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claude-bot 6ea4402942 fix(stage-engine): durable transition-ownership lease + expected-stage CAS (ORCH-114)
Close the root class of the ORCH-110/111/112/113 incident chain: side-effectful
stage transitions had no single ownership. `advance_stage` is re-enterable and wrote
the stage with a bare `UPDATE ... WHERE id=?` (no compare-and-swap), while >=5 actors
(monitor / Plane-webhook / reconciler F-1 / job-reaper / deploy-finalizer) enter the
same transition independently. A concurrent or post-restart re-entry therefore
re-applied irreversible effects (merge_pr / coverage-ratchet / image-rebuild /
prod-deploy initiation) and produced a contradictory rollback<->done (incident
ORCH-111, job 1914 / PR #130).

Two complementary layers, both additive, under one kill-switch, never-raise:
  1. Durable transition-lease (new table `transition_lease`) — owner-exclusion on
     ENTRY to the side-effectful region: a second actor that sees a LIVE owner does
     not start the heavy sub-gates at all (prevention, not post-hoc repair).
  2. Expected-stage CAS (`db.update_task_stage_cas`) — atomicity on the stage WRITE:
     a lost race aborts with NO side effect. Also closes the 6 paths that write the
     stage in bypass of advance_stage (gitea x5 + plane rollback).

Owner liveness = owner_pid + owner_boot_id (NOT a heartbeat — a blocking 900s merge
re-test cannot beat one; ADR-001 D3), making restart recovery free (a fresh boot_id
renders every prior lease stale -> reclaimed by recover_on_startup). The lease has no
own TTL: its hard age ceiling is the reaper Tier-3 backstop reaper_max_running_s, so
the cross-cutting budget invariant ORCH-065/109/110/113 is untouched.

Generalises ORCH-113 finalizer-liveness (process-local, Tier-2, deploy-staging) to a
durable cross-path lease: the reaper consults it on all relevant paths (defer live,
reclaim dead; Tier-3 ignores the marker -> bounded; a reap force-releases the lease);
reconciler F-1 and the Plane webhook defer on an active lease; main.lifespan calls
recover_on_startup() after requeue_running_jobs. finalizer_liveness.py is unchanged
(it remains the kill-switch-off fallback).

Scope self-hosting (transition_lease_repos="" -> orchestrator only; enduro untouched).
Kill-switch ORCH_TRANSITION_LEASE_ENABLED=false -> CAS degenerates to the prior
unconditional update_task_stage, lease inert, reaper -> ORCH-113 fallback (byte-for-
byte pre-ORCH-114). STAGE_TRANSITIONS / QG_CHECKS / check_* / machine-verdict keys /
existing table schemas — byte-for-byte (one additive table, no epoch column on tasks).

Observability: read-only `transition_lease` block in GET /queue + a Telegram alert on
forced/stale reclaim + optional POST /transition-lease/release?work_item=<id>.

Coverage: tests/test_orch114_transition_ownership.py (TC-01 mandatory regression of
the ORCH-111 class — red before fix, green after; TC-02..TC-14). Full suite green
(2048 passed); the 4 webhook tests that spied on the removed gitea.update_task_stage
were updated to spy on the new commit_stage_cas write path.

ADR: docs/work-items/ORCH-114/06-adr/ADR-001-transition-ownership-lease-and-stage-cas.md
Cross-cutting: docs/architecture/adr/adr-0045-transition-ownership-lease-and-stage-cas.md

Refs: ORCH-114
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-15 19:28:38 +03:00

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"""ORCH-065: job-reaper + proactive merge-lease reclaim background daemon.
Three failure classes share one root cause — "the thread/process died while it
still held captured state" — and one inert recovery layer
(``requeue_running_jobs``) that only fires on a process restart:
* **A — zombie jobs.** A job's terminal status (``done``/``queued``/``failed``)
is written ONLY inside ``launcher._monitor_agent -> _finalize_job`` in the
live process. If that thread/process dies between ``proc.wait()`` and the
status write (crash, OOM, self-restart mid-deploy) the ``jobs`` row stays
``running`` forever. At ``max_concurrency=1`` one zombie blocks the claim of
EVERY project's jobs -> the whole shared pipeline stalls.
* **B — stuck merge-lease.** The file lease ``.merge-lease-<repo>.json``
(ORCH-043) is reclaimed only lazily, by TTL, and only when ANOTHER task tries
to acquire it. Holder liveness (pid) is never probed, so a death with the
lease held blocks foreign merges until the TTL expires.
This module is a background daemon thread modelled on ``reconciler``
(``threading.Thread(daemon=True)`` + ``threading.Event``, start/stop in
``main.lifespan``, ``/queue`` snapshot, per-unit never-raise, kill-switch). Each
tick: (1) scans ``running`` jobs and reaps the dead ones via three-tier liveness
detection; (2) proactively reclaims dead/stale merge-leases (mechanism B) for the
in-scope repos.
Liveness (defense in depth, ADR-001 Р-1):
* **Tier-1 (primary): dead pid.** ``jobs.pid`` (stamped by ``launcher._spawn``)
probed with ``merge_gate.pid_alive``. A job is reaped only after
``reaper_dead_ticks`` (>=2) CONSECUTIVE dead-pid ticks — an in-memory streak
counter kills false positives (AC-3); a live agent within its timeout is
never reaped.
* **Tier-2 (completion race): exit_code recorded but job still running.** This
window is AMBIGUOUS — it is both "the monitor died between writing
``agent_runs.exit_code`` and ``_finalize_job``" AND "a LIVE monitor is still
finalizing" (``_monitor_agent`` writes ``exit_code`` FIRST, then git
commit/push (+PR), the БАГ-8 check and network Plane usage comments — seconds
to tens of seconds — and ONLY THEN ``_try_advance_stage`` -> ``_finalize_job``).
The agent pid is already dead in BOTH cases, so it cannot disambiguate. The
reaper therefore treats it as a dead monitor (KNOWN outcome) only after a
finalization grace: ``exit_code`` recorded for >= ``reaper_finalize_grace_s``
(a live finalizing monitor is NEVER reaped, FR-1.3/AC-3). Within the grace the
row is left untouched. **ORCH-113 (adr-0043):** on the ``deploy-staging ->
deploy`` edge the in-thread finalization runs the heavy edge sub-gates
(security/merge-gate re-test/coverage/image-freshness) for MINUTES AFTER the
``finished_at`` stamp, so even past the grace the monitor may be alive. Tier-2
now consults a process-local ownership marker (``finalizer_liveness``): a job
on ``deploy-staging`` still owned by a live finalizer is DEFERRED (not reaped via
Tier-2 — re-running the advance caused the false rollback in incident ORCH-111)
and falls through to the Tier-3 backstop, which IGNORES the marker. Kill-switch
``reaper_finalizer_liveness_enabled``.
* **Tier-3 (backstop): age ceiling.** A job ``running`` longer than
``reaper_max_running_s`` (deliberately > max ``agent_timeout`` + grace) is
reaped even when liveness cannot be determined (pid reused / unknown).
Action on confirmed death reuses existing contracts (no new merge/stage logic):
* The reaper's ONLY mutating write to a job row is the atomic terminal flip
``db.reap_running_job(... WHERE status='running')`` — so a late-arriving
monitor / the startup ``requeue_running_jobs`` / a second tick can never
double-process a row (AC-5; the loser sees ``rowcount==0``).
* **exit0 (Tier-2): claim-BEFORE-act (ADR-001 Р-1).** The source of truth is the
canonical quality gate, NOT "exit0". If the stage already advanced -> atomic
``done`` claim only (idempotent cleanup). Else evaluate the canonical QG
READ-ONLY (no side effects, the reconciler pattern): red (e.g. the monitor died
before git-push, so no artifact) -> failure path (no false ``done``); green ->
atomically claim ``done`` FIRST, and only the claim winner then runs
``launcher._try_advance_stage`` (advance + ``enqueue_job`` of the next stage).
A tick that loses the claim performs NO side effects, so a late-finalizing
monitor / the startup ``requeue_running_jobs`` can never be double-advanced or
double-enqueued.
* **exit!=0 (Tier-2) / unknown outcome (Tier-1 dead pid, Tier-3 backstop):**
``attempts < max_attempts`` -> ``queued`` (mirrors ``requeue_running_jobs``);
budget exhausted -> ``failed`` + Telegram. We never fabricate exit0.
Invariants (ТЗ §8 / ADR-001): never-raise per unit of work; idempotency (atomic
guard + gate-driven advance); restart-safe (the reaper starts AFTER the startup
``requeue_running_jobs``); silence when nothing is anomalous; the reaper NEVER
restarts/kills the prod container and NEVER pushes ``main``. ``STAGE_TRANSITIONS``
/ ``QG_CHECKS`` and every ``check_*`` signature are unchanged.
See docs/work-items/ORCH-065/06-adr/ADR-001-job-reaper-and-lease-reclaim.md and
the cross-cutting docs/architecture/adr/adr-0011-job-reaper-lease-reclaim.md.
"""
import logging
import threading
from datetime import datetime, timezone
from .config import settings
from .db import (
get_db,
get_running_jobs,
reap_running_job,
)
from .stages import STAGE_TRANSITIONS, get_agent_for_stage
logger = logging.getLogger("orchestrator.job_reaper")
def reclaim_all_stale_leases() -> int:
"""Proactively reclaim dead/stale merge-leases for every in-scope repo.
Used both at startup (``main.lifespan``, next to ``requeue_running_jobs``) and
on every reaper tick (mechanism B). Iterates the merge-gate scope
(``merge_gate_repos`` CSV, else self-hosting ``orchestrator``) and calls the
never-raise ``merge_gate.reclaim_stale_lease`` per repo. Returns the number of
leases actually reclaimed. Never raises (per-repo isolation).
"""
if not settings.lease_reclaim_enabled:
return 0
reclaimed = 0
try:
from . import merge_gate
raw = (settings.merge_gate_repos or "").strip()
if raw:
repos = [r.strip() for r in raw.split(",") if r.strip()]
else:
from .qg.checks import SELF_HOSTING_REPO
repos = [SELF_HOSTING_REPO]
for repo in repos:
try:
if merge_gate.reclaim_stale_lease(repo):
reclaimed += 1
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - isolate one repo's failure
logger.error("lease-reclaim failed for repo %s: %s", repo, e)
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never-raise contract
logger.error("reclaim_all_stale_leases error: %s", e)
return reclaimed
class JobReaper:
"""Background daemon that reaps zombie jobs and reclaims stale merge-leases.
Modelled on ``Reconciler``: a ``threading.Thread(daemon=True)`` + a
``threading.Event`` for a clean stop. The only in-memory state is the
best-effort Tier-1 dead-pid streak counter (``_streak``) and the
observability counters (``reaped_total`` / ``last_reaped`` /
``lease_reclaimed_total`` / ``last_run_ts``); all reset on restart, which is
safe because the startup ``requeue_running_jobs`` covers the restart path.
"""
def __init__(self, interval_s: float | None = None):
self.interval_s = (
interval_s if interval_s is not None else settings.reaper_interval_s
)
self._stop = threading.Event()
self._thread: threading.Thread | None = None
# Tier-1 anti-false-positive: {job_id: consecutive dead-pid ticks}.
self._streak: dict[int, int] = {}
# Best-effort observability (Р-6).
self.last_run_ts: float | None = None
self.reaped_total: int = 0
self.last_reaped: dict | None = None
self.lease_reclaimed_total: int = 0
# ORCH-113 (adr-0043 / D5): count of Tier-2 reaps deferred because a live
# monitor still owns a deploy-staging finalization. Reset on restart (safe:
# startup requeue_running_jobs covers the restart path).
self.finalizer_defers_total: int = 0
# -- A: zombie-job reaping --------------------------------------------
def reap_once(self) -> None:
"""One scan over all ``running`` jobs (per-job never-raise) + lease reclaim."""
if settings.reaper_enabled:
try:
running = get_running_jobs()
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never break the tick
logger.error("reaper: get_running_jobs failed: %s", e)
running = []
seen: set[int] = set()
for job in running:
jid = job.get("id")
if jid is not None:
seen.add(jid)
try:
self._reap_job(job)
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - isolate one job's failure
logger.error(
"reaper: job %s (agent=%s) failed: %s",
job.get("id"), job.get("agent"), e,
)
# Forget streaks for rows that are no longer running (reaped / requeued
# / finished by the monitor) so the dict cannot grow unbounded.
self._streak = {k: v for k, v in self._streak.items() if k in seen}
# Mechanism B: proactive stale/dead lease reclaim (own kill-switch).
try:
self.lease_reclaimed_total += reclaim_all_stale_leases()
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never break the tick
logger.error("reaper: lease reclaim sweep failed: %s", e)
def _reap_job(self, job: dict) -> None:
"""Apply the three-tier liveness policy to a single running job."""
from . import merge_gate
job_id = job["id"]
pid = job.get("pid")
age = int(job.get("running_age_s") or 0)
exit_code = job.get("exit_code") # from the LEFT JOIN on agent_runs
# Tier-2: the process finished (exit_code recorded) but the job is still
# 'running'. This is AMBIGUOUS: it is BOTH "the monitor died mid-finalize"
# AND "a LIVE monitor is still finalizing" — _monitor_agent writes exit_code
# FIRST, then does git commit/push (+PR), the БАГ-8 check, network Plane
# usage comments (seconds..tens of seconds), and ONLY THEN _try_advance_stage
# -> _finalize_job. The agent pid is already dead in BOTH cases, so pid can
# NOT disambiguate. We treat it as a dead monitor (KNOWN outcome) only after
# a finalization grace: exit_code must have been recorded for at least
# `reaper_finalize_grace_s` (FR-1.3/AC-3 — a live finalizing monitor is never
# reaped). Within the grace window we leave the row alone (and fall through to
# the Tier-3 backstop only, which never trips before the grace given a sane
# config where reaper_max_running_s > reaper_finalize_grace_s).
if exit_code is not None:
self._streak.pop(job_id, None)
finished_age = job.get("finished_age_s")
grace = int(settings.reaper_finalize_grace_s)
if finished_age is not None and int(finished_age) >= grace:
# ORCH-113 (adr-0043 / D3): even past the grace, a LIVE monitor may
# still be running the minutes-long deploy-staging edge sub-gates
# in-thread — finished_age is measured from the START of finalization
# (the finished_at stamp), and on deploy-staging the heavy advance
# (security/merge-gate re-test/coverage/image-freshness) runs AFTER
# that stamp and BEFORE _finalize_job. If a live finalizer still owns
# this job, DEFER the Tier-2 reap (re-running the advance caused the
# false rollback in incident ORCH-111) and fall through to the Tier-3
# backstop, which IGNORES the marker so a stuck/dead finalizer is
# still reaped in bounded time.
if self._finalizer_owns(job):
self.finalizer_defers_total += 1
logger.info(
"reaper: job %s (deploy-staging) still owned by a live "
"finalizer %ss past grace — deferring Tier-2 (Tier-3 backstop "
"at %ss still applies)",
job_id, finished_age, settings.reaper_max_running_s,
)
# fall through to the Tier-3 backstop guard below.
else:
self._reap_known_outcome(job, int(exit_code))
return
else:
logger.info(
"reaper: job %s exit_code=%s recorded %ss ago (< grace %ss) — "
"deferring (monitor may still be finalizing)",
job_id, exit_code, finished_age, grace,
)
# fall through to the Tier-3 backstop guard below.
else:
# Tier-1: dead pid, only after `reaper_dead_ticks` consecutive dead ticks.
if pid is not None and not merge_gate.pid_alive(pid):
n = self._streak.get(job_id, 0) + 1
self._streak[job_id] = n
if n >= max(int(settings.reaper_dead_ticks), 1):
self._streak.pop(job_id, None)
self._reap_unknown_outcome(job, reason=f"dead pid={pid}")
return
logger.info(
"reaper: job %s pid=%s dead (streak %d/%d) — deferring",
job_id, pid, n, settings.reaper_dead_ticks,
)
else:
# Alive / no pid -> reset the streak (must be CONSECUTIVE).
self._streak.pop(job_id, None)
# Tier-3: backstop ceiling (one-shot; reaps even when liveness is unknown).
if age >= int(settings.reaper_max_running_s):
self._streak.pop(job_id, None)
self._reap_unknown_outcome(
job, reason=f"backstop age={age}s>={settings.reaper_max_running_s}s"
)
# -- reap actions ------------------------------------------------------
def _reap_known_outcome(self, job: dict, exit_code: int) -> None:
"""Tier-2: the agent's exit_code is known; drive the job's terminal status."""
if exit_code == 0:
self._reap_exit0(job)
else:
self._reap_unknown_outcome(job, reason=f"exit={exit_code}")
def _reap_exit0(self, job: dict) -> None:
"""Reap an exit0 Tier-2 job with claim-BEFORE-act (ADR-001 Р-1).
The atomic ``reap_running_job`` claim (guard ``WHERE status='running'``) MUST
precede any ``advance_stage`` / ``enqueue_job`` side effect, so a reaper tick
that LOSES the row (to a late-finalizing monitor or the startup
``requeue_running_jobs``) performs NO side effects — no duplicate advance, no
duplicate ``enqueue_job`` of the next stage (FR-1.2/AC-4).
Because the claim flips the row OUT of 'running', we cannot run the advance
first to learn the gate colour. Instead we evaluate the canonical quality gate
READ-ONLY (no side effects — the pattern the reconciler uses) to choose the
terminal status BEFORE claiming:
* already advanced past this agent -> idempotent clean ``done`` (no advance);
* gate green -> claim ``done`` first, THEN advance exactly once;
* gate red (e.g. monitor died before git-push -> no artifact) -> NOT a real
success: route to the retry/fail contract (never a false ``done``).
"""
job_id = job["id"]
run_id = job.get("run_id")
agent = job.get("agent")
branch, stage, work_item_id = self._task_meta(job)
candidates = {s for s in STAGE_TRANSITIONS if get_agent_for_stage(s) == agent}
if stage is None or stage not in candidates:
# Stage already advanced past this agent (or unknown) -> a clean 'done'
# is correct WITHOUT re-advancing. Atomic claim only (idempotent cleanup).
if reap_running_job(job_id, "done", run_id=run_id):
self._note_reap(job, "done", reason="exit0, already advanced")
return
if not branch or not self._gate_is_green(stage, job, branch, work_item_id):
# exit0 but the gate is red -> do NOT fabricate 'done'; treat as failure
# (retry within budget, else failed + Telegram).
self._reap_unknown_outcome(job, reason="exit0 but gate red")
return
# Gate green. CLAIM-BEFORE-ACT: own the row atomically FIRST.
if not reap_running_job(job_id, "done", run_id=run_id):
# Lost the race -> the winner (late monitor / startup requeue) owns the
# advance; we do NOTHING (no duplicate side effects).
return
# We exclusively own the row now -> drive the gate-based advance exactly once.
self._gate_driven_advance(job)
self._note_reap(job, "done", reason="exit0, gate green")
def _gate_is_green(
self, stage: str, job: dict, branch: str, work_item_id: str | None
) -> bool:
"""Read-only canonical-QG evaluation for a reaped exit0 job (no side effects).
Mirrors the reconciler's cheap pre-evaluation: dispatch the stage's QG via
the SAME ``_run_qg`` the webhook path uses, returning its pass/fail WITHOUT
running ``advance_stage`` (so no stage move / enqueue / notification happens
here). A stage with no registered gate is treated as green (nothing blocks a
clean 'done'). Never raises -> any error returns False (conservative: route
to retry, never a false 'done').
"""
try:
from .stages import get_qg_for_stage
from .stage_engine import _run_qg
qg_name = get_qg_for_stage(stage)
if not qg_name:
return True
passed, _reason = _run_qg(qg_name, job.get("repo"), work_item_id, branch)
return bool(passed)
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never break the reap
logger.warning(
"reaper: gate pre-eval failed for job %s (stage=%s): %s",
job.get("id"), stage, e,
)
return False
def _reap_unknown_outcome(self, job: dict, reason: str) -> None:
"""Tier-1/Tier-3 (or exit!=0): outcome not a clean success.
Mirrors ``requeue_running_jobs`` / the permanent-failure contract:
``attempts < max_attempts`` -> ``queued`` (a retry); budget exhausted ->
``failed`` + Telegram. The terminal flip is the atomic ``reap_running_job``
guard, so a racing requeue/monitor never double-processes the row.
"""
job_id = job["id"]
run_id = job.get("run_id")
attempts = int(job.get("attempts") or 0)
max_attempts = int(job.get("max_attempts") or 2)
err = f"reaped: {reason} (run_id={run_id})"
# ORCH-090 (adr-0026 / TR-2): the source of truth for "do not revive" is the
# task's TERMINAL stage, not the job status. If the task is already terminal
# ({done,cancelled}) — e.g. STOP flipped it to 'cancelled' while this job was
# still 'running' (dead pid) — flip the job to the terminal 'cancelled'
# outcome instead of requeueing it (closes the SIGTERM/reaper requeue race).
_branch, _stage, _wid = self._task_meta(job)
if _stage in ("done", "cancelled"):
if reap_running_job(job_id, "cancelled", run_id=run_id, error=err):
self._note_reap(job, "cancelled", reason=f"{reason} (task terminal={_stage})")
return
if attempts < max_attempts:
if reap_running_job(job_id, "queued", run_id=run_id, error=err):
self._note_reap(job, "queued", reason=reason)
else:
if reap_running_job(job_id, "failed", run_id=run_id, error=err):
self._note_reap(job, "failed", reason=reason)
self._notify_failed(job, reason)
def _gate_driven_advance(self, job: dict) -> bool:
"""Idempotent, gate-driven stage advance for a reaped exit0 job.
Returns True iff the stage is (or has become) advanced past this agent's
stage — i.e. the canonical quality gate is satisfied and a clean ``done``
is correct. Returns False when the gate is still red (the caller then
routes the job to the failure path instead of a false ``done``).
The advance itself reuses the UNCHANGED ``launcher._try_advance_stage``
(which runs the canonical QG and the unified ``advance_stage``); the
reaper never duplicates ``update_task_stage`` / ``enqueue_job``.
"""
agent = job.get("agent")
repo = job.get("repo")
run_id = job.get("run_id")
branch, stage, _wid = self._task_meta(job)
# Candidate stages whose finishing agent is THIS agent (deployer maps to
# both 'testing' and 'deploy-staging', hence a set).
candidates = {s for s in STAGE_TRANSITIONS if get_agent_for_stage(s) == agent}
if stage is None or stage not in candidates:
# Stage already advanced past this agent (or unknown) -> idempotent
# cleanup: a clean 'done' is correct without re-advancing.
return True
if not branch:
return False
try:
from .agents.launcher import launcher
launcher._try_advance_stage(run_id, agent, repo, branch)
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never break the reap
logger.error("reaper: gate-driven advance failed for job %s: %s",
job.get("id"), e)
return False
# Re-read the stage: advanced out of the candidate set -> gate was green.
_branch, new_stage, _wid2 = self._task_meta(job)
return new_stage is None or new_stage not in candidates
@staticmethod
def _task_meta(job: dict) -> tuple[str | None, str | None, str | None]:
"""Resolve (branch, stage, work_item_id) for the job's task. Never raises."""
task_id = job.get("task_id")
if not task_id:
return None, None, None
try:
conn = get_db()
row = conn.execute(
"SELECT branch, stage, work_item_id FROM tasks WHERE id = ?",
(task_id,),
).fetchone()
conn.close()
if not row:
return None, None, None
return row["branch"], row["stage"], row["work_item_id"]
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never-raise contract
logger.warning("reaper: task lookup failed for job %s: %s",
job.get("id"), e)
return None, None, None
def _finalizer_owns(self, job: dict) -> bool:
"""True iff a LIVE actor still owns this job's side-effectful finalization, so
the Tier-2 reap must be deferred.
ORCH-114 (adr-0045 / D6) GENERALISES the ORCH-113 process-local, Tier-2,
``deploy-staging``-only marker to a DURABLE, cross-path lease: when the
transition-lease applies to this repo, consult ``transition_lease`` keyed on
the task (covers EVERY relevant edge — deploy-staging AND deploy->done — and
survives restart). Otherwise (kill-switch off) fall back to the unchanged
ORCH-113 in-memory ``finalizer_liveness`` (Tier-2 / ``deploy-staging`` only),
so the disabled path is byte-for-byte prior.
Either way the Tier-3 backstop (``reaper_max_running_s``) IGNORES this marker
(it does not call here), so a stuck/dead finalizer is still reaped in bounded
time. Never raises -> ``False`` on any error (conservative: never block reaping
when ownership is unknowable, so the backstop is never neutered).
"""
try:
repo = job.get("repo")
# ORCH-114: durable cross-path lease (when enabled for this repo).
try:
from . import transition_lease
if transition_lease.applies(repo):
return transition_lease.is_held_by_live_owner(job.get("task_id"))
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - fall back to ORCH-113 on any error
logger.warning(
"reaper: transition-lease check failed for job %s: %s",
job.get("id"), e,
)
# ORCH-113 fallback (kill-switch off): process-local, Tier-2/deploy-staging.
if not settings.reaper_finalizer_liveness_enabled:
return False
_branch, stage, _wid = self._task_meta(job)
if stage != "deploy-staging":
return False
from . import finalizer_liveness
return finalizer_liveness.is_active(job.get("id"))
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never break the reap tick
logger.warning(
"reaper: finalizer-liveness check failed for job %s: %s",
job.get("id"), e,
)
return False
def _notify_failed(self, job: dict, reason: str) -> None:
try:
from .notifications import send_telegram
send_telegram(
f"\U0001f6a8 reaper: job {job.get('id')} ({job.get('agent')}, "
f"repo {job.get('repo')}) reaped as FAILED: {reason}"
)
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - telegram best-effort
logger.warning("reaper: failed-notify telegram error: %s", e)
def _note_reap(self, job: dict, outcome: str, reason: str) -> None:
"""Record + log one successful reap (Р-6 observability)."""
# ORCH-114 (adr-0045 / D6): a reap reclaims the job, so its durable
# transition-lease must NOT outlive it — force-release (any owner/boot) so a
# requeued job can re-acquire cleanly. never-raise; no-op when the lease is
# disabled / no row exists.
try:
from . import transition_lease
transition_lease.release(job.get("task_id"), force=True)
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never break the reap
logger.warning(
"reaper: transition-lease force-release failed for job %s: %s",
job.get("id"), e,
)
self.reaped_total += 1
self.last_reaped = {
"job_id": job.get("id"),
"agent": job.get("agent"),
"outcome": outcome,
}
logger.warning(
"reaper: job %s (agent=%s, repo=%s, run_id=%s, pid=%s) reaped -> %s (%s)",
job.get("id"), job.get("agent"), job.get("repo"),
job.get("run_id"), job.get("pid"), outcome, reason,
)
# -- loop / lifecycle --------------------------------------------------
def _tick(self) -> None:
try:
self.reap_once()
finally:
self.last_run_ts = datetime.now(timezone.utc).timestamp()
def _run(self) -> None:
logger.info(
"JobReaper started (interval=%ss, enabled=%s, dead_ticks=%s, "
"max_running_s=%s, lease_reclaim=%s)",
self.interval_s, settings.reaper_enabled, settings.reaper_dead_ticks,
settings.reaper_max_running_s, settings.lease_reclaim_enabled,
)
while not self._stop.is_set():
try:
self._tick()
except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - outer never-raise
logger.error("JobReaper loop error: %s", e)
self._stop.wait(self.interval_s)
logger.info("JobReaper stopped")
def start(self) -> None:
"""Start the daemon thread (idempotent: a live thread is a no-op)."""
if self._thread and self._thread.is_alive():
return
self._stop.clear()
self._thread = threading.Thread(
target=self._run, name="job-reaper", daemon=True
)
self._thread.start()
def stop(self, timeout: float = 5.0) -> None:
self._stop.set()
if self._thread:
self._thread.join(timeout=timeout)
def status(self) -> dict:
"""Reaper snapshot for /queue observability (Р-6)."""
# ORCH-113 (adr-0043 / D5): expose the defer counter + the current finalizer
# ownership set (read-only, never-raise). Additive keys only — existing keys
# are unchanged.
try:
from . import finalizer_liveness
_owned = finalizer_liveness.snapshot()
except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 - observability must never break /queue
_owned = {"active": 0, "jobs": []}
return {
"enabled": settings.reaper_enabled,
"interval": self.interval_s,
"last_run_ts": self.last_run_ts,
"reaped_total": self.reaped_total,
"last_reaped": self.last_reaped,
"lease_reclaimed_total": self.lease_reclaimed_total,
"finalizer_liveness_enabled": settings.reaper_finalizer_liveness_enabled,
"finalizer_defers_total": self.finalizer_defers_total,
"finalizer_owned": _owned,
}
# Module-level singleton used by the FastAPI lifespan.
reaper = JobReaper()