[simonchrz]

Closes #617. This is the last piece listed in #618 and #639: recording the versions the cooldown filters hold back.

The package page lists a held back version only when versions has a row for it, and the metadata filters didn't write one. So a version nobody tried to download wasn't shown, and a package nobody downloaded had no page (404).

Changes

• DB.RecordWithheldVersion(pkg, versionPURL, publishedAt) runs in one transaction:
  • INSERT ... ON CONFLICT(purl) DO NOTHING for the package row, so an existing row keeps what enrichment wrote;
  • INSERT ... ON CONFLICT(purl) DO UPDATE ... WHERE versions.published_at IS NULL for the version, as you asked on Show cooldown status and withheld versions in the web UI #617. A stored time is never overwritten, and nothing is read first.
• Proxy.recordWithheld(ecosystem, name, version, publishedAt) is the shared helper. It skips a missing DB, an empty version or an unknown time, and only logs a failed write, since the metadata is served either way. name is the name that ecosystem's downloads store, so both land on the same package row.
• Called from the filters for npm, Cargo, Composer, pub, Go, Maven, NuGet and PyPI. RubyGems and Hex record through timedDocuments.withheld, which now takes the package name.
• docs/configuration.md says which ecosystems record.

Not recorded

• Conda: each build of a version has its own timestamp, and the download check deliberately keeps no time in the shared version row.
• Helm: downloads are stored per repository, not per chart, so there is no chart package row to put it on.
• Maven named repositories: their times are kept under PURLs carrying repository_url, and the package page shows the default repository's.
• Routed npm and Composer packages: their times come from the route and are never stored under the default registry's PURLs (versionInCooldown, releaseTimeStored).
• Go modules with capitals: times are stored under the escaped path (!azure), downloads under the module path, so recording would give one release two rows.

Worth knowing

• Packages that were only seen in metadata now have rows. The UI lists and search already require a cached artifact, but GetCacheStats' package count includes them, and the vulnerability sync picks them up, so their pages show vulnerabilities as well.
• The writes happen when a filter runs. With cooldown on, rewrites are cached until the first withheld version leaves cooldown, so that's once per document change, not once per request.

Tests

• DB tests on SQLite and Postgres: new rows, an existing package and published time kept, an empty time filled, UTC.
• One handler test per recording ecosystem, through the filter or the route: the held back version is stored with its time and package row, and the version let through isn't. Also: a named Maven repository records nothing, NuGet records from both the flat container listing and the registration, and no DB, an unknown time, an empty name or an empty version write nothing. Routed packages and a Go module with capitals record nothing, and a NuGet registration leaf records the version its path names.
• Every new call and condition was mutation-checked; each removal fails a test.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Cooldown-filtered package versions can appear in the UI version list with their publication times, even if nobody attempted a download. Package pages can also be available before the first download. Withheld-version records are captured across supported package ecosystems, including when versions are withheld through metadata or version-detail responses.
• Documentation
  • Clarified how cooldown metadata supports version listings and package pages. Documented cases where withheld versions are not recorded: Conda and Helm packages, named Maven repositories, routed npm and Composer packages, and Go modules with capital letters in their paths.

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Walkthrough

Cooldown filters now record withheld versions and their publish times in the database. The handlers apply ecosystem-specific recording conditions. Database methods preserve existing package data and update version times according to the recording method.

Changes: Cooldown-Withheld Version Recording

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Persist withheld versions internal/database/queries.go, internal/database/database_test.go	Transactional database methods create missing package and version rows. The standard method fills a missing publish time; the newest-time method also replaces it with a later time. Tests cover existing rows, timestamp ordering, and UTC values.
Record filtered versions internal/handler/cooldown_withheld.go, internal/handler/cooldown_times.go, internal/handler/*cooldown*.go, internal/handler/{cargo,composer,gem,hex,npm,pub,pypi}.go, internal/handler/nuget_registration.go	Handlers record versions rejected by cooldown with their publish times. Recording is skipped for routed npm and Composer packages, named Maven repositories, Go module paths with capitals, and versions without usable metadata. PyPI uses the newest upload time. NuGet registration filtering supplies a version key.
Validate and document recording internal/handler/cooldown_withheld_test.go, docs/configuration.md	Tests cover recording across ecosystems and the listed exclusions. The documentation describes how stored publish times affect withheld-version listings and identifies cases where times are not recorded.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CooldownHandler
  participant WithheldRecorder
  participant Database
  CooldownHandler->>WithheldRecorder: package, version, publish time
  WithheldRecorder->>Database: record withheld version
  Database->>Database: write package and version rows

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Merge Risk: Low · up to 78523

Cooldown filters now record withheld versions so they can be listed before any download. Remaining concerns are minor: a stalled database write could briefly delay a metadata response, a PyPI download race could regress a stored upload time, and the docs omit a discovery limit. Mergeable with follow-up.

Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to 78523

The inspected change does not establish an introduced security risk. Recording preserves existing package data, uses atomic writes, and excludes alternate-registry identities that must not share timestamps. PyPI retains its check for newly uploaded, uncached files.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• observed — The new persistence sink contains package identity and version publish times, not artifact bytes or scan results. A recorded version alone does not satisfy the cached-artifact check, which requires an artifact record and stored object.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Routed npm and Composer packages are excluded from recording under default-registry identities. Named Maven repositories are also excluded, and Go modules whose escaped identity differs are skipped. These controls prevent the identified alternate-authority or identity cases from being merged into the default package records.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• inferred — A failed recording attempt does not itself authorize a download. The transaction avoids partial recording, while an absent stored timestamp leaves the existing download-side upstream lookup in place, including its error handling.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		Issue #617 has four coding requirements: (1) a dashboard cooldown panel, (2) the effective cooldown per package on the package page, (3) held-back versions on the package page with publish and availab…	Provide evidence that the reviewed head renders the dashboard cooldown panel (item 1), the per-package effective cooldown on the package page (item 2), and held-back versions with publish and available-at times on the package page (item 3).…

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title "Record versions cooldown filters hold back" matches the main change. The PR adds database recording for versions withheld by cooldown filters across npm, Cargo, Composer, pub, Go, Maven, Nu…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changes stay within the withheld-version recording work. They include DB.RecordWithheldVersion and RecordWithheldVersionNewest with transactional upserts, the shared Proxy.recordWithheld helper, f…

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The title "Record versions cooldown filters hold back" matches the main change. The PR adds database recording for versions withheld by cooldown filters across npm, Cargo, Composer, pub, Go, Maven, NuGet, PyPI, RubyGems, and Hex, so they can appear on package pages. The title is specific and omits only secondary details such as the docs update and edge-case exclusions.

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The changes stay within the withheld-version recording work. They include DB.RecordWithheldVersion and RecordWithheldVersionNewest with transactional upserts, the shared Proxy.recordWithheld helper, filter call sites for each recording ecosystem, the timedDocuments.withheld signature change that takes the package name, NuGet path and version handling, Go escaped-path and refused .info recording, Maven default-repository gating, routed-package exclusions, the PyPI newest-upload-time handling, tests, and the docs/configuration.md update. Side effects are disclosed: metadata-only packages gain rows, which affects GetCacheStats counts and vulnerability sync. Issue #617 question 1 accepts adding rows for releases nobody downloaded. No unrelated feature change appears in the summary. This verdict relies on the PR summary and the commit list, not a full diff read.

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Issue #617 has four coding requirements: (1) a dashboard cooldown panel, (2) the effective cooldown per package on the package page, (3) held-back versions on the package page with publish and availability times, and (4) whether /api/package/{ecosystem}/{name} returns cooldown and available_at. This PR adds only the storage step for item 3: DB.RecordWithheldVersion and the filter call sites write version rows with publish times. The changed files do not include templates or dashboard code. At the reviewed head, internal/server/api_cooldown_test.go (TestAPIVersionAvailableAt) shows the API returns package cooldown and version available_at, which answers question 4. The PR description says the package page already lists held-back versions from these rows, and that this is the last piece of #618 and #639. I did not confirm the dashboard panel (item 1), the package-page cooldown display (item 2), or the package-page held-back list (item 3) in the page rendering code within the inspection limit. The previous FAIL relied on the PR claim alone. Recording is verified for the storage requirement from the issue option (a).

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Provide evidence that the reviewed head renders the dashboard cooldown panel (item 1), the per-package effective cooldown on the package page (item 2), and held-back versions with publish and available-at times on the package page (item 3). Name the template or handler files and tests that do this, or state that these pieces are delivered by #618 or #639 and link the merged changes. Without that evidence, the PR should reference #617 as partial rather than closing it.

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Minor · Record cooldown-withheld versions on the JSON paths too. · pypi.go:629

internal/handler/pypi.go:629
Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Record cooldown-withheld versions on the JSON paths too.

The new write at Line 329 runs only through the simple-index path. A request to handleJSON follows rewriteJSONMetadata and reaches this branch instead. A recent release is deleted without creating its package or version row. handleVersionJSON has the same gap through filterAndRewriteURLs.

Add recording to these cooldown-rejection paths, using the release version and newest upload time. Keep denylist-only rejection separate. Otherwise, JSON-only requests do not make withheld versions appear on package pages.

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Review comment at @internal/handler/pypi.go at line 629:
Update the JSON filtering flows in rewriteJSONMetadata and handleVersionJSON’s filterAndRewriteURLs so cooldown-rejected releases are recorded with their release version and newest upload time before removal. Keep versionDenied-only rejections separate and do not record them; preserve the existing simple-index recording behavior.

Minor · Record withheld .info responses in serveCooldownInfo. · go_cooldown.go:225-226

internal/handler/go_cooldown.go:225-226
Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Record withheld .info responses in serveCooldownInfo.

The docs state that a metadata filter that holds a version back also stores its publish time. serveCooldownInfo refuses an out-of-cooldown .info response without calling recordWithheld. A version refused this way stays off the package page until a @v/list request records it.

Suggested fix

 		if !h.allowedAt(module, info.Time) {
+			h.proxy.recordWithheld("golang", module, info.Version, info.Time)
 			h.refuseCooldown(w, module, info.Version)
 			return
 		}

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Review comment at @internal/handler/go_cooldown.go around lines 225 - 226:
Update serveCooldownInfo so an out-of-cooldown version records its publish time through recordWithheld before refusing the .info response; preserve the existing refusal and return behavior.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @internal/handler/cooldown_withheld.go:
- Line 24: Bound the best-effort database write in recordWithheld so it cannot
hold up serving filtered metadata; pass a context with a deadline through
RecordWithheldVersion and its transaction operations, or decouple the write from
response completion. Preserve the existing withheld-version recording behavior
while ensuring a stalled or saturated database does not make the metadata
request wait indefinitely.
- Line 16: Add an empty-name guard in recordWithheld before constructing either
PURL, using the package name from the Cargo entry; ensure entries without a name
are rejected before any withheld-package write.

Review comments at @internal/handler/go_cooldown.go:
- Line 195: Update the `recordWithheld` call in the Go cooldown flow to use the
same escaped module identity as `publishTime` for version rows, while preserving
the decoded module name for artifact records and package pages.

Review comments at @internal/handler/npm.go:
- Line 740: Update the callback that calls recordWithheld so it skips the
unqualified write when sourceFor selects a routed upstream; preserve the write
for default-upstream packages. If routed timestamps must be stored, use a
repository-qualified identity consistently with versionInCooldown reads and
writes.

Review comments at @internal/handler/nuget_cooldown.go:
- Line 445: Update the registration leaf handling around document.release() so
that when the leaf omits its version, the requested version from the
registration request path is used before calling nugetPublishedAllowed. Preserve
the existing version value when present so direct requests for withheld leaves
can create the correct package and version rows.

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Review comments at @internal/handler/go_cooldown.go:
- Around line 225-226: Update serveCooldownInfo so an out-of-cooldown version
records its publish time through recordWithheld before refusing the .info
response; preserve the existing refusal and return behavior.

Review comments at @internal/handler/pypi.go:
- Line 629: Update the JSON filtering flows in rewriteJSONMetadata and
handleVersionJSON’s filterAndRewriteURLs so cooldown-rejected releases are
recorded with their release version and newest upload time before removal. Keep
versionDenied-only rejections separate and do not record them; preserve the
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Bound the database write by the metadata request.

recordWithheld calls RecordWithheldVersion before the handler serves filtered metadata. That method uses Beginx and transaction statements without a request context. If the database pool is saturated or a database operation stalls, the metadata request waits despite the stated best-effort write policy. Pass a bounded context through this path, or separate the write from response completion. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @internal/handler/cooldown_withheld.go at line 24:
Bound the best-effort database write in recordWithheld so it cannot hold up serving filtered metadata; pass a context with a deadline through RecordWithheldVersion and its transaction operations, or decouple the write from response completion. Preserve the existing withheld-version recording behavior while ensuring a stalled or saturated database does not make the metadata request wait indefinitely.

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[simonchrz]

This follows the other writes on the request path: the cooldown checks already store publish times with SetVersionPublishedAt the same way, and internal/database has no methods that take a context. Bounding them would be a change across that package rather than something specific to this PR. The writes are also rare: with cooldown on, a filtered rewrite is cached until the first version it held back leaves cooldown.

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#!/bin/bash
printf '%s\n' '--- Relevant database and handler symbols ---'
ast-grep outline internal/database --items all --match 'RecordWithheldVersion|SetVersionPublishedAt'
ast-grep outline internal/handler --items all --match 'recordWithheld|Cooldown|cooldown' --type function,method 2>/dev/null | head -n 180
printf '%s\n' '--- Write definitions and call sites ---'
rg -n -C 4 '\b(RecordWithheldVersion|SetVersionPublishedAt|recordWithheld)\s*\(' internal/database internal/handler
printf '%s\n' '--- Cooldown caching references ---'
rg -n -i -C 3 'cooldown.{0,60}cach|cach.{0,60}cooldown|withheld.{0,60}cach' internal/handler docs/configuration.md | head -n 250

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@simonchrz You’re right that existing cooldown paths also make synchronous SetVersionPublishedAt calls. The rewrite cache also reduces repeated writes when enabled.

A stalled write can still delay the request that performs it. I won’t ask for a change in this PR, but I’m not marking the finding as addressed. Would you like a follow-up issue for bounding request-path database operations?

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- Line 1283: Update the web UI documentation to state that metadata-only
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Implement the dashboard cooldown panel that shows the default, ecosystem
overrides, package overrides, patterns, or 'off' (#617 item 1). Implement the
effective cooldown per package on the package page using `Policy.For` (#617 item
2). Confirm or implement the package-page version list that shows held-back
versions with publish time and `AvailableAt` from `Policy.Evaluate` (#617 item
3). Decide on and document the API fields for #617 question 4. Alternatively,
narrow the PR to the recording work and link it to #617 as partial, not closing
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Document the discovery limit for metadata-only packages.

These packages do not appear in the UI listing or search until an artifact is cached. State this limit so users do not expect to find their new pages through those views.

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The design matches what we settled on in #617 and the row identity checks out across the ecosystems. Two cooldown paths hold a version back without recording it, though, and the sentence added to docs/configuration.md says a metadata filter that holds a version back stores its publish time, with neither path in the list of exceptions.

filterAndRewriteReleases in internal/handler/pypi.go deletes a release in cooldown without calling recordWithheld. Only the simple index path (fetchFilteredVersions) records, so a client that reads /pypi/{name}/json gets the version filtered and nothing shows on the package page. shouldFilterRelease already works out the upload times, so it can hand back the newest one for the caller to record. This runs inside cachedRewrite, so it is one write per document change. Please add a test through handleJSON.

serveCooldownInfo in internal/handler/go_cooldown.go refuses a version in cooldown and writes nothing, not even the publish time, since storePublishTime only runs on the allowed branch. Calling h.recordWithheld(module, info.Version, info.Time) before refuseCooldown covers it, and the capitals guard already applies. Please add a test for a refused .info.

[simonchrz]

Both fixed in 4b7dbfd, with main merged.

• PyPI JSON. shouldFilterRelease now also returns the newest upload time, and filterAndRewriteReleases records a release it holds back. TestPyPIJSONRecordsWithheldVersions goes through handleJSON with a release of two files and checks the newer time is stored. filterAndRewriteURLs uses the same function for urls, which is all /pypi/{name}/{version}/json carries, so it records too (TestPyPIVersionJSONRecordsWithheldVersion); otherwise that path would have been a third one outside the docs sentence.
• Go .info. serveCooldownInfo calls h.recordWithheld(module, info.Version, info.Time) before refuseCooldown. TestGoRefusedInfoRecordsWithheldVersion checks a refused .info leaves the version with its publish time and the package row.

With these, the sentence in docs/configuration.md holds as written, so I left it.

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- Line 638: Update the three PyPI recording paths around
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Minor · Keep the newest time in the download-path writer too. · pypi.go:699

internal/handler/pypi.go:699
Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Keep the newest time in the download-path writer too.

If a download starts its metadata lookup before the version row exists, another request can record a newer upload time before that lookup completes. This call then overwrites the newer time with the older response through SetVersionPublishedAt.

Later storedCooldown calls read the regressed time and can end cooldown too early. Use a newest-time update here as well. The new recorder’s conflict predicate does not protect this separate writer.

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Review comment at @internal/handler/pypi.go at line 699:
Update the download-path write through SetVersionPublishedAt so it preserves the newest published time when a row already has a later timestamp. Apply the forward-only update behavior to this separate writer, reusing an established newest-time operation if available; do not rely on the recorder’s conflict predicate.

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• internal/database/database_test.go
• internal/database/queries.go
• internal/handler/cooldown_withheld.go
• internal/handler/cooldown_withheld_test.go
• internal/handler/pypi.go

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