Page both sitemaps from the search index, not a row_number() walk - #1990
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/sitemap.xml has been returning 500 on prod. Building the index needs the boundary between every 25,000-job chunk, and the query finding them numbered every sitemap-eligible row with row_number() — a walk of the whole set, which cannot stop early. Measured on prod 2026-08-16: 64s over 3.4M rows (762k of the "index-only" scan's fetches went to the heap; autovacuum trails the ingest), well past the SSR fetch timeout of 10s. Only nginx serving a stale cached copy kept the sitemap reachable at all — a cache-busted request answered 500 in 10.7s. Page the Meilisearch index instead. It reports its document count for free, so the chunk boundaries become arithmetic — no query at all — and it addresses any offset directly rather than walking to it: offset 0 and offset 1.2M both answer in under 0.25s, a full 25k page in ~2.5s. The index also holds a better set than the table did. It carries open, non-duplicate, non-private, categorized postings; the table's equivalent scope is 2.7x larger and includes 2.1M postings the site's own search cannot find, plus 10 private ones that were leaking into the sitemap. 51 full files replace ~137, and a crawler asking for an offset past the end gets an empty file, never an error. Verified against the live prod index over a read-only tunnel: 51 chunks, a 13,112 -document tail, and an out-of-range offset answering empty in 209ms. Drops ListJobSitemapChunk and JobSitemapBoundaries, whose SQL has no other caller. The job sitemap's paging tests no longer need Postgres, so they move from internal/db's integration suite to a unit test over a stub index; the integration test keeps only what still needs a real router — that /jobs/sitemap is not swallowed by /jobs/:slug.
Finishes what the previous commit started for jobs. The company boundary query had the same shape — row_number() over every hiring company, ~292k rows, to find the slug ending each 10k chunk — so it was on the same trajectory as the job one that reached 64s. Both halves now page a Meilisearch index by offset, and neither sitemap touches Postgres at all. The companies index carries no updated_at, so CompanyDocument gains one, solely to emit <lastmod>. It is deliberately not searchable, filterable, or sortable: a crawler hint, not a query surface. That attribute only reaches the index on the next reindex-companies, so the read path treats a missing lastmod as normal — such a URL ships without the tag rather than dropping out of the sitemap, which is what makes this safe to deploy ahead of the reindex. The wire field is `omitzero`, NOT `omitempty`: omitempty does nothing to a time.Time (a struct is never "empty"), so the zero instant would have shipped as <lastmod>0001-01-01T00:00:00Z</lastmod> to every crawler. There is a test on exactly that. Verified against the live prod companies index over a read-only tunnel: 292,271 documents, 30 chunks, an 851ms first page, a 2,271-document tail, and an out-of-range offset answering empty rather than erroring. Both sitemap integration tests are deleted, not ported: the SQL they covered is gone, and what remained — that /jobs/sitemap and /companies/sitemap are not swallowed by the :slug catch-alls — is now a unit test that asserts through the handler's own register(), so it pins the real route order without Postgres.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSitemap generation moved from PostgreSQL keyset queries to Meilisearch offset pagination. Backend handlers, search documents, web routes, API types, and database contracts now use the new flow. ChangesSitemap migration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The sitemap pagination change still allows a public request to generate an offset list proportional to the entire index, potentially consuming substantial memory and CPU and making the endpoint unavailable. Merge should wait until the request is capped or the chunk size is bounded. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WebSitemapRoute
participant SitemapHandler
participant SearchClient
participant MeilisearchIndex
WebSitemapRoute->>SitemapHandler: request sitemap page with offset
SitemapHandler->>SearchClient: request page or document count
SearchClient->>MeilisearchIndex: read sitemap fields
MeilisearchIndex-->>SearchClient: documents and total count
SearchClient-->>SitemapHandler: sitemap documents or count
SitemapHandler-->>WebSitemapRoute: sitemap XML or HTTP error
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if ...; true {with a plain block.The condition is a constant. The statement only exists to scope the decode. A bare assignment followed by a block reads the same and removes the always-true condition.
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- if _, body = sitemapGet(t, app, "/api/v1/companies/sitemap?offset=8"); true { - var d struct { - Data []struct { - Slug string `json:"slug"` - } `json:"data"` - } - if err := json.Unmarshal(body, &d); err != nil { - t.Fatalf("decode %s: %v", body, err) - } - if len(d.Data) != 1 { - t.Fatalf("company tail page = %+v, want the single 9th document", d.Data) - } - } + _, body = sitemapGet(t, app, "/api/v1/companies/sitemap?offset=8") + var tail struct { + Data []struct { + Slug string `json:"slug"` + } `json:"data"` + } + if err := json.Unmarshal(body, &tail); err != nil { + t.Fatalf("decode %s: %v", body, err) + } + if len(tail.Data) != 1 { + t.Fatalf("company tail page = %+v, want the single 9th document", tail.Data) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/handler/sitemap.go`:
- Around line 133-147: Bound the offsets produced by serveBoundaries so the
public response cannot exceed the sitemap index limit of 50,000 entries. Apply
the cap while sizing the offsets slice and generating offsets, while preserving
normal chunk-based boundaries for results within the limit.
In `@web/src/lib/api.ts`:
- Around line 642-645: Update the Sitemap section header above the sitemap
functions to describe both jobs and companies as offset-paged, and state that
their boundary endpoints return the opening offset for each chunk, including 0.
Remove the obsolete “freshest slice,” keyset-pagination, and cursor-ending
descriptions while keeping the four function implementations unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@internal/search/sitemap.go` around lines 11 - 15: The same
documentation update covers the inaccurate description of slug lookup.
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In `@internal/handler/sitemap_test.go`:
- Around line 242-254: Replace the constant-condition wrapper around the sitemap
tail-page assertions with a plain scoped block, preserving the sitemapGet
assignment, JSON decoding, and single-document length check unchanged.
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CodeRabbit review on #1990, both findings valid. sitemapChunk floored ?chunk= at 1, and the boundary list's length is total/chunk — so an unauthenticated ?chunk=1 asked the server to allocate and serialize one int64 per indexed document: 1.26M today, growing with the catalogue, on a public route. Floored at 1000, the same request yields ~1.3k offsets and still covers the whole index. It is below both chunk sizes we serve (10k companies, 25k jobs), so it only ever binds a hand-crafted request. The new test asserts the floor clamps rather than truncates — the last offset must still open the final page. The existing boundary tests moved to multiples of the floor: at ?chunk=2 they were about to be answered for 1000 and prove nothing. Also fixes two comments that described the code as it was before this branch: api.ts still claimed jobs ship a freshest slice and companies are keyset-paged, and the SitemapDocument doc said the slug is read by position in the requested fields when it is read by its per-index map key.
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Measured on prod after #1990 shipped: a 25k page is ~2.5s warm, but 8s on the deepest offset with the host under load — against this route's 10s fetch timeout. That is a file which renders fine until the box is busy and then 500s, which is the same shape of latent failure /sitemap.xml itself was in before #1990 (it answered 200 from a stale nginx cache while every uncached request errored). 10k puts a page at ~1-3s. The cost is 127 sub-sitemaps instead of 51, which a sitemap index carries for free — its own cap is 50,000 entries. Cheap files beat a narrow deadline here because there is no partial credit: the crawler either gets a file or gets an error, so the failure mode of being slightly too slow is losing 25,000 URLs rather than delivering them late.
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Why
/sitemap.xmlreturns 500 on prod. It is only reachable at all because nginx keeps serving a stale cached copy (x-cache-status: UPDATING); a cache-busted request answers 500 in 10.7s.Building the sitemap index needs the boundary between chunks, and both boundary queries numbered every eligible row with
row_number()— a walk that cannot stop early. Measured on prod 2026-08-16:The migration that introduced the job query sized it for ~1.1M rows. The open, non-duplicate set is now 3.4M.
What changed
Both sitemaps page a Meilisearch index by offset instead. The engine reports its document count on every response, so chunk boundaries become arithmetic — no query at all — and it addresses any offset directly:
The index also holds a better set than the table did — open, non-duplicate, non-private, categorized. The table's equivalent scope is 2.7x larger and includes 2.1M postings the site's own search cannot find, plus 10 private ones that were leaking into the sitemap.
CompanyDocumentgainsupdated_at, solely to emit<lastmod>. It is deliberately not searchable, filterable, or sortable.Deploy order
Safe in either order, but the sitemap is better after both:
<lastmod>until step 2 — the read path treats a missing lastmod as normal, so nothing breaks.reindex-companiesto backfillupdated_atinto the companies index. Then company<lastmod>appears.jobs_sitemap_idx(migration 0107) is now orphaned in code — nothing queries it. Left in place on purpose: dropping a partial index over 3.4M rows is an ops call, and it may still serve other reads with the same predicate. Worth a separate look.Verification
Against the live prod indexes over a read-only tunnel:
Also:
go test ./...,go vet -tags=integration ./...,gofmt,golangci-lint(clean on the changed files), eslint on the changed web files.Tests
The job and company sitemap tests no longer need Postgres — they run against a stub index. What still needed a real router (that
/jobs/sitemapis not swallowed by/jobs/:slug) is now a unit test asserting through the handler's ownregister(), so it pins the real route order. Both integration test files are deleted; the SQL they covered is gone.New coverage worth naming:
omitzero, notomitemptyon the lastmod.omitemptydoes nothing to atime.Time(a struct is never "empty"), so a company without one would have shipped<lastmod>0001-01-01T00:00:00Z</lastmod>to every crawler. There is a test on exactly that.int32) serves an empty page, never an error.Summary by CodeRabbit
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offsetparameters.Bug Fixes