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debug-endpoint-for-celery-backend #1280

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This includes:

  • results returned from celery tasks
  • debug endpoint to get a view into the celery backend and all results for a process instance

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new API endpoint to retrieve task results from the celery backend for specific process instances, with options to include all failures.
  • Enhancements
    • Enhanced task execution outcome reporting with additional information returned in task results.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling in the retrieval of celery backend results to provide clearer feedback through JSON responses.

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The update introduces a new endpoint to the backend API, allowing for the retrieval of Celery backend results for specific process instances. It enhances the process_instance_task.py to return more detailed information upon task execution. Additionally, a function in debug_controller.py has been added to fetch and filter these results from Redis, handling errors gracefully. This improvement aims to provide better insight and debugging capabilities for process instances.

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File Path Change Summary
.../spiffworkflow_backend/api.yml Added endpoint /debug/celery-backend-results/{process_instance_id} for fetching celery backend results.
.../background_processing/celery_tasks/process_instance_task.py Enhanced function to return detailed execution information.
.../routes/debug_controller.py Added function for retrieving and filtering celery backend results, including error handling and JSON response.

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Actionable comments generated: 1

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ea9ac73 and 9e5629a.
Files selected for processing (3)
  • spiffworkflow-backend/src/spiffworkflow_backend/api.yml (1 hunks)
  • spiffworkflow-backend/src/spiffworkflow_backend/background_processing/celery_tasks/process_instance_task.py (2 hunks)
  • spiffworkflow-backend/src/spiffworkflow_backend/routes/debug_controller.py (2 hunks)
Additional comments: 8
spiffworkflow-backend/src/spiffworkflow_backend/routes/debug_controller.py (2)
  • 1-10: The imports are correctly organized and relevant to the functionality being introduced. However, it's good practice to ensure that all imported modules are used within the file to avoid unnecessary overhead.
  • 27-54: The celery_backend_results function introduces several key functionalities and considerations:
  1. Correctness and Logic: The function correctly retrieves and filters Redis keys based on the process_instance_id and include_all_failures parameters. The logic for filtering based on these conditions appears sound.

  2. Performance: Using redis_client.keys("celery-task-meta-*") can be inefficient for large datasets. Consider using a more targeted query or a different Redis data structure that supports more efficient querying.

  3. Error Handling: The function includes error handling for the scenario where the number of Redis entries is too large, which is good practice. However, ensure that all potential Redis-related errors are handled appropriately.

  4. Security/PII Leakage: Ensure that the data being returned does not contain sensitive information or personally identifiable information (PII) unless it's strictly necessary and adequately protected.

  5. Best Practices: The function could benefit from additional comments explaining the rationale behind certain decisions, such as the choice of Redis data structure and the specific filtering logic.

Overall, the function is a valuable addition but could be improved by addressing the performance and best practices considerations mentioned above.

spiffworkflow-backend/src/spiffworkflow_backend/background_processing/celery_tasks/process_instance_task.py (1)
  • 40-52: > 📝 NOTE

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The modifications to the celery_task_process_instance_run function introduce a more detailed return structure, which is beneficial for debugging purposes. Key considerations include:

  1. Correctness and Logic: The function's logic appears sound, correctly handling the process instance execution and returning detailed information about the task execution outcome.

  2. Error Handling: The function includes error handling for the ProcessInstanceIsAlreadyLockedError exception, which is good practice. Ensure that all potential exceptions are handled appropriately to avoid uncaught exceptions leading to failures.

  3. Performance: The changes do not introduce any apparent performance issues. However, ensure that the database operations (e.g., querying and updating FutureTaskModel) are optimized for performance.

  4. Best Practices: The function could benefit from additional comments explaining the rationale behind certain decisions, such as the choice of execution strategy names and the conditions for marking a future task as completed.

Overall, the modifications to the function are a positive change, enhancing the debuggability of the application. However, consider adding more detailed comments for clarity and ensuring comprehensive error handling.

spiffworkflow-backend/src/spiffworkflow_backend/api.yml (5)
  • 276-299: The new endpoint /debug/celery-backend-results/{process_instance_id} is well-defined with clear parameters and a response schema. However, consider adding a more detailed description for the 200 response to explicitly state what the results represent, especially since this is a debug endpoint and clarity is crucial for debugging purposes.
  • 273-303: > 📝 NOTE

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Ensure the OpenAPI version 3.0.2 is compatible with all the tools and libraries used in the project. It's always good to verify compatibility to avoid unexpected issues.

  • 273-303: > 📝 NOTE

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The info section provides basic information about the API. Consider adding a description field to give users more context about the API's purpose and capabilities.

  • 273-303: > 📝 NOTE

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The servers section only includes a development server URL (http://localhost:5000/v1.0). For production readiness, ensure that the production server URL is also specified, or manage this through environment-specific configurations.

  • 273-303: > 📝 NOTE

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The security section is empty, indicating no global security scheme is defined. If the API requires authentication or authorization for some endpoints, consider defining appropriate security schemes in the components.securitySchemes section and applying them either globally or to specific endpoints.

@burnettk burnettk merged commit 3790227 into main Mar 27, 2024
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@burnettk burnettk deleted the debug-endpoint-for-celery-backend branch March 27, 2024 00:31
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