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Brings everything awa 0.6.15 shipped onto main, adapted to main's schema and ring authority, plus docs-site fixes. One commit per ported 0.6 PR; the version bump is not ported.
fix(queue-storage): index compact claim batches by job id (0.6) #684 as migration v054: job_ids && / @> filters on the by-job claim-batch lookups, the index helper in the installer, claim prune building the GIN index right after truncating a slot, and v054 installing the function in every discovered schema without building an index or taking table locks.
perf(insert): shorten lane lock holds for COPY and skip-conflict batches (0.6) #690 as migration v055: awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch (reading the ring cursor through ring_cursor('queue')), insert_many_copy merged with main's staging paths and per-row fallback, insert_many_skip_unique_conflicts, and the lane-contention benchmark and nightly gate.
fix: review fixes from the 0.6.14 forward-port (0.6) #691: slot-scoped receipt reads stay off other slots' closure partitions (main had the bug), rescue reaches attempts behind a batch of ambiguous ones, Completed events and follow-ups carry the completed job a read returns, the notify-holder test, and the soak harness fixes.
fix(worker): bound finalization backlog and key metadata completions (0.6) #695: main already had the finalizer bound and exact-index metadata completion. Ported: lifecycle hooks run under the finalizer permit, the capacity wait prefers shutdown, maintenance caps detached hook tasks at 1,024, and the stall, slow-hook and metadata-completion tests. Main's pending_outcome_hook_does_not_hold_durable_finalizer_capacity asserted the unbounded behaviour and is inverted to pending_outcome_hook_holds_finalizer_capacity.
chore: prepare 0.6.15 release #696 docs: finalization bound in configuration and troubleshooting, the 0.6.15 changes in the v054/v055 sections of upgrade-0.6-to-0.7.md, and a CHANGELOG note under [Unreleased].
Also: the docs site no longer names a stale "latest stable" version, the architecture diagram's labels clear its arrows, the Rust/Python switch no longer scrolls the page, and README install instructions are unpinned.
Testing
Format, workspace clippy with warnings denied, workspace build and mkdocs build --strict pass. On PG17: awa-model and awa-worker unit tests; the ported queue_storage_runtime_test cases; lifecycle_hook_test, insert_many_batch_test, insert_many_schema_fallback_test, enqueue_lane_lock_order_test; all 70 migration_test cases; schema_discovery_owner_test, sql_only_storage_upgrade_test, the least-privilege and v050 tests; persona soak unit tests; the release-tag script tests. A database migrated by the 0.6.15 CLI (v40 with both patches, queue storage active, jobs claimed) migrated cleanly through v41–v55 with the batch function and claim-batch indexes intact. Not run locally: the awa-python build and the released-wheel upgrade rehearsals, which CI covers.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added a batch-insertion option that can skip jobs with duplicate unique keys while preserving input order.
Improved enqueue performance under lane contention and added benchmark coverage.
Bug Fixes
Improved recovery when job lease information is ambiguous and corrected completed-job details in lifecycle events.
Improved claim lookup efficiency for large queues.
Documentation
Clarified lifecycle-hook effects on claiming and maintenance events.
Updated installation examples to use the latest published release.
The announcement banner and both getting-started notes still called v0.6.6 the latest stable release, long after newer 0.6 releases shipped. The banner now links to the GitHub releases page instead of naming a version.
The install commands on the site pinned 0.6.6 as well. They now add the latest published release, which the registries resolve without the docs having to track it, and the getting-started notes point to the releases page for versions and changelogs.
The edge labels sat on top of their curved arrows, the ATOMIC COMMIT label ran under the PostgreSQL box, the subtitle overflowed the cylinder outline, and the arrows pointed at the box rather than meeting it.
Arrows are now orthogonal connectors that end on the box edges with fixed-size heads, each label sits in clear space beside its connector, and the PostgreSQL card uses a small cylinder icon so its text has the full card width. The boxes are wider to leave room for fallback fonts, since an SVG loaded as an image cannot use the site's web font.
The language switch selected Rust or Python tabs by clicking their labels. A label click focuses the radio input behind it, so the browser scrolled that tab set into view: on every page load with linked tabs, and on each switch press.
The switch now clicks the radio inputs directly, as the theme's own linked-tab sync does, which changes the tab without moving focus or scroll position.
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Queue-storage job lists without a kind filter select open receipt candidate IDs before loading their ready bodies, so the per-candidate ready probe no longer runs ahead of the limit. Kind filters still join the ready row and apply before the limit.
The ported regression test seeds receipts without job bodies to show an unfiltered page never probes them, reading the current claim slot from the rotation ledger.
…prerelease (forward-port #683)
A final release now compares with the final release before it in its minor, so v0.7.1's notes link to v0.7.0 rather than v0.7.1-rc.1. A prerelease still compares with whatever tag precedes it. main already orders tags by SemVer precedence in scripts/previous-release-tag.py, so the port changes the candidate filter there instead of the workflow's shell.
…e default ring (forward-port #688)
main already takes populated claim slots as installed in admin job lists and kind counts (brought over with #658 and #660 in the 0.6.14 forward-port), so only the regression test is ported. An empty ring idle-skips rotation on main, so the test moves the claim ring cursor through the rotation ledger instead of rotating.
…ard-port #684)
Point lookups of compact receipt claims by job id (heartbeat and progress flush, completion fallbacks, receipt close, cancellation, rescue and load_job) read every retained claim batch. Under load those scans could pick parallel plans and exhaust dynamic shared memory. They now filter lease_claim_batches with job_ids && / @>, which a GIN index on job_ids serves where a partition has one.
The installer gains awa.refresh_claim_batch_job_index_helper, which installs <schema>.ensure_claim_batch_job_index(slot): a SECURITY DEFINER function owned by the lease_claim_batches owner that builds the index on one claim partition only while it is empty and unlocked, with EXECUTE reset to the roles holding TRUNCATE on the table. The installer indexes each empty claim partition, and claim prune calls the function right after truncating a slot, so every partition gains the index within one claim-ring cycle without blocking claims behind a build.
0.6 shipped this as the versionless claim_batch_job_index schema patch. On main it is migration v054, which installs the function in every discovered queue-storage schema and builds no index, so it takes no table lock. A 0.6.15 database already has the function and v054 replaces it in place. The generated function also pins quote_all_identifiers off, as main's other catalog-text comparisons do, so its index-definition check is independent of the session setting.
main's metadata completion and heartbeat already address a claim batch by batch id and index, so they need no job_ids filter.
…ts (v055, forward-port #690)
awa.insert_job_compat takes a lane's enqueue lock on a batch's first ready row and, because the lock is transaction-scoped, holds it while every remaining row is processed, so producers on one lane queue behind whole batches. awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch does the lane-independent work first (job ids, unique claims in key order, scheduled rows, result rows), then in canonical (queue, priority, shard) order registers each new lane only when it reaches it, reserves each lane's range once and writes the ready rows and segments.
insert_many_copy probes its own connection on every call and inserts staged rows through the batch function when it exists and is executable, and otherwise keeps main's per-row branches. The new insert_many_skip_unique_conflicts inserts a batch through the function, skipping jobs whose unique key is already claimed. Generic insert_many keeps its one-statement per-row path.
0.6 shipped the function as the versionless insert_jobs_compat_batch schema patch, already named there as main's v055. On main it is migration v055 and reads the ready ring cursor through ring_cursor(), which every main schema has. A 0.6.15 database already has the function and v055 replaces it in place. The schema fallback tests roll a database back to before v055 instead of probing a patch, and the test of a pre-release function body that registered every lane first is not ported, since no main schema can carry it.
Adds the per-lane enqueue contention benchmark and its nightly gate.
…artitions (forward-port #691)
The compact-batch leg of the per-slot open-claim read looked up closure evidence through the parent closure tables, so it locked every slot's closure partitions and waited behind claim-ring prune of another slot. It now reads the selected slot's closure partitions, as the row-local leg already did.
…uous ones (forward-port #691)
Rescue leaves an attempt whose retained ready bodies are ambiguous running and retries its batch without it, but only within the attempts the pass first selected. Every pass selects the oldest stale attempts first, so a batch's worth of ambiguous ones kept heartbeat, deadline and callback rescue from every attempt behind them.
Hydration now reports all of a batch's ambiguous attempts before it writes anything, and the pass sets them aside and selects again. Busy retained attempts still only shrink the pass's selection. The hydrate error names the first ambiguous attempt and how many more there are, and no longer prints job 0 run_lease 0 for an empty list.
… read returns (forward-port #691)
The Completed event built from the worker's copy, and the snapshot Completed follow-up specs receive, kept the finished attempt's heartbeat_at and deadline_at, which a read of the completed job returns as None. Both now come from one helper that clears them, alongside the state, finalized_at and progress they already set.
…promotion (forward-port #691)
The readiness check accepted any granted notify-queue lock in the cluster, so another notifying backend could let the test run without contention. It now waits for the holder's backend and checks the holder is still committing when promotion returns.
The configuration guide also describes waiter_timed_out as a waiter's lock wait running out rather than a transaction holding a lane lock.
…rd-port #691)
Budget::reserve replaces a label's own earmark instead of counting it twice. Dropping a live ClientHost inside the persona runtime shuts its runtime down in the background instead of panicking. QueueRegistry::get releases the name index before reading the queue list, so it cannot deadlock against register.
Bulk DLQ retry and purge flag only the exhausted jobs on the queue they target. UiOps skips the cron actions when Tom, which declares the schedules, is not running, and Tom serves at least the queues its cron schedules write to. Chaos leaves the shard-ops owner, migrator and admin sessions alone. The unexplained-cancel scan reads every cancellation in its window, and the Python runtime uses the heartbeat, staleness and rescue timings the Rust runtimes use.
…aintenance hook tasks (forward-port #695)
main already bounds how many finished attempts may wait for finalization and completes metadata attempts by exact claim batch index, so this ports the rest of #695.
Every attempt with lifecycle hooks spawned a detached task for Started, and its outcome hooks ran after the finalizer released its slot, so hooks slower than job throughput accumulated tasks each holding a copy of the job without slowing claiming. The Started task is now awaited inside the finalizer, before the outcome hooks, and the slot is held until both return or the runtime drain cancels them. The finalizer-capacity unit test that asserted the opposite now asserts a pending outcome hook keeps the slot.
A handler waiting for finalizer capacity could win a permit released after shutdown cancelled its wait and spawn a finalizer that outlives shutdown; the wait now checks cancellation first.
Maintenance's Rescued and duplicate Cancelled events stay detached so hooks cannot hold up rescue, but at most 1,024 are outstanding per worker; further events are dropped with a warning.
Ports the runtime regression tests: claiming stops at the bound while receipt-backed or lease-backed finalization is stalled and every job then completes once, a slow lifecycle hook holds back claiming, and metadata completion validates the exact compact item without locking the shared batch. The ready-segment bind-limit regression is added in its deterministic form.
…oting (forward-port 0.6.15)
The configuration guide gives the bound on finished attempts waiting for completion and how lifecycle hooks share it, and troubleshooting covers a runtime whose claiming slows while its handlers are idle.
The README's install commands pinned 0.6.6, long after newer 0.6 releases shipped. They now add the latest published release, as the documentation site does, and the Rust section uses cargo add instead of a 0.6 version requirement.
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Walkthrough
This pull request forward-ports queue-storage, producer-insert, worker lifecycle, and soak-harness changes. It adds migrations v054 and v055, new Rust insertion behavior, conditional claim-batch indexing, updated rescue and lifecycle handling, tests, benchmarks, and accompanying documentation and release updates.
Changes: Batched Producer Inserts
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Batch insert contract and migration awa-model/migrations/v055_insert_jobs_compat_batch.sql, awa-model/src/migrations.rs
Adds the v055 compatibility batch function, its input checks, lane reservations, and migration registration.
Documents batch insertion, compatibility paths, lane contention, migration details, and the updated meaning of waiter_timed_out.
Claim Indexing and Rescue
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Claim-batch index installation and use awa-model/migrations/v023_install_queue_storage_substrate.sql, awa-model/migrations/v054_claim_batch_job_index.sql, awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs, docs/security/database-roles.md, docs/upgrade-0.6-to-0.7.md
Adds conditional GIN index creation and filters compact-claim lookups by job IDs.
Compact claims and rescue ambiguity awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs, awa-model/src/admin.rs
Updates closure lookups, reports multiple ambiguous attempts, and changes receipt-source kind lookup to run only when a kind filter is present.
Claim and admin regression tests awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs, awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs
Adds tests for claim indexing, rescue progress, admin reads, pagination, pruning, and large ready-segment insertion.
Worker Lifecycle Handling
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Finalizer and maintenance dispatch awa-worker/src/client.rs, awa-worker/src/executor.rs, awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs
Awaits Started hooks during finalization, holds finalizer capacity through dispatch, bounds detached maintenance events, and clears terminal event heartbeat and deadline fields.
Lifecycle behavior validation and docs awa/tests/lifecycle_hook_test.rs, awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs, docs/lifecycle-hooks.md, docs/configuration.md, docs/troubleshooting.md
Tests hook backpressure and terminal event snapshots. Documents lifecycle capacity and completion waiters.
Persona Soak Harness
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Database host and cancellation accounting awa/tests/persona_soak/db.rs, awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs
Updates reservation replacement, runtime shutdown, and cancellation scanning.
Persona-specific queue and timing behavior awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/*, awa/tests/persona_soak/python/*
sequenceDiagram
participant RustCaller
participant InsertAPI
participant PostgreSQL
participant QueueStorage
RustCaller->>InsertAPI: Call insert_many_copy or insert_many_skip_unique_conflicts
InsertAPI->>PostgreSQL: Probe batch function availability
InsertAPI->>PostgreSQL: Submit batch insert or per-row fallback
PostgreSQL->>QueueStorage: Reserve lanes and write ready rows
PostgreSQL-->>InsertAPI: Return inserted rows in input order
InsertAPI-->>RustCaller: Return results
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A rabbit checks the lanes at night Batch rows hop in ordered flight Hooks hold a slot until they’re through Claim indexes narrow what they view Then carrots wait for queues to chew
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Actionable comments posted: 20
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Major comments: 1
awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs: 1
291-291: Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Batch the cancellation grace waits.
If a regression produces thousands of unexplained cancellations in one scan, the serial sleeps can delay monitoring and shutdown for hours. Already-reported jobs also sleep again. Batch the grace waits while still checking every candidate and allowing time for operator flags to arrive.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs at line 291:
Update the cancellation-candidate handling around the `cancelled` and
`finalized_at` query to batch grace waits instead of sleeping serially. Skip
waits for jobs already reported, but still recheck every candidate after its
wait and allow time for operator flags to arrive before reporting.
Minor comments: 7
awa/tests/persona_soak/db.rs: 1
283-285: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Keep the runtime under cancellation-safe cleanup.
If the shutdown future is cancelled while awaiting the spawned task, the local runtime is dropped inside Tokio and can panic. Keep the runtime under a drop guard through the await so cancellation calls shutdown_background.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/persona_soak/db.rs around lines 283 - 285:
Keep the runtime taken from self.runtime under a drop guard across the
spawned-task await, with the guard calling shutdown_background when cancellation
drops it; preserve the existing early return when self.runtime is empty.
awa/tests/persona_soak/python/soak_python.py: 1
335-336: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Reject a zero rescue interval before starting the worker.
When AWA_SOAK_RESCUE_INTERVAL_SECONDS=0, the Python worker receives zero for both rescue intervals. If it becomes maintenance leader, its maintenance task panics before running rescue or other leader maintenance. Reject zero in the soak configuration.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/persona_soak/python/soak_python.py around lines 335
- 336:
Validate AWA_SOAK_RESCUE_INTERVAL_SECONDS during soak configuration and reject a
value of zero before starting the Python worker; ensure both
heartbeat_rescue_interval_ms and deadline_rescue_interval_ms cannot receive
zero. Use the existing rescue-interval configuration flow rather than relying on
the fallback expressions in the worker arguments.
awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs: 2
12048-12051: Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Make the lock-overlap check independent of commit timing.
With fsync=off, the holder’s commits do not receive the commit_delay sleep. The holder can finish before either promotion returns, causing these assertions to fail even when lane promotion does not wait on the notify lock. The polling loop can also miss the lock.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs around lines 12048 -
12051:
Update the lock-overlap check around the `holder.is_finished()` assertion so it
does not depend on commit timing or intermittent polling. Use a deterministic
synchronization point to establish that promotion proceeds while the notify lock
is held, and preserve the test’s ability to detect whether lane promotion waits
on that lock.
27117-27147: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Give each test run a unique role name.
If two runs share a PostgreSQL cluster, one run can create the role while the other still holds grants on it. The second run then fails at CREATE ROLE. Use a unique role name per test run and clean up only that role.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs around lines 27117 -
27147:
Update the test’s `grantee` role name to be unique per test run, and use that
generated name consistently in `grantee_executes`, role creation, grants, and
cleanup. Ensure cleanup drops only the role created by this run, without
affecting another concurrent run’s role.
awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs: 1
2747-2764: Minor · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Bound maintenance hook execution.
If 1,024 rescue hooks never return, they exhaust the shared permits. Later Rescued and duplicate Cancelled events are then dropped for that maintenance service, including events for other job kinds. Bound hook execution so stuck hooks release their permits.
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Review comment at @awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs around lines 2747 - 2764:
Update the lifecycle-event dispatch flow around `try_acquire_owned` and
`tokio::spawn` so a hook that never returns cannot hold a shared permit
indefinitely. Add a bounded execution mechanism that releases the permit when
the bound is reached, while preserving dispatch for later `Rescued` and
duplicate `Cancelled` events across job kinds.
awa-worker/src/executor.rs: 1
2724-2724: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Poor tradeoff
Pass the stored completion timestamp to follow-up specs.
When a Completed spec reads job.finalized_at, it can receive a different timestamp from the stored job. Use the stored completion timestamp in the row passed to the spec.
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Review comment at @awa-worker/src/executor.rs at line 2724:
Update the completed-event row used by follow-up specs in the flow around
completed_event_row(job) so it carries the stored job completion timestamp in
finalized_at. Ensure Completed specs reading job.finalized_at receive that
stored timestamp.
awa/tests/insert_many_schema_fallback_test.rs: 1
64-67: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Clean up scratch databases after test failures.
If an assertion or migration fails, the test skips db.drop(). Repeated failures on a persistent PostgreSQL cluster leave awa_batchfn_* databases behind. Ensure cleanup also runs during unwinding and after creation failures.
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- 67:
Update the scratch-database setup and teardown around `self.name` so cleanup
runs on test unwinding and when database creation or migrations fail; establish
cleanup protection early enough to cover partial creation, and ensure cleanup
safely handles a database that was never created. Preserve the normal
successful-test cleanup behavior.
Nitpick comments: 7
awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs: 1
1201-1213: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Assert that the scan covers every cancellation.
An unordered LIMIT 2000 query can include the late job and omit a bulk job, so this assertion can pass with the limit restored.
Assert the set of all 2,001 IDs at the production candidate-query boundary. Keep the existing violation assertion for downstream behavior. This avoids both serial grace waits and the 25-row violation-detail cap.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs around lines 1201 - 1213:
Update the soak test around `check_unexplained_cancels` to assert that the
production candidate-query boundary returns the complete set of all 2,001
cancellation IDs, so an unordered `LIMIT 2000` cannot pass by including the late
job while omitting a bulk job. Keep the existing violation assertion for
downstream behavior, and avoid relying on serial grace waits or capped violation
details.
awa/tests/enqueue_lane_contention_test.rs: 1
645-646: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Reconcile acknowledged jobs across both windows.
If a measured batch is acknowledged but not persisted, warmup rows can hide the loss. Track expected job identities across both windows, account for intentional duplicates, and compare them with landed jobs.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/enqueue_lane_contention_test.rs around lines 645 -
646:
Update the contention test’s accounting around result.landed and
result.samples.jobs to track expected job identities across both warmup and
measured windows, account for intentional duplicates, and compare the resulting
expected set with landed jobs so warmup rows cannot mask unpersisted
acknowledged jobs.
scripts/tests/test_previous_release_tag.py: 2
37-37: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Keep the final tag in the prerelease candidate list.
The ordering test no longer checks whether a prerelease excludes its own later final tag. A regression selecting v1.0.0 for v1.0.0-rc.10 would pass this test. Add the final tag to the candidates without adding it to the predecessor pairs.
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Review comment at @scripts/tests/test_previous_release_tag.py at line 37:
Update the ordering test that calls previous_release_tag to include v1.0.0 in
the candidate tags while keeping it out of the expected predecessor pairs, so
the test verifies that a prerelease candidate does not select its final release
as a predecessor.
45-49: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test an intervening patch prerelease.
The current tests pass if a final release skips only its own prereleases. Add a case where an earlier-patch prerelease sorts after the preceding final tag. This catches a regression that would produce an incorrect full-changelog link.
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49:
Add a test for previous_release_tag where an earlier patch prerelease sorts
after the preceding final tag, using a final release with both intervening and
current-release prereleases; assert it returns the preceding final tag.
docs/getting-started-python.md: 1
26-26: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test the published SDK migration command.
CI runs the example against the development build, not the published SDK. Add a clean-environment check that installs awa-pg, runs the documented migration command without an awa executable on PATH, and then runs the example.
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Review comment at @docs/getting-started-python.md at line 26:
Extend the CI check for the documented `uv add awa-pg` setup to use a clean
environment with the published SDK, verify the documented migration command runs
without an `awa` executable on PATH, and then run the example. Ensure the check
does not rely on the development build.
awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs: 1
2516-2551: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Verify finalizer saturation before releasing the stall.
Both tests can pass when claiming pauses below capacity. They then do not show that finalizer capacity stopped claiming. Make the tests detect an early stall and verify saturation without requiring exact equality to the upper bound.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs around lines 2516 -
2551:
Update the stalled-claim detection in both tests to fail if claiming stops
before finalizer capacity is saturated, rather than accepting any nonzero
stalled count after five seconds. After releasing the stall, verify the observed
count reached at least FINALIZER_CAPACITY while retaining the existing
upper-bound check against limit; do not require the count to equal limit
exactly.
awa/tests/insert_many_batch_test.rs: 1
267-269: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a non-skipping batch conflict test.
unique_conflict_fails_the_batch_atomically calls the per-row path, not awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch. Add a direct queue-storage call with skipping disabled and a conflicting unique key. Assert the unique violation and rollback. A regression that accepts duplicate jobs in this branch could otherwise pass the tests.
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Review comment at @awa/tests/insert_many_batch_test.rs around lines 267 - 269:
The batch conflict test exercises the per-row path instead of the compatibility
batch path. Update `unique_conflict_fails_the_batch_atomically` to call
`awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch` directly with skipping disabled and a conflicting
unique key, then assert the unique violation and that the batch was rolled back.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@awa-model/migrations/v023_install_queue_storage_substrate.sql:
- Around line 881-886: Update the GIN index check in the partition-pruning logic
to exclude partial indexes by requiring the matched index to have no predicate.
In the replacement-index creation path, handle an existing index with the
intended name but incompatible definition so it cannot silently prevent creation
of the general-purpose index; preserve existing safeguards and use the
established index naming and validation logic.
- Around line 922-930: Update the ownership-transfer flow around ALTER FUNCTION
so the subsequent ACL reset runs with the table owner’s privileges, preserving
grant authority even when the migrator has only SET membership. Ensure the reset
removes PUBLIC execution rather than merely warning, and retain the existing
ownership and privilege checks.
- Around line 895-903: Update the partition emptiness-check and index-build flow
around v_has_rows so it builds the index only when the emptiness check is
reliable under the current transaction isolation level. For isolation levels
where the snapshot can hide newly committed rows, skip the build; preserve the
existing lock and populated-partition handling.
Review comments at @awa-model/migrations/v055_insert_jobs_compat_batch.sql:
- Around line 274-283: The batch claim insertion in the job enqueue flow can
deadlock against per-row producers that acquire lane locks before claims.
Coordinate claim and lane acquisition so batch and per-row enqueue paths use a
compatible lock order, preserving existing claim behavior; establish the correct
ordering from both paths rather than assuming a new locking API. Add a
regression test covering the interleaving where a per-row producer holds lane A
and inserts key Y while a batch holds Y and waits for A.
- Line 387: Replace the repeated v_skipped array scan in the v_job_ids filter
with a set-based membership lookup that scales for large batches, such as an
anti-join against a relation with efficient lookup; preserve the existing
behavior of excluding skipped job IDs.
- Around line 453-455: Synchronize the `ring_cursor('queue')` selection with the
batch’s ready writes so maintenance cannot reclaim or reuse the selected slot
between the read and writes. Use the existing slot-reclamation coordination
mechanism and hold it across both operations; preserve the cursor generation
checks so stale cached generations cannot make unclaimed jobs eligible for
pruning.
- Around line 134-140: Validate each element of p_tags before batch insertion
and reject any value that is not a JSON string, so stored tags remain decodable
by later job reads and claims. Keep the existing maximum-count validation; only
normalize values if the storage and return paths can handle that normalization
consistently.
- Around line 76-78: Move the `v_count = 0` early return after the batch array
consistency checks. Validate that `p_kind` and the other column arrays have
compatible lengths, rejecting an empty or NULL `p_kind` when another array is
nonempty; preserve the empty-batch return for consistently empty inputs.
- Around line 329-334: Update the scheduled batch insert payload built by
jsonb_build_object to preserve the ordering-key hash, and ensure promotion uses
that stored hash for shard routing instead of selecting a rotor shard. Keep the
existing metadata, tags, errors, and progress fields intact.
Review comments at @awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs:
- Around line 2746-2747: Bound the rescue-selection work around the `*selected =
None` path so a single maintenance tick cannot repeatedly hydrate and roll back
unbounded batches. Preserve progress past ambiguous attempts across ticks by
retaining or advancing the exclusion state between ticks, without skipping
eligible attempts.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/executor.rs:
- Around line 436-450: Wrap the spawned Started lifecycle task in an
abort-on-drop handle where `started_event` is assigned, so dropping its owner
aborts the task instead of allowing hooks to detach and run after shutdown.
Preserve the existing `dispatch_lifecycle_event` behavior and task ownership
flow.
- Around line 778-793: Bound both the Started-event wait and outcome-hook
dispatch in the `hooks` block with a deadline so either cannot retain a
finalizer permit indefinitely. On timeout, cancel the underlying hook task—not
just the wait—and preserve the existing `finalize_cancel` behavior.
Review comments at @awa/tests/enqueue_lane_contention_test.rs:
- Line 422: Update the benchmark accounting around `samples.jobs` so it counts
rows actually inserted, not `scenario.batch_size` requested per batch. Use the
returned rows from `insert_many_skip` and `insert_many_copy`, including
successful fallback inserts, so fully skipped duplicate replays contribute zero
throughput.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/personas/mia.rs:
- Around line 264-276: Update mark_exhausted_in_queue and the associated
bulk-purge flow to track jobs that enter the DLQ during the purge, not only
records already marked EXHAUSTED when this function runs. Ensure those affected
jobs are recorded with DLQ_PURGED so the oracle does not report an unexpected
outcome, while preserving the existing behavior for jobs already exhausted.
Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 13: Update the changelog description of awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch and
insert_many_skip_unique_conflicts to state that each lane lock remains held
until the enclosing transaction commits or rolls back, including after the
function returns; do not imply it is released when that lane’s write finishes.
Review comments at @docs/configuration.md:
- Line 640: Update the tuning advice in the runtime completion-bound paragraph
to clarify that lowering AWA_COMPLETION_BATCH_SIZE reduces the bound only while
the batch-derived term exceeds worker capacity; below that floor, the bound
remains at worker capacity. Include the 2,048-worker, one-shard example from the
comment to illustrate that reducing the batch size from 512 to 256 leaves the
bound unchanged.
Review comments at @docs/troubleshooting.md:
- Line 205: Update the v055 migration guidance to explain that
`insert_many_copy_from_pool` / `client.insert_many_copy` uses
`awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch` only when the producer’s database role has
EXECUTE privilege; otherwise it retains the per-row fallback. Link to the grant
instructions in `upgrade-0.6-to-0.7.md`, and preserve the existing note about
generic `insert_many`.
- Line 240: Update the troubleshooting guidance for insert_many failures to
explain that a failure inside a transaction aborts it: callers must roll back to
a savepoint established before insert_many, or roll back and retry the entire
transaction, before retrying with insert_many_skip_unique_conflicts. Preserve
the existing warning against retrying the batch row by row.
Review comments at @docs/upgrade-0.6-to-0.7.md:
- Around line 300-303: Preserve input order through both v055 staging paths used
by insert_many_copy and insert_many_skip_unique_conflicts: record each row’s
input position and use it to order the batch arrays and returned rows. Ensure
duplicate unique keys keep the first job in input order, regardless of staging
scan order.
Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 298: Update the lifecycle-hook documentation in README.md and
docs/lifecycle-hooks.md to clarify that slow hooks can occupy all finalizer
slots, causing a later handler to wait for an available slot before its state
transition. Preserve the guarantee that outcome hooks run only after their own
corresponding state transition commits.
---
Major comments:
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs:
- Line 291: Update the cancellation-candidate handling around the `cancelled`
and `finalized_at` query to batch grace waits instead of sleeping serially. Skip
waits for jobs already reported, but still recheck every candidate after its
wait and allow time for operator flags to arrive before reporting.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/executor.rs:
- Line 2724: Update the completed-event row used by follow-up specs in the flow
around completed_event_row(job) so it carries the stored job completion
timestamp in finalized_at. Ensure Completed specs reading job.finalized_at
receive that stored timestamp.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs:
- Around line 2747-2764: Update the lifecycle-event dispatch flow around
`try_acquire_owned` and `tokio::spawn` so a hook that never returns cannot hold
a shared permit indefinitely. Add a bounded execution mechanism that releases
the permit when the bound is reached, while preserving dispatch for later
`Rescued` and duplicate `Cancelled` events across job kinds.
Review comments at @awa/tests/insert_many_schema_fallback_test.rs:
- Around line 64-67: Update the scratch-database setup and teardown around
`self.name` so cleanup runs on test unwinding and when database creation or
migrations fail; establish cleanup protection early enough to cover partial
creation, and ensure cleanup safely handles a database that was never created.
Preserve the normal successful-test cleanup behavior.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/db.rs:
- Around line 283-285: Keep the runtime taken from self.runtime under a drop
guard across the spawned-task await, with the guard calling shutdown_background
when cancellation drops it; preserve the existing early return when self.runtime
is empty.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/python/soak_python.py:
- Around line 335-336: Validate AWA_SOAK_RESCUE_INTERVAL_SECONDS during soak
configuration and reject a value of zero before starting the Python worker;
ensure both heartbeat_rescue_interval_ms and deadline_rescue_interval_ms cannot
receive zero. Use the existing rescue-interval configuration flow rather than
relying on the fallback expressions in the worker arguments.
Review comments at @awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs:
- Around line 12048-12051: Update the lock-overlap check around the
`holder.is_finished()` assertion so it does not depend on commit timing or
intermittent polling. Use a deterministic synchronization point to establish
that promotion proceeds while the notify lock is held, and preserve the test’s
ability to detect whether lane promotion waits on that lock.
- Around line 27117-27147: Update the test’s `grantee` role name to be unique
per test run, and use that generated name consistently in `grantee_executes`,
role creation, grants, and cleanup. Ensure cleanup drops only the role created
by this run, without affecting another concurrent run’s role.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @awa/tests/enqueue_lane_contention_test.rs:
- Around line 645-646: Update the contention test’s accounting around
result.landed and result.samples.jobs to track expected job identities across
both warmup and measured windows, account for intentional duplicates, and
compare the resulting expected set with landed jobs so warmup rows cannot mask
unpersisted acknowledged jobs.
Review comments at @awa/tests/insert_many_batch_test.rs:
- Around line 267-269: The batch conflict test exercises the per-row path
instead of the compatibility batch path. Update
`unique_conflict_fails_the_batch_atomically` to call
`awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch` directly with skipping disabled and a conflicting
unique key, then assert the unique violation and that the batch was rolled back.
Review comments at @awa/tests/persona_soak/oracle.rs:
- Around line 1201-1213: Update the soak test around `check_unexplained_cancels`
to assert that the production candidate-query boundary returns the complete set
of all 2,001 cancellation IDs, so an unordered `LIMIT 2000` cannot pass by
including the late job while omitting a bulk job. Keep the existing violation
assertion for downstream behavior, and avoid relying on serial grace waits or
capped violation details.
Review comments at @awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs:
- Around line 2516-2551: Update the stalled-claim detection in both tests to
fail if claiming stops before finalizer capacity is saturated, rather than
accepting any nonzero stalled count after five seconds. After releasing the
stall, verify the observed count reached at least FINALIZER_CAPACITY while
retaining the existing upper-bound check against limit; do not require the count
to equal limit exactly.
Review comments at @docs/getting-started-python.md:
- Line 26: Extend the CI check for the documented `uv add awa-pg` setup to use a
clean environment with the published SDK, verify the documented migration
command runs without an `awa` executable on PATH, and then run the example.
Ensure the check does not rely on the development build.
Review comments at @scripts/tests/test_previous_release_tag.py:
- Line 37: Update the ordering test that calls previous_release_tag to include
v1.0.0 in the candidate tags while keeping it out of the expected predecessor
pairs, so the test verifies that a prerelease candidate does not select its
final release as a predecessor.
- Around line 45-49: Add a test for previous_release_tag where an earlier patch
prerelease sorts after the preceding final tag, using a final release with both
intervening and current-release prereleases; assert it returns the preceding
final tag.
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The 0.6.15 forward-port summary said `awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch` holds a lane's enqueue lock only while it writes that lane. The function takes each lane's lock later than the per-row path, at that lane's write instead of the batch's first ready row, but the lock is transaction-scoped and stays held until commit or rollback, as the troubleshooting guide and the upgrade guide already say.
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main, adapted to main's schema and ring authority, plus docs-site fixes. One commit per ported 0.6 PR; the version bump is not ported.Ported
scripts/previous-release-tag.py(main's equivalent of the 0.6 workflow shell), with tests for the new rule.job_ids &&/@>filters on the by-job claim-batch lookups, the index helper in the installer, claim prune building the GIN index right after truncating a slot, and v054 installing the function in every discovered schema without building an index or taking table locks.awa.insert_jobs_compat_batch(reading the ring cursor throughring_cursor('queue')),insert_many_copymerged with main's staging paths and per-row fallback,insert_many_skip_unique_conflicts, and the lane-contention benchmark and nightly gate.Completedevents and follow-ups carry the completed job a read returns, the notify-holder test, and the soak harness fixes.pending_outcome_hook_does_not_hold_durable_finalizer_capacityasserted the unbounded behaviour and is inverted topending_outcome_hook_holds_finalizer_capacity.upgrade-0.6-to-0.7.md, and a CHANGELOG note under[Unreleased].Also: the docs site no longer names a stale "latest stable" version, the architecture diagram's labels clear its arrows, the Rust/Python switch no longer scrolls the page, and README install instructions are unpinned.
Testing
Format, workspace clippy with warnings denied, workspace build and
mkdocs build --strictpass. On PG17: awa-model and awa-worker unit tests; the portedqueue_storage_runtime_testcases;lifecycle_hook_test,insert_many_batch_test,insert_many_schema_fallback_test,enqueue_lane_lock_order_test; all 70migration_testcases;schema_discovery_owner_test,sql_only_storage_upgrade_test, the least-privilege and v050 tests; persona soak unit tests; the release-tag script tests. A database migrated by the 0.6.15 CLI (v40 with both patches, queue storage active, jobs claimed) migrated cleanly through v41–v55 with the batch function and claim-batch indexes intact. Not run locally: theawa-pythonbuild and the released-wheel upgrade rehearsals, which CI covers.Summary by CodeRabbit