Upload task logs even when final state update fails - #67935
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When a task subprocess exits, the supervisor updates the task's terminal state and then uploads the remote logs. If the state update raised (e.g. a transient API error), log upload was skipped entirely — yet a failed state update is exactly when the logs are most needed for debugging. Run the log upload in a `finally` block so it always happens, while the original state-update exception still propagates to the caller.
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For me looks good and we have also seem a couple of cases where logs have missed. But would be good ahving another reviewer view on this.
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When a task subprocess exits, the supervisor updates the task's terminal state and then uploads the remote logs. If the state update raised (e.g. a transient API error), log upload was skipped entirely — yet a failed state update is exactly when the logs are most needed for debugging. Run the log upload in a `finally` block so it always happens, while the original state-update exception still propagates to the caller. Co-authored-by: AI Assistant <bot@antigravity.dev>
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When a task subprocess exits, the supervisor updates the task's terminal state and then uploads the remote logs. If the state update raised (e.g. a transient API error), log upload was skipped entirely — yet a failed state update is exactly when the logs are most needed for debugging. Run the log upload in a `finally` block so it always happens, while the original state-update exception still propagates to the caller. Co-authored-by: AI Assistant <bot@antigravity.dev>
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When a task subprocess exits, the supervisor updates the task's terminal state and then uploads the remote logs. If the state update raised (e.g. a transient API error), log upload was skipped entirely — yet a failed state update is exactly when the logs are most needed for debugging. Run the log upload in a `finally` block so it always happens, while the original state-update exception still propagates to the caller. Co-authored-by: AI Assistant <bot@antigravity.dev>
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When a task subprocess exits, the supervisor first updates the task's terminal state and then uploads the remote logs. If the state update raised (for example, a transient API error talking to the API server), the log upload was skipped entirely — yet a failed state update is exactly when the logs are most needed for debugging.
This moves the
_upload_logs()call into afinallyblock so logs are always uploaded, while the original state-update exception still propagates to the caller._upload_logs()already swallows and logs its own errors, so thefinallycannot mask the state-update failure.Added a test (
test_logs_uploaded_even_when_state_update_fails) covering: state update raises → logs still uploaded → original exception propagates.(task-sdk change; ships in airflow-core.)
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