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Groundwork for a Google Analytics 4 integration, modeled on the Cloudflare analytics collector: poll a third-party API on a cron and ship the results as OTLP metrics through the ingest gateway, so the metric explorer, dashboard builder and alerting all work on the data with no new query paths. The one place GA4 cannot follow Cloudflare is restatement. Cloudflare's 5-minute buckets are final once written, so an append-only watermark is enough. GA4 keeps revising `dateHour` rows for ~48h, and `metrics_sum` is a plain MergeTree with no dedupe — re-polling an hour and writing the new value again would leave two rows at the same timestamp, and every reducer would then read wrong: `sum` double-counts, `avg` blends stale with fresh, `max` breaks on a downward revision. So nothing is written as an absolute value. Each series records what it has already emitted for a bucket, and a re-poll emits only the difference as a DELTA-temporality, non-monotonic sum. `sum(Value)` per bucket is then exactly GA4's current answer however many times the hour is revised, and a downward revision is simply a negative delta. The ledger holds one row per (org, property, dataset, bucket) with a JSON map of seriesHash -> value rather than a row per series: ~288 rows per property instead of ~9k, which is the difference between ~29k and ~930k rows on the primary at 100 properties. Also resolved here: GA4's `dateHour` is expressed in the property's reporting timezone, not UTC, and says so nowhere in the response. Left unconverted, every bucket lands at the wrong instant — consistently, invisibly, and by a whole number of hours. The property timezone is now cached on the state row and the conversion goes through the platform tz database. Extracted `otlp.ts` and the cardinality-folding helpers out of the Cloudflare collector into `integrations/shared/`, unchanged in behaviour — both are provider-agnostic and the GA4 collector needs them verbatim.
`GoogleAnalyticsOAuthService` reuses the shared connection helpers wholesale —
token encryption, single-flight refresh and the `invalid_grant`-only revocation
rule are not re-implemented. What it adds is Google's own trap: a refresh token
is only issued with `access_type=offline`, and only RE-issued on a repeat consent
with `prompt=consent`. Without both, a reconnect silently yields an
access-token-only grant that dies within the hour, so a grant arriving without
one is refused at connect time rather than stored — the same guard Cloudflare
grew after its 31h outage. A grant that reaches no GA4 property is refused too;
finding that out at the first poll means a card that looks connected and never
fills in.
`GoogleAnalyticsService` is the poll loop. Three frontiers rather than
Cloudflare's two, because GA4 revises the past: `frozenThroughAt` is the line
past which an hour is final, and everything between it and HEAD is re-polled each
tick and emitted as a delta.
Two bugs the tests caught, both worth naming:
- Wrapping each window in `Effect.option` swallowed the failures that must abort
the whole tick. A dead grant would then never be stamped revoked and would
retry every 15 minutes forever, and a quota rejection would keep spending the
org's remaining GA4 budget on windows guaranteed to fail the same way. Only
connection-fatal errors now propagate; a malformed report for one dataset still
says nothing about the next, so those stay local.
- `catchTags` matched nothing. These failures carry namespaced tags
("@maple/http/errors/IntegrationsRevokedError"), so a tag-keyed catch compiled
fine and silently fell through to the generic handler.
Metric names follow Cloudflare's `.by_*` convention for breakdowns. That is not
cosmetic: `channels`, `geo` and `device` all report the same total sliced
differently, so a shared name would show four times the real session count on any
chart without a group-by.
The public surface is v2 from the start rather than promoted from v1. Cloudflare
sits on the older v1 group because it predates v2; PlanetScale and Slack are the
two most recent integrations and both live in v2, and the dashboard client is
migrating there.
`GET /` reports one entry per PROPERTY rather than per state row — the six report
types are an implementation detail, so a property's health is the worst of its
datasets and its progress the least advanced. `PATCH /properties/{property_id}`
toggles collection without discarding position, so re-enabling resumes instead of
re-collecting a month of history. `DELETE` drops the collector state along with
the grant: leaving the ledger behind would make a later reconnect emit deltas
against values describing a connection that no longer exists.
The connect flow reuses PlanetScale's trusted-origin gate verbatim. The callback
URL is persisted and replayed as `redirect_uri` at token exchange and the origin
comes from a client-settable header, so an untrusted one would mint an authorize
URL pointing at a host the caller controls.
The poll runs on the existing 15-minute cron rather than Cloudflare's 5-minute
one: GA4 does not update fast enough to reward a tighter cadence, and every tick
spends Data API quota per property.
`AllV2GroupLayersLive` refuses to build unless every registered group has a
handler layer, so the harnesses that never touch this group get inert stubs — the
same treatment PlanetScale gets.
The frontend is small because the metrics pipeline does the work: GA4 data lands as ordinary metrics, so the metric explorer needs nothing, and the template gallery's readiness gating keys off the `google_analytics.` prefix rather than any integration id. Every widget in the template uses `sum`. That is the temporality contract, not a preference: these are DELTA sums, and `rate`/`increase` assume cumulative temporality and would double-difference them. Adds a `product` dashboard-template category. The existing four are all operator-facing — what the app or its infrastructure did — and web analytics is about what the app's USERS did; filing it under "application" or "infrastructure" would have been a lie for the sake of not touching an enum. The card puts disconnect in its own body rather than the route header, matching PlanetScale and Slack (Cloudflare's header actions are the outlier), and shows a per-property toggle so an agency grant reaching hundreds of properties is not forced to collect all of them. A revoked grant gets its own state: "Not connected" would be wrong (the connection row is still there) and "Connected" would be a lie (collection has stopped). The connect boundary runs `prime` from the dashboard tab after the popup succeeds. The callback deliberately does not — a first collection takes tens of seconds on a multi-property grant and the popup would sit blank for all of it. The icon is a PLACEHOLDER and is labelled as one in the file. Every other brand mark here carries simple-icons path data and attribution; that package is not vendored, and inventing a path while citing them would plant a false citation. It reads correctly at catalog size and must be swapped before this ships.
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659-663: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winResolve the property timezone once per property, not once per dataset row.
ensureTimeZonesearches therowssnapshot that was loaded before the loop.patchRowwrites the timezone to the database but does not update that snapshot. On the first tick for a property,knownstays undefined for every one of its six dataset rows, sogetPropertyTimeZoneruns six times per property andpatchRowruns six times per call.Cache the resolved timezone in a
Map<string, string | null>for the tick, or update the in-memoryrowsentries after a successful patch.Note that these Admin API calls are also not counted against
MAX_CALLS_PER_ORG_TICK, so the budget understates the request volume for a newly connected grant.♻️ Proposed fix: memoize per tick
+ const timeZoneCache = new Map<string, string | null>() + for (const row of pollable) { if (calls >= MAX_CALLS_PER_ORG_TICK) { skipped += 1 continue } const dataset = DATASETS.find((candidate) => candidate.id === row.dataset) if (dataset === undefined) continue - const timeZone = yield* ensureTimeZone(rows, accessToken, row.propertyId, now) + const cached = timeZoneCache.get(row.propertyId) + const timeZone = + cached !== undefined ? cached : yield* ensureTimeZone(rows, accessToken, row.propertyId, now) + timeZoneCache.set(row.propertyId, timeZone) if (timeZone === null) { skipped += 1 continue }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/api/src/dashboard-templates/product/google-analytics.ts`:
- Line 27: Update the property ID handling around the service-name clause
builder to validate that property_id is non-empty and contains only decimal
digits before constructing the filter. Reject invalid input through the existing
request-validation path, and never return an empty filter or proceed with an
unfiltered query.
In `@apps/api/src/routes/v2/integrations.http.ts`:
- Line 698: Update the disconnect and reconnect flows that call
GoogleAnalyticsService.resetOrgState so reset failures are propagated instead of
discarded via Effect.ignore. Ensure connection completion reports failure and
polling remains disabled until collector-state cleanup succeeds, or persist and
honor a cleanup-pending state in pollAllOrgs.
In `@apps/api/src/services/integrations/GoogleAnalyticsApi.ts`:
- Around line 161-165: Update the Google Analytics HTTP-status mapping in
pollOrgSafely so only credential-specific 403 responses, such as symbolic ===
"PERMISSION_DENIED", produce IntegrationsRevokedError; map gateway 403 responses
with no symbolic status and configuration errors such as SERVICE_DISABLED to
IntegrationsUpstreamError, while preserving the existing 401 revocation
behavior.
In `@apps/api/src/services/integrations/GoogleAnalyticsService.test.ts`:
- Line 378: Use the fixed TestClock instant T0 for all time values in this test:
move T0 before seedConnection, derive the seeded grant’s expiresAt from T0
instead of Date.now(), and compare leaseUntil against a T0-derived current time
rather than new Date().
In `@apps/api/src/services/integrations/GoogleAnalyticsService.ts`:
- Around line 453-468: Update pollWindow around the runReport call to compare
response.rowCount with the number of returned rows before invoking reconcile. If
rowCount exceeds the returned row count, fail the window instead of reconciling
incomplete data; otherwise preserve the existing reconciliation flow.
In `@apps/web/src/components/integrations/google-analytics-integration-card.tsx`:
- Line 203: Update the Google Analytics property toggle around handleToggle and
onCheckedChange so changes for each property_id cannot race: disable the Switch
while its update mutation is pending, or serialize pending updates per
property_id. Ensure an interrupted earlier request cannot overwrite the user’s
latest enabled state.
In `@apps/web/src/components/integrations/integration-connect.tsx`:
- Line 431: Update the useOAuthPopupFlow onClosed handler to trigger a
once-per-attempt prime operation after refreshing status, matching the
Cloudflare boundary behavior. Add a shared guard so the success-message path and
close path cannot run prime concurrently.
- Line 409: Update the useIntegrationMessage handler for
“maple:integration:google-analytics” to validate both the configured OAuth
callback origin and the expected popup source before accepting success data or
recording integration_connected telemetry. Ensure the popup-close onClosed path
invokes prime as a fallback while preserving its existing status refresh
behavior.
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In `@apps/api/src/services/integrations/GoogleAnalyticsService.ts`:
- Around line 659-663: Update the loop around ensureTimeZone to resolve each
property's timezone only once per tick by caching results in a Map keyed by
propertyId, including null outcomes, and reusing the cached value for that
property's remaining dataset rows. Keep the existing skipped-row behavior when
the resolved timezone is null.
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…dget Three CI checks, two of them mine. The iOS spec is generated from the v2 surface and checked in, so registering a new group leaves it stale. Regenerating adds exactly the group's tag entry and nothing else. The startup bundle lands at 686.2 KB against a 685 KB budget. Isolated by registering and unregistering `V2GoogleAnalyticsIntegrationsApiGroup` against the same build: 686.2 with it, 684.6 without. So the whole 1.6 KB is the v2 domain contract every page's API client carries, and the card, catalog entry, icon and template-icon entry cost nothing measurable between them. Same category as the Releases and AI-detect contract entries already recorded in that file, just larger — five endpoints and six schemas rather than one. The weight is the OpenAPI descriptions, which are the public API documentation; trimming them to buy back a kilobyte of startup would be the wrong trade, and the group cannot be split out of the client because every page's client is built from the whole `MapleApiV2` surface. The `sidebar-icons.tsx` lint failure is NOT from this branch — it arrived with fcf492c and main is already red on it. Fixed here because it blocks this PR: the explicit `Record<string, ReactNode>` annotation is dropped for `satisfies`, and the lookup narrows through a type predicate rather than an inline cast, so an unknown frontmatter name still returns undefined.
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In `@apps/clickhouse-builder-docs/src/sidebar-icons.tsx`:
- Line 305: Update isSidebarIconName to validate that name is an own key of
icons rather than accepting inherited properties, while preserving its
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Every table with an `org_id` must appear in exactly one of the three lists in OrganizationService, and the registry test fails on a new one that appears in none — which is exactly what it did here. The gate is doing its job: it exists so a new org-scoped table cannot silently escape org deletion. Both go in UNPURGED_ORG_SCOPED_TABLES, on the criterion that list's docstring states: neither holds a token, hash, ciphertext or other secret, and nothing resolves either to grant access. `google_analytics_state` is property names, timezone, watermarks and a lease; `google_analytics_ledger` is a bucket keyed map of numbers. The credential itself lives in `oauth_connections`, which is already purged — so what is left behind is inert collector state that cannot collect anything without a grant. That is the same read, and the same conclusion, as the direct precedents: `cloudflareAnalyticsState` and `planetscalePollState` sit in the same list for the same reason.
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In `@apps/api/src/services/org/OrganizationService.ts`:
- Around line 145-146: Update the organization deletion purge registry used by
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Review findings, three of them real bugs in the reconciliation path. **Reports are now paged to completion.** Reconciliation reads a series that is in the ledger but absent from the response as "revised to zero" and retracts it, so a truncated report retracted real data — and flapped, re-emitting it next tick as the truncation point moved. `dateHour` x `pagePath` over a 48h window exceeds one 10k page on any busy site, so this was reachable rather than theoretical. A window that is still short after the page ceiling now fails instead of half-landing. **403 no longer revokes the grant.** Only 401 does. Google overloads 403 for conditions that say nothing about the credential: `PERMISSION_DENIED` when the account lost access to one property, `SERVICE_DISABLED` when the Data API is not enabled on the Cloud project. Revoking on either would disconnect an entire org because one property was reshared, or because of a project setting no reconnect can fix. **Collector state now survives a disconnect.** The review asked for reset failures to propagate; working through it, the reset itself is the hazard and it is gone. Metrics already collected are retained, so the ledger is the only record of what has been emitted — dropping it and reconnecting within 48h re-emits those hours in full on top of rows already in the warehouse, which is the exact double-count the ledger exists to prevent. Dropping the state rows is worse: it resets `backfillAt`, so the 30-day backfill re-runs over hours whose ledger entries have already been pruned. Org deletion is the case where these rows should go, and the registry in OrganizationService already handles it. Covered by a new test that disconnects, reconnects and asserts the bucket is not re-emitted. Also: the property timezone is resolved once per property per tick rather than once per dataset row (it was costing six Admin API calls and thirty-six row writes per new property, because `patchRow` writes the database and not the snapshot the loop reads); the template rejects a non-numeric `property_id` rather than interpolating it into a filter clause that would be dropped as unparseable, silently widening every widget to all properties; the property toggle disables while its own PATCH is in flight, since the shared mutation cancels the client effect but not the request that already reached an unconditional write; `prime` now also runs when the popup closes without a message, which is the documented COOP case, guarded so the two paths cannot both fire. Two test fixes with the same root cause: `expiresAt` and the lease assertion were built from the real clock while the service reads time through a TestClock pinned to T0, so both would have started failing on a date rather than on a change. `sidebar-icons` uses `Object.hasOwn` — `in` also matches inherited members, so `constructor` would have passed the guard. NOT addressed: `useIntegrationMessage` does not validate `event.origin`. It is pre-existing shared code behind all five integrations, and the correct check is against the API origin rather than the dashboard's, because the callback page posts cross-origin by design. Changing it blind would break every existing integration, so it wants its own PR.
Moves both tables from UNPURGED_ORG_SCOPED_TABLES into the purge list, so a deleted org's GA4 property and account names do not outlive it. They were placed in the unpurged list earlier in this branch and that list's criterion did allow it — neither table holds a token, hash, ciphertext or other secret, and nothing resolves either to grant access. But deletion is terminal, and that removes the one reason to keep them. The ledger exists so a RECONNECT does not re-emit hours already in the warehouse; a deleted org never reconnects. What is left behind is third-party names belonging to an org that is gone, and there is no correctness argument for retaining them. Note this leaves the sibling integration-state tables — cloudflareAnalyticsState, planetscalePollState, planetscaleDatabases, planetscaleEvents — still unpurged. They hold the same category of third-party names and were a deliberate, documented retention decision, so revisiting them is its own change rather than something to fold in here.
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437-441: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReset
primedbefore each OAuth attempt.After a successful attempt,
primeOncesetsprimed.currenttotrue. A lateruseOAuthPopupFlowattempt skipsgoogleAnalyticsIntegration/prime, so property discovery and the first collection wait for cron. Resetprimed.currentbeforestartConnect.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/api/src/services/integrations/GoogleAnalyticsService.ts`:
- Line 744: Update the per-property flow around ensureTimeZone in pollOrg so
non-fatal timezone lookup errors, including permission-denied
IntegrationsUpstreamError, are recovered without aborting remaining properties;
memoize the unresolved timezone as null. Preserve propagation of
connection-fatal errors such as revoked grants and quota exhaustion, using the
existing recoverWindow/error-classification mechanisms.
- Around line 497-523: Update both pollWindow call sites in pollOrg to consume
one per-org budget unit before each initial and pagination runReport request,
including requests made through recoverWindow. Ensure pagination consumes a unit
for every runReport iteration and preserve the existing behavior when the budget
is exhausted; do not base accounting on returned page counts because
recoverWindow may return null after a request.
In `@apps/web/src/components/integrations/google-analytics-integration-card.tsx`:
- Line 213: Update the property-row toggle handling around updateProperty and
handleToggle so concurrent property mutations cannot overlap. Disable every
property switch while any shared mutation is pending, or track in-flight updates
so pendingProperty cannot be cleared by an earlier settlement while a later
request remains active; preserve the existing per-property pending behavior once
serialization is enforced.
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In `@apps/web/src/components/integrations/integration-connect.tsx`:
- Around line 437-441: Update the OAuth start callback around startConnect and
primeOnce so primed.current is reset before every startConnect invocation.
Preserve the existing redirect mapping and ensure each useOAuthPopupFlow attempt
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Two of these are fallout from the previous round of review fixes. Pagination made a window worth up to five Data API requests while `pollOrg` still charged one per window, so thirty "charged" windows could issue up to a hundred and fifty requests and quietly overrun the ceiling the budget exists to enforce. The budget is now a mutable counter threaded into `pollWindow` and charged per REQUEST. Returning a page count instead would not have worked: `recoverWindow` turns a non-fatal failure into null after its requests have already been spent. Running out mid-report is treated like hitting the page ceiling — the window fails rather than reconciling a partial set, because a short report retracts series it simply did not reach. `ensureTimeZone` was called outside `recoverWindow`. Now that a 403 is a non-fatal upstream error rather than a revocation, a property the account lost access to would fail that lookup and abort the whole tick, skipping every property after it. It is recovered per property and the unresolved zone memoized, so one reshared property no longer stops the rest collecting. Per-row disabling of the property toggle was not sufficient on its own. The mutation atom is shared and non-concurrent, so whichever operation settled first cleared the pending marker and re-enabled every row while another update was still in flight. All rows are disabled while any update is pending. `primed` is reset per attempt rather than per mount — the card offers Reconnect on a revoked grant without unmounting the boundary, so a latched flag would skip the first collection on every attempt after the first.
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Adds a Google Analytics 4 integration: an org connects a Google account, Maple discovers every GA4 property that grant can see, and a cron collects each property's hourly numbers into the regular OTel metrics pipeline. Because the data lands as ordinary metrics, the metric explorer, dashboard builder and alerting all work on it with no new query paths — the same trade that makes the Cloudflare collector cheap.
The one place this could not follow the Cloudflare collector
Cloudflare's 5-minute buckets are final once written, so an append-only watermark is enough. GA4 keeps revising
dateHourrows for ~48h, andmetrics_sumis a plainMergeTreewith no dedupe. Re-polling an hour and writing the new value again would leave two rows at the same timestamp, and every reducer would then read wrong:sumdouble-counts,avgblends stale with fresh,maxbreaks on a downward revision.So nothing is written as an absolute value. Each series records what it has already emitted for a bucket, and a re-poll emits only the difference, as a DELTA-temporality, non-monotonic sum.
sum(Value)per bucket is then exactly GA4's current answer however many times the hour is revised, and a downward revision is simply a negative delta.This is what
AggregationTemporality = 1is for, and the read-side contract is already documented inpackages/query-engine/src/query-builder/model.ts: a delta counter exports its increment per interval, sosumis correct andrate/increasewould double-difference it.is_monotonic: falsealso keeps these rows out of the cumulative rate path, which selects onIsMonotonic = 1. Every widget in the dashboard template usessumfor that reason.Ledger shape. One row per
(org, property, dataset, bucket)holding a JSON map ofseriesHash -> value, not a row per series: ~288 rows per property instead of ~9k, which is the difference between ~29k and ~930k rows on the primary at 100 properties.Timezones, which are load-bearing here
GA4's
dateHouris expressed in the property's reporting timezone, not UTC, and the response says so nowhere. Left unconverted, every bucket lands at the wrong instant — consistently, invisibly, and by a whole number of hours; the chart would look plausible and be wrong, and the ledger would keep it consistent with itself. The property timezone is resolved once via the Admin API, cached on the state row, and the conversion goes through the platform tz database. A property whose timezone has not resolved is not polled at all.Bugs the tests caught
Effect.optionswallowed the failures that must abort the whole tick. A dead grant would then never be stamped revoked and would retry every 15 minutes forever, and a quota rejection would keep spending the org's remaining GA4 budget on windows guaranteed to fail identically. Only connection-fatal errors propagate now; a malformed report for one dataset still says nothing about the next.catchTagsmatched nothing — these failures carry namespaced tags (@maple/http/errors/IntegrationsRevokedError), so a tag-keyed catch compiled fine and silently fell through to the generic handler.Notes for review
.by_*suffix, following the Cloudflare convention. Not cosmetic:channels,geoanddeviceeach report the same session total sliced differently, so a shared name would show four times the real count on any chart without a group-by.productdashboard-template category. The existing four are all operator-facing — what the app or its infrastructure did — and this is about what the app's users did. Filing it underapplicationorinfrastructurewould have been a lie for the sake of not touching an enum.integrations/shared/unchanged in behaviour, and the shared OAuth connection helpers (token encryption, single-flight refresh, theinvalid_grant-only revocation rule) are used as-is.db:generatehit the known duplicate-prefix trap — it emitted0054_*alongside the existing0054and clobbered that snapshot. Repaired per the documented sequence: renamed to0055_google_analytics_integration.sql, restored the clobbered snapshot, journaltagupdated withidxleft as generated. Re-runningdb:generateis now a no-op and the snapshot chain links correctly.Two things before this ships
analytics.readonlyis a sensitive scope: a public app needs brand review plus OAuth verification — weeks of calendar time — and an unverified app hard-caps at 100 users. Worth filing now; it will outlast the code.Testing
Scoped typechecks across api, web, domain, primitives and infra are clean. 719 api tests, 1272 web tests, 705 domain tests, including 25 covering the reconciliation and timezone logic and 10 PGlite-backed collector tests (discovery, lease, quota backoff, revocation, per-property toggles).
The reconciliation tests are the ones worth reading: they poll an hour, revise it up, revise it down, and assert the emitted deltas sum to GA4's latest answer each time — plus the retraction case where a series disappears from the report, and the round-trip of a breakdown value containing spaces (
"Organic Search").bun run lintis clean apart from one pre-existing failure inapps/clickhouse-builder-docs/src/sidebar-icons.tsx, which arrived withfcf492cc9eon main and this branch does not touch.Not yet done: live end-to-end verification against real Google endpoints. Connecting an actual GA4 test property via
bun dev api webwould exercise the OAuth callback, discovery and the prime poll, which nothing here has run against Google itself.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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