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This allows tests to know when services are ready/pauses "docker compose up"'s return until services are actually listening. This also refactors the deployment to use Quart for the servers (consistent with the AcknowlEDG API server) so that developers do not need to maintain knowledge of multiple WebSocket server patterns. Additionally, management of process pool jobs has been improved so that a task taking longer than they are allowed, responding to a review no longer being monitored, or similar, are properly cleaned up without negatively impacting other tasks. In a similar "reliability" vein, caps have been added to ensure input data stays within reasonable bounds to preserve service health. Finally, a number of cleanup passes have been taken to improve code quality.
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title says the PR improves deployment stability by adding health check endpoints. The changeset adds a shared Quart/Hypercorn serving module with a GET /healthz endpoint (HEALTH_PATH), wires healt… Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Full details: Title check
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The title says the PR improves deployment stability by adding health check endpoints. The changeset adds a shared Quart/Hypercorn serving module with a GET /healthz endpoint (HEALTH_PATH), wires health checks into compose.yaml, and updates tests to use it. The PR objectives name health checks as the primary goal, so the title matches the main change. It omits the other objectives (Quart refactor, process-pool cleanup, input caps), which the title does not need to cover. The title ends with an empty bracket pair '[]', which is noise and should be removed.
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dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_safety.py: 1
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Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/client.py:
- Around line 260-261: Update PublisherClient.run to catch and log
PublisherUnavailableError from _run_connection, then continue the existing
reconnect loop so a server disconnect during handshake does not terminate the
task.
- Line 230: Handle failures from the fallback call to _sync within sync_all so
they do not abort processing before the connection is marked ready: re-raise
PublisherUnavailableError for the outer retry handler, and log other exceptions.
Ensure the review is marked dirty after the fallback attempt, including when it
fails.
Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/pool.py:
- Around line 258-262: Update the _dispatch handler around _replace to catch
OSError as well as PoolError. For OSError start failures, log the exception,
update slot.failed_starts and slot.not_before using the existing backoff policy,
then wait and continue so the dispatcher remains available; preserve the current
PoolError handling.
Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/workspace.py:
- Around line 696-698: Update the subprocess cleanup in the `finally` block of
`Workspaces.diff` so it kills the process if it has not exited before awaiting
`process.wait()`. Handle the possibility that the process has already
disappeared, and reuse or add the needed import without changing unrelated
cleanup behavior.
- Around line 110-111: Update patterns_for_test to bound the encoded full test
path as well as the filename; return an empty list when either limit is
exceeded. Define and use a path-size limit so long directory components cannot
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- Around line 238-252: Add a cancellation test alongside
test_git_output_can_be_bounded that runs _communicate_bounded with a
long-running yes process and a limit high enough to avoid the over-limit path.
Cancel the task, assert it raises CancelledError within a short timeout, and
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Handle failures of the rebuild fallback per review.
review_identity includes the pull request title in the rich name. A title that makes the name exceed MAX_RICH_NAME_LENGTH causes decode_review to raise ValueError. The server returns {'error': 'failed', ...}, and _request raises RuntimeError.
The fallback runs outside the per-review exception handler. This exception can end sync_all before _connected.set(). The websocket remains open, so wait_connected() can remain blocked.
Catch fallback failures, log them, and mark the review dirty. Re-raise PublisherUnavailableError so the outer handler can retry the connection.
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--- "a/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/client.py" +++ "b/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/client.py" @@ -227,8 +227,14 @@ except Exception as ex: _log.warning('rebuilding %s#%s: %s', record.info.repository, record.info.number, ex) - await self._sync(review, []) + try: + await self._sync(review, []) + except PublisherUnavailableError: + raise + except Exception: + _log.exception('could not stop serving %s#%s', + record.info.repository, record.info.number) await self._store.mark_dirty(record.id) await self._request({'op': 'prune', 'keep': served}) except PublisherUnavailableError as ex: _log.warning('serving the reviews failed (%s); will retry on the '
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Catch PublisherUnavailableError from _run_connection in run.
_run_connection sends the init message inside its try block. _Connection.send converts ConnectionClosed into PublisherUnavailableError. After the finally cleanup, that exception leaves _run_connection and run(). run() does not catch it, so the exception ends the PublisherClient.run task. This task runs in the service TaskGroup, so the whole service stops.
The trigger is a publisher server that closes the socket right after the handshake, for example during a restart. The connect iterator only retries failures of the connection attempt itself. It does not retry errors raised in the loop body.
Catch the error in run and log it. The loop then reconnects.
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--- "a/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/client.py" +++ "b/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/client.py" @@ -257,8 +257,11 @@ self._url, max_size = MESSAGE_LIMIT, open_timeout = DEFAULT_OPEN_TIMEOUT_S): - await self._run_connection(_Connection(connection)) - _log.warning('lost the publisher server; reconnecting') + try: + await self._run_connection(_Connection(connection)) + except PublisherUnavailableError as ex: + _log.warning('the publisher server went away at once: %s', ex) + _log.warning('lost the publisher server; reconnecting') async def _run_connection(self, connection: _Connection) -> None: '''Serve ``connection`` until it goes.'''
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A non-PoolError start failure kills the slot's dispatcher permanently.
_dispatch catches only PoolError around _replace. _start can also raise OSError from socket.socketpair() or asyncio.create_subprocess_exec. Examples are EMFILE, a fork failure, or a missing interpreter.
An OSError leaves _dispatch and ends the dispatcher task, and nothing awaits the task, so the error goes unreported. The slot is never served again.
The OSError path also leaves slot.not_before unchanged, so starting_later() stays false. If every dispatcher dies this way, the fast-fail in answer() never fires. Every later request is queued and waits forever. The section handler loop blocks on it.
Treat OSError like a failed start: log it, apply the backoff, and keep the dispatcher alive.
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--- "a/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/pool.py" +++ "b/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/pool.py" @@ -255,11 +255,18 @@ # requests only when it can answer them; while it can't start, the # others take them. if not slot.running(): try: await self._replace(slot) - except PoolError: + except (PoolError, OSError) as ex: + if not isinstance(ex, PoolError): + _log.exception('pool process %d could not be started', + slot.index) + slot.failed_starts += 1 + slot.not_before = time.monotonic() + min( + 2.0 ** (slot.failed_starts - 1), _MAX_RESTART_DELAY_S + ) await asyncio.sleep(max(slot.not_before - time.monotonic(), 0.1)) continue job = await self._jobs.get() if job.answered.done(): # Abandoned before its turn.
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Bound the total pattern size. patterns_for_test limits only the filename. A long directory is repeated for each dotted base name, so MAX_PATTERNS does not bound pattern bytes. The 16 MiB diff limit and 4 MiB MAX_TEST_IDS_BYTES limit do not impose a total pattern-size limit.
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Kill the process in finally. Cancellation can hang forever.
If the task is cancelled while it awaits process.stdout.read(...), finally runs await process.wait() and the process is still running. Nothing reads stdout any more. Once the pipe buffer fills, git diff blocks on its write and never exits. The cancelled task then never finishes.
Workspaces.diff calls this while it holds self.lock(repository). A hung task keeps that lock. Every later git operation on that repository then waits on the lock. Service shutdown and wait_for timeouts hit the same hang.
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contextlibmust be imported inworkspace.py. Check the existing imports first.
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This allows tests to know when services are ready/pauses "docker compose up"'s return until services are actually listening, fixing CI failures like: https://github.com/edgcpp/compiler/actions/runs/39886789630/job/120196711835
This also refactors the deployment to use Quart for the servers (consistent with the AcknowlEDG API server) so that developers do not need to maintain knowledge of multiple WebSocket server patterns.
Additionally, management of process pool jobs has been improved so that a task taking longer than they are allowed, responding to a review no longer being monitored, or similar, are properly cleaned up without negatively impacting other tasks.
In a similar "reliability" vein, caps have been added to ensure input data stays within reasonable bounds to preserve service health.
Finally, a number of cleanup passes have been taken to improve code quality.
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