The post-import background deduplication pass (a merge-DELETE writer, debounced ~5 minutes after import) had four lifecycle defects: - enableDeduplication: false did not gate the background schedule — an import that explicitly opted out could still have entities auto-removed minutes later. The flag now gates both the inline and background passes. - Each import() constructed its own coordinator-owned deduplicator, so the debounce never spanned imports (N imports = N delete timers). The brain now owns a single lazy instance (getBackgroundDeduplicator). - close() never cancelled pending dedup; a delete pass could fire against a closed brain. close() now cancels it first. - The 5-minute timer held the process open (exit-hang class); now unref'd. Four regression tests pin the contract (background-dedup-lifecycle); import guides document that false disables both passes. |
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| FormatDetector.ts | ||
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