Update job status to FAILED for a crash detected by tfl remote trap#1432
Update job status to FAILED for a crash detected by tfl remote trap#1432
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Paragon SummaryThis pull request review identified 1 issue across 1 category in 3 files. The review analyzed code changes, potential bugs, security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and code quality concerns using automated analysis tools. This PR enhances crash detection by updating job status to FAILED when crashes are caught by the tfl remote trap mechanism, with updates to the SDK's remote_trap implementation and version bumps in both the API and SDK packages. Key changes:
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| job = await Job.get(job_id) | ||
| if job is None: | ||
| return | ||
| await job.update_job_data_field("live_status", status) |
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Bug: Crash status writes can partially fail silently
Crash status writes can partially fail silently. Job may show live_status=crashed without FAILED status. Consider writing update_status before update_job_data_field.
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Location: lab-sdk/src/lab/remote_trap.py (lines 18)
Analysis
Crash status writes can partially fail silently. Job may show live_status=crashed without FAILED sta
| What fails | If update_job_data_field succeeds but update_status('FAILED') throws, the blanket except silently returns — leaving live_status=crashed without a matching FAILED job status. |
| Result | Job has live_status=crashed but top-level job status is not set to FAILED, creating inconsistent state. |
| Expected | Both live_status and job status should reflect the crash consistently, or the more important status (FAILED) should be written first. |
| Impact | Minor: Under the existing best-effort design this is acceptable, but the job could appear stuck in monitoring UIs that key on job status rather than live_status. |
How to reproduce
1. Trigger a remote job crash (nonzero exit code)
2. Simulate update_status raising an exception (e.g., network or storage error)
3. Observe job stateAI Fix Prompt
Fix this issue: Crash status writes can partially fail silently. Job may show live_status=crashed without FAILED status. Consider writing update_status before update_job_data_field.
Location: lab-sdk/src/lab/remote_trap.py (lines 18)
Problem: If update_job_data_field succeeds but update_status('FAILED') throws, the blanket except silently returns — leaving live_status=crashed without a matching FAILED job status.
Current behavior: Job has live_status=crashed but top-level job status is not set to FAILED, creating inconsistent state.
Expected: Both live_status and job status should reflect the crash consistently, or the more important status (FAILED) should be written first.
Steps to reproduce: 1. Trigger a remote job crash (nonzero exit code)
2. Simulate update_status raising an exception (e.g., network or storage error)
3. Observe job state
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