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Tiles were never actually cancelled. Panning away from a tile let its download,
decode and pixel copy run to completion, and every tile leaked a MessageChannel
on the way.

The defect

CacheableWorkerImageDataTile passed the worker a comlink.proxy() callback
to be invoked on abort:

worker.getImageData(
  tileUrl,
  comlinkProxy(() => this.abortController.abort()),
  ...
)

The worker called it immediately, at the top of getImageData, before
awaiting anything:

const workerAbortController = new AbortController()
onAbort()   // called once, right here
const response = await fetchUrl(tileUrl, { signal: workerAbortController.signal }, ...)

Three consequences:

  1. Every tile aborted its own AbortController the instant its fetch began.
  2. workerAbortController, the one wired to the actual request, was never
    aborted by anything, so no fetch was ever cancelled.
  3. Each proxy() argument opened a MessageChannel per tile, with a port held
    alive on the main thread until the worker's copy was collected.

The fix

Worker. Cancellation is now a method rather than a callback argument, so
nothing needs a proxy. A worker awaiting I/O still has a free message loop, so
abort is heard mid-fetch:

abort(tileUrl: string): void {
  abortControllers.get(tileUrl)?.abort()
}

Running fetches are tracked in a url-keyed registry. Cleanup compares identity
before deleting, so when a url is re-fetched after being dropped, the earlier
call finishing cannot unregister the newer one. signal.throwIfAborted() after
blob() and after createImageBitmap() means cancelling stops the decode and
the pixel copy, not just the download, and the decoded bitmap is close()d on
both exits.

Tile. abort() forwards to the worker. A response that wins the race
against its own abort is discarded rather than published. A fetch failure now
dispatches TILEFETCHERROR instead of being swallowed by console.error, and
an AbortError is only treated as expected when this tile is the one that
asked for it.

Cache. See below.

Why TileCache.ts is in this PR

It is a prerequisite, not collateral. Making abort actually reach the worker,
and making removal immediate, turned a latent double-decrement of the in-flight
count into a routine one:

request            → count 1
fetch fails        → TILEFETCHERROR → count 0
prune              → counted out again → count -1

ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED only fires on === 0, so from -1 the next tile
request announces that everything is loaded while a tile is still in flight.

removeCacheableTileForMapId was reading !isCachedTile() as "still
fetching", which is false for a tile that already failed. The numeric counter
is replaced by #tilesFetching, the set of urls currently in flight. Deleting
from it returns true only for the first caller, so each tile is counted out
exactly once by construction, and finished is simply that set being empty.

This also fixes the same latent bug for the five other CacheableTile
subclasses, where it is reachable today via the remove-queue overflow, without
touching any of them.

allRequestedTilesLoaded() previously hung forever if the cache was cleared
while a caller awaited it. It now rejects. Resolving would tell the caller its
tiles are ready when they were discarded, and CanvasRenderer.render() awaits
that promise before drawing.

Tests

26 tests across two new files:

  • test/fetch-and-get-image-data.test.ts covers the tile and the worker. It
    runs over a real comlink MessageChannel, since a hand-written double could
    not measure channel creation, which is the leak this started with.
  • test/tile-cache.test.ts covers in-flight accounting against the real
    TileCache.

The suite was checked by mutation testing: of 33 single-line mutations to the
changed behaviour, 32 are caught. The survivor is the transfer() call, which
needs a real-worker-on-a-port test to detect and is noted below.

Not in this PR

  • A comlink transfer handler for ResourceFetchError. comlink serialises only
    message, name and stack, so tile errors currently reach consumers with
    errorKind: 'unknown' and corsLikely: false. This is stated plainly at the
    dispatch site. Fixing it touches both sides of the worker boundary and the
    viewer's error taxonomy.
  • fetchFn does not work on this path at all, and never has.
    Partial<WebGL2RenderOptions> accepts it, so it is a typed option on every
    layer, but it is passed across comlink to the worker and a function cannot be
    structured cloned, so the call fails with DataCloneError. Note this PR
    changes the symptom: that failure used to be swallowed by console.error and
    now surfaces as TILEFETCHERROR. Nothing in this repo sets fetchFn on a
    WebGL2 renderer, so only a consumer passing it in layer options is affected.
  • Deleting CacheableWorkerImageBitmapTile and fetch-and-get-image-bitmap,
    which are unreachable and still carry the comlinkProxy(signal) pattern this
    PR removes.

Checks

test, types and lint clean in packages/render on Node 24. No public API
changed, since nothing under tilecache/ or workers/ is exported from any
entry point, so no documentation regeneration.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved cancellation of tile image downloads.
    • Prevented cancelled or outdated responses from updating the map.
    • Fixed tile-loading state tracking across successful, failed, and cancelled requests.
    • Removed uncached tiles immediately when downloads are cancelled.
    • Improved cleanup of image resources after processing.
    • Corrected loading completion and cache-clearing behavior.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for cancellation, concurrent requests, error handling, cache state, and loading events.

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The change adds direct worker request cancellation, suppresses stale or abort-related tile errors, and replaces numeric fetch counting with URL-based lifecycle tracking. Tests cover worker cancellation, resource cleanup, tile abort propagation, cache state, and loading/completion events.

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Tile fetch lifecycle

Layer / File(s) Summary
Worker cancellation flow
packages/render/src/workers/fetch-and-get-image-data.ts, packages/render/test/fetch-and-get-image-data.test.ts
The worker tracks AbortController instances by tile URL, checks cancellation during processing, closes image bitmaps, and exposes abort(tileUrl).
Tile abort integration
packages/render/src/tilecache/CacheableWorkerImageDataTile.ts, packages/render/test/fetch-and-get-image-data.test.ts
Tiles retain the active worker, send direct abort requests, ignore late responses, and exclude abort errors from failure events.
Cache fetch tracking
packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts, packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts
TileCache tracks active URLs in a set, emits lifecycle events only on state transitions, resolves or rejects waiting callers, and aborts unreferenced active tiles.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 10387

The change improves tile cancellation and in-flight accounting, but current behavior can still leave loading completion stuck after a synchronous tile success and can fail to cancel an older overlapping request for the same tile URL. These correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant TileCache
  participant CacheableWorkerImageDataTile
  participant fetchAndGetImageDataWorker
  participant fetchUrl

  TileCache->>CacheableWorkerImageDataTile: start tile fetch
  CacheableWorkerImageDataTile->>fetchAndGetImageDataWorker: getImageData(tileUrl, fetchFn, width, height)
  fetchAndGetImageDataWorker->>fetchUrl: fetch with AbortController signal
  TileCache->>CacheableWorkerImageDataTile: remove unreferenced tile
  CacheableWorkerImageDataTile->>fetchAndGetImageDataWorker: abort(tileUrl)
  fetchAndGetImageDataWorker->>fetchUrl: cancel active request
  fetchAndGetImageDataWorker-->>CacheableWorkerImageDataTile: success or abort result
  CacheableWorkerImageDataTile-->>TileCache: fetch completion state
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The proxied onAbort callback was invoked at the top of getImageData, so every
tile aborted its own controller the instant its fetch began, while the worker's
controller was never aborted at all. Each proxy also opened a MessageChannel
per tile.

Replace it with an abort method keyed by tile url, cancel through the decode
and the pixel copy rather than only the download, and close the decoded bitmap
on both exits.

Track in-flight tiles in a set of counted urls, so a tile that already reported
back is not counted out a second time when it is later pruned. That kept
tilesFetchingCount from going negative, which would announce that all tiles
are loaded while one is still in flight.
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packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts (1)

313-320: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

startFetching runs after fetch(), and no test covers that order. addCacheableTile starts the fetch before it registers the tile URL, so a tile that dispatches TILEFETCHED in the synchronous part of fetch() is counted out before it is counted in. The URL then stays in #tilesFetching forever and ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED stops firing.

  • packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts#L313-L320: move this.startFetching(cacheableTile.fetchableTile.tileUrl) above the cacheableTile.fetch() call.
  • packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts#L88-L153: add a tile double that dispatches TILEFETCHED inside fetch(), then assert cache.finished is true and one ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED event was received.
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In `@packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts` around lines 313 - 320, The
addCacheableTile method must register the tile as fetching before invoking
cacheableTile.fetch(), so synchronous TILEFETCHED events are handled correctly;
update packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts lines 313-320 accordingly. Add
the requested synchronous-fetch tile double and assertions in
packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts lines 88-153, verifying cache.finished
is true and exactly one ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED event is received.
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packages/render/test/fetch-and-get-image-data.test.ts (1)

129-130: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

settle uses a fixed 20 ms timer, so the suite depends on wall-clock timing.

Every test in the CacheableWorkerImageDataTile block waits on this timer for a Comlink round trip. On a loaded CI runner the round trip plus the .then/.finally handlers can take longer than 20 ms, and the assertions then read stale state.

Consider awaiting an explicit signal instead. For example, resolve a promise inside the exposed getImageData double when it receives the call, and await the tile's own event listener for TILEFETCHED and TILEFETCHERROR.

As per path instructions: "Watch for type/export changes, backwards compatibility, deterministic tests, and workspace dependency edges".

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In `@packages/render/test/fetch-and-get-image-data.test.ts` around lines 129 -
130, Replace the fixed-delay settle helper with explicit synchronization in the
CacheableWorkerImageDataTile tests: resolve a signal from the exposed
getImageData test double when invoked, and await the tile’s TILEFETCHED or
TILEFETCHERROR event before asserting state. Remove reliance on the 20 ms timer
while preserving the existing test behavior and types.

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packages/render/src/workers/fetch-and-get-image-data.ts (1)

7-7: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

abortControllers exposes mutable worker state on a package module.

The map is module-level and exported, so any importer can read or mutate it. The tests use it as a probe. Consider exporting a small read-only accessor, for example a function that returns abortControllers.size, and keeping the map module-private.

This keeps the worker module surface limited to getImageData and abort. As per path instructions: "Treat package APIs as public. Watch for type/export changes, backwards compatibility".

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In `@packages/render/src/workers/fetch-and-get-image-data.ts` at line 7, Keep
abortControllers module-private and replace its exported mutable-map access with
a small read-only accessor that returns the current map size for test
observation; preserve getImageData and abort as the worker’s public API and
update internal references and tests to use the accessor.

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packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts (1)

88-153: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a test for a tile that reports success during fetch().

ControllableTile.fetch() never dispatches an event, so every test drives TILEFETCHED after addCacheableTile has already registered the URL. That ordering hides the registration order in TileCache.addCacheableTile at lines 318-319.

Add a tile double that dispatches TILEFETCHED inside fetch(). Then assert cache.finished is true and allLoaded has one entry. This locks the ordering contract.

A second useful case: complete a batch, request a new URL, and assert REQUESTEDTILESLOADING is emitted again. That covers the previousCount === 0 gate in startFetching.

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In `@packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts` around lines 88 - 153, Add tests in
the TileCache suite for a tile double whose fetch() dispatches TILEFETCHED
synchronously, asserting cache.finished is true and allLoaded has one entry
after requesting it. Also cover starting a new batch after the previous batch
completes, asserting REQUESTEDTILESLOADING is emitted again and exercises the
previousCount === 0 path in startFetching.
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/render/src/tilecache/CacheableWorkerImageDataTile.ts`:
- Around line 62-68: Update the async and synchronous error handling around
fetchFn so AbortError is suppressed only when this tile itself requested the
abort; dispatch tileFetchError for caller-supplied or otherwise unrelated
AbortErrors. Preserve the existing handling for non-abort errors and ensure both
paths allow TileCache completion bookkeeping to run.

In `@packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts`:
- Line 277: Update clear() so resetting a non-empty `#tilesFetching` set also
notifies pending allRequestedTilesLoaded() waiters by dispatching
ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED or resolving them explicitly; preserve no notification
when the set is already empty, and update the conflicting “clear announces
nothing” test contract as needed.
- Around line 343-351: Update delayedRemoveCacheableTileForMapId so in-flight
CacheableTile instances remain in tileRemoveQueue until their download completes
or fails, instead of immediately calling removeCacheableTileForMapId when
!cacheableTile.isCachedTile(). Ensure immediate removal occurs only after
failure, while preserving existing handling for completed cached tiles.

In `@packages/render/src/workers/fetch-and-get-image-data.ts`:
- Around line 16-18: Update the fetch-and-get-image-data cancellation registry
to use a unique request ID for each invocation instead of tileUrl. Store each
AbortController under that request ID and pass the same ID to abort, preserving
independent cancellation for overlapping requests sharing a tileUrl.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts`:
- Around line 313-320: The addCacheableTile method must register the tile as
fetching before invoking cacheableTile.fetch(), so synchronous TILEFETCHED
events are handled correctly; update packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts
lines 313-320 accordingly. Add the requested synchronous-fetch tile double and
assertions in packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts lines 88-153, verifying
cache.finished is true and exactly one ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED event is
received.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/render/src/workers/fetch-and-get-image-data.ts`:
- Line 7: Keep abortControllers module-private and replace its exported
mutable-map access with a small read-only accessor that returns the current map
size for test observation; preserve getImageData and abort as the worker’s
public API and update internal references and tests to use the accessor.

In `@packages/render/test/fetch-and-get-image-data.test.ts`:
- Around line 129-130: Replace the fixed-delay settle helper with explicit
synchronization in the CacheableWorkerImageDataTile tests: resolve a signal from
the exposed getImageData test double when invoked, and await the tile’s
TILEFETCHED or TILEFETCHERROR event before asserting state. Remove reliance on
the 20 ms timer while preserving the existing test behavior and types.

In `@packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts`:
- Around line 88-153: Add tests in the TileCache suite for a tile double whose
fetch() dispatches TILEFETCHED synchronously, asserting cache.finished is true
and allLoaded has one entry after requesting it. Also cover starting a new batch
after the previous batch completes, asserting REQUESTEDTILESLOADING is emitted
again and exercises the previousCount === 0 path in startFetching.
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this.mapIdsByTileUrl = new Map()
this.tileUrlsByMapId = new Map()
this.tilesFetchingCount = 0
this.#tilesFetching = new Set()

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

clear() resets the set without emitting ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED, so pending waiters never resolve.

allRequestedTilesLoaded() at lines 223-241 resolves either immediately or on the ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED event. If a caller awaits that promise and clear() then runs, finished becomes true but no event is dispatched. The awaited promise stays pending forever.

Emit the completion event from clear() when the set was not empty, or resolve waiters explicitly.

🐛 Proposed fix
-    this.#tilesFetching = new Set()
+    const wasFetching = this.#tilesFetching.size > 0
+    this.#tilesFetching = new Set()
+
+    if (wasFetching) {
+      this.dispatchEvent(
+        new WarpedMapEvent(WarpedMapEventType.ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED)
+      )
+    }

The test "clear announces nothing" in packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts lines 131-141 asserts the current behavior, so confirm which contract you want before changing it.

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this.#tilesFetching = new Set()
const wasFetching = this.#tilesFetching.size > 0
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new WarpedMapEvent(WarpedMapEventType.ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED)
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In `@packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts` at line 277, Update clear() so
resetting a non-empty `#tilesFetching` set also notifies pending
allRequestedTilesLoaded() waiters by dispatching ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED or
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Fixed, but by rejecting rather than emitting.

Dispatching ALLREQUESTEDTILESLOADED would tell every listener the tiles are ready when they were discarded, and leaflet, openlayers and warpedmaplayer all forward that event. allRequestedTilesLoaded() now keeps its own settlers and clear() rejects them, so a waiter learns the difference between loaded and thrown away.

clear announces nothing still holds, and waiting for all tiles rejects when the cache is cleared covers the rest.

Comment on lines 343 to +351
protected delayedRemoveCacheableTileForMapId(tileUrl: string, mapId: string) {
const cacheableTile = this.tilesByTileUrl.get(tileUrl)

// No pixels yet to keep, so queueing only pays for the rest of a download.
if (cacheableTile && !cacheableTile.isCachedTile()) {
this.removeCacheableTileForMapId(tileUrl, mapId)
return
}

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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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sed -n '200,380p' packages/render/src/renderers/WebGL2Renderer.ts
sed -n '440,535p' packages/render/src/renderers/WebGL2Renderer.ts

printf '%s\n' '--- renderer option defaults and buffer relationships ---'
rg -n -P -C8 'requestViewportBufferRatio|pruneViewportBufferRatio|overviewRequestViewportBufferRatio|overviewPruneViewportBufferRatio|anticipateInteraction' packages/render/src packages/render/test --glob '*.{ts,tsx}'

printf '%s\n' '--- all TileCache prune tests and recent diff metadata ---'
rg -n -P -C12 'prune\(|pruned while|delayedRemove|tileRemoveQueue|in.flight|in-flight' packages/render/test --glob '*.{ts,tsx}'
git diff --stat

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set -eu

python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re

base = Path('packages/render/src/renderers/BaseRenderer.ts').read_text()
webgl = Path('packages/render/src/renderers/WebGL2Renderer.ts').read_text()
cache = Path('packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts').read_text()

def required(text, pattern, label):
    match = re.search(pattern, text, re.S)
    if not match:
        raise SystemExit(f'missing {label}')
    return match

defaults = required(
    base,
    r'anticipateInteraction:\s*false.*?'
    r'requestViewportBufferRatio:\s*([0-9.]+).*?'
    r'overviewRequestViewportBufferRatio:\s*([0-9.]+).*?'
    r'pruneViewportBufferRatio:\s*([0-9.]+).*?'
    r'overviewPruneViewportBufferRatio:\s*([0-9.]+)',
    'base buffer defaults',
)
print('BaseRenderer defaults:', defaults.groups())

webgl_default = required(
    webgl,
    r'defaultSpecificWebGL2RenderOptions\s*=\s*\{.*?'
    r'anticipateInteraction:\s*(true|false)',
    'WebGL anticipateInteraction default',
)
print('WebGL2Renderer anticipateInteraction:', webgl_default.group(1))

prepare = required(
    webgl,
    r'`#throttledPrepareRenderInternal`\s*=\s*throttle\(\s*'
    r'this\.\`#prepareRenderInternal`\.bind\(this\),\s*'
    r'([A-Z0-9_]+)',
    'prepare throttle',
)
print('WebGL2Renderer prepare throttle constant:', prepare.group(1))

request_pos = base.index('this.tileCache.requestFetchableTiles(allRequestedTilesForViewport)')
prune_pos = base.index('this.pruneTileCache(mapsInViewportForOverviewPrune)')
print('request-before-prune:', request_pos < prune_pos)

immediate_branch = required(
    cache,
    r'if \(cacheableTile && !cacheableTile\.isCachedTile\(\)\) \{\s*'
    r'this\.removeCacheableTileForMapId\(tileUrl, mapId\)',
    'immediate in-flight removal',
)
removal = required(
    cache,
    r'if \(!mapIds\.size\) \{\s*'
    r'if \(this\.stopFetching\(tileUrl\)\) \{\s*'
    r'cacheableTile\.abort\(\)',
    'abort on final map removal',
)
print('immediate branch and abort-on-last-map:', bool(immediate_branch and removal))

print('Conclusion: current requested tiles are associated before prune; an in-flight tile that prune removes is aborted and absent for a later request.')
PY

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printf '%s\n' '--- exact throttle values and removal branch ---'
rg -n -C3 'THROTTLE_PREPARE_RENDER_WAIT_MS|THROTTLE_PREPARE_RENDER_OPTIONS|THROTTLE_CHANGED_WAIT_MS' packages/render/src/renderers/WebGL2Renderer.ts
sed -n '398,425p' packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts

printf '%s\n' '--- minimal read-only invariant check ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path

cache = Path('packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts').read_text()
base = Path('packages/render/src/renderers/BaseRenderer.ts').read_text()

checks = {
    'request precedes prune': base.index(
        'this.tileCache.requestFetchableTiles(allRequestedTilesForViewport)'
    ) < base.index(
        'this.pruneTileCache(mapsInViewportForOverviewPrune)'
    ),
    'in-flight branch removes immediately': (
        'if (cacheableTile && !cacheableTile.isCachedTile())' in cache
        and 'this.removeCacheableTileForMapId(tileUrl, mapId)' in cache
    ),
    'last-map removal aborts': (
        'if (!mapIds.size)' in cache
        and 'if (this.stopFetching(tileUrl))' in cache
        and 'cacheableTile.abort()' in cache
    ),
}
for name, result in checks.items():
    print(f'{name}: {result}')
if not all(checks.values()):
    raise SystemExit(1)
PY

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Retain in-flight tiles until completion or failure.

BaseRenderer.requestFetchableTiles calls TileCache.prune, and WebGL2Renderer can repeat this cycle every 200 ms. If a viewport change prunes an in-flight tile, the new branch aborts and removes it. A quick return creates a new CacheableTile and repeats the fetch. Keep in-flight tiles in tileRemoveQueue, or remove them immediately only after failure.

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In `@packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts` around lines 343 - 351, Update
delayedRemoveCacheableTileForMapId so in-flight CacheableTile instances remain
in tileRemoveQueue until their download completes or fails, instead of
immediately calling removeCacheableTileForMapId when
!cacheableTile.isCachedTile(). Ensure immediate removal occurs only after
failure, while preserving existing handling for completed cached tiles.

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Leaving this as is.

Prune runs with overviewPruneViewportBufferRatio: 16 while requests use 1.2 and 8, so the prune set is a superset of the request set and a tile that is currently wanted is not pruned. The 200ms is the throttle ceiling rather than the rate: shouldRequestFetchableTiles() returns false unless the viewport moved significantly.

So a re-fetch needs a large pan out past the 16x ring and straight back, which is the trade the comment describes.

Comment on lines +16 to +18
const abortController = new AbortController()
const { signal } = abortController
abortControllers.set(tileUrl, abortController)

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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rg -nP -C6 '\bgetImageData\s*\(' --type=ts packages/render/src

# Check whether a tile URL can be re-added while a previous fetch is unsettled.
rg -nP -C8 'addCacheableTile|requestFetchableTile\b|tilesByTileUrl\.(set|delete)' packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts

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printf '%s\n' '--- CacheableWorkerImageDataTile.ts ---'
cat -n packages/render/src/tilecache/CacheableWorkerImageDataTile.ts

printf '%s\n' '--- worker pool and worker API references ---'
rg -n -C5 'WorkerPool|fetchAndGetImageDataWorker|abortControllers|\.abort\(' packages/render/src/workers packages/render/src/tilecache --type=ts

printf '%s\n' '--- TileCache lifecycle around removal and cancellation ---'
sed -n '240,430p' packages/render/src/tilecache/TileCache.ts

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printf '%s\n' '--- WorkerPool construction and cache wiring ---'
rg -n -C8 'new WorkerPool|createFactory\(|CacheableWorkerImageDataTile' packages/render/src --type=ts

printf '%s\n' '--- all getImageData and worker abort call sites ---'
rg -n -C4 '\.getImageData\(|\.abort\(this\.fetchableTile\.tileUrl\)|fetchAndGetImageDataWorker' packages --type=ts

printf '%s\n' '--- package tests for worker/tile concurrency ---'
rg -n -C5 'CacheableWorkerImageDataTile|PoolWorkers|getImageData|abortControllers' packages/render --glob '*.{test,spec}.{ts,tsx,js}'

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printf '%s\n' '--- direct concurrency test ---'
sed -n '335,375p' packages/render/test/fetch-and-get-image-data.test.ts

printf '%s\n' '--- concise cache/renderer construction references ---'
rg -n 'new TileCache|new WebGL2Renderer|CacheableWorkerImageDataTile.createFactory|new WorkerPool' packages/render/src packages/render/test --type=ts

printf '%s\n' '--- deterministic WorkerPool simulation ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re

source = Path('packages/render/src/workers/PoolWorkers.ts').read_text()
size = 4
outstanding = [0] * size
assignments = []

for request in range(size + 1):
    min_index = min(range(len(outstanding)), key=lambda i: outstanding[i])
    outstanding[min_index] += 1
    assignments.append(min_index)

print('acquire assignments for five overlapping requests with pool size four:', assignments)
print('same-worker overlap:', len(set(assignments)) < len(assignments))
print('pool acquire increments outstanding:', bool(re.search(r'`#outstanding`\\[minIndex\\]\\+\\+', source)))
print('pool release occurs only in caller finally:', 'release(index)' in Path('packages/render/src/tilecache/CacheableWorkerImageDataTile.ts').read_text())
PY

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Use request-scoped cancellation for overlapping tile requests.

WorkerPool.acquire() can assign overlapping requests to the same worker. When both requests use the same tileUrl, line 18 replaces the first controller, so abort(tileUrl) cannot cancel the first request.

Key the registry by a request ID and pass that ID to abort. A per-URL controller set is unsafe because aborting the old tile could also cancel its replacement request.

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In `@packages/render/src/workers/fetch-and-get-image-data.ts` around lines 16 -
18, Update the fetch-and-get-image-data cancellation registry to use a unique
request ID for each invocation instead of tileUrl. Store each AbortController
under that request ID and pass the same ID to abort, preserving independent
cancellation for overlapping requests sharing a tileUrl.

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Correct in principle, leaving it.

Two live getImageData calls for one url need the first to still be running after its tile was removed, and removal aborts it first. That abort message is processed before the new call registers, and the throwIfAborted checkpoints now end the displaced fetch promptly instead of letting it run to completion.

The compare before delete in the finally already covers the dangerous half, a stale cleanup unregistering a newer fetch. And agreed that a per-url controller set would be worse.

Only treat an AbortError as expected when this tile is the one that aborted.
An abort from a caller supplied fetchFn would otherwise be swallowed, leaving
the tile in the cache's in-flight set forever.

Reject anyone awaiting allRequestedTilesLoaded when the cache is cleared,
rather than hanging. Resolving would report tiles as ready that were thrown
away, and the canvas renderer draws as soon as that promise settles.

Drop the try/catch around the worker call. A comlink call reports failure as
a rejection and never throws, so that branch could not run.

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packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts (1)

28-52: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the abort operation in this test.

Lines 200-209 state that pruning aborts the active tile, but the test only checks cache.finished. An implementation that removes the URL without calling abort() passes this test. Record abort() in ControllableTile and assert it after cache.prune().

Proposed test update
 class ControllableTile extends CacheableTile<string> {
+  aborted = false
+
   async fetch() {
     return this.data
   }
 
+  override abort() {
+    this.aborted = true
+    super.abort()
+  }
+
   succeed() {
     this.data = 'pixels'
     this.dispatchEvent(
@@
   test('a tile pruned while still fetching is counted out and aborted', () => {
-    const { cache, request } = createCache()
+    const { cache, request, getTile } = createCache()
 
     request()
+    const tile = getTile()
     expect(cache.finished).toBe(false)
 
     cache.prune(new Map())
 
     expect(cache.finished).toBe(true)
+    expect(tile.aborted).toBe(true)
   })

Also applies to: 200-209

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In `@packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts` around lines 28 - 52, Update
ControllableTile to record when abort() is called, then extend the cache.prune()
test assertion to verify the active tile was aborted in addition to checking
cache.finished.
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In `@packages/render/test/tile-cache.test.ts`:
- Around line 28-52: Update ControllableTile to record when abort() is called,
then extend the cache.prune() test assertion to verify the active tile was
aborted in addition to checking cache.finished.

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The test named it but only checked the in-flight count, so removing the abort
call from the cache left all tests green.
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Good catch, taken in 10387b8.

You were right that the test only checked cache.finished. I verified it by deleting cacheableTile.abort() from the cache entirely, and all 29 tests stayed green, which is a poor showing for a PR about cancellation.

ControllableTile now records the abort and the test asserts it. Removing that call again fails the test.

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