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Summary
AI summaryPrevents runaway local disk growth in the optional lancedb_spike lane by stopping no‑op refresh churn and pruning stale versions.
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ContextLattice v3.3.6
This patch hardens public runtime behavior against runaway local disk growth in the optional lancedb_spike lane.
Fixes
- Prevent no-op refresh churn in
services/lancedb_spike_adapter/app.py. - Skip full table overwrite/index rebuild when source fingerprint is unchanged.
- Add best-effort stale-version cleanup after overwrite cycles.
Why this matters
- Prevents large derived artifact growth from periodic refresh loops.
- Keeps memory-bank spike experiments safer on constrained machines.
Commits since v3.3.5
3905497fix(lancedb_spike): stop no-op rewrite churn and prune stale versions (#137)bb0eff2Update GitHub funding information (#136)eabd9b2docs: improve service-map deep-lane legibility and note optional weaviate (#135)034ad40Update description to 'Local-first memory and context orchestration' (#134)89f3fcddocs(public): rewrite README as flagship public-facing guide (#133)
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Private-by-default memory and context layer for agents with Go/Rust runtime, staged retrieval across fused data backends, and long-horizon context continuity.
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