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…rker dies A killed worker leaves its task at IN_PROGRESS with the Procrastinate row still doing. When retry_stalled_jobs re-queues that row, the assert in AnalysisTaskProcessor.start() raises, the row is deleted, and the task is orphaned - wedging its job at CANCELING for good. The spec proposes one repair rule applied at two entry points: a sweep_stale_tasks command run at worker container startup, and the processor itself when a re-queued row arrives. A stale task is reset to PENDING and run again, or CANCELED when the job is being cancelled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…side repair Entry point B becomes a 1-min periodic sweep (ANALYSIS_SWEEP_CRON); the processor's assert is replaced by an atomic PENDING->IN_PROGRESS claim and never repairs. The sweep's resolve UPDATE re-checks owner-gone conditions and decides re-queueing from a fresh post-update read, closing the interleaving that left a PENDING task with no queue row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…d atomically A worker killed between the PENDING flip and the enqueue loop left a PENDING job with un-queued tasks; the re-fired prep now finishes enqueueing them instead of warning and returning. last_refreshed is advanced in the same transaction as the job leaving PREPARING, so a crash in between can no longer make the re-run skip the reports of the crashed attempt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… at DEBUG Re-evaluate a job after repair even when it is already terminal but still has PENDING/IN_PROGRESS tasks, so a repaired task cannot leave it stuck. Ticks that repair nothing log at DEBUG (the sweep runs every minute). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rewrite the comments and test docstrings added on this branch so a first-time reader can follow them: state what the code does and the one reason it matters, in everyday words, 2-3 lines max. Also fixes the stale "PREPARING is the only valid entry state" note in subscriptions/tasks.py. No code changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflicts: - radis/core/models.py: main's update_job_state (#262) already settles the all-tasks-canceled case; kept main's version and dropped ours. - radis/core/tests/test_models.py: dropped our all-canceled tests, superseded by main's. - radis/extractions/tests/test_tasks.py: kept both sides' tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds automatic recovery for analysis tasks left ChangesWorker crash recovery
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63-64: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueHardcoded readiness timeout in the new worker waits. Both compose files add a
wait-for-itcall with a literal-t 300, while the adjacent Postgres wait uses${WAIT_POSTGRES_TIMEOUT:-180}. Replace the literal with an environment variable and a default.
docker-compose.prod.yml#L63-L64: replace-t 300in theinit.local:8000waits ofdefault_workerandllm_workerwith-t ${WAIT_INIT_TIMEOUT:-300}.docker-compose.dev.yml#L55-L56: replace-t 300in theweb.local:8000waits ofdefault_workerandllm_workerwith the same variable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The comment states the value must never be below 30, but the setting accepts any integer. A smaller value makes the sweep treat a live worker as dead and reset its
IN_PROGRESStask, which leads to the same task running twice. Procrastinate workers update heartbeats every 10 seconds by default, and a worker is considered stalled only when that heartbeat is not updated.♻️ Proposed change
-ANALYSIS_STALLED_WORKER_GRACE_SECONDS = env.int("ANALYSIS_STALLED_WORKER_GRACE_SECONDS", default=30) +ANALYSIS_STALLED_WORKER_GRACE_SECONDS = max( + 30, env.int("ANALYSIS_STALLED_WORKER_GRACE_SECONDS", default=30) +)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-12-worker-crash-task-recovery.md`:
- Around line 435-441: Enforce a minimum value of 30 for
ANALYSIS_STALLED_WORKER_GRACE_SECONDS during settings loading, rejecting
configured values below 30 rather than merely documenting the constraint. Update
the corresponding settings example in
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-01-worker-crash-task-recovery.md lines 273-276 to
state the same validation requirement; the anchor definition is in
docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-12-worker-crash-task-recovery.md lines 435-441.
In `@radis/core/utils/recovery.py`:
- Around line 56-66: Refresh the job status inside _resolve_stale_task before
selecting new_status, rather than relying on the task.job select_related
snapshot; use the refreshed status to preserve cancellation and avoid re-queuing
a task for a concurrently CANCELING job, while retaining the existing ended_at
behavior.
- Around line 73-84: Wrap the guarded update and subsequent task re-queue in a
single Django transaction.atomic block in the recovery flow, ensuring the reset
and task.delay operation commit or roll back together. Preserve the existing
updated check and concurrency behavior around the model.objects update.
In `@radis/extractions/tasks.py`:
- Around line 55-61: Update the preparation flow around job.tasks.exists() so
existing tasks do not imply preparation completed: persist an explicit
preparation-complete state or make task creation restartable and idempotent,
then enqueue tasks only after all retrieval batches are prepared. Add a
regression test covering multiple batches where the first run stops after the
first batch and a subsequent run still prepares and enqueues the remaining
batches.
In `@radis/subscriptions/tasks.py`:
- Around line 39-55: Serialize process_subscription_job() per subscription job
using a per-job database lock or durable lease that covers recovery,
_build_subscription_job(), task-row deletion, and job state updates. Ensure
overlapping invocations cannot race between the PENDING recovery path and
preparation, and retain the existing conditional task-claim behavior. Add a
regression test that invokes concurrent processing for the same job and verifies
task rows, queued IDs, and job state remain consistent.
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In `@docker-compose.prod.yml`:
- Around line 63-64: Replace the hardcoded wait-for-it timeout in the
default_worker and llm_worker readiness commands with the configurable
WAIT_INIT_TIMEOUT variable, defaulting to 300. Apply this to
docker-compose.prod.yml lines 63-64 for init.local:8000 and
docker-compose.dev.yml lines 55-56 for web.local:8000.
In `@radis/settings/base.py`:
- Around line 746-748: Enforce a minimum of 30 seconds for
ANALYSIS_STALLED_WORKER_GRACE_SECONDS after reading the environment value,
clamping any lower integer to 30 while preserving valid values at or above the
floor.
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Task creation is not atomic, so a worker killed mid-preparation leaves a partial task set. The PREPARING re-run treated those as complete preparation and enqueued only them, so the job finished covering a subset of the search results. Drop the leftovers (never enqueued while PREPARING) and prepare again, as subscriptions and labels already do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
If delay() failed after the reset committed, the task was left PENDING with no queue row - invisible to the sweep, so the job never finished. Rolling the reset back leaves it IN_PROGRESS for the next sweep to retry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This resume-enqueue loop now exists in four places:
- here and in
_build_subscription_job's final enqueue (radis/subscriptions/tasks.py:147) radis/extractions/tasks.py:124(resume/retry path)radis/labels/tasks.py:100(post-PENDING enqueue)
All four are the same idempotency-sensitive pattern:
for task in job.tasks.filter(status=...PENDING):
if not task.is_queued:
task.delay()Might be worth extracting a small helper on the shared base model, e.g. AnalysisJob.enqueue_pending_tasks() in radis/core/models.py.
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Agreed that the pattern is repeated, but this PR only adds one of the four occurrences (this PENDING resume branch). The other three were already on main:
radis/subscriptions/tasks.pyfinal enqueue andradis/extractions/tasks.pyresume path — from Fix task enqueue race during job preparation #198 (cacb8de3, "Fix task enqueue race during job preparation")radis/labels/tasks.pypost-PENDING enqueue — from Feature/auto labeling #231 (1bcd6b95, auto labeling)
So I'd suggest doing the AnalysisJob.enqueue_pending_tasks() extraction in a separate small PR that touches all four call sites together, and keep this one focused on crash recovery. If you'd rather have it in this PR, that's fine too — let me know and I'll add it here.
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| model.objects.filter(pk=task.pk, status=AnalysisTask.Status.IN_PROGRESS) | ||
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This UPDATE always sets queued_job_id=None — including on the paths that deliberately keep the old row alive to re-fire (todo, or doing under a dead worker). Nothing on the re-delivery side ever restores the link: the claim in AnalysisTaskProcessor.start() writes only status and started_at.
The common recovery sequence then is:
- Worker dies → sweep resets the task to PENDING, nulls queued_job, and correctly skips delay() because the surviving row will re-fire.
- The row re-fires; a healthy worker claims the task → IN_PROGRESS, running normally — but with queued_job = NULL.
- Next sweep tick (≤1 min later): IN_PROGRESS + queued_job__isnull=True matches owner-gone branch 1. The in-UPDATE re-check passes, because the NULL it verifies is the one this same UPDATE wrote a tick earlier. The running task is reset to PENDING again, and since the snapshot's stale_job_id is None, delay() enqueues a second row — two workers now run the same task concurrently.
The sweep ticks every minute and LLM tasks run for minutes, so any recovery that goes through a surviving row (the normal doing-row crash) hits this.
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This message is never cleared when the re-queued task later succeeds (start() only touches message on failure), so successfully recovered tasks permanently show "The worker processing this task was terminated." in the UI. Maybe clear message in the claim?
… old message on claim The sweep nulled queued_job_id even when it left the old queue row to fire again. After the row re-fired and a healthy worker claimed the task, the task ran with a NULL link, so the next sweep tick took it for ownerless, reset it again and enqueued a second row: two workers ran the same task on every normal crash recovery. Keep the link whenever the old row will re-fire; drop it only when a fresh row is enqueued. The re-queue decision still uses a fresh read after the UPDATE. Also clear `message` when the processor claims a task, so a run that succeeds does not keep showing "The worker processing this task was terminated." Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@radis/extractions/tasks.py`:
- Around line 53-56: Update the preparation flow around the PREPARING status
check so task deletion requires an exclusive preparation claim and only occurs
after confirming the previous preparation owner is stale; do not delete tasks
while another delivery may still be creating batches. Atomically acquire the
claim before transitioning from PENDING to PREPARING, and add a regression test
covering two overlapping preparation deliveries to ensure duplicate tasks and
extraction instances are not created.
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…terminal-job guard One exception anywhere in the sweep aborted the whole run after earlier task repairs had already committed. A job whose recount never ran (e.g. its finished mail bounced on the job before it) was then stranded: its tasks are no longer IN_PROGRESS, so no later tick revisits it — a CANCELING job stayed CANCELING forever. Isolate each task repair and each job recount in its own try/except, log the failure with the task/job id, and raise one summary error at the end so the tick still shows as failed. Also drop the "terminal job with open tasks" recount clause: its only reachable scenario is a milliseconds-wide cancel race whose end state is harmless and heals itself through the processor's cancel branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A worker dying inside the enqueue loop left a PENDING job with only some of its tasks queued. If a queued task was claimed before the preparation re-fired, the job was IN_PROGRESS, every prep entry guard refused it, and the remaining tasks were stranded forever; for labels the wedged job also blocked all future labeling. Committing the status flip and all task enqueues as one unit makes that state unreachable: a mid-loop death rolls everything back and the re-run rebuilds or resumes from a clean state. Queue rows also become visible only at commit, when the job is already PENDING, so a task can no longer be picked up while its job is still PREPARING. For subscriptions the last_refreshed bookmark rolls back with the flip. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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135-141: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAssert the final job status to document the divergence from the sibling tests.
process_subscription_jobcatches the exception, sets the job toFAILURE, saves outside the rolled-back transaction, and re-raises. The end state here is thereforeFAILURE, notPREPARINGas in the extraction and labeling variants of this test. Add the status assertion so the difference is explicit.💚 Proposed addition
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85-105: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 TrivialConsider the transaction size for large backfills.
The enqueue loop now runs inside one transaction. A MANUAL backfill can create many tasks, so this transaction can hold row locks and an open connection for a long time. Monitor the task count per labeling job. If backfills grow, consider a bounded chunk strategy that still preserves the "no enqueue before PENDING" invariant.
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In `@radis/core/tests/test_recovery.py`:
- Around line 289-290: Strengthen both pytest.raises assertions around
sweep_stale_analysis_state by adding match= patterns for the expected aggregate
error message, ensuring injected RuntimeError exceptions cannot satisfy the
tests. Keep the existing RuntimeError type assertion and verify both occurrences
use the aggregate-error text.
In `@radis/extractions/tasks.py`:
- Around line 117-122: Update the status/queue-row persistence in the
preparation transition around ExtractionJob.Status.PREPARING to use a
conditional update filtered to PREPARING and PENDING, clearing queued_job_id
atomically. Check the update count and skip subsequent enqueueing when no row
was updated, preserving CANCELING and CANCELED states.
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In `@radis/labels/tasks.py`:
- Around line 85-105: Review the transaction scope in the preparation flow
around the PREPARING-to-PENDING update and the task enqueue loop. Monitor task
volume for MANUAL backfills and, if large jobs require it, implement bounded
task chunks while ensuring each chunk only enqueues tasks after the labeling job
is PENDING and preserves the existing cancellation-race safeguards.
In `@radis/subscriptions/tests/test_tasks.py`:
- Around line 135-141: Update the process_subscription_job test to assert that
the final job status is FAILURE after the exception is re-raised, while
preserving the existing rollback and task-enqueue assertions.
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…lose test gaps - Delete subscriptions/0012_procrastinate_on_delete: main's 0011 already applies the identical ON DELETE SET NULL statements for both subscription tables. - Reword comments that were jargon-heavy or described older behavior (sweep tick failure handling, NULL-join phrasing, doing-row refire path, extraction prep entry states and enqueue rule). - Close review-found test gaps: first sweep test with an unmocked delay() (pins the refresh_from_db before re-queue), orphan task under an already-CANCELED job, cancelled/aborted queue-row statuses, sweep log levels (DEBUG quiet / INFO repaired), resume skips already-queued and finished tasks, job-level queued_job FK covered by the ON DELETE SET NULL tests, and a duplicate test name renamed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
When a worker died mid-work (deploy, OOM,
docker stop), RADIS jobs got stuck for good. Procrastinate re-queues its own queue rows (retry_stalled_jobs), but nothing repaired the RADISAnalysisJob/AnalysisTaskrows, and the code that ran again was written for exactly-once execution: it hitasserts and crashed.What was broken
Tasks (all apps): a task killed mid-run stayed
IN_PROGRESSforever. When its queue row was re-run,AnalysisTaskProcessor.start()assertedstatus == PENDING, crashed, and the row was deleted. The job hung inIN_PROGRESSorCANCELINGwith no way out; a labeling job stuck inCANCELINGblocked all future labeling.Extractions
PREPARING; the re-run assertedstatus == PENDING→ stuck forever.Subscriptions
status == PREPARING) → stuckPREPARING, and the hourly launcher then skipped that subscription forever.PENDINGbut before all tasks were enqueued → un-queued tasks nobody repaired.last_refreshedadvanced but before the job leftPREPARING→ those reports were silently skipped by the next run.(subscription, report)unique constraint →IntegrityError, spuriousFAILURE.How it's fixed
sweep_stale_analysis_state,radis/core/utils/recovery.py): runs at every worker start (manage.py sweep_stale_tasks) and every minute (ANALYSIS_SWEEP_CRON). Finds tasksIN_PROGRESSwhose worker is gone (queue row deleted/finished, or heartbeat silent longer thanANALYSIS_STALLED_WORKER_GRACE_SECONDS), resets them toPENDING(orCANCELEDif the job is canceling) and re-queues them when Procrastinate won't.queued_jobFKs areON DELETE SET NULLso Procrastinate's row deletion doesn't leave dangling references.start()claims a task with one conditionalUPDATE(PENDING → IN_PROGRESS); a second delivery of the same task just skips.PENDINGandPREPARING; a re-run restoresPENDINGand enqueues the remaining tasks. A re-run task processes onlyis_processed=Falseinstances.PREPARING(drops partial tasks, rebuilds) andPENDING-with-tasks (finishes enqueueing).last_refreshedand the status change commit in one transaction.SubscribedItemis written withget_or_create.CANCELING.Docs:
KNOWLEDGE.md,AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md,example.env. Merged withmain(#262 already covers the all-tasks-canceled job state; its version is kept).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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