v1.0.40

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Summary by Sourcery

Correct Dapr distributed-cache TTL handling to prevent stale permanent entries and accurately document provider-specific expiration behavior.

Bug Fixes:

• Fix Dapr cache expiration so sub-second and fractional TTLs are rounded up to the provider’s one-second granularity instead of becoming permanent or expiring early.
• Skip Dapr cache writes for already-expired or non-positive lifetimes and clamp excessively large TTLs to the supported integer range.

Enhancements:

• Unify absolute and sliding TTL handling while preserving absolute-expiration precedence and improving TTL telemetry.

Documentation:

• Document cache TTL granularity and provider-specific expiration behavior, including Dapr’s rounding, sliding-expiration limitations, and stale-entry upgrade considerations.
• Correct distributed-cache expiration examples and add local NuGet feed usage instructions.

Tests:

• Add unit coverage for Dapr TTL rounding, expiration handling, precedence, missing options, skipped writes, and large TTL clamping.

Chores:

• Add design and implementation planning documentation for the Dapr cache TTL fix.

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Reviewer's Guide

Version 1.0.40 fixes Dapr distributed-cache TTL loss and truncation by centralizing expiration handling, rounding positive TTLs up to Dapr’s one-second granularity, skipping already-expired writes, and clamping extreme values. It adds focused unit tests, expands cache documentation and migration guidance, and documents the implementation/design plus local NuGet packaging workflow.

Sequence diagram for Dapr cache TTL handling

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Cache as DaprDistributedCacheService
    participant Dapr as DaprClient

    Caller->>Cache: SetAsync(key, value, options)
    Cache->>Cache: Compute requestedTtl
    alt requestedTtl <= TimeSpan.Zero
        Cache->>Cache: SetTag(cache.skipped, true)
        Cache-->>Caller: Return without SaveStateAsync
    else positive requestedTtl
        Cache->>Cache: ToStoreTtlSeconds(ttl)
        Cache->>Cache: Round up and clamp to int.MaxValue
        Cache->>Dapr: SaveStateAsync(..., ttlInSeconds metadata)
        Dapr-->>Cache: Save completed
        Cache-->>Caller: Return
    else no expiration options
        Cache->>Dapr: SaveStateAsync(..., no TTL metadata)
        Dapr-->>Cache: Save completed
        Cache-->>Caller: Return
    end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Correct Dapr TTL conversion and handling of expired cache writes.	Unify absolute and sliding expiration calculation while preserving absolute-expiration precedence. Round positive lifetimes up to Dapr’s one-second granularity and clamp oversized values to int.MaxValue. Skip writes for already-expired absolute or non-positive sliding lifetimes, recording a diagnostic tag. Use invariant formatting for ttlInSeconds metadata.	framework/src/BBT.Aether.Infrastructure/BBT/Aether/DistributedCache/Dapr/DaprDistributedCacheService.cs
Add unit coverage for Dapr cache expiration behavior.	Capture SaveStateAsync metadata with a substituted DaprClient. Verify sub-second and fractional TTL rounding, whole-second values, precedence, no-options behavior, skipped writes, and large-value clamping.	framework/test/BBT.Aether.Infrastructure.Tests/BBT/Aether/DistributedCache/Dapr/DaprDistributedCacheServiceTests.cs
Document provider-specific cache TTL semantics and migration implications.	Fix the invalid relative-expiration example. Document Dapr’s one-second floor, round-up behavior, non-positive expiration handling, non-sliding Dapr reads, telemetry differences, and stale entries from earlier versions.	framework/docs/distributed-cache/README.md
Add design and implementation documentation for the Dapr TTL fix.	Record the defect analysis, scope decisions, compatibility impact, test plan, and implementation workflow. Document local NuGet feed packaging and consumption guidance for unreleased work.	framework/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-11-dapr-cache-ttl-granularity-design.md framework/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-09-11-dapr-cache-ttl-granularity.md CLAUDE.md .gitignore

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