fix(reply-sla): bound conflict retries and restore rollback-safe inputs - #1670
fix(reply-sla): bound conflict retries and restore rollback-safe inputs#1670seonghobae wants to merge 6 commits into
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Keep ordinary writes batched; replace per-row savepoint fallback with three bounded batch attempts and atomic rollback on exhaustion. Avoid invalid expunge, reload expired mail in one scoped SELECT, and preserve integrity errors raised before a savepoint exists. Add 17 isolated SQLAlchemy/SQLite transaction regressions and record their limits. Real async PostgreSQL and required exact-head CI remain necessary. Refs #1669; preserves response-authority contract tracked by #1648.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe reply-SLA escalation service now limits batch conflict recovery to three savepoint attempts, reloads source emails after rollback, preserves non-duplicate errors, and raises ChangesReply-SLA transaction recovery
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant ReplySlaEscalationService
participant Database
Client->>ReplySlaEscalationService: escalate overdue replies
ReplySlaEscalationService->>Database: insert reply-SLA tasks in a batch
Database-->>ReplySlaEscalationService: success or duplicate conflict
ReplySlaEscalationService->>Database: reconcile winners or reload source emails
ReplySlaEscalationService-->>Client: escalated tasks or ReplySlaTaskConflict
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Conflict responses still map to HTTP 409, but the exception should expose a structured error code before merge to preserve the backend error contract. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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rg -n -C5 'async def _process_fallback_escalation|async def create_reply_sla_escalation_tasks|workspace|lease|begin_nested|reload|expunge' || true
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printf '%s\n' '=== TicketTask model ==='
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I found no new blocking issue in the changed code. The fallback now has a hard limit of three batch savepoint attempts. It performs winner reconciliation with a batch query. It does not return to per-row savepoints. The pre-savepoint guard is correct. If For an inner savepoint failure, the code uses the savepoint rollback, does not call On budget exhaustion, the code rolls back local task updates and raises The outer rollback path captures email IDs first. It reloads the selected emails with one owner-scoped The response behavior remains consistent. Existing task UIDs remain in use. Completed tasks remain The patch does not change the I did not approve this PR. The new tests provide useful SQLite unit-of-work coverage, but they do not validate real async PostgreSQL races. Run the stated full-backend tests and required CI gates. Add or execute PostgreSQL coverage for concurrent unique conflicts, budget exhaustion with no partial writes, and source changes between rollback and reload. ✅ Action performedReview finished.
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236-238: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCarry a structured
error_codeonReplySlaTaskConflict.
ReplySlaTaskConflictcurrently stores only a message, and both raise sites encode the code in that message. Adderror_codeto the exception and set it at each raise site.backend/api/tasks.pyalready catches this exception and maps it to HTTP 409, including the_reload_overdue_repliespath.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@backend/services/reply_sla_escalation_service.py`:
- Around line 236-238: Update ReplySlaTaskConflict to accept and store a
structured error_code, then provide the appropriate error_code at both raise
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…integrity errors Hosted Application CI 34683084207 exposed a regression when a duplicate winner is unavailable: the endpoint leaked IntegrityError instead of 409. Classify non-unique failures using driver diagnostics, retain unresolved and untyped conflict mapping, and preserve atomic rollback. Keep the existing API test unchanged. Add six regression cases, including an actual SQLite uniqueness failure with no visible winner. RED 3/23; local GREEN 23/23, with full hosted CI still required on this commit. Refs #1669, #1670.
Current-candidate backend CI receipt and review responseHead Verified from job logs: Python 3.14.7 / SQLAlchemy 2.0.51, This does not turn skipped cases into passes or establish live asynchronous PostgreSQL concurrency. Frontend full smoke / remaining security gates must retain their actual independent states; no whole-PR GREEN, merge, release or approval claim is made. Regarding the CodeRabbit walkthrough suggestion that the exception needs a structured error code: verified The initial-head security findings were handed to canonical #1623 in comment 5644769237; no competing lockfile edits. Runner post-cleanup also reports upstream StepSecurity @coderabbitai review |
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backend/services/reply_sla_escalation_service.py backend/api/tasks.py backend/services/reply_sla_scheduler.py
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I found one blocking issue in the typed error classification.
Classify a typed unique violation as recoverable only when driver diagnostics identify Add regression coverage for a typed The follow-up otherwise improves the prior gap. Typed foreign-key, not-null, and check violations re-raise after rollback. A missing or invisible reply-SLA winner still produces the documented HTTP 409. The rollback paths do not commit local writes. The backend CI receipt is useful evidence. It does not replace PostgreSQL concurrent-conflict qualification or independent approval. You are interacting with an AI system. |
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I found one blocking issue.
Classify typed The structured conflict-code change is correct. The retry path remains bounded to three batch SAVEPOINT attempts. It rolls back before both unresolved-winner and exhausted-budget conflicts. It does not commit partial local updates. The pre-savepoint failure path rolls back the outer transaction and re-raises the original The outer recovery captures primitive email IDs before rollback. It reloads emails with one owner-scoped The classifier uses driver codes, not localized exception text. The remaining issue is that SQLSTATE I did not assess You are interacting with an AI system. |
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Canonical-owner handoff has started on #1486 without copying the direct- Keep #1670 Draft/open for now: its broader transaction-budget tests/doctoring and direct-head hosted evidence are not yet fully inherited by #1486, and no predecessor receipt is transferred. Close only after a verified #1486 successor completely inherits the valid delta, tests, contract, and evidence. |
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Canonical successor status (2026-09-13): #1486 has advanced to exact Fresh exact-head Application CI Keep #1670 open. Do not transfer its direct-head GREEN to #1486. Closure becomes valid only after #1486 repairs that migration smoke with rollback-based isolation (no post-test schema recreation/order/skip workaround), then obtains current exact-head PostgreSQL GREEN and independently verifies that #1670's bounded batch retry, typed conflict, owner/workspace reload and non-unique failure contracts are all preserved. |
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Canonical-successor status update: #1486 has advanced to exact head Do not close this PR yet. #1486 still needs current-head independent review plus the remaining external/static/central gate verdicts, and successor completeness must explicitly cover this PR's bounded batch retry, typed conflict code, rollback reload, non-unique failure propagation, tests/fixtures/contracts/evidence before #1670 can be considered zero-delta and safely closed. |
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Successor handoff update: canonical same-service owner #1486 is now exact The final owner branch now includes the bounded batch recovery / typed conflict / workspace reload lineage and also repairs a newly independently verified outer-boundary gap that remained after the earlier adoption: a bulk PostgreSQL FK/check/deferred This is progress toward successor completeness, not grounds to close #1670 yet. Keep this PR Draft/open until unchanged #1486 proves exact-head CI, real PostgreSQL acceptance, qualifying independent review, and a direct source/test/fixture/contract/evidence comparison showing no unique valid #1670 delta remains. Do not transfer #1670's old GREEN receipts to #1486. |
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Successor-integration update: canonical same-service owner #1486 has advanced to exact Keep #1670 open/Draft. Do not treat #1670's own |
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Fixes #1669.
Current authority — 2026-09-12
develop@042b0c70531b229af3acbd0421a2f23098d848b3e17bbc27040ddeb4e1de6e12815f5aa74a5c9672820fc29c93f3ba23518d18c9619c9dc93776db10Verified finding and repair
The Jules 2026-09-11 N+1 finding is real in the repeated-conflict fallback, not ordinary batch insertion or the initial add loop. Protected
developadditionally double-expunges savepoint-rolled-back inserts and reads expired mail after outer rollback. #1486 fixes detachment/expiration correctness but retains per-row savepoints and per-email refreshes. #1648 changes the frontend authoritative-response regression, not the backend service.This repair caps recovery at three batch SAVEPOINT/flush attempts, reconciles visible winners with batched reads, and never switches to per-task SAVEPOINTs. Sustained contention rolls back all local changes and raises
ReplySlaTaskConflict/ HTTP 409. Three attempts is a bounded policy, not an empirically optimal value; a heavily contended request may return 409 instead of extending its transaction through individual retries.Primitive email IDs are retained before rollback; selected inputs are reloaded in one owner-scoped SELECT, preserving order and failing closed for deleted or moved sources. Invalid expunge is removed. Failure before SAVEPOINT creation requires outer rollback before reconciliation. Existing task UIDs, completed state, response order and server-authoritative updates are preserved.
Structured conflict-code follow-up
The prior CodeRabbit observation was valid:
ReplySlaTaskConflictencoded its reason only in prose while the HTTP boundary independently hard-coded one generic code. RED commitsfc68fa5anddf1ff2drequire stable exception codes for an unresolved duplicate race, exhausted batch retry budget and a source email that left scope, and require the API to preserve the specific code. The first RED produced 5 failed / 18 passed; the API RED produced 1 failed.GREEN
346c293adds the minimal typed exception boundary and preserves the existing customer-safe HTTP 409 message. Follow-upe17bbc2restores the complete pre-existing CHANGELOG blob after transport truncation; its final tree matches the locally verified tree. Focused local validation: transaction suite 23 passed with warnings as errors; Tasks API plus reply tracking 47 passed / 1 skipped. Scoped Ruff, compileall and diff checks pass. The latter local Python 3.12 API run reports one pre-existing Starlette/AnyIO alias deprecation from installed dependencies, so it is not claimed warning-clean.Reality RED → GREEN evidence
Original develop service blob
7800f121c8c9d5704de6cf33e26583c7836051c0was byte-verified. Initial baseline: 7 failed / 3 passed. A diagnostic projection removing only double-expunge exposed 11 and 51 explicit flushes at 10 and 50 inputs after two conflict waves; that is diagnosis, not a runtime receipt for the whole #1486 head. A separate regression exposed masked pre-savepoint failure.Initial candidate
a980e6b...passed 17 isolated regressions, but hosted Application CI34683084207/ backend job103525188148found 1 failed / 1823 passed / 32 skipped on synthetic merge31acc9ae09d92d54258fcc2721f42d6728405e1e. The failure was the candidate's no-visible-winner branch breaking the existing HTTP 409 contract and was repaired rather than dismissed.Current follow-up preserves unresolved unique-conflict mapping and the legacy mapping for untyped
IntegrityError, while propagating driver-classified non-unique errors using SQLSTATE / SQLite symbolic codes, never localized exception text. Untyped does not prove unique. The pre-existing API test and assertions are unchanged. Six new cases first produced 3 failed / 20 passed; the corrected local candidate passes 23 tests, no failures/skips, warnings as errors; compilation passes.Local tests use real SQLAlchemy 2.0.50 / SQLite constraints and transaction semantics, reduced mapped models, an async-method bridge over a synchronous Session, scripted visibility and injected SQLSTATE diagnostics. These are not real async PostgreSQL concurrency or a production speedup benchmark. Total SQL/INSERT counts and implicit pre-savepoint flushes are not claimed constant.
Current blobs match locally verified bytes:
8f2a5f04831ffafe6df9f0ed3fd105943fa66575b74939d1694aaf216c6fcada463cf95e8c8bf11d519a162520492728e240784071081c8fd89f6047Exact-head hosted evidence
The current exact head now has its own hosted receipts; predecessor checks are not transferred:
34684294720: SUCCESS34684294730: SUCCESS34684294717: SUCCESS34684294820: SUCCESS34684294729: FAILURE, specificallytrivy-fsjob10352848354034684294709: FAILURESecurity Scan checked out exact
e17bbc270...; Trivy reports only the inherited protected-base frontend findings already owned by #1623:CVE-2026-75604(next, CRITICAL),GHSA-2xp9-vwfh-vxw4(next, CRITICAL), andGHSA-rgj7-g3m4-5g8c(sharp, HIGH). No ignore, dependency copy or gate weakening belongs in this lane.Central CodeQL is the existing publication/wake-ordering failure, not a leaf source finding: javascript-typescript job
103528515304, actions103528515339, and python103528515376each successfully read the current-head dispatch verdict and then failedRelease runner or enforce current-head CodeQL verdict; only afterwards did dispatcher103528845105succeed. Canonical owner is.github#1929. No local CodeQL copy, dummy requeue, synthetic status, or gate exception is permitted.A fresh CodeRabbit exact-range review has been requested for this head after the structured-code repair. The older review belongs to predecessor
a980e6b...; no current-head independent approval is inferred until a formal review is bound toe17bbc270....Single-writer integration boundary
#1486 exact
1709ebb8d79f55c688a141aa932fa00468bf836dis the active canonical owner of the samereply_sla_escalation_service.pysurface and already carries the workspace-aware method signature/selection, physical-connection scheduler lease and real PostgreSQL qualification. This direct-develop branch is therefore not independently mergeable even if its leaf checks become green.The surviving #1670 delta must be ordinary-adopted into #1486 (or a verified successor that completely inherits #1486) without replacing #1486's whole service with the develop version. Integration must preserve #1486's workspace/lease semantics and add the bounded batch conflict recovery, stable machine-readable conflict codes, batched rollback reload and non-unique failure propagation. Real async PostgreSQL uniqueness races, exhausted-contention no-partial-write behavior and source removal/scope-change cases must be re-run on that combined exact head.
#1648's same-ID authoritative-response regression remains valid and must not be rewritten.
Merge boundary
Keep Draft. Merge requires: owner-preserving reconciliation with #1486; real PostgreSQL qualification of the combined service; exact-head required checks with #1623's security floor inherited rather than copied; central CodeQL settlement; zero valid current-head findings/threads; and a qualifying independent approval on the final unchanged head.
Details and verification commands remain in
docs/doctoring/reply_sla_batch_conflicts.md. No self-approval, force push, destructive rebase, source-owner overwrite, dependency duplication, dummy/no-op evidence churn, merge bypass or release claim.