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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 can be queued while the publishing service is unavailable and are reconciled when it reconnects.
Added a shared service endpoint for health checks and optional webhooks, with updated configuration settings.
Runner connections now reconnect automatically, and oversized command output is capped while retaining useful output.
Bug Fixes
Improved handling of cancelled or failed subscriptions and requests, including avoiding replies when reviewer details are unavailable.
Added safeguards against oversized or excessive workspace and CI artifacts.
Invalid test-suite names are now rejected during configuration loading.
This pull request updates Forge publishing, serving, runner connections, and workspace input limits. It also changes reviewer-scoped request handling, suite-name validation, exception handling, and asynchronous cleanup utilities.
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 the 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}
The processor stores sections before publisher sync and delists reviews before removing workspace data. Retry attempts can be started, refunded, and recorded separately.
The publisher serves reviews from stored records and queues sync, delist, and prune operations for a shared publishing task. New and updated tests cover reconnects, queued requests, delisting, and publisher health checks.
Per-process dispatchers take queued requests, match replies by request ID, skip abandoned queued work, and retry process startup.
Runner and workspace execution
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Summary
Runner connections and output handling dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/runner/{client.py,server.py}, dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/local.py, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/{test_runner.py,test_containers.py,test_safety.py}
The runner client maintains a reconnecting connection and bounds retained command output. The runner server uses a Quart blueprint, with tests for connection lifecycle and health checks.
Workspace, artifact, and CI 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, and ZIP central-directory size. CI metadata and combined test-ID reads also have size limits.
Reviewer-scoped request handling
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Summary
Reviewer identification and error replies 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-forge/tests/{test_pool.py,test_symlinks.py}
Handlers ignore requests without a reviewer ID and include the ID in replies for identifiable failures. The server forwards valid provider errors to the matching reviewer.
Subscription startup and cancellation cleanup dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/client/{__init__.py,websocket.py}, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_client_cancellation.py
Direct subscriptions start in the background. Subscription paths clean pending state and release acknowledged subscriptions after cancellation or failure.
Developer-tool validation and cleanup
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Suite-name validation and sparse-checkout patterns dev_tools/pylibs/edgtest/{__init__.py,runtest/__init__.py}, dev_tools/bin/edgy, dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/workspace.py, dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_safety.py, dev_tools/tests/test_edgtest_suites.py
Suite names are limited to ASCII letters, digits, underscores, and hyphens, with a 64-character maximum. Configuration and sparse-checkout 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 awaits task cleanup, including tasks started during shutdown. A new helper terminates subprocesses after a configurable allowance.
Two narrow runner-client failures remain: a callback error can disable the shared client, and a connection race can return the wrong error. The change is mergeable with owner awareness, though both fixes are worthwhile.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 49922
Background publication can now acknowledge an update before applying it. If application subsequently fails, published content can remain out of step with stored state until another change or reconnection. Existing isolation limits exposure, and the review did not establish a new authorization bypass.
Retained concerns
Medium · reliability · inferred: A queued publication can be acknowledged and its stored generation marked processed even when later application fails. For example, a subscription timeout discards the new handler, and the publication consumer logs and drops the failed item without scheduling another attempt. Reconnecting the downstream batch session restores registered handlers, not a registration already discarded. Recovery therefore depends on another review change or publisher-client replay. Unlike the previous apply-before-response flow, stored completion no longer establishes eventual publication after a transient application failure. This is a publication-ownership and recovery concern, not a verified authorization bypass.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
observed — The supplied deployment separates the credential-bearing service from the publisher's read-only review mount and the command runners. Containers retain dropped capabilities, no-new-privileges, read-only root filesystems, and resource limits. Publication drift concerns reviews served by that deployment; the inspected changes do not establish authority over another deployment or the host.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The webhook receiver verifies the received body before parsing and queueing events. Publication handler construction separately requires real directories under the configured review directory, with section roots and baselines contained under their home. Invalid directory construction is rejected locally.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Shared event-loop shutdown now drains cancelled tasks without immediately cancelling their cleanup again. A new subprocess termination helper allows graceful termination, then escalates to killing after an allowance. These changes support cleanup of resources that otherwise could outlive interrupted work.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Retain per-review desired publication state until application succeeds, retry transient application failures, and distinguish queue acceptance from applied completion. This would make recovery independent of a later edit or controlling-connection replay.
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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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Review comment at @dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_safety.py
around lines 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 verify process.returncode is set after cancellation.
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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
produce oversized patterns.
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Review comments at @dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_safety.py:
- 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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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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Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/client/__init__.py:
- 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
section without a registered handler.
- Around line 680-682: Update the rollback in add_section so it cancels and
awaits the section’s connection task stored in _section_tasks before calling
self._review.discard_handler(handler). Ensure the cleanup also works when the
original operation was cancelled, then preserve the existing handler-discard
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Review comments at @dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/runner/client.py:
- 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
route publisher-unavailable deferral only through teardown. Revise the
unreachable-publisher text to state that `sync` waits for the next connection
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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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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Do not let one bad message or output callback end the shared connection permanently.
All requests now share one connection, and any Exception from _read is treated as terminal. _read calls the caller-supplied pending.output(...) and json.loads / value.get(...) without a guard. Three triggers can raise there:
An output callback passed to run raises.
The runner sends invalid JSON.
The runner sends a non-object JSON value.
Each trigger ends _keep_connected and sets _failure. Every in-flight and later request then fails. The logged cause is gave up on the runner, not the callback error. The output callback of one run call can therefore disable the client for all other callers.
Isolate callback errors in _read. Fail only the affected pending.answer, and send a cancel so the command does not keep running on the runner. Treat an undecodable message as a lost connection, so the reconnect loop handles it.
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Update _read to isolate exceptions from a pending.output callback: fail only
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- runner tests ---'
nl -ba dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_runner.py
printf'%s\n''--- cancellation tests ---'
nl -ba dev_tools/services/acknowledg-forge/tests/test_client_cancellation.py
printf'%s\n''--- service lifecycle ---'
nl -ba dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/service.py | sed -n '70,180p'printf'%s\n''--- local lifecycle ---'
nl -ba dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/local.py | sed -n '35,90p'printf'%s\n''--- pool process lifecycle ---'
nl -ba dev_tools/pylibs/edgacknowledg/forge/publisher/pool_process.py | sed -n '125,150p'
Repository: edgcpp/compiler
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Handle connection loss and explicit close while a request waits.
_connected.wait() can complete before _keep_connected clears the event and sets _connection to None. The request can then raise AssertionError, or AttributeError with python -O, instead of RunnerError.
The retry loop handles a lost connection, but not close(). close() cancels _running and clears the event without setting _failure, so the loop can wait until the request timeout. Signal closure as a terminal failure and wake the waiters.
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async def close(self) -> None:
'''Close the connection (killing whatever it still runs), and stop
keeping it.
'''
if self._running is not None:
self._running.cancel()
await asyncio.gather(self._running, return_exceptions = True)
self._running = None
+ if self._failure is None:+ self._failure = RunnerError(+ f"closed the runner at {self.url}"+ )+ self._connected.set()
...
async with asyncio.timeout(timeout):
- await self._connected.wait()- if self._failure is not None:- raise RunnerError(- f"gave up on the runner at {self.url}: {self._failure}"- ) from self._failure- connection = self._connection- assert connection is not None+ while True:+ await self._connected.wait()+ if self._failure is not None:+ raise RunnerError(+ f"gave up on the runner at {self.url}: {self._failure}"+ ) from self._failure+ connection = self._connection+ if connection is not None:+ break
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ifself._failureisnotNone:
raiseRunnerError(
f"gave up on the runner at {self.url}: {self._failure}"
) fromself._failure
connection=self._connection
assertconnectionisnotNone
whileTrue:
awaitself._connected.wait()
ifself._failureisnotNone:
raiseRunnerError(
f"gave up on the runner at {self.url}: {self._failure}"
) fromself._failure
connection=self._connection
ifconnectionisnotNone:
break
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lines 261 - 266:
Update the request wait path using _connected to recheck state after waking and
continue waiting if _connection is still None, raising RunnerError when _failure
is set instead of relying on an assertion. Update close() to record closure as a
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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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