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@matt-aitken matt-aitken commented Apr 25, 2025

If there were batches in v4 with lots or all idempotent runs, the batch wouldn't get completed.
This impacted the dashboard Batches page, but more important when using batchTriggerAndWait it could mean the parent run never continued.

This changes the strategy so the tracking of how many items have been processed is atomic using an increment. The logic has also been moved up to the correct place.

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    • Improved batch processing reliability by refining how job progress is tracked and when batches are marked as complete. This ensures more accurate handling of batch completion and requeuing.

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The change updates the batch processing logic within the #processBatchTaskRunItems method in the batch trigger service. It introduces tracking of a new processingJobsCount field in the batch record, incrementing it by the number of processed run IDs. The logic for determining batch completion now compares processingJobsCount to runCount instead of using the length of runIds. Additionally, the check for whether to requeue the batch is repositioned to occur after the batch completion check.

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apps/webapp/app/runEngine/services/batchTrigger.server.ts Modified batch processing logic: introduced and incremented processingJobsCount, updated completion check, and reordered requeue logic.

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    participant Service as BatchTriggerService
    participant DB as Database

    Service->>DB: Fetch batch record (select processingJobsCount, runCount)
    Service->>DB: Increment processingJobsCount by processed run IDs
    Service->>Service: Check if processingJobsCount == runCount
    alt All runs processed
        Service->>Service: Run batch completion logic
    end
    Service->>Service: Check if more items to process
    alt More items remain
        Service->>Service: Requeue batch for further processing
    end

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apps/webapp/app/runEngine/services/batchTrigger.server.ts (1)

560-589: Consider adding a migration strategy for existing batch records.

While the implementation is solid, there's no explicit handling for existing batch records that might not have the processingJobsCount field initialized.

Consider adding a data migration strategy or handling null/undefined values in the completion check:

if (updatedBatch.processingJobsCount >= updatedBatch.runCount) {
  //if all the runs were idempotent, it's possible the batch is already completed
  await this._engine.tryCompleteBatch({ batchId: batch.id });
}

You might also want to add a consistency check to ensure that processingJobsCount never exceeds runCount:

// Add a consistency check to make sure processingJobsCount doesn't exceed runCount
if (updatedBatch.processingJobsCount > updatedBatch.runCount) {
  logger.warn("[RunEngineBatchTrigger] processingJobsCount exceeds runCount", {
    batchId: batch.id,
    processingJobsCount: updatedBatch.processingJobsCount,
    runCount: updatedBatch.runCount,
  });
}

if (updatedBatch.processingJobsCount >= updatedBatch.runCount) {
  //if all the runs were idempotent, it's possible the batch is already completed
  await this._engine.tryCompleteBatch({ batchId: batch.id });
}
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apps/webapp/app/runEngine/services/batchTrigger.server.ts (4)

567-570: Good addition of atomic counter for processing jobs.

The implementation of an atomic increment operation for processingJobsCount is a good approach for handling concurrency. This ensures accurate tracking when multiple workers process the same batch simultaneously, which directly addresses the issue with idempotent runs mentioned in the PR objectives.


571-574: Appropriate field selection for batch completion check.

Selecting both processingJobsCount and runCount fields ensures the completion check has the necessary data to determine if all runs have been triggered, without needing to fetch the entire batch record.


578-581: Excellent fix for idempotent run completion.

This change is the core fix - comparing processingJobsCount against runCount instead of relying on the length of runIds. This properly addresses the issue where batches with idempotent runs would fail to complete because idempotent runs might not add new entries to the runIds array.


583-587: Correct repositioning of the requeue check.

Moving the requeue check to after the batch completion check ensures that the batch completion logic runs before deciding whether to requeue. This is a critical ordering fix that prevents the situation where a batch might be requeued unnecessarily when it's actually complete.

@matt-aitken matt-aitken merged commit 8b0e4f2 into main Apr 25, 2025
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@matt-aitken matt-aitken deleted the idempotency-fixes branch April 25, 2025 17:41
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