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Preserve climbing catalogue results during provider failures - #3254
Provider failures discarded successful climbing catalogue results and rendered upstream HTML as repeated section failures. Preserve usable source results and original failures for Sentry, use concise HTTP error messages, and show one expandable metadata warning on web and mobile.
Also accept OpenBeta's observed empty Mountain Project reference without accepting malformed nonempty identities, deduplicate overlapping provider errors, and invalidate the old error-bearing caches. Existing matching rules and API response shapes remain unchanged.
Integration CI now uses five duration-balanced shards because observed database-suite variation exhausted the four-shard test budget despite timing refreshes. Preserve every test, coverage gate, and the 12-minute limit; strict timing export/merge requires all five successful artifacts.
Validation:
Full unit/mobile suite: 24,346 passed, 19 existing skips.
Full lint; root, server, web, and mobile typechecks; both affected library builds.
Packed ESM installation smoke test, live OpenBeta lookup, and web/mobile Storybook interaction and phone-width layout checks.
Independent review completed and its overlapping-error deduplication finding fixed with a regression test.
The earlier upstream 502, KAYA rejection, and theCrag redirect causes remain unconfirmed despite subsequent successful replays. No retries, timeouts, credentials, redirect policy, or production configuration changed. Production deployment is still required.
Summary by cubic
Preserves climbing catalogue results when one provider fails instead of discarding successful sources and rendering raw upstream HTML as repeated section errors. Successful source results are now retained for callers while original failures are reported to Sentry; HTTP error messages are concise with the body preserved in diagnostic properties, and web and mobile show a single expandable metadata warning.
Deduplicate overlapping provider errors across cached lookups.
Bump cache key versions to invalidate old errors that embedded raw HTML.
Expand integration tests from four to five shards with refreshed measured timings so stale duration estimates no longer push a shard past the deadline.
Production deployment is required; no retry, timeout, or configuration changes are included.
Written for commit 91d4946. Summary will update on new commits.
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Preserve usable climbing catalogue data and provide concise, deduplicated provider-failure warnings while expanding integration-test CI capacity.
Bug Fixes:
Preserve successful climbing catalogue results when individual providers fail, while retaining original provider failures for diagnostics and Sentry reporting.
Replace raw upstream HTTP response bodies in user-facing errors with concise actionable messages while retaining bodies as diagnostic data.
Accept OpenBeta's observed empty Mountain Project reference while continuing to reject malformed nonempty references.
Consolidate duplicate provider failures into a single expandable metadata warning on web and mobile without hiding recorded climbing results.
Invalidate legacy cache entries containing raw upstream errors and retain partial catalogue results with bounded error lifetimes.
Enhancements:
Increase integration-test CI parallelism from four shards to five and update timing refresh tooling and documentation accordingly.
CI:
Update integration-test shard allocation, timing artifacts, and validation tooling for five CI shards.
Documentation:
Document the revised catalogue failure behavior, provider diagnostics, and five-shard integration testing workflow.
This PR improves error resilience and UI degradation in the climbing catalogue and provider HTTP client when upstream providers fail:
Concise HTTP Errors (packages/provider-http):
createDefaultRateLimitError and createDefaultServiceUnavailableError now format messages as ${providerId} API rate limit exceeded (${response.status}). Try again later. and ${providerId} API service unavailable (${response.status}). Try again later.
The full upstream response body is preserved on the error instance's responseBody field for diagnostics and Sentry capture rather than leaking raw HTML into client display strings.
Introduced CatalogueSearchError extends AggregateError which retains both original adapter failures and any successful sources.
Native adapter requests are not repeated when discovery proceeds; if native fails, discovery continues from the recorded seed.
ClimbingCatalogueService.markFailed() caches partial sources when present and updates cache key versions (v5 for catalogue context, v14 for router strengths) to cleanly invalidate prior error caches.
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Expose catalogue search failures as an aggregate that preserves successful sources and original provider errors, and document the public search contract.
packages/climbing-catalogue/README.md L46-52
packages/climbing-catalogue/src/search.ts L12-33, L55-58, L105-113 (+2 small edits)
Implementation
Keep HTTP error bodies in diagnostic properties rather than default messages, accept OpenBeta’s observed empty MP reference while rejecting malformed nonempty values, and preserve partial catalogue results and cache failure semantics.
Invalidate legacy error-bearing cache entries and expand the integration test matrix to five shards with matching timing export and merge requirements.
.github/workflows/test.yml L753-946 (6 small edits)
Update timing reporter and refresh-tool fixtures to require and verify five complete integration shards.
scripts/integration-timing-reporter.test.ts L69-73 (+7 small edits)
scripts/update-integration-test-timings.test.ts L48-131 (6 small edits)
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Walkthrough
Catalogue searches now retain successful provider results alongside failures. Cache handling preserves partial results, and web and mobile displays group provider errors under a metadata warning. HTTP error messages omit upstream response bodies. The integration-test timing baseline and shard assignments are refreshed.
Search collects successful results and provider failures in CatalogueSearchError. Failed native lookups do not stop discovery from the original seed. Empty OpenBeta Mountain Project IDs are accepted as absent; tests check malformed nonempty IDs remain invalid.
When a search fails with successful sources, the catalogue cache stores those sources with a fresh timestamp and one-day expiry. The cache key version changes from v4 to v5.
The server splits newline-separated errors into distinct entries. Web and mobile show one metadata warning and expandable provider details, with duplicate messages displayed once. The strengths cache key version changes from v13 to v14.
Default rate-limit and service-unavailable messages omit upstream response bodies, which remain available as diagnostic data. Provider tests and the incident report record the message changes and related validation.
Timing provenance, shard assignments, selected tests, and recorded durations are updated. The incident report documents the shard timeout, baseline refresh, and verification results.
The catalogue changes remain mergeable with bounded follow-up. Correct the incident guidance, and address the mobile accessibility label and reduced error diagnostics before relying on those behaviors.
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Review comments at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx:
- Around line 86-96: Remove the fixed accessibilityLabel from the disclosure
Pressable in ClimbingStrengths so its accessible name follows the visible text
as it changes between “Provider details” and “Hide provider details.” Preserve
aria-expanded and add a test assertion that verifies the expanded button label
matches its visible text.
Review comments at @packages/provider-http/src/rate-limit.ts:
- Line 156: Update the rate-limit error construction around the message using
providerId and response.status so Sentry receives approved, redacted response
details separately from the error message; do not expose the raw response body.
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Sources consulted:
- React Native 0.88 - Web-Based Event Dispatching, Variable Fonts, SceneDelegate, no breaking changes · React Native — https://reactnative.dev/blog/2026/10/19/react-native-0.88
- Accessibility · React Native — https://reactnative.dev/docs/accessibility
- [iOS][New Architecture] VoiceOver never announces "collapsed" for aria-expanded={false} (regression from RCTView) · Issue #58746 · react/react-native · GitHub — GitHub issue 58746 in react/react-native (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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cat -n packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.test.tsx | sed -n '1,65p'
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requestbase='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/facebook/react-native/v0.88.1/packages/react-native/Libraries/'for path in ['Components/Pressable/Pressable.js', 'Components/View/View.js', 'Components/View/ViewAccessibility.js']: url=base+path print('\nSOURCE',url) try: text=urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=12).read().decode() except Exception as exc: print('FETCH FAILED:',repr(exc)) continue lines=text.splitlines() hits=[i for i,line in enumerate(lines) if 'aria-expanded' in line or 'accessibilityState' in line or 'accessibilityLabel' in line or ('<View' in line and 'Pressable' in path)] selected=set() for i in hits: selected.update(range(max(0,i-4),min(len(lines),i+6))) for i in sorted(selected): print(f'{i+1:4} {lines[i]}')PY
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- react-native/packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/Pressable/Pressable.js at v0.88.0 · react/react-native · GitHub — https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/v0.88.0/packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/Pressable/Pressable.js
- react-native/packages/react-native/React/Fabric/Mounting/ComponentViews/View/RCTViewComponentView.mm at v0.88.0 · react/react-native · GitHub — https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/v0.88.0/packages/react-native/React/Fabric/Mounting/ComponentViews/View/RCTViewComponentView.mm
- react-native/packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/View/View.js at v0.88.0 · react/react-native · GitHub — https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/v0.88.0/packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/View/View.js
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Keep the disclosure label aligned with its visible text.
When expanded, the button can announce “Provider details” while displaying “Hide provider details.” AGENTS.md requires reviewing visible text and screen-reader labels together. Remove the fixed label so the visible text supplies it, and add an expanded-label assertion to the test. Keep aria-expanded; React Native maps it to the native accessibility state.
Suggested fix
- accessibilityLabel="Provider details"
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Review comment at @packages/mobile/components/ClimbingStrengths.tsx around lines
86 - 96:
Remove the fixed accessibilityLabel from the disclosure Pressable in
ClimbingStrengths so its accessible name follows the visible text as it changes
between “Provider details” and “Hide provider details.” Preserve aria-expanded
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Preserve diagnostic details in Sentry.
For a catalogue HTTP failure, ClimbingCatalogueService.markFailed captures the aggregate error. (raw.githubusercontent.com) Sentry’s default integrations serialize linked errors using their message and stack, but not responseBody. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Removing the body from the message therefore removes it from Sentry diagnostics too. Report approved, redacted response details separately and test the captured event.
Also applies to: 174-174
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Review comment at @packages/provider-http/src/rate-limit.ts at line 156:
Update the rate-limit error construction around the message using providerId and
response.status so Sentry receives approved, redacted response details
separately from the error message; do not expose the raw response body. Add a
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Review comments at @docs/production-incident-baseline.md:
- Line 36494: Update the HTTP-layer reference in the incident baseline so it
links to the pre-fix revision of rate-limit.ts, preserving the historical claim
that the response body was included in the error message; do not alter the
incident description or add unrelated citations.
- Line 36506: Update the retrospective recommendation to remove the gh-fix-ci
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- **Symptoms / impact:** The climbing strengths section displayed three full Cloudflare HTML pages and separate KAYA/theCrag errors while recorded climbing results remained visible. [DOFEK-SERVER-7N](https://east-bay-software.sentry.io/issues/DOFEK-SERVER-7N) and Axiom provider diagnostics agree on OpenBeta HTTP 502 at November 10 05:02:21, 05:02:34 and 05:02:44 UTC. See the [Axiom query procedure](axiom-observability-runbook.md#queries).
- **Failing operation / fatal line:** `OpenBetaCatalogueAdapter.search()` called the public GraphQL API during local-area discovery. `createDefaultServiceUnavailableError()` produced `openbeta API service unavailable (502): <!DOCTYPE html>...`. The [HTTP layer](../packages/provider-http/src/rate-limit.ts) included the entire body in `error.message`; the [catalogue service](../src/climbing-catalogue.ts) cached that message; the [strengths repository](../packages/server/src/repositories/climbing-strengths-enrichment-repository.ts) deduplicated exact strings, so distinct timestamps/Ray IDs survived as separate errors. Both clients rendered each as a section failure. The [search implementation](../packages/climbing-catalogue/src/search.ts) also rejected the complete lookup when any provider failed, discarding other successful results.
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Link to the pre-fix HTTP implementation.
The linked HTTP layer now omits the response body from the default error message. It does not support the historical claim in this paragraph. Link to the pre-fix revision instead. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
As per coding guidelines: “include a citation — a link to the official docs, spec, or primary source that backs the claim.”
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Update the HTTP-layer reference in the incident baseline so it links to the
pre-fix revision of rate-limit.ts, preserving the historical claim that the
response body was included in the error message; do not alter the incident
description or add unrelated citations.
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- **Symptoms / impact:** [PR #3254](https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/pull/3254) was blocked by [integration shard 1](https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/actions/runs/42830066170/job/129878544824); the other three integration shards passed. The exact failing command was `pnpm exec vitest run --project integration --coverage --shard=1/4`. Its first fatal annotation at 14:22:58 UTC was `The action 'Run pnpm exec vitest run --project integration --coverage --shard=1/4' has timed out after 12 minutes.` No completed test assertion failed before cancellation.
- **Evidence / cause:** The committed weights came from [run 42507552488](https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/actions/runs/42507552488), leaving seven current suites unmeasured. The allocation log estimated each shard at 458 seconds. In shard 1, the new ClickHouse publication suite took 73 seconds against the 626 ms median estimate, and the repair suite took 319 seconds against its recorded 182 seconds. [ClickHouse diagnostics](https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/actions/runs/42830066170/artifacts/13772985746) captured 740 MiB memory use out of 15.61 GiB, without evidence of memory exhaustion. Stale weights misplaced expensive work; the observed repair-suite variation further exhausted the deadline.
- **Direct fix / validation:** Refresh the committed baseline using the existing `integration-timings-complete` artifact. The first refresh from [successful main run 42758981507](https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/actions/runs/42758981507) populated all 365 suites; [verification run 42835738831](https://github.com/Asherlc/dofek/actions/runs/42835738831) passed all four integration shards and coverage. Shard 1 completed in 8m 24s, but the slowest shard took 11m 55s: the repair suite again cost 311 seconds against the main artifact's 191 seconds. Use that verification run's coherent complete artifact as the final baseline, incorporating the repeatedly observed repair cost rather than leaving the known skew. Baseline schema, Biome, repository sandbox lint, and all 52 timing-tool tests pass locally. No deadline, retry, coverage, or test-selection setting changed; a final CI run verifies the measured allocation.
- **Retrospective / proposed improvement:** Existing per-module logs and the published complete timing artifact made a data-only refresh possible. Use `gh-fix-ci` and the [duration refresh procedure](testing.md#duration-balanced-integration-shards) next time. Proposed runbook addition for approval: check the latest successful main run's complete timing artifact before investigating database tuning when allocation logs contain new-suite estimates. Runner and suite-duration variation remain a risk until the refreshed CI run passes.
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Update the retrospective recommendation to remove the gh-fix-ci agent-skill
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Provider failures discarded successful climbing catalogue results and rendered upstream HTML as repeated section failures. Preserve usable source results and original failures for Sentry, use concise HTTP error messages, and show one expandable metadata warning on web and mobile.
Also accept OpenBeta's observed empty Mountain Project reference without accepting malformed nonempty identities, deduplicate overlapping provider errors, and invalidate the old error-bearing caches. Existing matching rules and API response shapes remain unchanged.
Integration CI now uses five duration-balanced shards because observed database-suite variation exhausted the four-shard test budget despite timing refreshes. Preserve every test, coverage gate, and the 12-minute limit; strict timing export/merge requires all five successful artifacts.
Validation:
The earlier upstream 502, KAYA rejection, and theCrag redirect causes remain unconfirmed despite subsequent successful replays. No retries, timeouts, credentials, redirect policy, or production configuration changed. Production deployment is still required.
Summary by cubic
Preserves climbing catalogue results when one provider fails instead of discarding successful sources and rendering raw upstream HTML as repeated section errors. Successful source results are now retained for callers while original failures are reported to Sentry; HTTP error messages are concise with the body preserved in diagnostic properties, and web and mobile show a single expandable metadata warning.
Bug Fixes
Production deployment is required; no retry, timeout, or configuration changes are included.
Written for commit 91d4946. Summary will update on new commits.
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Preserve usable climbing catalogue data and provide concise, deduplicated provider-failure warnings while expanding integration-test CI capacity.
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Enhancements:
CI:
Documentation:
Tests:
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