at -1 and were dropped by filterChangedTargetsByDistance.

Treat CHANGE_TYPE_NEW the same as CHANGE_TYPE_DIRECT in the BFS
initialization: seed them at distance 0 so they survive distance
filtering and propagate through reverse deps.



## Test Plan
unit test

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Make max_distance configurable via RepositoryConfig (#95)

## Summary
Adds a server-side default for BFS distance trimming so operators can
cap which changed targets are returned without requiring every client to
set output_config.max_distance.

##  What changed
config.RepositoryConfig — new max_distance field (YAML: max_distance). 0
means unset; positive values enable distance trimming at that depth.

config.RepositoryConfigProvider — new interface with a single
GetRepositoryConfig(remote string) (RepositoryConfig, bool) method.
*config.Config implements it
(verified by a compile-time check). Future implementations (e.g. a
remote config service) can be swapped in without touching the
controller.

controller — the controller now accepts a RepositoryConfigProvider
(optional, safe when nil) instead of *config.Config directly. A new
resolveMaxDistance function
   merges the two sources with clear priority:

1. Client wins: if output_config.compute_distances is true, use
output_config.max_distance (any value, including 0 = direct-only).
2. Server default: if the repo config has max_distance > 0, use it —
this enables distance trimming even when the client doesn't request it.
  3. Neither set: no distance trimming (-1).

The resolved maxDist is computed once per request and threaded through
compareTargetGraphs, compareTargetGraphsAndEdges,
sendWithDistanceFilter, and
sendWithDistanceFilterForEdges, which now take int32 maxDist directly
instead of *pb.OutputConfig.

 ## Test plan
- Added TestResolveMaxDistance covering all priority cases (client
overrides server, server default applied, neither set, max_distance=0
treated as unset in repo
  config)
  - All existing controller tests updated and passing (bazel test //...)

Reserve id 0 in NameIDMapper for proto3 unset (#93)

`NameIDMapper` handed out 0 as a legitimate id, colliding with proto3
semantics where 0 is the default/unset value for int32. Consumers using
encoding/json (which honors omitempty) silently dropped any target, rule
type, tag, or attribute whose id happened to be 0, making the entry
invisible by name in the response.

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where there's no ID. So our CLI call missed the target. It only happens
to the first target entering `NewNameIDMapper`.

Start ids at 1 in both `NameIDMapper` and the topologically-ordered
`targetNamesMapping` in `ResultToGetTargetGraphResponse`, keeping 0
reserved. Add a regression test asserting 0 is never assigned.

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add prefixes for other kinds of cache to have cleaner view (#91)

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1. add prefixes for other kinds of cache
2. export `GetReqsHash` as well
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