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fix: release concurrency system only consumes tokens when releasings are executed successfully #1883

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  • Refactor

    • Enhanced concurrency release operations by propagating explicit success statuses, improving control flow and error handling.
    • Updated token management with refined asynchronous processing and clearer logging.
    • Introduced metrics tracking for queue performance.
  • Tests

    • Revised the debugging configuration to align with updated metric-focused scenarios.
    • Added coverage to ensure tokens are correctly handled when an execution does not signal success.
    • Expanded testing for queue metrics retrieval and executor behavior.

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This pull request updates the debugging configuration and modifies the concurrency handling in the RunEngine. The changes include updating the test command in the VSCode launch configuration, altering asynchronous functions to return explicit boolean results, and adjusting the executor behavior for the token bucket queue. Additionally, new tests have been added to verify that tokens are correctly managed when the executor returns false.

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File(s) Change Summary
.vscode/launch.json Updated debug configuration command to run a different test file (releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.test.ts) with a new test title focused on queue metrics.
internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/index.ts
internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/systems/releaseConcurrencySystem.ts
Modified asynchronous control flow. Now returns the result (a Boolean) from executeReleaseConcurrencyForSnapshot, ensuring that the outcome of releasing concurrency is propagated back to the caller.
internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.ts
internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/tests/releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.test.ts
Updated the executor signature to return Promise<boolean> instead of Promise<void>. Adjusted logging, replaced Promise.all with Promise.allSettled, updated Redis Lua script token variable names, and added a new test case to verify that tokens are returned without requeuing when the executor returns false.
internal-packages/redis/src/index.ts Increased maxRetriesPerRequest from 1 to 5 when process.env.VITEST is true.

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    participant Caller
    participant RunEngine
    participant ReleaseConcurrencySystem
    participant TokenBucketQueue
    Caller->>RunEngine: Initiate concurrency release
    RunEngine->>ReleaseConcurrencySystem: executeReleaseConcurrencyForSnapshot(snapshotId)
    ReleaseConcurrencySystem->>TokenBucketQueue: Invoke executor function
    TokenBucketQueue-->>ReleaseConcurrencySystem: Return Boolean result
    ReleaseConcurrencySystem-->>RunEngine: Pass result (true/false)
    RunEngine-->>Caller: Deliver execution outcome
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.ts (3)

127-127: Logging at info level may be verbose.
Switching from debug to info could cause log noise if concurrency is high. Evaluate whether debug would be more appropriate for frequent events.

- this.logger.info("Consumed token in attemptToRelease", {
+ this.logger.debug("Consumed token in attemptToRelease", {

291-291: Elevating log level to info.
Logging executor calls at info may be desired for auditing, but be mindful of excessive log volume.

- this.logger.info("Calling executor for release", { releaseQueueDescriptor, releaserId });
+ this.logger.debug("Calling executor for release", { releaseQueueDescriptor, releaserId });

434-563: New getQueueMetrics method implementation.
This scanning approach is functional and provides thorough metrics collection. However, scanning large sets of queues may impact performance.

Consider implementing batching or caching strategies if a significant number of queues exist, or if performance overhead becomes noticeable.

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  • internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/tests/releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.test.ts (6 hunks)
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internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/index.ts (1)
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internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.ts (2)
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🔇 Additional comments (17)
internal-packages/redis/src/index.ts (1)

11-11: Increase in test environment retries looks good.
Raising maxRetriesPerRequest to 5 for the Vitest environment helps mitigate transient errors during tests. This should improve reliability without notably impacting overall performance.

internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/tests/releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.test.ts (6)

23-23: Executor return alignment is correct.
Returning true here aligns with the new executor contract that expects a boolean.


225-225: Consistent boolean return on successful execution.
Returning true when the executor finally succeeds is now consistent with the modified interface.


304-304: Accurate success signal.
Including return true; ensures the concurrency engine interprets this as a successful run, matching the updated behavior.


425-425: Proper token handling acknowledgment.
Returning true notifies the system that the run has succeeded and frees the token.


523-577: Well-structured test for handling 'false' executor return.
This new test comprehensively verifies that a false return leads to the token being returned without requeuing. It nicely covers the scenario of immediately making the token available for the next run.


683-715: Thorough metrics retrieval test.
These lines effectively test the newly introduced getQueueMetrics feature by verifying queue lengths and token counts. Coverage appears robust for multiple queues and states.

internal-packages/run-engine/src/engine/releaseConcurrencyTokenBucketQueue.ts (10)

2-2: Tracing import.
Importing startSpan and Tracer allows for improved observability. No concerns here.


5-5: Using setInterval from node:timers/promises.
This is a modern, clean approach for running tasks on a schedule.


6-6: Flattening attributes.
Pulling in flattenAttributes is straightforward; no obvious downsides.


19-22: Executor now returns a boolean.
Documenting the new return expectations is good practice, clarifying the meaning of false vs. true.


85-85: Initiating metrics producer by default.
Starting the metrics producer when consumers are enabled is a sensible default.


278-278: Switching to Promise.allSettled.
Using Promise.allSettled ensures all processing completes even if one operation fails. This is safer for batch operations.


293-297: Handling successful executor runs explicitly.
The distinction between success (released) and failure fosters clarity.


298-302: Properly logging non-releasing outcomes.
Provides transparent feedback when the executor signals it should not consume concurrency.


303-312: Immediate token return on false.
This logic correctly returns the token without retry, aligning with the new executor contract.


402-424: Metrics producer routine.
The new routine to periodically log queue metrics is well-structured. Consider potential performance overhead if the queue grows large.

@ericallam ericallam merged commit e7bca6f into main Apr 4, 2025
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@ericallam ericallam deleted the ea-branch-45 branch April 4, 2025 16:20
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