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Fix aged running jobs missing from awa.jobs - #570
Add migration v053 to join running claims and leases to ready entries by job and attempt identity, rather than comparing lane and effective priorities.
Exclude tombstoned and older-attempt ready rows to prevent duplicates after reprioritization or retries.
Cover compact receipts, row-local receipts, materialized leases, v052 upgrades with live claims, and migration reapplication.
Verified regression and SDK upgrade scenarios on PostgreSQL 17 and 18.
Migration v053 updates awa.jobs_compat() to keep aged running attempts visible while matching claims to the corresponding job attempt. It registers schema version 53 and adds runtime and upgrade tests for claim visibility, retry, completion, and migration replay.
Changes: Priority-aging jobs compatibility
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Compatibility projection and migration wiring awa-model/migrations/v053_jobs_compat_priority_aging.sql, awa-model/src/migrations.rs, CHANGELOG.md
Migration v053 updates awa.jobs_compat() to project available, running, deferred, terminal, and dead-letter jobs. It matches running claims to ready entries and attempts, excludes tombstoned entries, registers schema version 53, and adds an Unreleased changelog note.
Runtime claim and retry coverage awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs
Tests cover aged claims in compact batch, row-local, and materialized-lease forms. They check running-attempt visibility through retry, reclaim, and completion.
Upgrade and rerun coverage awa/tests/migration_test.rs
The upgrade test checks that migration replay preserves the running attempt and claim-batch ledger, and that the original claim can still be completed.
The migration fixes aged running jobs disappearing from awa.jobs. The one remaining issue is cosmetic: an aged running job may report its original priority instead of its effective priority until it becomes a materialized lease. This is a small, low-risk fix and should be addressed before or soon after merge.
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- Line 229: Update the receipt running branches in the jobs compatibility view
to report effective priority from claims.priority and batches.priority instead
of ready.priority, keeping their values consistent with the lease branch. Add a
priority assertion to jobs_compat_view_reports_aged_claims for aged claims.
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Use the claim priority in the receipt running branches.
The header says claims and leases store the effective priority after aging. The ready entry keeps the original lane priority. After this change, an aged job claimed through a receipt appears in awa.jobs with ready.priority, which is the original lane priority. If that job then becomes a materialized lease, the lease branch at Line 436 shows leases.priority, which is the effective priority. So the reported priority of one running attempt changes when the storage form changes.
Before v053, the join required the two priorities to be equal, so the values could not differ. They can now differ because that condition is gone. Project claims.priority and batches.priority so that all three running branches report the same value. Add a priority assertion to jobs_compat_view_reports_aged_claims to cover this.
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Update the receipt running branches in the jobs compatibility view to report
effective priority from claims.priority and batches.priority instead of
ready.priority, keeping their values consistent with the lease branch. Add a
priority assertion to jobs_compat_view_reports_aged_claims for aged claims.
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Fixed in 32aa6bc. Both receipt branches now project claims.priority / batches.priority, matching materialized leases. The three storage-mode regressions assert priority through running, retry, reclaim, and completion. The new assertions failed in both receipt modes before the fix and now pass on PostgreSQL 17 and 18. A real SDK smoke run also confirms priority stays at 1 when the same attempt is materialized.
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@xyzbety Thanks for fixing this in 32aa6bc. Using claims.priority and batches.priority keeps the running priority consistent with materialized leases. Your reported regression results and SDK smoke test cover the storage-form transition raised in this finding.
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Timestamp: 2026-10-29T13:54:07.002Z
Learning: Within repository "hardbyte/awa", only for files matching one of ["awa-model/migrations/v053_jobs_compat_priority_aging.sql"]: When reviewing running-job projections in awa-model/migrations/v053_jobs_compat_priority_aging.sql, check that receipt branches report effective priority from claims.priority or batches.priority, consistent with leases.priority. Do not substitute ready.priority in running branches: ready entries retain the original lane priority, which can differ after priority aging. Check that priority remains consistent when the same running attempt changes from a receipt claim to a materialized lease.
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修复优先级老化后 awa.jobs 漏报运行中任务
Fix aged running jobs missing from awa.jobs
Oct 29, 2026
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