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Closes #3149.

Adds a DAG-level restart_policy (no, always, unless-stopped) that makes
the scheduler keep one run of a DAG alive.

restart_policy: always
restart_wait_sec: 5
hist_retention_runs: 100
steps:
  - run: python3 worker.py

Behavior

• The scheduler queues the first run of a service DAG at once, then a new run
  restart_wait_sec after the previous one ends, whatever its status. Runs go
  through the DAG's queue with the trigger type restart.
• It starts no run while the DAG has a live process, a queued item or an
  active run. Neither does anyone else: dagu start, enqueue and retry, their
  API requests and MCP actions, and webhooks are refused while the latest run is
  active (409 from the API). The current definition decides, also for a run
  snapshot or a spec in a request. A run also refuses to start next to the live
  process of another run of the DAG on its host, which closes the race between a
  manual start and a restart there.
• unless-stopped: no run follows a run that an operator stopped. A stop from
  dagu stop, the API/UI, or the coordinator for a distributed run leaves an
  abort request on the attempt, and that is what the scheduler looks at. Other
  aborted runs are restarted after the wait: an unmet DAG-level precondition, a
  scheduler shutdown with signal propagation, a queued restart dropped while the
  DAG was suspended. A manual start brings a stopped service back.
• A suspended DAG, or a paused scheduler, gets no new run. Resuming restarts it
  once the wait has elapsed since its latest run ended. Suspending does not stop
  the active run, and is the way to stop a service between two runs (dagu stop
  only stops a live run).
• Validation: restart_wait_sec of at least 1; no schedule (any form; an
  empty one is fine) and no DAG-level retry_policy; refused in the base
  configuration, where it would turn every DAG into a service; a warning when no
  history retention is set.
• dagu restart refuses a service DAG: it would start a run next to the
  scheduler's own restart.
• Whether a run is due follows from the latest run, so a scheduler restart or a
  failover resumes where the previous scheduler stopped. Restart run IDs are
  derived from the run they follow (and are fixed for the first run), so
  evaluating a restart twice starts one run.

specs/080-restart-policy.md defines the field, its validation and the
restart command. Like spec 063, it leaves scheduler dispatch out of its scope;
the scheduler behavior is covered by integration tests. Spec 017 lists the new
restart trigger type.

Commits

1. Add spec 080.
2. Add the field: ir.RestartPolicy, parsing, validation, base
   configuration, warning, JSON schema.
3. Keep the DAGs alive: RestartScanner, the restart trigger type,
   deterministic run IDs, suspension of queued restart runs.
4. API and UI: restartPolicy / restartWaitSec, the DAG index
   (IndexVersion 5), the active filter, the UI.
5. Conformance suite.
6. Read the status to compare and swap without the shared cache: a
   pre-existing data race that the new integration tests hit under -race.
   CompareAndSwapLatestAttemptStatus let the caller change the status it got
   from the history file cache, while other readers held the same object (the
   retry scanner, here, when a queued run is dropped for a suspended DAG). It
   comes with its own regression test and can go in a separate PR if you prefer.
7. Stop an unless-stopped service only when an operator stops it:
   unless-stopped first took every aborted run for a stop, so a restart dropped
   from the queue during a suspension stopped the service for good.
8. Refuse the restart command for a service DAG.
9. Keep spec 080 to the restart_policy field, and accept an empty schedule.
10. Show the restart policy in MCP and word the UI for services.

Tests

• Unit: ir, spec (validation, inheritance, warning), service/scheduler
  (decision table, run IDs, scanner with fakes, logs), persis (DAG index round
  trip, compare and swap), cmd (restart refused), mcp, UI (dagSchedule,
  DAGAttributes, LiveSwitch).

• Integration, internal/intg/queue/restart_policy_test.go, with a real
  scheduler and real runs:

  • restarts after succeeded and failed runs, never before the wait;
  • one run at a time;
  • always and unless-stopped after a stop;
  • a restart dropped while the DAG is suspended starts again after the resume;
  • an unmet precondition keeps being retried;
  • a DAG without a policy is left alone.

  They also pass with -race, and the two regressions failed before commit 7.

• Conformance spec080_restart_policy: validation fixtures and the restart
  command.

• Each commit builds and passes the tests of the packages it touches.

• golangci-lint is clean for linux, windows and darwin.

• UI typecheck, eslint and vitest pass.

• The full go test ./... passes except TestTryLoadForDay_StaleIndex_NewAttempt
  (see below).

Measurements

These were taken on a local build (Linux, 22 cores) with start-all, queues
enabled, and the default zombie detection.

Case	Result
Gap between the end of a run and the start of the next, restart_wait_sec: 1	2 to 3 s (29 runs, median 3 s)
Same, restart_wait_sec: 5	8 s (10 runs)
300 service DAGs waiting (restart_wait_sec: 600), scheduler CPU over 30 s	1.73% of one core, RSS 178 MB
300 DAGs scheduled once a year, upstream 7147afb	0.17% of one core, RSS 143 MB
Run process killed with kill -9	next run about 90 s later
Distributed: worker killed with its run	next run about 134 s later, one queued run, no pile-up
Scheduler stopped and started again	no duplicate run, the running run survives

• What the gap contains: the wait, the scanner tick (at most 1 s), the queue
  dispatch and the start of the run process. Run timestamps have a one-second
  precision.
• Idle cost: each waiting service DAG costs a few store reads per second.
• Dead runs: the two kill cases are bounded by the existing zombie detection
  (scheduler.zombie_detection_interval, scheduler.failure_threshold), not by
  this change. They were measured on the first revision of this branch; the code
  path is the same.

Notes for reviewers

• History: a restart is a run of its own, so a service DAG that keeps
  failing fills its history at one run per wait. There is no backoff in this
  version (fixed wait, see feat: DAG-level restart_policy to keep a DAG always running #3149). With a one-second wait, a run that fails at
  once restarts about every 3 s, along with its handlers and notifications.
• Worker slots: a service run holds a worker slot for as long as it lives.
• Renaming: renaming the file of a running service starts the renamed DAG at
  once, next to the old run that keeps running.

Pre-existing issues found on the way (not touched here)

• Spec 075 and the loader disagree. specs/075-repeat-policy.md says that
  without condition or exit_code, repeat: while repeats while the attempt
  succeeded. Loading such a step fails with "repeat mode 'while' requires either
  'condition' or 'exit_code'".
• TestTryLoadForDay_StaleIndex_NewAttempt (dagrunindex) is flaky. It
  fails in most runs on an unmodified tree here (34 of 40 on 7147afb). The
  index detects a new attempt through the run directory mtime, compared to the
  nanosecond, but Linux only moves directory mtimes once per kernel tick (4 ms
  at HZ=250). An attempt created within the same tick is not seen.
• Run sockets can collide. The unix socket of a run is named after the DAG
  name only, so two Dagu instances on one host that run DAGs with the same name
  at the same time collide.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added DAG restart policies: always and unless-stopped, with a configurable delay between runs.
  • Service DAGs restart after runs end; unless-stopped respects operator stop requests. Suspended DAGs pause automatic restarts.
  • The DAG list and details display restart settings and identify service DAGs, which can be suspended or resumed.
  • Active DAG filtering includes unsuspended DAGs with restart policies, and run history identifies automatically restarted runs.
  • Restart policies require a delay and cannot be combined with a schedule or DAG-level retry policy.

• Bug Fixes

  • Restart commands are rejected for DAGs managed by a restart policy, with guidance for resuming unless-stopped DAGs.

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Walkthrough

Adds DAG-level restart_policy configuration with always and unless-stopped options. The scheduler starts new runs after the configured wait. API, persistence, CLI, UI, and conformance changes expose and handle restart-policy DAGs.

Changes: DAG Restart Policy

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Policy contract and validation internal/ir/*, internal/spec/*, internal/cmn/schema/dag.schema.json, specs/080-restart-policy.md, conformance/spec080_restart_policy/*	Adds restart-policy parsing and validation. Enabled policies require a positive wait, cannot be set in base configuration, and cannot be combined with schedules or DAG-level retry policies.
Restart attempt state and stop semantics internal/runtime/manager.go, internal/persis/file/dagrun/*, internal/queue/queue_abort.go	Adds all-history latest-status reads and preserves queued restart attempts as aborted when dequeued. Status updates read uncached state before mutation.
Restart scheduling and run lifecycle internal/service/scheduler/*, internal/intg/queue/*, internal/intg/distr/*	Adds a scanner that checks restart-policy DAGs and enqueues due runs with the restart trigger. Tests cover timing, active runs, suspension, stop behavior, worker failure, and scheduler failover.
Persisted and API representations proto/index/v1/index.proto, internal/persis/file/dag/dagindex/*, internal/persis/dag_repository_list.go, internal/service/frontend/api/v1/transformer.go, internal/service/mcp/*, api/v1/*	Stores restart policy and wait duration in DAG index entries and returns them in API responses. API schemas and active-DAG filters include restart-policy DAGs.
CLI restart and trigger behavior internal/cmd/*, conformance/spec080_restart_policy/validate_test.go, llms.txt, skills/dagu/references/cli.md	The restart command rejects service DAGs based on the current definition or saved DAG snapshot. CLI references describe the restriction and include restart as a trigger type.
Restart policy UI ui/src/api/v1/schema.ts, ui/src/lib/dagSchedule.ts, ui/src/features/dags/*, ui/src/i18n/staticMessages.ts	Adds restart-policy labels to DAG details and list views. Service DAGs have a live switch and status display, and restart-triggered runs have a Restart label.

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Scheduler
  participant RestartScanner
  participant Manager
  participant EnqueueCatchupRun
  Scheduler->>RestartScanner: Start scanner with scheduler context
  loop Immediate scan and every second
    RestartScanner->>Manager: Read latest status across all history
    Manager-->>RestartScanner: Return latest status and end time
    RestartScanner->>EnqueueCatchupRun: Enqueue due run with restart trigger
  end

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Possibly related issues

• docs: use one word for each way a DAG executes again (run, restart, loop, cycle, repeat, retry) #3271: This issue addresses terminology for restart-policy concepts. This PR adds those concepts and updates the specification, schema, API, and UI wording.
• feat: loop_wait_sec to repeat the steps of an always-on DAG in one run #3259: This issue proposes loop_wait_sec for repeated cycles within one run; it builds on the service-DAG behavior added here.

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding DAG restart_policy support.
Linked Issues check		Issue #3149 requires restart_policy values no, always, and unless-stopped; a positive restart_wait_sec; no service policy in base configuration; no service policy with a schedule or DAG-leve…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changes stay connected to issue #3149. API and UI fields, MCP output, persistence index fields, trigger documentation, history retention, service-DAG command checks, queue stop handling, failover …
Description check		The description covers the changes, related issue, tests, and documentation. It omits the template checklist, including an explicit self-review confirmation.

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Issue #3149 requires restart_policy values no, always, and unless-stopped; a positive restart_wait_sec; no service policy in base configuration; no service policy with a schedule or DAG-level retry_policy; suspension handling; a restart trigger; latest-run timing; and deterministic restart IDs. The PR implements these requirements in internal/spec, RestartScanner, queue handling, persistence, and scheduler integration. internal/service/scheduler/restart_scanner_test.go, queue integration tests, distributed failover tests, conformance tests, and race regression tests cover the reported behavior. API, UI, MCP, schema, and command changes expose the feature. Alerting remains outside issue scope.

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The changes stay connected to issue #3149. API and UI fields, MCP output, persistence index fields, trigger documentation, history retention, service-DAG command checks, queue stop handling, failover support, race-safe status updates, specifications, and tests support the restart policy or its required behavior. The reviewed changes do not demonstrate an unrelated product change.

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I added five commits on top of this PR to check what happens to a service DAG when something is lost, and to write it down.

Tests (all pass with -race)

• internal/intg/queue: the process of a running service DAG is killed. The next read of the latest status marks the run as failed, and exactly one restart follows.
• internal/intg/distr: a service DAG runs on one of two worker processes, and that worker is killed. The run fails when its lease expires (DistributedLeaseExpiredReason), the DAG restarts on the other worker, one restart follows, and two runs of the DAG are never active at the same time.
• internal/intg/distr: the scheduler is replaced while a run is active. The new scheduler starts no second run, and restarts the DAG once after the run ends.

One production change: scheduler.Dependencies.LeaseStaleAfter, next to WorkerStaleAfter. The queue counts a distributed run lease toward concurrency until it is 90 seconds stale, and the scheduler had no way to change that. With a short threshold on the coordinator only, the restart waited for the full 90 s (plus the next 30 s queue rescan) because the crashed run still occupied the queue slot. Zero keeps the default, so nothing changes outside the tests.

What this means in practice, with default settings: after a worker crash, the run is marked failed once its lease is stale (90 s), and the restart can need up to about 30 s more to be admitted by the queue, so recovery takes around two minutes. A run process that dies on its own host is recovered on the next status read. A scheduler replaced while the old one is still running takes over without a gap. If the old scheduler fails without releasing its lock, the takeover waits for scheduler.lock_stale_threshold (30 s by default).

The last commit adds a "Scheduler Behavior" section to spec 080 with this, marked as an implementation note that the conformance suite does not check.

Not covered: a scheduler that fails without releasing its lock (only the replacement case is tested), Windows (checked with go vet, not run), and shared volumes such as NFS.

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Rebased on the current main (the conflicts were only in the generated api/v1/api.gen.go, regenerated with make api). No other change. The follow-up work is stacked on this PR: #3260, #3261, #3262 and #3263.

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Pushed one commit (Word the restart prompts and states of a service DAG more exactly) for the findings that CodeRabbit raised on the stacked PRs and that concern this PR:

• The resume prompt of the live switch no longer promises a run after the restart wait. The scheduler starts a run when one is due: at once for a DAG that never ran, and not after an operator's stop.
• The Restart trigger label goes through the catalog (run line, trigger indicator, status card).
• An unless-stopped DAG whose latest run was aborted shows Stopped instead of Live in the DAG list.

Not changed: the restart_policy enum of the JSON schema stays lowercase, like the other enums of the schema. The parser also accepts other cases, and the schema is a hint for the editor. The restart: prefix of the badges mirrors the DAG file key, like the cron expressions next to it.

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Wording: spec 080 here says "service DAG" in places, and #3260 renames it to "always-on". #3271 and #3272 add the list of terms of the spec (run, restart, loop, cycle, repeat, retry, attempt). Nothing to change in this PR.

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Thanks a lot for this, @SCcagg5. The crash and failover tests made it much easier to review.

I pushed a few fixes on top so we can merge it:

• dequeuing a restart run now counts as a stop instead of being queued again
• always-on DAGs keep their last 100 runs unless retention is set
• dagu restart checks the current DAG file
• unless-stopped honors a stop even when the run ends as failed
• merged main

Let me know if anything looks off.

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• internal/service/scheduler/restart_scanner_test.go
• internal/service/scheduler/scheduler.go
• internal/spec/dag.go
• internal/spec/restart_policy_test.go
• llms.txt
• skills/dagu/references/cli.md
• specs/017-built-in-run-context.md
• specs/080-restart-policy.md
• specs/README.md
• ui/src/api/v1/schema.ts
• ui/src/features/dags/components/common/LiveSwitch.tsx
• ui/src/features/dags/components/common/TriggerTypeIndicator.tsx
• ui/src/features/dags/components/common/__tests__/LiveSwitch.test.tsx
• ui/src/features/dags/components/dag-details/DAGStatusOverview.tsx
• ui/src/features/dags/components/dag-editor/DAGAttributes.tsx
• ui/src/features/dags/components/dag-editor/__tests__/DAGAttributes.test.tsx
• ui/src/features/dags/components/dag-list/DAGTable.tsx
• ui/src/i18n/staticMessages.ts
• ui/src/lib/__tests__/dagSchedule.test.ts

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[yohamta0]

Thanks @SCcagg5, really nice work on this, especially the crash and failover tests.

I rebased it onto main (the restart label now sits in the new ScheduleLine) and pushed a few fixes on top:

• always-on DAGs ignore the 30-day hist_retention_days from the default base.yaml, so the 100-run default actually applies
• runs that keep failing within 10s back off, doubling up to 5 min
• no store reads while a DAG waits out restart_wait_sec
• disabled queues are logged as an error instead of a one-time warning

The stacked PRs will need a rebase on top of this.

[yohamta0]

Pushed two more commits so the restart scanner stops reading every service DAG's state each second. It now wakes on run-end events (with a check every 30s in case one gets lost), and only reads the queue right before a restart. Thanks again for this!