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Improve deployment stability by adding health check endpoints [] - #385
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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New Features
Reviews are queued while the publishing service is unavailable and reconciled when it reconnects.
A shared service endpoint provides health checks and optional webhook reception.
Clients reconnect automatically; batch clients can optionally retry when connecting to an older server.
Command output is capped while preserving useful portions, and long review titles retain their links when shortened.
Bug Fixes
Improved handling of cancelled or failed requests, including routing provider errors to the relevant reviewer.
Added safeguards against oversized workspace and CI artifacts; invalid test-suite names are rejected.
Processing attempts follow a backoff schedule, with cancelled or temporarily unavailable work refunded.
Documentation
Updated service configuration and deployment guidance for the shared endpoint and optional webhook setting.
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Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/client/test/__init__.py:
- Around line 737-738: Update handle_test_edit_request and BenchEditHandler so
each edit job captures reviewer_of(request) and attaches that reviewer_id to any
exception raised by the request handler before re-raising it, allowing
_reply_to_failed_request to send INVALID_REQUEST for failures such as an empty
configs list.
Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/server.py:
- Around line 146-147: Update _keep_publishing to trigger connection cleanup
before restarting after either a publisher failure or settings change. In
create_publisher, track serve_connection tasks and provide cleanup to
_keep_publishing that cancels the active tasks, ensuring clients reconnect and
resynchronize after each replacement.
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Walkthrough
This pull request updates Forge publishing, serving, runner connections, and workspace processing. It also changes acknowledgement subscription and request handling, adds suite-name validation, narrows selected exception handlers, and improves asynchronous task and subprocess cleanup.
Changes: Forge service and publishing
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Summary
Shared serving and service configuration dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/{serving.py,config.py,service.py,webhooks.py,local.py}, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/{compose.yaml,README.md,run-dev-oss-repo.sh}, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/{conftest.py,test_containers.py,test_state.py}
Forge endpoints use shared Quart serving and health checks. The service bind and optional webhook setting replace the separate webhook bind. Container health checks and service dependencies use health endpoints.
Stored review state and processor lifecycle dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/db/store.py, dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/processor.py, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/{fakes.py,test_state.py,test_safety.py}
The processor stores sections before publisher synchronization and delists reviews during teardown. Retry attempts can be started, refunded, and recorded separately. CI metadata and combined test-ID reads are bounded.
The publisher processes queued sync, delist, and prune operations and serves reviews from stored records. Tests cover queued updates, reconnects, delisting, and health checks.
Per-process dispatchers process queued requests, match replies by request ID, skip abandoned queued work, and retry process startup.
Runner and workspace execution
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Runner connections and output handling dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/{runner/client.py,runner/server.py,sandbox_client.py}, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/{test_runner.py,test_containers.py}
The runner client uses a reconnecting connection and bounds retained command output. The runner server uses a Quart blueprint.
Workspace and input bounds dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/{workspace.py,processor.py}, dev_tools/pylibs/edgtest/runtest/__init__.py, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_safety.py
Workspace processing limits sparse-checkout patterns, Git output, archive entries, ZIP central-directory size, and CI input reads.
Acknowledgement clients and reviewer requests
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Summary
Protocol compatibility and subscription lifecycle dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/{__init__.py,client/__init__.py,client/websocket.py}, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/{test_client_cancellation.py,test_protocol_mismatch.py}, .agents/skills/acknowledg-client/SKILL.md
Batch clients can retry older protocol revisions when configured. Subscription operations no longer use fixed acknowledgement timeouts and clean pending state after cancellation or connection loss.
Reviewer identification and error routing dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/client/{shared.py,bench/__init__.py,test/__init__.py}, dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/pool.py, dev_tools/services/acknowledg/server/acknowledg_server/__init__.py, dev_tools/services/acknowledg/PROTOCOL.md, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/{test_pool.py,test_symlinks.py}
Handlers ignore requests without a reviewer ID and include that ID in identifiable error replies. The server forwards valid provider failures to the matching reviewer.
Suite names are limited to ASCII letters, digits, underscores, and hyphens, with a 64-character maximum. Configuration and test-pattern generation validate names.
Selected handlers catch Exception instead of catching all exceptions.
Async task and subprocess cleanup dev_tools/pylibs/edgutil/__init__.py, dev_tools/tests/test_edgutil.py, dev_tools/typecheck-python.sh
The event-loop helper waits for task cleanup, including tasks started during shutdown. A new helper terminates subprocesses after a configurable allowance.
edgcpp/compiler#394: Adds a unit-test workflow for tests added by this pull request.
edgcpp/compiler#429: Changes CI type-check execution relevant to this pull request's tests and type-check configuration.
Suggested reviewers:mborland, darkarc
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 7811a
Reviews served to AcknowlEDG can silently disappear after the publisher restarts its session, and some reviewer edit requests can fail without any reply. Fix these before merging. The remaining items are minor robustness gaps in connection and shutdown handling.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 7811a
The main risk is incomplete recovery when a publication request is accepted but later fails to apply. Network isolation and webhook authentication remain intact in the checked deployment, and worker request isolation improves. No introduced security vulnerability was verified.
Retained concerns
Medium · reliability · inferred: Publication success now means queue admission rather than completed application. The consumer can partially apply a synchronization, log an exception, and discard the item after the client has accepted success. The processing owner consequently receives no application failure with which to drive retry or rebuilding. Reconnect restoration can repair state, but the checked failure path does not itself trigger that reconciliation. This weakens failure containment and the store-to-publisher consistency guarantee; it is not a verified authorization bypass.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — Publication-state failures can affect reviews served by the deployment's shared publisher. The checked topology separates that component from forge credentials and database access; this is a deployment-wide publication consistency risk, not evidence of host-wide or cross-tenant compromise.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Before publication, section directories must be real directories beneath the review tree, with section roots and baselines beneath their home. Builder output is checked for links and non-regular entries before staging is installed. These controls constrain untrusted repository content independently of the publication queue.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Client locking prevents reconnect restoration, individual synchronization, and pruning from interleaving. Local restoration failures mark reviews dirty, while the single publication consumer preserves queue ordering and isolates application exceptions. These protections reduce races but do not report asynchronous application failure to the database owner.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Give accepted publication changes an explicit recovery contract: application completion feedback, or retained desired state with retry and reconciliation after application failure. Preserve per-review isolation so one failed update cannot block unrelated reviews.
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The new test covers only normal completion and the over-limit kill path. The cancellation path is the one that can hang. Add a test that cancels _communicate_bounded while yes runs. It must assert that the task finishes within a short timeout and that process.returncode is set. The test fails until the finally block kills the process.
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Add a cancellation test alongside test_git_output_can_be_bounded that runs
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- 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
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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
produce oversized patterns.
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- Around line 238-252: Add a cancellation test alongside
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- Around line 503-506: Update the exception cleanup in `add_section` so an
in-flight subscription is reconciled or closed before
`self._review.discard_handler(handler)` runs. Preserve the existing exception
propagation and ensure cancellation during `_subscribe` cannot leave an occupied
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- Around line 680-682: Update the rollback in add_section so it cancels and
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- Around line 195-198: Update the connection-task lifecycle in start and
_keep_connected so fatal exceptions from the connect async iterator are logged
with the runner URL when the task ends; preserve normal cancellation behavior
and avoid leaving the original error hidden from later requests.
Review comments at @dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/SANDBOXING.md:
- Around line 234-235: Update the lifecycle diagram and request notes in the
sandboxing document to match the current `Processor.run`, `Processor.process`,
and `PublisherClient.sync_one` behavior: remove the connection-wait node and
edge, show recording sections and deleting superseded runs before syncing, and
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- Around line 221-223: Update _read to isolate exceptions from a pending.output
callback: fail only that request’s pending.answer and send a cancel for its
command, without ending the shared connection. Treat invalid JSON and non-object
messages as a lost connection so _keep_connected can handle reconnection.
- Around line 261-266: Update the request wait path using _connected to recheck
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Replace the fixed asyncio.sleep(0.2) with a deterministic yield.
The test uses the delay to let describing reach wait_connected. A fixed delay does not synchronize with that state. The task reaches _connected.wait() after one event-loop iteration, because no earlier step suspends. A single yield therefore gives deterministic ordering and removes the 200 ms of wall time.
♻️ Proposed fix
- await asyncio.sleep(0.2)+ # One loop iteration runs `describe` up to its wait for a connection.+ await asyncio.sleep(0)
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line 294:
Replace the fixed 0.2-second sleep in the test with a zero-duration yield so the
event loop runs `describing` up to its connection wait before the test
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Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/sandbox_client.py:
- Line 128: Update the return annotation of _reconnect_delays to specify all
three typing.Generator arguments, with float as the yielded type and None for
the send and return types.
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Fail already-admitted jobs when every slot enters startup backoff.
A request can pass the admission check during the gap after backoff expires, then remain in self._jobs when every dispatcher fails to start and retries before consuming the queue. ProcessPool.answer and both handler loops have no deadline for this queued state. Drain and fail queued jobs when the last startup failure makes every slot starting_later().
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try:
await self._replace(slot)
except PoolError:
+ if all(slot.starting_later() for slot in self._slots):+ while not self._jobs.empty():+ job = self._jobs.get_nowait()+ if not job.answered.done():+ job.answered.set_exception(+ PoolError('every pool process is restarting')+ )
await asyncio.sleep(max(slot.not_before - time.monotonic(), 0.1))
continue
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Update _dispatch so that after a startup failure, if every slot is
starting_later(), it drains queued jobs from _jobs and fails each unanswered job
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Major · Reconcile stored reviews when restarting publishing. · server.py:125-134
dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/server.py:125-134 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Reconcile stored reviews when restarting publishing.
When a second publisher WebSocket sends different settings, _keep_publishing cancels the active publish task. The BatchClient context then stops the old session and removes its tracked reviews. The still-connected PublisherClient does not call _sync_all() again until its publisher WebSocket reconnects.
Therefore, if the queue is empty, the new session can withdraw previously served reviews and leave them unavailable until a later sync_one operation or publisher-WebSocket reconnect. Restarting publishing must reconcile the stored client state instead of only replacing the BatchClient session.
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Update _keep_publishing so restarting with new settings also reconciles the
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- Around line 218-247: Update _request so waiting for pending.answer is bounded
by an answer deadline, not just the connection-establishment timeout. On expiry,
cancel the outstanding runner request and raise RunnerError indicating that the
runner did not answer in time.
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- Around line 249-263: Update _dispatch so that after a startup failure, if
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- Line 262: Validate that primary and secondary are lists before expanding them
into the combined suite list; reject non-list values before validating
individual entries so strings such as "sandbox" cannot be treated as suite names
character by character.
Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/client/__init__.py:
- Around line 503-506: Update subscribe_section to release the acknowledged
subscription_id if _make_channel or announce_section fails or is cancelled;
shield _release(subscription_id) from cancellation, then re-raise the original
failure. Preserve the existing handler-discard rollback.
- Around line 1130-1137: Add an effective timeout to the send awaited by
`_release` so blocked socket backpressure cannot stall `_recv_loop` or the
cancellation path in `_subscribe` indefinitely. Use the existing unsubscribe
timeout constant if available, and handle its timeout alongside
`ConnectionClosed` so release remains best-effort.
Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/processor.py:
- Around line 252-253: Update Processor.run to cancel and await all tasks
tracked in _in_flight when the run loop is cancelled, before it exits, so
in-flight attempts can reach the refund path while their dependencies remain
open.
Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/sandbox_client.py:
- Line 75: Handle failures from the `_keep_connected` task so a connection error
marks the client closed and releases `wait_connected` rather than leaving it
waiting indefinitely; ignore normal cancellation during close and ensure the
task exception is observed. Preserve the existing successful connection
behavior.
Review comments at @dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/run-dev-oss-repo.sh:
- Around line 51-52: Update the environment cleanup in the development script to
also unset ACKNOWLEDG_FORGE_WEBHOOK_BIND, alongside the existing Forge
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114-114: Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
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Limit the fallback to the expected reader exception.
except Exception catches every ordinary exception from get_decomposed_index_sort. An unrelated implementation failure can produce a misleading fallback value. Catch the specific exception that means the decomposed form is unavailable. If several cases are valid, define a dedicated fallback exception. Ruff reports BLE001 at Line 114 and Line 130.
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- Around line 72-77: Update the documented Docker Engine and Compose minimum
versions to Docker Engine 25/API 1.44 and Compose 2.20.2 or later to support
start_interval in the healthcheck anchor; if older hosts must remain supported,
remove start_interval instead.
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- Around line 674-687: Update the protocol documentation for provider-originated
INVALID_REQUEST messages to distinguish the provider payload containing
reviewer_id from server replies with a null payload, and document
provider-to-server and server-to-reviewer routing. Specify that the server drops
messages with a missing or invalid reviewer_id; otherwise, it sends the reviewer
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- Around line 115-116: Update the Hypercorn configuration so `config.errorlog`
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Pass a logger to config.errorlog, not None.
The comment says that Hypercorn logs through the process's logging setup. That is not what None does. Hypercorn's _create_logger returns None when the target is falsy. Logger.error then skips the message. As a result, every Hypercorn error log is dropped, in every container. This includes ASGI framework errors, lifespan errors, and connection errors.
If a logging.Logger instance is given, Hypercorn uses it unchanged. It adds no handler of its own, so records go to the root setup from logging.basicConfig, and they appear once.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/serving.py"+++ "b/dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/serving.py"@@ -112,8 +112,9 @@
if max_message_size is not None:
config.websocket_max_message_size = max_message_size
config.accesslog = None
- # Log through the process's logging setup only (not twice).- config.errorlog = None+ # Log through the process's logging setup only (not twice): a Logger is+ # used as is, with no handler of Hypercorn's own.+ config.errorlog = logging.getLogger('hypercorn.error')
# Without a shutdown trigger Hypercorn installs its own SIGINT/SIGTERM
# handlers and shuts down alone; the caller stops it instead.
stop = asyncio.Event()
Also add import logging at the top of the module.
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Update the Hypercorn configuration so `config.errorlog` receives a
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Kill the process when async_terminate_within is cancelled during the grace period.
The function promises to kill a process that does not exit within allowance. That promise holds only for asyncio.TimeoutError.
If the caller is cancelled while wait_for waits, CancelledError propagates. The function has already sent SIGTERM at that point. It never sends SIGKILL.
A realistic trigger is a second SIGINT. _stop_asyncio_loop documents this as the way to "cut a stuck cleanup short". _communicate_bounded calls this helper from an except BaseException block. A child that ignores SIGTERM then outlives the tool and keeps writing to an unread pipe.
Kill on any exit from the wait that does not come from a normal process exit.
Proposed fix
--- "a/dev_tools/pylibs/edgutil/__init__.py"+++ "b/dev_tools/pylibs/edgutil/__init__.py"@@ -530,11 +530,12 @@
# Raised should asyncio already be done with it (its transport closed).
with contextlib.suppress(ProcessLookupError):
process.terminate()
try:
await asyncio.wait_for(process.wait(), allowance)
- except asyncio.TimeoutError:+ except (asyncio.TimeoutError, asyncio.CancelledError):
with contextlib.suppress(ProcessLookupError):
process.kill()
+ raise
return await process.wait()
def handle_proc_cancel(proc: Optional[asyncio.subprocess.Process]) -> bool:
This changes the timeout path. After the kill, a TimeoutError must not propagate. Use a separate handler instead:
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Make the cancellation assertions hold on Python 3.11.
The forge packages require Python 3.11 or later, so this test must pass on 3.11. On 3.11, _subscribe does not end cancelled in this test. The inner asyncio.wait_for returns the answer when cancellation arrives after the future is already resolved. _subscribe then returns the subscription ID normally and does not release it. Both assert subscribing.cancelled() and assert _released(session) == [subscription_id] fail there. Python 3.12 and later re-raise the cancellation, so the current assertions hold only on those versions.
Accept both outcomes:
🐛 Suggested fix
await asyncio.gather(subscribing, return_exceptions = True)
- assert subscribing.cancelled()- assert _released(session) == [subscription_id]+ if subscribing.cancelled():+ assert _released(session) == [subscription_id]+ else:+ # Before Python 3.12, wait_for returns the answer instead of raising.+ # The caller then owns the subscription, so nothing is released.+ assert subscribing.result() == uuid.UUID(subscription_id)+ assert _released(session) == []
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Here are two intertwined high priority bugs from Claude:
High: one pull request can block all publishing
forge/publisher/client.py:243: _sync_all re-raises ServiceUnavailableError from a single review and gives up on the whole resync. If one review's sync always kills the connection, no later review gets synced and prune is never sent. The client reconnects about once a second and fails on the same
review every time.
forge/processor.py:77: MAX_TEST_IDS_BYTES caps the raw changes.elist size at 4 MiB. But json.dumps(ensure_ascii=True) turns each control character or U+FFFD into a 6-byte \uXXXX. An artifact full of such bytes produces a sync message of about 24 MiB, over the 16 MiB websocket limit, which triggers #1.
The same data also overruns a pool process's readline(limit=MESSAGE_LIMIT).
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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- Around line 737-738: Update handle_test_edit_request and BenchEditHandler so
each edit job captures reviewer_of(request) and attaches that reviewer_id to any
exception raised by the request handler before re-raising it, allowing
_reply_to_failed_request to send INVALID_REQUEST for failures such as an empty
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- Around line 146-147: Update _keep_publishing to trigger connection cleanup
before restarting after either a publisher failure or settings change. In
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forge/publisher/client.py:243: _sync_all re-raises ServiceUnavailableError from a single review and gives up on the whole resync. If one review's sync always kills the connection, no later review gets synced and prune is never sent. The client reconnects about once a second and fails on the same review every time.
The only way one review could kill the connection was a message over the server's 16 MiB limit. _request now serializes the request and raises ValueError before sending it if it's over MESSAGE_LIMIT. That puts an oversized review in the per-review except Exception branch: it's logged, marked dirty to be rebuilt, and skipped. The remaining reviews are still synced, and prune is still sent.
forge/processor.py:77: MAX_TEST_IDS_BYTES caps the raw changes.elist size at 4 MiB. But json.dumps(ensure_ascii=True) turns each control character or U+FFFD into a 6-byte \uXXXX. An artifact full of such bytes produces a sync message of about 24 MiB, over the 16 MiB websocket limit, which triggers #1.
The same data also overruns a pool process's readline(limit=MESSAGE_LIMIT).
_changes_test_ids still caps the raw changes.elist bytes, and now also checks len(json.dumps(test_ids)) against MAX_TEST_IDS_BYTES, raising a WorkspaceError if the test ids are over it as JSON. The 4 MiB cap now applies to the \uXXXX-escaped size that actually goes into the section's details. That leaves plenty of room under the 16 MiB MESSAGE_LIMIT, for both the websocket message and the pool process's readline.
As a backstop, anything else that ends up oversized is caught by the new client-side size check in _request (see the reply on client.py:243). It fails only that review and doesn't touch the connection.
test_safety.py adds a garbled changes.elist (b'\xff' * 5, under the raw cap but over it once escaped) with the cap lowered to 20, and checks that it's rejected.
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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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