ADFA-5153: Decode Content rows against the shared Brotli dictionary - #1677
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WebServer now always decompresses brotli content server-side rather than ever passing compressed bytes through to the client -- sidesteps needing WebView-side dictionary support entirely, since the client never sees compressed bytes. It loads CompressionDictionary once at startup, and again on the debug-DB swap, and attaches it via brotli4j's attachDictionary before decoding -- falling back to plain decode if the table doesn't exist (a database that predates the dictionary migration). Confirmed cross-tool compatibility empirically: content compressed by OfflineDocumentationTools' brotli-CLI pipeline decodes byte-for-byte correctly via brotli4j's attachDictionary, and the same in-memory dictionary buffer is safe to reuse across many decode calls (WebServer holds one for its whole lifetime). BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest embeds those real cross-tool-produced fixtures as permanent regression coverage. Also adds testImplementation(libs.brotli4j.linux.x64): JVM unit tests exercising brotli4j's real native decoder had no native lib to load at all before this and would fail with UnsatisfiedLinkError -- a pre-existing gap, not introduced by this change, just never hit until now. docs/documentation-database.md updated for CompressionDictionary and WebServer's always-decompress behavior.
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServer.kt`:
- Around line 139-169: Add Robolectric tests covering WebServer dictionary
loading and response handling: verify dictionary-backed databases decode
responses, pre-migration databases fall back without a dictionary,
debug-database reloads use the updated dictionary, and responses lacking
Content-Encoding remain supported. Exercise the relevant WebServer response path
and loadCompressionDictionary behavior while preserving existing direct Brotli
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- Around line 163-169: Remove the test method decoding dictionary-compressed
content without attaching a dictionary, including its assertThrows-based failure
expectation; dictionary-free decoding is not guaranteed to throw and should not
be treated as a WebServer regression.
- Around line 27-38: Add concise KDoc for the public symbols in
BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest: document the class purpose, the loadNativeLibrary
initialization contract, and each test function’s behavior. Keep the existing
test logic unchanged and cover the additional test functions referenced by the
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CodeRabbit flagged this test as asserting an unsupported invariant, citing docs/documentation-database.md's claim that "wrong dictionary, or none" doesn't reliably fail loudly. Verified empirically that the two cases are actually distinct: a wrong dictionary decodes silently to incorrect bytes (its distances resolve into real, just wrong, bytes), but no dictionary at all reliably throws IOException, since distances into the dictionary region are out of bounds for any spec-compliant decoder. Narrowed the assertion from Exception to IOException and corrected the doc to describe both failure modes instead of conflating them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes 13 findings from a max-effort /code-review pass, most significant first: - Plugin-contributed Tier 3 docs (PluginDocumentationManager/BrotliCompressor) are plain brotli with no dictionary, but WebServer unconditionally attached the shared dictionary before decoding any brotli row -- every such page 500'd. Extracted decompressBrotli(): tries the dictionary first, falls back to a plain decode on IOException. Verified empirically that a dictionary attached to a stream compressed without one reliably throws rather than silently decoding wrong bytes, so this fallback never lets a real dictionary-compressed row slip through unnoticed. - loadCompressionDictionary() now wraps its whole body in one catch-all, matching DatabaseVersionResolver's existing pattern, instead of hand-anticipating individual failure cases. Fixes three related bugs this gap caused: a failed dictionary reload during the debug-DB swap left stale state with no retry; a dictionary-load failure at server startup aborted the entire server with no retry; a NULL dictionary blob threw an uncaught NPE. - Extracted switchToDatabase() so database/databaseTimestamp/ compressionDictionary/templateCache/bookshelfTemplateId are all swapped atomically in one place instead of duplicated across start() and the debug-swap block -- also fixes templateCache never being invalidated on a debug-DB swap, and a reopen-after-close ordering bug where a failed reopen left `database` referencing an already-closed handle. - Added test coverage for the previously-untested no-dictionary/plugin-content decode path. - Corrected docs/documentation-database.md's false "no dictionary-free content left" claim (contradicted by its own PluginDocumentationManager section) and the build.gradle.kts comment falsely claiming linux-x64 is the only platform this project's dev machines run JVM tests on. - Minor: deduped the byte[]->direct-ByteBuffer idiom, removed a stale Accept-Encoding comment on a header no longer read. Separately discovered (not caused by this PR, filed as ADFA-5168 instead of fixed here): :app:testV8DebugUnitTest is flaky (~50% of full-suite runs) due to Brotli4jLoader static state shared across one JVM test process between AssetsInstallationHelperTest's mockkStatic and BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest's real native load -- confirmed present on bfb3baa already, independent of any change in this commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/documentation-database.md`:
- Line 37: Update the content compression description to limit shared
CompressionDictionary usage to migrated Content rows where
ContentTypes.compression is 'brotli'; retain the explicit exception that
plugin-contributed Tier 3 rows use plain dictionary-free Brotli.
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- Around line 183-207: Update the regression test around
`BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest` to invoke the production
`WebServer.decompressBrotli` fallback through a testable seam or endpoint
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CodeRabbit caught a self-contradiction: line 34 already says non-Brotli content uses format-specific compression, but the prior wording said 'every row' is dictionary-compressed. Scoped to migrated Content rows with ContentTypes.compression = 'brotli'. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per ticket comment: verifies WebServer fetches CompressionDictionary only at startup and reuses the cached instance across every request, never re-querying it per-request. Drives 3 real HTTP requests over a socket against a mocked SQLiteDatabase and asserts the dictionary query fired exactly once while the Content query fired 3 times. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Moved loadCompressionDictionary() out of switchToDatabase() (called at startup and on the debug-DB swap) to right before the content fetch in handleClient(). A database swap can bring in a database with a different dictionary or none at all, so loading it right where it's consumed -- rather than caching it at swap time -- keeps it directly tied to whichever database is actually active when a request needs it. Updated the WebServerTest coverage added for the prior (now-reversed) "load once, cache for app lifetime" behavior: it now asserts zero dictionary queries before any request and one dictionary query per content fetch (3 requests -> 3 queries). Updated docs/comments to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Corrects the prior commit, which reloaded the dictionary on every single request instead of only when the database actually changes. Added compressionDictionaryStale, set by switchToDatabase() (startup and the debug-DB swap) instead of eagerly loading the dictionary there. The content-fetch site in handleClient() -- the one place the dictionary is actually consumed -- checks the flag and only loads when stale, clearing it once loaded. Net effect: loaded lazily (not merely from starting the server), but cached across every request against the same database, and reloaded exactly once when a swap brings in a database with a different dictionary (or none). Replaced the WebServerTest coverage accordingly: one test proves the dictionary loads on first use and stays cached across repeated requests against the same database; a second drives an actual debug-DB swap and proves it reloads exactly once for the new database, not on every subsequent request. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review of PR #1677 found three things worth fixing. The test native was pinned to linux-x64, so :app:testV8DebugUnitTest failed with UnsatisfiedLinkError in @BeforeClass for anyone on macOS, Windows, or linux-arm64 - a comment documented the breakage rather than fixing it. Dispatch on the host's OS/arch instead, reusing the pattern already proven in build-logic/plugins' build.gradle.kts. All six natives are already in the version catalog. BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest allocated its own direct buffer, a byte-for-byte copy of production's toDirectByteBuffer, leaving the only code that builds the runtime dictionary buffer untested. The two agree today, so this is a regression risk rather than a live bug: attachDictionary reads the buffer's capacity and ignores position/limit, so a later over-allocation there (pooling, rounding, padding) would break every doc page on device while the suite stayed green. The test now calls the production helper, and that helper's KDoc records the exact-capacity requirement. loadCompressionDictionary validated a missing table, an empty table, and a NULL data column, but not a zero-length blob. That yields a 0-capacity buffer, which attachDictionary rejects, so every row would fail its dictionary decode, fall through to a plain decode that also fails, and return HTTP 500 - with nothing above DEBUG to explain it. Added to the same ladder so it gets the same one-line warning. Left alone: peak heap on the chunked PDFs (always-decompress holds the accumulator, its copy, and the output live at once) and the debug-DB swap retrying every request after a failure. Both are pre-existing design questions rather than regressions from this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y4t7fFLNPJq9EiXr9S9LxF
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In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServerTest.kt`:
- Around line 262-268: Set the socket read timeout via soTimeout after
connecting and before socket.getInputStream().readBytes() in the Socket use
block, ensuring the test cannot block indefinitely while preserving the existing
request and response handling.
- Around line 152-164: Update the tests around loadCompressionDictionary() to
verify both sqlite_master and dictionary-data queries: in
app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/localWebServer/WebServerTest.kt lines
152-164, assert zero sqlite_master queries before the first request and exactly
one after all three requests; in lines 224-246, assert primary and debug
sqlite_master query counts before and after the database swap alongside the
existing data-query checks.
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…ug DB Two findings from the PR #1677 review that were deferred as design questions. Peak heap on the largest bundled PDFs. Serving a >1 MB row concatenated its chunks into a ByteArrayOutputStream and then called toByteArray(), so the doubling buffer and its full copy were both live alongside the decompressed output - roughly 35 MB transient for AndroidNotesForProfessionals.pdf (8.8 MB over 9 chunks), a plausible OOM on a low-heap device. The chunks now stay a list: brotli rows decode from a SequenceInputStream over them, and non-brotli rows are joined once into an exactly-sized array. That drops the two largest transients, leaving the compressed chunks and the decompressed output. Fully streaming the response would remove the last one too, but that means giving up Content-Length, so it is left alone. A failed debug-database swap left databaseTimestamp unadvanced, and the swap is checked per request - so a corrupt or unreadable debug DB newer than the primary was reopened on every single request, logging an ERROR each time. The failing timestamp is now remembered and skipped; a newer copy has a different timestamp and is retried, which is the case that matters, since replacing the file is how a developer fixes it. joinChunks and chunksAsStream are internal top-level functions next to toDirectByteBuffer so the tests exercise the real code, with three new cases: a compressed stream decodes identically when split at uneven chunk boundaries, joinChunks concatenates in order at an exact size, and a lone chunk comes back without a copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y4t7fFLNPJq9EiXr9S9LxF
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- Assert the sqlite_master existence-check query count alongside the data query in both dictionary tests, not just the data query -- a regression that re-ran only the existence check every request would otherwise pass unnoticed. - Set socket.soTimeout before reading the response in sendRawGetRequestAndAwaitClose, so a server that fails to close the connection fails the test instead of hanging the JVM indefinitely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Code review of the dictionary-decode change. One high-severity correctness issue (the dictionary-first/plain-fallback discrimination is not sound), one medium (stale-flag clearing on a failed load), and three low findings, inline below.
Checked and clean: dropping Content-Encoding is safe (the shipped ContentTypes.compression domain is only brotli and none); no data race on the shared dictionary fields since handleClient runs inline in the accept loop; the long-lived direct ByteBuffer outliving each decoder is correct for brotli's non-copying raw-dictionary attach; attachDictionary is called while the decoder is still fresh, so catching only IOException is adequate; chunksAsStream/joinChunks preserve the previous concatenation semantics; and switchToDatabase opens before closing and now clears templateCache/bookshelfTemplateId, fixing a stale-cache bug the old inline swap had.
- loadCompressionDictionary no longer swallows exceptions into "no dictionary." It only returns null for a definitive absence (missing table, empty table, null/empty blob); an unexpected SQLiteException now propagates to the call site, which leaves compressionDictionaryStale set so the next request retries instead of permanently caching a transient failure as "no dictionary" for the rest of the database's lifetime. - brotli4jNativeForHost() in app/build.gradle.kts no longer throws on an unrecognized host. That ran at configuration time, so throwing failed every task in the build -- including :app:assembleV8Debug, which needs no desktop native at all -- not just the JVM unit-test tasks that consume it. Degrades to a logged warning and no test native instead. - Softened the chunked-content comment's memory-savings claim: the decompressed output still goes through a comparable accumulate-then-copy in decompressBrotli's own readBytes() call, so the saving from keeping compressed chunks as a list is real but doesn't eliminate that separate transient the way the prior wording implied. The two remaining findings (dictionary-first decode's theoretical silent-wrong-bytes risk, and the resulting double-decode cost for dictionary-free rows) need a design discussion, not a quick fix -- see the PR thread reply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Deferred, with reasoning in the threads: the dictionary-first decode's theoretical silent-wrong-bytes risk and the double-decode cost for dictionary-free rows. Both need a design decision rather than a quick patch — the reply on #3804501206 has the stress-test results. CI is green and One reason this one is worth your time before the others: ADFA-5176 stacks on it. That change serves documentation to the WebViews in-process via |
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260-263: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winClear the previous dictionary during a database switch.
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compressionDictionaryfrom the previous database. If Lines 525-531 fail to load the new dictionary, the request continues anddecompressBrotliuses the previous database dictionary for content from the new database.Set
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- Around line 260-263: In the database-switch update block, clear the cached
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Order-dependent test failure, latent as soon as ADFA-5153's BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest and the existing AssetsInstallationHelperTest share a JVM: whichever runs first decides whether the second one works. AssetsInstallationHelperTest does mockkStatic(Brotli4jLoader::class) and stubs ensureAvailability() to do nothing, because a unit test has no native library to load. brotli4j caches its availability in a static field, so a JVM whose first sight of that class is the mocked one keeps a "never loaded" state -- and BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest's @BeforeClass, which calls the real ensureAvailability(), then throws UnsatisfiedLinkError. unmockkAll() in teardown does not undo it, because the damage is the cached state rather than the mock. Loading it for real once, before any mocking, fixes it. runCatching because a host with no matching native is a legitimate configuration -- brotli4jNativeForHost() degrades to a warning rather than failing the build -- so the warming is best-effort. Found while combining this branch with ADFA-5179, whose new test class shifted the execution order enough to expose it: the full app suite failed on the combination while passing on either branch alone, and the pair alone reproduces it deterministically. That means the same failure is waiting on stage once PR #1677 merges, independent of these branches.
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That's why CI is green here: with this PR's test set, the order happens to be favourable. I hit the failure while combining this branch with ADFA-5179, whose new test class shifted the order — the full The fix is eight lines — load the native for real once, before anything mocks it, wrapped in @Before
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Order-dependent test failure between this PR's BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest and the
pre-existing AssetsInstallationHelperTest: whichever runs first in a JVM decides
whether the second one works.
AssetsInstallationHelperTest does mockkStatic(Brotli4jLoader::class) and stubs
ensureAvailability() to do nothing, since a unit test has no native library to
load. brotli4j caches its availability in a static field, so a JVM whose first
sight of that class is the mocked one keeps a "never loaded" state -- and
BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest's @BeforeClass, which calls the real
ensureAvailability(), then throws UnsatisfiedLinkError. unmockkAll() in teardown
does not undo it: the damage is the cached state, not the mock.
Loading it for real once, before anything mocks it, fixes it. runCatching because
a host with no matching native is a legitimate configuration -- this PR's own
brotli4jNativeForHost() degrades to a warning rather than failing the build -- so
the warming is best-effort.
CI is green on this PR because its test set happens to order favourably. The pair
reproduces the failure deterministically:
./gradlew :app:testV8DebugUnitTest \
--tests "com.itsaky.androidide.assets.AssetsInstallationHelperTest" \
--tests "com.itsaky.androidide.localWebServer.BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest"
Found while stacking ADFA-5176 and ADFA-5179 on this branch, where the added test
class shifted the order enough to expose it. Landing the fix here keeps it with
the test it protects, rather than leaving stage briefly broken after this merges.
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- Around line 44-50: Update the best-effort warming call in
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only UnsatisfiedLinkError from Brotli4jLoader.ensureAvailability(), allowing
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…oader Review was right that runCatching was too broad: it swallows every Throwable, so an unrelated failure in this setup would disappear silently. ensureAvailability() raises UnsatisfiedLinkError when there is no native for the host -- the one case the warming exists to tolerate -- so that is all it catches now, and it says so on stdout rather than passing in silence.
…ersion WebServer inferred the content format from whether a CompressionDictionary table happened to exist -- the heuristic ADFA-5220's version table exists to retire. It gets the answer wrong in both directions: a database carrying the table with unmigrated content makes every plain row pay a failed dictionary decode before its plain one, on every request, and a migrated database that lost the table fails quietly rather than loudly. Gate on DocumentationDatabaseVersion instead. At MAJOR >= 2 the dictionary is read and attached as before; below that, or with no version table at all, it is neither fetched nor used. The version read lives in DatabaseVersionResolver (common), so ADFA-5176's in-process transport can share the same gate rather than growing a second copy. It returns null for a definitively unversioned database and lets exceptions propagate, matching loadCompressionDictionary's existing contract: callers cache the answer per database, so a transient SQLiteException must stay distinguishable from a real absence or one hiccup would pin the database at unversioned until the next swap. The table is an append-only log, so the current version is the row inserted last, not MAX(major) -- rebuilding from an older content set is a downgrade and has to read as one. The CompressionDictionary probes stay, for a database that declares a new-enough version but has no usable dictionary row: without them the data query raises "no such table", which the caller correctly treats as transient and would then retry on every request. Tests: three new WebServer cases (major 1, no version table, major 3) asserting the dictionary queries are or are not issued -- with the dictionary cursors stubbed as available in every case, so they test the gate rather than a missing table -- and five DatabaseVersionResolver cases covering absent table, empty table, declared version, last-row-wins, and a downgrade. The two existing dictionary tests now declare a version; without that they would have kept passing while silently testing nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Nothing in WebServer owned that load: it happened as a side effect of AssetsInstallationHelper's install or ToolsManager's tooling-jar update, neither of which runs on an ordinary cold start. A process that skipped both reached the first brotli row with the natives unregistered, and DecoderJNI.nativeCreate raised UnsatisfiedLinkError -- an Error, not an Exception, so it escaped handleClient's catch and killed the app from a coroutine worker instead of failing one request. Reproduced on device: force-stop, launch MainActivity directly (skipping SplashActivity, whose startup path happens to warm the loader), request a brotli row. The app died and restarted -- pid 10550 -> 10785, with FATAL EXCEPTION and UnsatisfiedLinkError in the log. Android restarting a killed process straight into the editor would take the same path. Referencing Brotli4jLoader triggers the static init that performs the load, so calling ensureAvailability() before the decode *is* the warm-up; afterwards it is a single static null-check on UNAVAILABILITY_CAUSE (verified against brotli4j 1.18.0's bytecode), cheap enough to leave on the per-decode path rather than tracking warmed state of our own. Its UnsatisfiedLinkError becomes an IOException so a genuinely broken environment costs one 500 rather than the process. After the fix, the same sequence returns the full 50,440-byte page, the pid is unchanged, and the log has no fatal or link-error lines. The version gate still behaves: a database declaring 1.0.0 serves 500 for a brotli row and 200 for a compression = 'none' row, without crashing. Also documents a trap that cost real debugging time: the debug-database swap compares modification times, and `adb push` preserves the source file's mtime, so pushing a database saved earlier than the one already on the device silently does not swap and the app keeps serving the old one with no error anywhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@jatezzz two commits landed after your approval, and GitHub did not dismiss it — so this PR reads APPROVED with code you have not seen. Flagging rather than riding it.
Verified on device (SM-N986U, arm64), against the migrated database that declares 2.0.0:
The gate re-opens on a live database swap without a restart, and the app pid never changed across any of it. Note the failure is loud: a dictionary row with no dictionary returns 500, never wrong bytes. For the brotli fix, before/after on the same sequence (force-stop, launch Tests: 3 new WebServer gate cases and 5 new ADFA-5224 covers giving that native load one owner app-wide — I only fixed the path I could prove was broken. Happy to split either commit into its own PR if you would rather review them apart from the dictionary work. |
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Summary
WebServernow always decompresses Brotli content server-side rather than ever passing compressed bytes through to the client (sidesteps needing WebView-side dictionary/Compression-Dictionary-Transport support entirely, since the client never sees compressed bytes).CompressionDictionary(see the companionOfflineDocumentationToolsPR) once at startup and again on the debug-DB swap, attaching it via brotli4j'sattachDictionarybefore decoding. Falls back to plain decode if the table doesn't exist (a database predating the dictionary migration).OfflineDocumentationTools' brotli-CLI pipeline decodes byte-for-byte correctly via brotli4j'sattachDictionary, and the same in-memory dictionary buffer is safe to reuse across many decode calls.testImplementation(libs.brotli4j.linux.x64)— JVM unit tests exercising brotli4j's real native decoder had no native lib to load at all before this (pre-existing gap, not introduced here).docs/documentation-database.mdupdated forCompressionDictionaryandWebServer's always-decompress behavior.documentation.db(299.0MB → 255.3MB after the companion PR's migration); tooltips and documentation pages render correctly.Companion PR: appdevforall/OfflineDocumentationTools#26 (dictionary training + compression pipeline + whole-DB migration + docdb-studio fix).
Test plan
:app:compileV8DebugKotlin— clean:app:testV8DebugUnitTest—BrotliDictionaryDecodeTest(3 cases) +WebServerTest(2 cases), all passdocumentation.db; tooltips and docs viewed and confirmed correctWebServer.kt; new test dependency reuses an existing, previously-unused catalog entry)