[AISOS-2119] Josh-test - ignore#193
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Add two private helper functions to emit INFO-level log messages at implementation step boundaries: - _log_step_start(ticket_key, task_key, task_name): Logs when an implementation step begins - _log_step_end(ticket_key, task_key, task_name, success): Logs when an implementation step completes or ends Both functions: - Use str | None union syntax (Python 3.11+ style) - Apply 'unknown' fallback for None or empty string parameters - Use logger.info() consistent with existing workflow logs _log_step_end uses 'completed' wording when success=True and 'ended' when success=False. Closes: AISOS-2262
…on flow
Integrated _log_step_start and _log_step_end helper functions into the
implement_task function at the correct execution points:
- Start log: After task_summary fetch and status comment, before container
execution (wrapped with contextlib.suppress)
- Success end log: After 'Container completed successfully' log message,
before git push (wrapped with contextlib.suppress)
- Failure end log: Before raising RuntimeError in container failure branch
(wrapped with contextlib.suppress)
All log calls use contextlib.suppress(Exception) to prevent logging failures
from blocking implementation, per project code style guidelines.
Preserved existing logger.info('Implementing Task...') call per BR-004.
No boundary logs are emitted during early returns (all tasks complete,
workspace prep failure, push pending recovery).
Closes: AISOS-2263
Implemented comprehensive unit tests for boundary logging functionality: - test_start_log_emitted_before_container: Verifies start log appears before container runs with correct task_id, feature_id, task_name - test_end_log_emitted_after_successful_container: Verifies "completed" message after success - test_end_log_emitted_after_failed_container: Verifies "ended" message after failure - test_start_log_precedes_end_log: Verifies correct ordering in log records - test_fallback_value_when_task_summary_none: Verifies "unknown" used when summary is None - test_fallback_value_when_task_summary_empty: Verifies "unknown" used when summary is "" - test_no_boundary_logs_when_all_tasks_complete: Verifies no task-specific logs on early return - test_no_boundary_logs_when_workspace_prep_fails: Verifies no logs when workspace setup fails - test_log_failure_does_not_block_implementation: Verifies implementation proceeds despite logging failures (BR-003) All tests use pytest caplog fixture and follow existing test patterns. Closes: AISOS-2264
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Summary
This PR adds structured boundary logging for implementation steps in the Forge workflow, enabling better observability and debugging of task execution. The logging captures when each implementation step starts and ends, including success/failure status, making it easier to trace task execution flow and identify issues in production.
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New Helper Functions
_log_step_start(ticket_key, task_key, task_name)function to emit INFO-level logs when implementation steps begin_log_step_end(ticket_key, task_key, task_name, success)function to emit INFO-level logs when steps complete or failIntegration into implement_task
contextlib.suppress(Exception)to prevent logging failures from blocking implementationUnit Tests
TestImplementationStepBoundaryLoggingtest class with 9 comprehensive test casesImplementation Notes
contextlib.suppress(Exception)instead of try/except/pass blocks, following project code style guidelines_implementation_node_name,_build_implementation_trace_context) for consistencyTesting
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