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judging.timeout_minutes sets every judge invocation's timeout (default: the adapter's 10 minutes). judging.retries (0-5, default 0) retries a judge call whose score would otherwise be withheld: the invocation failed or its reply couldn't be parsed. Other errors still propagate. Defaults keep today's behaviour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change adds optional judge timeout and retry settings, validates their values, and passes the resulting limits to scoring. Judge calls and response parsing now retry qualifying Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Judge scoring may keep retrying a failing call or time out almost immediately despite a longer configured limit. Resolve these limit-handling risks before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 144: Update the timeout_minutes validation in the config validator to
reject non-finite values and values whose millisecond conversion exceeds
Node.js’s 2,147,483,647 ms timer limit. Preserve rejection of zero and negative
values, and adjust the validation message to describe the supported range.
Review comments at @src/scoring/judge-retry.ts:
- Line 18: Validate options.limits?.retries in the retry setup before starting
any judge call, requiring an integer from 0 through 5; reject invalid values,
including NaN and Infinity. Then calculate attempts only from the validated
retry count so the retry loop always has a finite limit.
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| throw new Error(`Invalid config at ${filePath}: "judging.agents[${i}]" must be a string or an AgentConfig object`); | ||
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| if (obj.timeout_minutes !== undefined) { | ||
| if (typeof obj.timeout_minutes !== "number" || !(obj.timeout_minutes > 0)) { |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Reject timeout values outside Node.js timer limits.
judgeLimitsFromConfig converts judging.timeout_minutes to milliseconds, and the adapters pass that value directly to setTimeout. Positive Infinity and values above 2,147,483,647 ms can therefore become 1 ms timers. Reject non-finite values and values above the supported limit.
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--- "a/src/config/validator.ts"
+++ "b/src/config/validator.ts"
@@ -141,8 +141,15 @@
throw new Error(`Invalid config at ${filePath}: "judging.agents[${i}]" must be a string or an AgentConfig object`);
}
if (obj.timeout_minutes !== undefined) {
- if (typeof obj.timeout_minutes !== "number" || !(obj.timeout_minutes > 0)) {
- throw new Error(`Invalid config at ${filePath}: "judging.timeout_minutes" must be a positive number`);
+ if (
+ typeof obj.timeout_minutes !== "number" ||
+ !Number.isFinite(obj.timeout_minutes) ||
+ !(obj.timeout_minutes > 0) ||
+ obj.timeout_minutes > 2_147_483_647 / 60_000
+ ) {
+ throw new Error(
+ `Invalid config at ${filePath}: "judging.timeout_minutes" must be a finite positive number within the supported timer range`,
+ );
}
}
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Review comment at @src/config/validator.ts at line 144:
Update the timeout_minutes validation in the config validator to reject
non-finite values and values whose millisecond conversion exceeds Node.js’s
2,147,483,647 ms timer limit. Preserve rejection of zero and negative values,
and adjust the validation message to describe the supported range.
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| options: JudgeCallOptions, | ||
| parse: (responseText: string) => T, | ||
| ): Promise<T> { | ||
| const attempts = 1 + Math.max(0, Math.floor(options.limits?.retries ?? 0)); |
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Reject non-finite retry counts before starting judge calls.
A programmatic judgeLimits.retries value of NaN or Infinity makes attempts non-finite. If the judge keeps raising ScoringError, attempt >= attempts never ends the loop, so the caller keeps starting judge calls. The config validator does not guard programmatic ScoringOptions values. Require an integer from 0 through 5 here before the first call.
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Review comment at @src/scoring/judge-retry.ts at line 18:
Validate options.limits?.retries in the retry setup before starting any judge
call, requiring an integer from 0 through 5; reject invalid values, including
NaN and Infinity. Then calculate attempts only from the validated retry count so
the retry loop always has a finite limit.
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Summary
Judges that die (timeout, crash, rate limit) or reply with something unparseable withhold the run's score. On large workspaces this happens often enough to cost real results: the judge adapter's fixed 10-minute timeout is the most common cause, and a single transient failure throws away an otherwise complete run.
This adds two optional fields to
judging:timeout_minutesAgentInput.timeoutMsretries0{ "judging": { "agents": ["claude-code"], "timeout_minutes": 15, "retries": 1 } }Defaults keep today's behaviour exactly: no retry, adapter timeout.
Implementation
callJudgeAndParse()(newsrc/scoring/judge-retry.ts) wraps call + parse and retries only onScoringError; any other error still propagates (real bugs fail loud). After retries the withheld message says how many attempts were made, e.g.… (after 2 attempts). Retries are logged with--verbose.judge.js'scallJudgestill drive it.judgeLimitsFromConfig()maps config →ScoringOptions.judgeLimits, threaded fromcli.tsthroughscoreRunResultto every judge call.timeout_minutesmust be a positive number;retriesa whole number 0–5.Docs
configuration.astro: new "Judge timeout and retries" section and thejudgingfield row.scoring.astro: withheld-scores section points to it.AGENTS.md: withheld-scores notes.Tests
judge-retry.test.ts: single attempt by default; retries both a failed invocation and an unparseable reply; withholds after the last attempt with the count; doesn't retry non-ScoringErrors; config mapping.goal-achievement.test.ts: timeout reaches the adapter (and is absent when unset); a dead judge is retried end to end; withholds when every attempt fails.validator.test.ts: accepts valid values, rejects invalid ones.rm -rf dist && npm run buildandnpm test(1587 tests) pass; ESLint clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code