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Adiraandlocalai-org-maint-bot ab52813342 feat(modelartifacts): support bounded parallel Hugging Face file downloads (#11162)
* feat(modelartifacts): support bounded parallel Hugging Face file downloads

Closes #11114.

Snapshot materialization fetched every file through the sequential
executor in DownloadFilesWithContext, so a repository split into many
shards spent most of its wall clock in per-file request latency rather
than moving bytes.

Add DownloadFilesWithConcurrency, an errgroup with SetLimit, and keep
DownloadFilesWithContext as a wrapper that passes a limit of 1. That
leaves the two non-artifact callers (core/gallery and the model config
loader) on exactly the path they had: tasks still run in slice order,
and the first failure still returns before any later task starts.

Only whole files run in parallel. A single file is never split, so the
.partial resume machinery and the per-file SHA check in
downloadTaskWithRetry are untouched.

Two details the parallel path forced:

- completedBytes becomes an atomic.Int64. Several AfterDownload hooks
  add to it while other files' progress callbacks read it; without this
  the race detector reports three races on the new specs.
- The caller's status callback is serialized. The sequential path gave
  it an implicit guarantee of never being entered twice at once, and it
  belongs to the caller, so the executor keeps that promise rather than
  pushing locking onto every caller. AfterDownload is deliberately not
  serialized -- it does the verify-and-promote work that parallelism
  exists to overlap.

Manifest order needed no work: each hook already writes its own
manifest.Files slot by snapshot index, so entries stay in snapshot
order whatever the completion order. A spec now pins that.

The default is 1, unchanged behaviour. A shared models volume is often
the bottleneck rather than the link, so raising it is a deployment
decision; --artifact-download-concurrency and
LOCALAI_ARTIFACT_DOWNLOAD_CONCURRENCY expose it on both `run` and
`models install`.

Not done here, per the issue: no chunk-level parallelism within a single
file, and no throughput measurements across concurrency 1/2/4/8 -- that
needs a representative sharded repo and a real link.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5 go-test gofmt
Signed-off-by: Adira Denis Muhando <dennisadira@gmail.com>

* feat(modelartifacts): expose download concurrency in settings

Follow-up to review feedback on #11162:

- The CLI flag and docs no longer describe the limit as Hugging Face
  specific. It applies to any artifact source, as @mudler pointed out.
- artifact_download_concurrency is now a persisted runtime setting and
  is editable from the WebUI, so it can be changed without a restart.

The manager's limit becomes an atomic.Int64 behind
SetDownloadConcurrency, because a live runtime setting can be updated
while a materialization is already in flight. Injected materializers
stay compatible through an optional setter interface, so a manager that
does not implement it is simply left alone.

Verified before taking this on: go build, go vet and go test -race all
pass for pkg/modelartifacts, pkg/downloader and core/config. The React
UI builds with vite, artifact_download_concurrency is present in the
built Settings chunk, and eslint reports the same 8 pre-existing
warnings on Settings.jsx as it does without the change.

Implementation contributed by localai-org-maint-bot on the review
thread; reviewed, verified and signed off by me.

Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-5
Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5 go-test vite eslint
Signed-off-by: Adira Denis Muhando <dennisadira@gmail.com>

---------

Signed-off-by: Adira Denis Muhando <dennisadira@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: localai-org-maint-bot <bot-opensource@localaisrl.com>
2026-08-07 18:00:45 +02:00

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package config
import (
"slices"
"time"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/model"
"github.com/mudler/xlog"
)
// fieldSpec is one runtime setting: how to snapshot it out of
// ApplicationConfig, how to apply it back, and how to decide at load time
// whether env/CLI already claimed the value. Every RuntimeSettings field is
// owned by exactly one spec (the registry completeness spec pins this), so
// GET /api/settings, POST /api/settings, boot, and the file watcher can
// never drift apart per-field again (the bug class behind #10845).
type fieldSpec struct {
// jsonNames this spec owns; a single entry except for composite rows
// (max_active_backends + its deprecated alias single_backend).
jsonNames []string
// requiresRestart marks fields whose live change makes
// ApplyRuntimeSettings report a restart to the settings endpoint.
requiresRestart bool
// fileAuthoritative: at startup/watch time the persisted value applies
// unconditionally - either no env/CLI source exists (branding) or the
// file is defined as the owner (enable_backend_logging,
// tracing_max_body_bytes).
fileAuthoritative bool
// snapshotOnly: echoed by ToRuntimeSettings but never applied by the
// loops (api_keys: the endpoint and file watcher own the env merge).
snapshotOnly bool
snapshot func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings)
isSet func(s *RuntimeSettings) bool
// apply writes the (non-nil) settings value into o and reports whether
// it was accepted (validation may reject it, e.g. a bad duration).
apply func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) bool
// envSet reports whether env/CLI already set this field: the live value
// differs from the option-less-run baseline (DefaultRuntimeBaseline).
envSet func(current, baseline *ApplicationConfig) bool
}
type fieldOpt func(*fieldSpec)
func restartRequired() fieldOpt { return func(f *fieldSpec) { f.requiresRestart = true } }
func fromFileAlways() fieldOpt { return func(f *fieldSpec) { f.fileAuthoritative = true } }
func field[T comparable](name string, sel func(*RuntimeSettings) **T, get func(*ApplicationConfig) T, set func(*ApplicationConfig, T), opts ...fieldOpt) fieldSpec {
return fieldEq(name, sel, get, set, func(a, b T) bool { return a == b }, opts...)
}
func fieldEq[T any](name string, sel func(*RuntimeSettings) **T, get func(*ApplicationConfig) T, set func(*ApplicationConfig, T), eq func(a, b T) bool, opts ...fieldOpt) fieldSpec {
f := fieldSpec{
jsonNames: []string{name},
snapshot: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) { v := get(o); *sel(s) = &v },
isSet: func(s *RuntimeSettings) bool { return *sel(s) != nil },
apply: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) bool { set(o, **sel(s)); return true },
envSet: func(cur, base *ApplicationConfig) bool { return !eq(get(cur), get(base)) },
}
for _, opt := range opts {
opt(&f)
}
return f
}
// durationField maps a time.Duration config member to a duration-string
// settings field. fallback is the presentation default ToRuntimeSettings
// reports while the member is unset (0). envSet compares the raw durations
// rather than the formatted strings so the fallback text cannot mask an
// env-set value that happens to equal it.
func durationField(name string, sel func(*RuntimeSettings) **string, dur func(*ApplicationConfig) *time.Duration, fallback string, opts ...fieldOpt) fieldSpec {
f := fieldSpec{
jsonNames: []string{name},
snapshot: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) {
v := fallback
if d := *dur(o); d > 0 {
v = d.String()
}
*sel(s) = &v
},
isSet: func(s *RuntimeSettings) bool { return *sel(s) != nil },
apply: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) bool {
d, err := time.ParseDuration(**sel(s))
if err != nil {
xlog.Warn("invalid duration in runtime settings", "field", name, "value", **sel(s), "error", err)
return false
}
*dur(o) = d
return true
},
envSet: func(cur, base *ApplicationConfig) bool { return *dur(cur) != *dur(base) },
}
for _, opt := range opts {
opt(&f)
}
return f
}
// runtimeSettingsFields is THE per-field description of every runtime
// setting. ToRuntimeSettings, ApplyRuntimeSettings, and
// ApplyRuntimeSettingsAtStartup are loops over this table; adding a setting
// means adding a RuntimeSettings struct field plus one row here (the
// registry completeness spec fails until both exist).
var runtimeSettingsFields = []fieldSpec{
// Watchdog. The live master flag is post-processed by the apply loops
// (WatchDog follows idle||busy; see ApplyRuntimeSettings).
field("watchdog_enabled",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.WatchdogEnabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.WatchDog },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.WatchDog = v },
restartRequired()),
field("watchdog_idle_enabled",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.WatchdogIdleEnabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.WatchDogIdle },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.WatchDogIdle = v },
restartRequired()),
field("watchdog_busy_enabled",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.WatchdogBusyEnabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.WatchDogBusy },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.WatchDogBusy = v },
restartRequired()),
durationField("watchdog_idle_timeout",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.WatchdogIdleTimeout },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) *time.Duration { return &o.WatchDogIdleTimeout },
"15m", restartRequired()),
durationField("watchdog_busy_timeout",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.WatchdogBusyTimeout },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) *time.Duration { return &o.WatchDogBusyTimeout },
"5m", restartRequired()),
durationField("watchdog_interval",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.WatchdogInterval },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) *time.Duration { return &o.WatchDogInterval },
model.DefaultWatchdogInterval.String(), restartRequired()),
// Backend management. max_active_backends and its deprecated alias
// single_backend are one composite row: they must stay mutually
// consistent and max_active_backends wins when both are posted.
{
jsonNames: []string{"max_active_backends", "single_backend"},
requiresRestart: true,
snapshot: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) {
mab := o.MaxActiveBackends
sb := o.SingleBackend
s.MaxActiveBackends = &mab
s.SingleBackend = &sb
},
isSet: func(s *RuntimeSettings) bool { return s.MaxActiveBackends != nil || s.SingleBackend != nil },
apply: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) bool {
if s.MaxActiveBackends != nil {
o.MaxActiveBackends = *s.MaxActiveBackends
o.SingleBackend = *s.MaxActiveBackends == 1
return true
}
o.SingleBackend = *s.SingleBackend
if *s.SingleBackend {
o.MaxActiveBackends = 1
} else {
o.MaxActiveBackends = 0
}
return true
},
envSet: func(cur, base *ApplicationConfig) bool {
return cur.MaxActiveBackends != base.MaxActiveBackends || cur.SingleBackend != base.SingleBackend
},
},
field("auto_upgrade_backends",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.AutoUpgradeBackends },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.AutoUpgradeBackends },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.AutoUpgradeBackends = v }),
field("prefer_development_backends",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.PreferDevelopmentBackends },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.PreferDevelopmentBackends },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.PreferDevelopmentBackends = v }),
// Memory reclaimer. Enabling it forces the watchdog master flag - that
// cross-field invariant lives in the apply loops, not here.
field("memory_reclaimer_enabled",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.MemoryReclaimerEnabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.MemoryReclaimerEnabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.MemoryReclaimerEnabled = v },
restartRequired()),
{
jsonNames: []string{"memory_reclaimer_threshold"},
requiresRestart: true,
snapshot: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) {
v := o.MemoryReclaimerThreshold
s.MemoryReclaimerThreshold = &v
},
isSet: func(s *RuntimeSettings) bool { return s.MemoryReclaimerThreshold != nil },
apply: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) bool {
v := *s.MemoryReclaimerThreshold
if v <= 0 || v > 1.0 {
xlog.Warn("memory_reclaimer_threshold out of range (0,1], ignoring", "value", v)
return false
}
o.MemoryReclaimerThreshold = v
return true
},
envSet: func(cur, base *ApplicationConfig) bool {
return cur.MemoryReclaimerThreshold != base.MemoryReclaimerThreshold
},
},
// Eviction.
field("force_eviction_when_busy",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.ForceEvictionWhenBusy },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.ForceEvictionWhenBusy },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.ForceEvictionWhenBusy = v }),
field("size_aware_eviction",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.SizeAwareEviction },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.SizeAwareEviction },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.SizeAwareEviction = v }),
field("lru_eviction_max_retries",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.LRUEvictionMaxRetries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.LRUEvictionMaxRetries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.LRUEvictionMaxRetries = v }),
durationField("lru_eviction_retry_interval",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.LRUEvictionRetryInterval },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) *time.Duration { return &o.LRUEvictionRetryInterval },
"1s"),
// Performance.
field("threads",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.Threads },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.Threads },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.Threads = v }),
field("context_size",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.ContextSize },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.ContextSize },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.ContextSize = v }),
field("artifact_download_concurrency",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.ArtifactDownloadConcurrency },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.ArtifactDownloadConcurrency },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) {
if v < 1 {
v = 1
}
o.ArtifactDownloadConcurrency = v
}),
// VRAM budget: the cap string ("80%"/"12GB"/"" = uncapped). The live
// side effect (xsysinfo.SetDefaultVRAMBudget) is post-processing in the
// apply loop, not here - the row only owns the config member, matching
// how the memory-reclaimer/watchdog cross-field effects are handled.
field("vram_budget",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.VRAMBudget },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.VRAMBudget },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.VRAMBudget = v }),
field("f16",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.F16 },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.F16 },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.F16 = v }),
field("debug",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.Debug },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.Debug },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.Debug = v }),
field("enable_tracing",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.EnableTracing },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.EnableTracing },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.EnableTracing = v }),
field("tracing_max_items",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.TracingMaxItems },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.TracingMaxItems },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.TracingMaxItems = v }),
// The on-disk setting overrides the CLI/env default by design: 0 in the
// file means "uncapped" and must not be mistaken for "unset".
field("tracing_max_body_bytes",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.TracingMaxBodyBytes },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.TracingMaxBodyBytes },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.TracingMaxBodyBytes = v },
fromFileAlways()),
// Backend logging defaults on in single mode; a persisted false is the
// UI toggle-off and must win over that default on restart. No env/CLI
// source exists, so the file is authoritative.
field("enable_backend_logging",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.EnableBackendLogging },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.EnableBackendLogging },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.EnableBackendLogging = v },
fromFileAlways()),
// Security / CORS. The "csrf" wire field carries DisableCSRF (historic
// naming kept for API compatibility).
field("cors",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.CORS },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.CORS },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.CORS = v }),
field("csrf",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.CSRF },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.DisableCSRF },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.DisableCSRF = v }),
field("cors_allow_origins",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.CORSAllowOrigins },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.CORSAllowOrigins },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.CORSAllowOrigins = v }),
// P2P.
field("p2p_token",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.P2PToken },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.P2PToken },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.P2PToken = v }),
field("p2p_network_id",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.P2PNetworkID },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.P2PNetworkID },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.P2PNetworkID = v }),
field("federated",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.Federated },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.Federated },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.Federated = v }),
// Galleries. Gallery holds a Mirrors slice, so it is not comparable with
// == and slices.Equal does not apply; GalleriesEqual walks the list
// element-wise against the baseline's default gallery list, mirrors
// included, so a list that differs only by its mirrors still counts as
// env/CLI-set.
fieldEq("galleries",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **[]Gallery { return &s.Galleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) []Gallery { return o.Galleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v []Gallery) { o.Galleries = v },
GalleriesEqual),
fieldEq("backend_galleries",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **[]Gallery { return &s.BackendGalleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) []Gallery { return o.BackendGalleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v []Gallery) { o.BackendGalleries = v },
GalleriesEqual),
field("autoload_galleries",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.AutoloadGalleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.AutoloadGalleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.AutoloadGalleries = v }),
field("autoload_backend_galleries",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.AutoloadBackendGalleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.AutoloadBackendGalleries },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.AutoloadBackendGalleries = v }),
// API keys: echoed for the UI, but the apply loops never touch them.
// The settings endpoint and the file watcher own the env+runtime merge
// (MergeAPIKeys) because env keys must always survive.
{
jsonNames: []string{"api_keys"},
snapshotOnly: true,
snapshot: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) {
keys := o.ApiKeys
s.ApiKeys = &keys
},
isSet: func(s *RuntimeSettings) bool { return s.ApiKeys != nil },
},
field("agent_job_retention_days",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.AgentJobRetentionDays },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.AgentJobRetentionDays },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.AgentJobRetentionDays = v }),
// Open Responses TTL: "0" or "" mean "no expiration" on the wire.
{
jsonNames: []string{"open_responses_store_ttl"},
snapshot: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) {
v := "0"
if o.OpenResponsesStoreTTL > 0 {
v = o.OpenResponsesStoreTTL.String()
}
s.OpenResponsesStoreTTL = &v
},
isSet: func(s *RuntimeSettings) bool { return s.OpenResponsesStoreTTL != nil },
apply: func(o *ApplicationConfig, s *RuntimeSettings) bool {
v := *s.OpenResponsesStoreTTL
if v == "0" || v == "" {
o.OpenResponsesStoreTTL = 0
return true
}
d, err := time.ParseDuration(v)
if err != nil {
xlog.Warn("invalid open_responses_store_ttl in runtime settings", "value", v, "error", err)
return false
}
o.OpenResponsesStoreTTL = d
return true
},
envSet: func(cur, base *ApplicationConfig) bool {
return cur.OpenResponsesStoreTTL != base.OpenResponsesStoreTTL
},
},
// Agent Pool.
field("agent_pool_enabled",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.AgentPoolEnabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.AgentPool.Enabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.AgentPool.Enabled = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_default_model",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.AgentPoolDefaultModel },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.AgentPool.DefaultModel },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.AgentPool.DefaultModel = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_embedding_model",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.AgentPoolEmbeddingModel },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.AgentPool.EmbeddingModel },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.AgentPool.EmbeddingModel = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_max_chunking_size",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.AgentPoolMaxChunkingSize },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.AgentPool.MaxChunkingSize },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.AgentPool.MaxChunkingSize = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_chunk_overlap",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **int { return &s.AgentPoolChunkOverlap },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) int { return o.AgentPool.ChunkOverlap },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v int) { o.AgentPool.ChunkOverlap = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_enable_logs",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.AgentPoolEnableLogs },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return o.AgentPool.EnableLogs },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.AgentPool.EnableLogs = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_collection_db_path",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.AgentPoolCollectionDBPath },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.AgentPool.CollectionDBPath },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.AgentPool.CollectionDBPath = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_vector_engine",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.AgentPoolVectorEngine },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.AgentPool.VectorEngine },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.AgentPool.VectorEngine = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_database_url",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.AgentPoolDatabaseURL },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.AgentPool.DatabaseURL },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.AgentPool.DatabaseURL = v },
restartRequired()),
field("agent_pool_agent_hub_url",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.AgentPoolAgentHubURL },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.AgentPool.AgentHubURL },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.AgentPool.AgentHubURL = v },
restartRequired()),
// Distributed disk-headroom admission check: stored as the negation for UI
// clarity (the config member is the "disabled" flag so its zero value is
// the safe, enabled default). No restartRequired(): the SmartRouter reads
// the ApplicationConfig member live on every scheduling decision, which is
// the whole point of exposing it here rather than as env/CLI only.
field("distributed_disk_headroom_check",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.DistributedDiskHeadroomCheck },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return !o.Distributed.DiskHeadroomDisabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.Distributed.DiskHeadroomDisabled = !v }),
// LocalAI Assistant: stored as the negation for UI clarity.
field("localai_assistant_enabled",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **bool { return &s.LocalAIAssistantEnabled },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) bool { return !o.DisableLocalAIAssistant },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v bool) { o.DisableLocalAIAssistant = !v }),
// Branding: the file is the only source (no env/CLI), so it is always
// authoritative. Without fromFileAlways a restart silently drops the
// configured instance name and asset filenames.
field("instance_name",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.InstanceName },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.Branding.InstanceName },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.Branding.InstanceName = v },
fromFileAlways()),
field("instance_tagline",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.InstanceTagline },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.Branding.InstanceTagline },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.Branding.InstanceTagline = v },
fromFileAlways()),
field("logo_file",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.LogoFile },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.Branding.LogoFile },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.Branding.LogoFile = v },
fromFileAlways()),
field("logo_horizontal_file",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.LogoHorizontalFile },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.Branding.LogoHorizontalFile },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.Branding.LogoHorizontalFile = v },
fromFileAlways()),
field("favicon_file",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.FaviconFile },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.Branding.FaviconFile },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.Branding.FaviconFile = v },
fromFileAlways()),
field("mitm_listen",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **string { return &s.MITMListen },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) string { return o.MITMListen },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v string) { o.MITMListen = v }),
// PII default detectors: cloned on both directions so callers can't
// alias the live config's slice.
fieldEq("pii_default_detectors",
func(s *RuntimeSettings) **[]string { return &s.PIIDefaultDetectors },
func(o *ApplicationConfig) []string { return append([]string(nil), o.PIIDefaultDetectors...) },
func(o *ApplicationConfig, v []string) { o.PIIDefaultDetectors = append([]string(nil), v...) },
slices.Equal),
}