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    • Introduced a new informational callout on error handling for Out of Memory (OOM) and Timeout errors, clarifying that workflows won't automatically retry for these issues.
    • Suggested increasing configuration settings for frequent OOM and Timeout errors to improve user experience.

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The changes introduce a new informational callout in the documentation regarding error handling for Out of Memory (OOM) and Timeout errors. This callout clarifies that workflows will not automatically retry in these cases and recommends adjusting configuration settings if such errors are frequent. The existing documentation structure remains largely unchanged, with the new content integrated into the relevant sections while maintaining consistency in formatting.

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docs-v2/pages/workflows/settings.mdx Added a new informational callout about Out of Memory and Timeout errors, clarifying that workflows will not retry automatically for these issues.

Possibly related PRs

  • Tips to reduce latency #13996: The changes in this PR include an informational callout about reducing workflow latency, which relates to the main PR's focus on error handling and performance issues, specifically addressing how to manage errors like Out of Memory and Timeout that can affect workflow execution.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
docs-v2/pages/workflows/settings.mdx (1)

48-52: Enhance the callout with specific configuration guidance.

While the callout provides important information about OOM and timeout errors, it could be more helpful by including:

  1. Direct links to the relevant configuration sections
  2. Current default limits
  3. Specific steps to adjust these settings

Consider updating the callout with more detailed information:

 <Callout type="info">
 **Out of Memory and Timeout Errors**
 
-Pipedream will not automatically retry if an execution fails due to an Out of Memory (OOM) error or a timeout. If you encounter these errors frequently, consider increasing the configuration settings for your workflow.
+Pipedream will not automatically retry if an execution fails due to an Out of Memory (OOM) error or a timeout. If you encounter these errors frequently:
+
+- For OOM errors: Increase your workflow's [memory](#memory) from the default {process.env.MEMORY_LIMIT} (up to {process.env.MEMORY_ABSOLUTE_LIMIT})
+- For timeout errors: Extend the [execution timeout limit](#execution-timeout-limit) beyond the default limit
 </Callout>
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48-52: LGTM! Well-placed callout.

The placement of this callout before the auto-retry section is logical and helps users understand important limitations before diving into the feature details.


48-52: Verify environment variable configuration.

Let's ensure the documentation renders correctly by verifying the environment variables used for memory and timeout limits.

✅ Verification successful

Documentation is consistent with memory and timeout configuration

The documentation accurately reflects the memory and timeout configuration. The environment variables are properly defined in docs-v2/next.config.js:

  • MEMORY_LIMIT: "256MB" (default memory)
  • MEMORY_ABSOLUTE_LIMIT: "10GB" (maximum memory)

The documentation consistently references these limits throughout, particularly in:

  • Workflow settings (/workflows/settings.mdx)
  • Troubleshooting guide (/troubleshooting.mdx)
  • Limits documentation (/limits.mdx)

The documentation also correctly explains:

  1. The default memory configuration and its impact
  2. How to increase memory limits
  3. The relationship between memory and credits usage
  4. Proper handling of OOM and timeout errors
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@andrewjschuang andrewjschuang merged commit 8e8e294 into master Nov 21, 2024
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@andrewjschuang andrewjschuang deleted the docs/auto-retry-oom-timeouts branch November 21, 2024 16:20
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