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chore(registry): bump tinysearch module to 0.5.6 - #8542
Repins TinySearch to the published v0.5.6 release.
Grounded Gemini calls on the default model now run with thinkingLevel: low.
Direct Exa search now uses the low-latency lite type unless the caller chooses one.
Problem
Web search is interactive, but Gemini ran at its medium thinking default and Exa at auto, both slower settings. The changes landed in Default search to fast Gemini and Exa settings tinysearch#46 and shipped in v0.5.6, and hosts only get them through this pin.
Solution
vendor/tinysearch moves from v0.5.5 to v0.5.6 (bdb4815).
scripts/modules/release-and-repin.mjs rewrote the registry record verbatim from the published checksum.toml.
Cargo.lock, crates/openhuman-app/Cargo.lock and the tests that pin the release move to 0.5.6.
Submission Checklist
Tests added or updated: the two tests pinning the TinySearch release now assert 0.5.6. Provider behavior is tested in TinySearch.
Diff coverage ≥ 80% — N/A: no production Rust lines change; this is a pin, a generated record and test values.
Coverage matrix updated — N/A: no feature rows added, removed or renamed.
All affected feature IDs from the matrix are listed — N/A: no matrix change.
No new external network dependencies introduced.
Manual smoke checklist updated — N/A: no release-cut surface changes.
Linked issue closed via Closes #NNN — N/A: there is no tracking issue.
Impact
Runtime: search calls that leave the Gemini model or Exa type unset get the faster settings, on every platform.
Exa lite serves its index only, so results with no cached copy can drop out when highlights are requested. Lower Gemini thinking may also change web_answer quality. The speed-up is taken from provider docs and has not been measured.
No migration or API change in this repository.
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Follow-up PR(s)/TODOs: tinyhumansai/chottu-core bumps to this pin once it merges.
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Update the TinySearch module record to version 0.5.6, refreshing the release URL and the per-platform archive names and SHA-256 checksums to match the published release.
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Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Update the tinysearch and tinysearch-bus lockfile entries to 0.5.6 and correct the registry record comment to reference the v0.5.6 checksum file, keeping the recorded version and release URL consistent with the published release.
Auto-committed-on: cuttlefish
Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Update the TinySearch registry test that still pins 0.5.5
Update the tests still asserting TinySearch 0.5.5
Update the TinySearch registry test that still pins 0.5.5
Update the tests still asserting TinySearch 0.5.5
Update the TinySearch registry test that still pins 0.5.5
Update the tests still asserting TinySearch 0.5.5
Update the TinySearch registry test that still pins 0.5.5
Update the tests still asserting TinySearch 0.5.5
Update the TinySearch registry test that still pins 0.5.5
Update the tests still asserting TinySearch 0.5.5
Update the TinySearch registry test that still pins 0.5.5
Update the tests still asserting TinySearch 0.5.5
Verdict: Ready for maintainer review · Priority: none Coverage: Reviewed 3 of 6 files; not reviewed: Cargo.lock, crates/openhuman…, and 1 additional unreviewed files.
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Pull request purpose (title): chore(registry): bump tinysearch module to 0.5.6. Purpose (PR title): chore(registry): bump tinysearch module to 0.5.6. The pull request repins the TinySearch module from v0.5.5 to v0.5.6 via the TINYSEARCH registry record, moving vendor/tinysearch and both lockfiles forward as well. The record's version, release URL, and all seventeen host archive names and SHA-256 digests were rewritten from the published checksum.toml. The behavior change is a default speed-up in provider calls (lower Gemini thinking, Exa lite), with the noted trade-off that fresh uncached pages may drop out of Exa results when highlights are requested.
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What changed
The registry TINYSEARCH constant in crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_search.rs moves from version 0.5.5 to 0.5.6: the release URL points at the v0.5.6 tag, the provenance comment references the published v0.5.6 checksum.toml, and every one of the seventeen platform assets (archlinux, fedora-43/44, macos-15/26, ubuntu-22.04/24.04, windows-11/2022/2025) gets a 0.5.6 archive filename and a new SHA-256 digest. Per the description, vendor/tinysearch moves to v0.5.6 and Cargo.lock plus crates/openhuman-app/Cargo.lock move to 0.5.6. Runtime behavior per the description: grounded Gemini calls on the default model use thinkingLevel low and direct Exa search defaults to the lite type unless the caller chooses one, so search is faster but Exa lite serves its index only and results without a cached copy can drop out when highlights are requested; lower Gemini thinking may also change web_answer quality. Explicit caller choices for Gemini model or Exa type are sent unchanged, and there is no API or migration change in this repository.
Features
Modified — TinySearch module record repinned to v0.5.6: Changes the pinned native module release consumed at download time for every supported host: new version, release URL, archive names and SHA-256 digests for all seventeen host keys. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_search.rspub(crate) const TINYSEARCH: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {)
Tests
stale_test_assertion — The registry contract test for TinySearch now asserts version 0.5.6 and the updated ubuntu-24.04-x86_64 digest instead of the 0.5.5 values, keeping it aligned with the bumped record.: The tests lane reported that the previously flagged stale assertion is addressed in this revision and found no new issues. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_tests.rsfn tinysearch_registry_matches_bus_contract_and_published_release() {)
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tests
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Lane summary: Both prior findings are addressed in this revision: the registry unit test now pins 0.5.6 with the matching ubuntu-24.04-x86_64 digest, and the e2e harness assertions on the pinned version and the `modules_list` payload now expect 0.5.6. The remaining diff is a mechanical version/digest bump in the asset table with no behavioural branch of its own. No new findings. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `387d0d1a637c`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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description
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Positive: Description lane reports both earlier findings resolved, with the pinned-release tests asserting 0.5.6 to match the registry record, and nothing new to block on.
Lane summary: The two pinned-release tests now assert 0.5.6, matching the registry record bumped to the published v0.5.6 assets; both earlier findings are resolved and I found nothing new to block on. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `387d0d1a637c`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
The TinySearch registry entry and vendor reference now point to version 0.5.6. Registry and end-to-end test expectations are updated to match. The registry retains its existing platform set and library_sha256: None settings.
The registry entry uses version 0.5.6 and updated archive names and checksums for all 17 platform assets. The vendor reference advances to a new commit. Registry and end-to-end tests expect version 0.5.6 and the updated Ubuntu asset digest. The contract-version assertion and registry platform settings remain unchanged.
Epic: Cross-platform module testing #7335: This PR updates the TinySearch vendor reference and registry assets as part of the release pinning described by the issue.
Possibly related PRs
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8534: Updates the previous TinySearch registry pin and vendor reference to version 0.5.5.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#7480: Adds a check that the TinySearch vendor source version matches the registry version.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#7374: Adds TinySearch release-artifact staging and an end-to-end test for the released module.
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The release pin and version expectations are aligned. Adding a thinking-level assertion would improve regression protection, but no concrete merge-blocking defect remains.
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A rabbit checks each checksum in the light, Seventeen archives line up just right. The vendor pin hops forward one small pace, Tests greet version six in its place. The registry keeps its platform row, And off the rabbit goes.
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1-1: Minor · Potential issue · Poor tradeoff
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The new TinySearch pin reportedly defaults direct Exa searches to lite. When highlights are requested, lite may omit results for which Exa has no cached copy, potentially changing searches that previously returned those results.
The caller may receive incomplete search results.
This can occur when: A caller leaves the Exa search type unset and requests highlights for a query with a relevant result that lacks an Exa cached copy.
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The Exa lite finding from @coderabbitai is a known, accepted trade-off rather than a defect, so nothing changes here. Faster default search is the point of this repin, and the PR notes that results with no cached copy can drop out. Callers that need live pages can still set an explicit type.
Assert the default Gemini thinking level in the managed TinySearch request test.
The test checks that TinySearch sends one managed Gemini request, that the request forwards the query, and that it requests googleSearch. It does not check the thinking configuration in that request. The scripted endpoint records the request body but returns the same fixture for every request. A request that sends a higher or omitted thinking level would still pass.
This PR sets the default thinking level to low. Add an assertion on the thinking field of managed_request in tests/agent_harness_e2e.rs near the existing tools assertion. Confirm the field name and default value in the TinySearch 0.5.6 request construction before you write the assertion. The test sets no thinking or model override, so the default value applies.
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Review comment at @tests/agent_harness_e2e.rs at line 1528:
Update the managed TinySearch request test around managed_request to assert its
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- Line 1528: Update the managed TinySearch request test around managed_request
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@senamakel Understood. I withdraw the Exa lite finding. The reduced coverage is a documented, accepted trade-off for faster default search. Callers that need live pages can select an explicit type. No change is needed for this concern.
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thinkingLevel: low.litetype unless the caller chooses one.Problem
mediumthinking default and Exa atauto, both slower settings. The changes landed in Default search to fast Gemini and Exa settings tinysearch#46 and shipped in v0.5.6, and hosts only get them through this pin.Solution
vendor/tinysearchmoves from v0.5.5 to v0.5.6 (bdb4815).scripts/modules/release-and-repin.mjsrewrote the registry record verbatim from the publishedchecksum.toml.Cargo.lock,crates/openhuman-app/Cargo.lockand the tests that pin the release move to 0.5.6.Submission Checklist
Closes #NNN— N/A: there is no tracking issue.Impact
liteserves its index only, so results with no cached copy can drop out when highlights are requested. Lower Gemini thinking may also changeweb_answerquality. The speed-up is taken from provider docs and has not been measured.Related
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