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Configuration and validation internal/spec/*, internal/ir/*, internal/persis/file/dag/dagindex/*, proto/index/v1/index.proto, conformance/spec080_restart_policy/*, specs/080-restart-policy.md, internal/cmn/schema/dag.schema.json |
DAG configuration and stored index metadata now include restart policy, restart delay, loop delay, and loop failure behavior. Validation and conformance fixtures cover accepted values, invalid combinations, base-configuration restrictions, and retention warnings. |
Same-run loop execution internal/runtime/agent/*, internal/ir/run_status.go, internal/ir/run_status_builder.go, internal/persis/runstate.go, internal/persis/dagrun_repository_events.go, internal/intg/loop_wait_test.go |
The agent runs successive fresh plans within one run when loop waiting is configured. Run status records cycle and failed-cycle counts. Wait handling persists and compacts status, and cycle execution applies stop, failure, and log-retention behavior. |
Scheduler-managed restarts internal/service/scheduler/*, internal/cmd/*, internal/intg/queue/restart_policy_test.go, internal/intg/distr/*, skills/dagu/references/cli.md, llms.txt, specs/017-built-in-run-context.md |
The scheduler scans enabled restart-policy DAGs and enqueues restart-triggered runs after policy and delay checks. CLI restart commands reject policy-configured DAGs. Integration tests cover restart timing, stopped and suspended DAGs, process recovery, and scheduler failover. |
API state, history, and filtering api/v1/api.yaml, internal/service/frontend/api/v1/*, internal/service/frontend/sse/*, internal/service/frontend/server.go, internal/persis/dag.go, internal/persis/dag_repository_list.go, internal/persis/dagrun.go, internal/persis/dagrun_repository.go, internal/persis/file/dagrun/pagination.go, internal/persis/file/dagrun/query_cursor.go, internal/service/mcp/* |
The API adds always-on DAG listing and bucketed history endpoints. DAG-run listing and activity can exclude restart-triggered runs. SSE invalidation handles filtered subscriptions, and DAG responses include restart and cycle metadata. |
UI views and DAG history selection ui/src/api/v1/schema.ts, ui/src/features/activity/*, ui/src/features/cockpit/*, ui/src/features/dags/*, ui/src/features/dag-runs/*, ui/src/features/queues/*, ui/src/hooks/*, ui/src/i18n/staticMessages.ts, ui/src/lib/dagSchedule.ts, ui/src/pages/* |
The UI adds always-on state, history, and queue displays, and excludes restart runs from standard activity and run lists. DAG details show cycle status and use a run-history picker; DAG list and control components display restart-policy behavior. |
Cached run-status safety
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Compare-and-swap status update internal/persis/file/dagrun/store.go, internal/persis/file/dagrun/attempt_external_test.go |
Compare-and-swap status updates read status without using the shared cache before mutation. A regression test checks that a previously cached status remains unchanged. |
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Scheduler
participant RestartScanner
participant DAGRepository
participant Queue
Scheduler->>RestartScanner: Start scanner with scheduler callbacks
RestartScanner->>DAGRepository: Read enabled restart-policy DAGs
RestartScanner->>RestartScanner: Check suspension, run status, and restart delay
RestartScanner->>Queue: Enqueue due run with restart trigger
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The new always-on history endpoint can briefly show one user DAG names and run counts from workspaces that user cannot access. Stopping a looping DAG at the wrong moment can let another full cycle run. Mixed-case restart settings that the spec documents as valid are rejected. Status compaction between cycles can lose a status update written at the same time. Fix the cache key and the stop race before merging.
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check Issue [ #3259] requires loop execution within one run from a fresh plan, wait and failure rules, validation, per-cycle handlers and timeouts, abort during the wait, cycle status, log cleanup, status co…Title check The title "feat: add loop_wait_sec to repeat the steps of a service DAG in one run" names the main change: the new loop_wait_sec field, which repeats DAG steps within one run for DAGs with a restart p… Description check The description follows the template sections: Summary, Changes, Related Issues, and Checklist. The Summary explains the feature and gives a YAML example. The Changes section lists the spec, validatio… Full details: Linked Issues check
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The title "feat: add loop_wait_sec to repeat the steps of a service DAG in one run" names the main change: the new loop_wait_sec field, which repeats DAG steps within one run for DAGs with a restart policy. The changeset adds the field, its validation, agent cycle execution, status fields, API, UI, and tests, so the title matches the primary change. The title says "service DAG", which is slightly narrower than the restart_policy wording used in the changes, but this does not make it misleading.
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Remove the unrelated restart-policy, always-on DAG, history, queue, cockpit, SSE, and run-history changes from this pull request, or split them into separate pull requests. Keep only the loop feature changes and their supporting tests, specification, schema, API fields, and UI indicators required by issue [
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Review comments at @internal/cmn/schema/dag.schema.json:
- Line 581: Update the loop_wait_sec schema description to accurately document
cycle termination: remove the claim that cycles continue regardless of status,
and state that the run can end when a cycle is aborted, times out, awaits
approval, fails with the default loop_on_failure: restart behavior, is stopped,
or Dagu cannot keep it alive. Preserve the existing descriptions of
restart_policy, handlers, timeout_sec, zero behavior, and base-configuration
restrictions.
- Line 585: Update the schema definitions for restart_policy and loop_on_failure
to accept the mixed-case values supported by the case-insensitive parsing in
spec.Load, replacing their lowercase-only enums with appropriate
case-insensitive patterns while preserving validation of only the allowed
restart and continue values.
Review comments at @internal/runtime/agent/cycles.go:
- Around line 139-143: Update the statusCompactor handling to hold
a.statusWriteMu while calling compactor.Compact(ctx), then unlock it before
processing the returned error; preserve the existing warning through logger.Warn
for compaction failures.
- Around line 83-88: Update startCycle to acquire a.lock and return false
without installing the plan when stopRequest is already set, otherwise
atomically assign a.plan before releasing the lock. Update the caller after
setupFreshPlan to handle a false result by marking a.cycles.aborted true and
waiting false, then return without starting the cycle; preserve the existing
success path and ensure runner.Run honors a stop issued before execution begins.
Review comments at @internal/service/frontend/api/v1/always_on_history.go:
- Around line 93-102: Update the cache key construction in the always-on history
handler to use the resolved workspace filter rather than the raw request
workspace value. Add or reuse a workspaceFilterKey helper that distinguishes nil
filters and includes Enabled, sorted Workspaces, and IncludeUnlabelled, then
pass its result when building the key before alwaysOnHistory.get.
Review comments at @specs/080-restart-policy.md:
- Around line 145-146: Update the lifecycle-handler wording in the
restart-policy specification to use the valid DAG keys under handler_on: init,
success, failure, abort, exit, and wait; retain timeout_sec as a per-cycle
setting.
Review comments at @ui/src/features/cockpit/components/AlwaysOnRuns.tsx:
- Around line 24-30: Update the success-count calculation in the AlwaysOnRuns
component to count only runs whose status is Status.Success or
Status.PartialSuccess. Add a dedicated isSuccess helper alongside isFailure and
use it when calculating the displayed succeeded count instead of subtracting
failures from runs.length; leave failure counting unchanged.
Review comments at
@ui/src/features/dags/components/dag-details/DAGStatusOverview.tsx:
- Line 543: Add the nine execution status message keys used by
DAGStatusOverview’s config.message to the english, chinese, and japanese
catalogs in staticMessages.ts, ensuring each catalog provides the appropriate
translation and satisfies the existing StaticMessage record check.
Review comments at @ui/src/pages/queues/queue/index.tsx:
- Around line 109-111: Only classify a queue as an always-on DAG when its type
is QueueType.dag_based. Move the dag lookup using alwaysOnDAGs until after the
queue query result is available, guard it with queue?.type, and import QueueType
from the existing schema module so global queues sharing a DAG name remain
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| "loop_wait_sec": { | ||
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| "description": "With restart_policy, makes one run loop: after the steps end, the run waits this many seconds and runs them again in the same run, as in a while-true loop. Each pass is a cycle, whatever its status; the run ends only when it is stopped or Dagu cannot keep it alive, and restart_policy then starts a new run. Handlers and timeout_sec apply to each cycle. Zero starts a new run for each pass instead. Cannot be set in the base configuration." |
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Fix the loop_wait_sec description. It contradicts the default loop_on_failure behavior.
The description says that each pass is a cycle "whatever its status" and that the run ends only when it is stopped or Dagu cannot keep it alive. With the default loop_on_failure: restart, a failed cycle ends the run (endCycle in internal/runtime/agent/cycles.go, Lines 98-100). Schema descriptions appear in editors and in dagu schema dag, so authors get wrong information about failure handling.
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- "description": "With restart_policy, makes one run loop: after the steps end, the run waits this many seconds and runs them again in the same run, as in a while-true loop. Each pass is a cycle, whatever its status; the run ends only when it is stopped or Dagu cannot keep it alive, and restart_policy then starts a new run. Handlers and timeout_sec apply to each cycle. Zero starts a new run for each pass instead. Cannot be set in the base configuration."
+ "description": "With restart_policy, makes one run loop: after the steps end, the run waits this many seconds and runs them again in the same run, as in a while-true loop. Each pass is a cycle. The run ends when it is stopped, when a cycle is aborted, times out, or waits for approval, when a cycle fails and loop_on_failure is restart (the default), or when Dagu cannot keep it alive; restart_policy then starts a new run. Handlers and timeout_sec apply to each cycle. Zero starts a new run for each pass instead. Cannot be set in the base configuration."📝 Committable suggestion
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| "description": "With restart_policy, makes one run loop: after the steps end, the run waits this many seconds and runs them again in the same run, as in a while-true loop. Each pass is a cycle, whatever its status; the run ends only when it is stopped or Dagu cannot keep it alive, and restart_policy then starts a new run. Handlers and timeout_sec apply to each cycle. Zero starts a new run for each pass instead. Cannot be set in the base configuration." | |
| "description": "With restart_policy, makes one run loop: after the steps end, the run waits this many seconds and runs them again in the same run, as in a while-true loop. Each pass is a cycle. The run ends when it is stopped, when a cycle is aborted, times out, or waits for approval, when a cycle fails and loop_on_failure is restart (the default), or when Dagu cannot keep it alive; restart_policy then starts a new run. Handlers and timeout_sec apply to each cycle. Zero starts a new run for each pass instead. Cannot be set in the base configuration." |
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Review comment at @internal/cmn/schema/dag.schema.json at line 581:
Update the loop_wait_sec schema description to accurately document cycle
termination: remove the claim that cycles continue regardless of status, and
state that the run can end when a cycle is aborted, times out, awaits approval,
fails with the default loop_on_failure: restart behavior, is stopped, or Dagu
cannot keep it alive. Preserve the existing descriptions of restart_policy,
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Align the schema with case-insensitive parsing.
spec.Load validates the DAG schema by default. The schema enums reject mixed-case values that Spec 080 marks as valid, such as restart_policy: Always and loop_on_failure: CONTINUE. Replace both enums with case-insensitive patterns, or change the specification and parser contract to require lowercase values.
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Review comment at @internal/cmn/schema/dag.schema.json at line 585:
Update the schema definitions for restart_policy and loop_on_failure to accept
the mixed-case values supported by the case-insensitive parsing in spec.Load,
replacing their lowercase-only enums with appropriate case-insensitive patterns
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Check for a stop request under a.lock before the next cycle starts.
There is a time-of-check to time-of-use (TOCTOU) window between waitForNextCycle and startCycle:
- The timer fires, and
stopRequested()returns false. setupFreshPlanruns.- A termination signal arrives in this window.
requestStoptakesa.lock, closesa.stopped, and readsa.plan. This is still the finished plan of the previous cycle.- The cleanup goroutine calls
runner.Stopon that finished plan. It returns at once and closesa.cleanupDone. startCyclethen installsnext, andrunner.Run(next)executes a full cycle.
Consequences:
- The operator's stop is ignored until that cycle ends.
- The channel that
requestStopreturns reports that the stop completed while the new cycle runs. - The max-cleanup-time force escalation is also spent on the old plan.
For a long step, the stop can be delayed by the whole step duration.
requestStop writes a.stopRequest under a.lock before it reads a.plan. So if startCycle checks a.stopRequest under the same lock, the two operations are serialized: either the cycle does not start, or a later stop sees the new plan.
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--- "a/internal/runtime/agent/cycles.go"
+++ "b/internal/runtime/agent/cycles.go"
@@ -80,12 +80,18 @@
a.lock.Unlock()
return lastErr
}
next, err := a.setupFreshPlan()
if err != nil {
return errors.Join(lastErr, err)
}
- a.startCycle(ctx, next)
+ if !a.startCycle(ctx, next) {
+ a.lock.Lock()
+ a.cycles.aborted = true
+ a.cycles.waiting = false
+ a.lock.Unlock()
+ return lastErr
+ }
plan = next
}
}
// startCycle makes next the plan of the run, unless a stop was requested.
func (a *Agent) startCycle(ctx context.Context, next *runtime.Plan) bool {
a.lock.Lock()
if a.stopRequest != nil {
a.lock.Unlock()
return false
}
c := a.cycles
a.plan = next
// ... unchanged ...
a.lock.Unlock()
// ... remove logs, log "Cycle started" ...
return true
}One case remains open after this fix. A stop can arrive after the plan swap but before runner.Run(next) starts. Then runner.Stop is called on a plan that has not started. Confirm that runner.Run respects a stop on a plan that was stopped before it started.
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Update startCycle to acquire a.lock and return false without installing the plan
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| if compactor, ok := attempt.(statusCompactor); ok { | ||
| if err := compactor.Compact(ctx); err != nil { | ||
| logger.Warn(ctx, "Failed to compact the status file between cycles", tag.Error(err)) | ||
| } | ||
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Hold statusWriteMu during Compact.
recordCurrentStatus takes a.statusWriteMu, and Compact runs after the lock is released. If another writer appends a status while Compact rewrites status.jsonl, the compaction can drop that line. Possible writers are the cancel watcher and a socket-triggered status write.
The comment "Nothing writes a status during the wait" holds only for step progress. Serialize the rewrite with the other status writers.
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--- "a/internal/runtime/agent/cycles.go"
+++ "b/internal/runtime/agent/cycles.go"
@@ -136,11 +136,14 @@
logger.Warn(ctx, "Failed to store the status of the wait between cycles", tag.Error(err))
return
}
if compactor, ok := attempt.(statusCompactor); ok {
- if err := compactor.Compact(ctx); err != nil {
+ a.statusWriteMu.Lock()
+ err := compactor.Compact(ctx)
+ a.statusWriteMu.Unlock()
+ if err != nil {
logger.Warn(ctx, "Failed to compact the status file between cycles", tag.Error(err))
}
}
}
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| if compactor, ok := attempt.(statusCompactor); ok { | |
| if err := compactor.Compact(ctx); err != nil { | |
| logger.Warn(ctx, "Failed to compact the status file between cycles", tag.Error(err)) | |
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| now := time.Now() | ||
| key := fmt.Sprintf("%d|%d|%d|%v", params.FromDate, params.ToDate, buckets, valueOf(params.Workspace)) | ||
| if cached, ok := a.alwaysOnHistory.get(key, now); ok { | ||
| return api.GetAlwaysOnDAGsHistory200JSONResponse(cached), nil | ||
| } | ||
| resp, err := a.alwaysOnDAGsHistory(ctx, filter, from, to, buckets, now) | ||
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| return nil, err | ||
| } | ||
| a.alwaysOnHistory.put(key, now, resp) |
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Key the always-on history cache by the resolved workspace filter.
When authentication is enabled and workspace is omitted, workspaceFilterForParams derives the filter from the caller’s workspace grants. The shared API.alwaysOnHistory cache retains entries for 30 seconds, but its key uses only the raw request parameter, time range, and bucket count. A caller can therefore receive DAG names and run counts from workspaces that the caller cannot access. Include Enabled, sorted Workspaces, and IncludeUnlabelled in the key.
Suggested fix
- key := fmt.Sprintf("%d|%d|%d|%v", params.FromDate, params.ToDate, buckets, valueOf(params.Workspace))
+ key := fmt.Sprintf("%d|%d|%d|%s", params.FromDate, params.ToDate, buckets, workspaceFilterKey(filter))func workspaceFilterKey(filter *workspace.WorkspaceFilter) string {
if filter == nil {
return "nil"
}
workspaces := slices.Clone(filter.Workspaces)
slices.Sort(workspaces)
return fmt.Sprintf("%t|%t|%v", filter.Enabled, filter.IncludeUnlabelled, workspaces)
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Update the cache key construction in the always-on history handler to use the
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| - Lifecycle handlers (`on_init`, `on_success`, `on_failure`, `on_exit`) and | ||
| `timeout_sec` apply to each cycle. |
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Use the real handler keys in the spec.
on_init, on_success, on_failure and on_exit are not DAG fields. The DAG declares handlers under handler_on (init, success, failure, abort, exit, wait), and cycleLogFiles iterates over all six handler types. Readers who copy these names write keys that the loader rejects.
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--- "a/specs/080-restart-policy.md"
+++ "b/specs/080-restart-policy.md"
@@ -142,8 +142,8 @@
`restart_policy` starts a new run `restart_wait_sec` later. The run counts the
cycle in `failedCycles`. With `loop_on_failure: continue` the run goes on with
the next cycle instead, as `while true; do ./job; sleep 5; done` does.
-- Lifecycle handlers (`on_init`, `on_success`, `on_failure`, `on_exit`) and
- `timeout_sec` apply to each cycle.
+- Lifecycle handlers (`handler_on.init`, `success`, `failure`, `abort`, `exit`,
+ and `wait`) and `timeout_sec` apply to each cycle.
- The loop ends when a stop is requested, even during the wait, when a cycle is
aborted or times out, when a cycle waits for approval, or when a cycle fails
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| - Lifecycle handlers (`on_init`, `on_success`, `on_failure`, `on_exit`) and | |
| `timeout_sec` apply to each cycle. | |
| - Lifecycle handlers (`handler_on.init`, `success`, `failure`, `abort`, `exit`, | |
| and `wait`) and `timeout_sec` apply to each cycle. |
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| function isFailure(run: DAGRunSummary): boolean { | ||
| return ( | ||
| run.status === Status.Failed || | ||
| run.status === Status.Aborted || | ||
| run.status === Status.Rejected | ||
| ); | ||
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Count only successful runs as "succeeded".
runs.length - failed counts every run that is not Failed, Aborted or Rejected as succeeded. That includes Running, Queued, Waiting and NotStarted runs. An always-on DAG almost always has a running latest run. The header therefore usually reports one more success than happened. For example, it shows "Last 2 runs · 2 succeeded" while one run is still running.
Count Success and PartialSuccess runs explicitly.
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function isFailure(run: DAGRunSummary): boolean {
return (
run.status === Status.Failed ||
run.status === Status.Aborted ||
run.status === Status.Rejected
);
}
+
+function isSuccess(run: DAGRunSummary): boolean {
+ return (
+ run.status === Status.Success || run.status === Status.PartialSuccess
+ );
+}- {ts('{count} succeeded', { count: runs.length - failed })}
+ {ts('{count} succeeded', { count: runs.filter(isSuccess).length })}Also applies to: 79-79
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| <Icon className={`h-3 w-3 ${config.iconClass}`} /> | ||
| <span>{config.message}</span> | ||
| <span> | ||
| <I18nText text={config.message} /> |
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Add catalog entries for the execution status messages.
Line 543 now renders config.message through I18nText. The english, chinese, and japanese catalogs in ui/src/i18n/staticMessages.ts do not contain these strings:
'Execution has not started''Execution completed''Execution completed with some failures''Execution failed''Execution in progress''DAGRun is queued for execution''Execution was aborted''Waiting for manual action''Execution was rejected'
translateStatic falls back to the source string when a key is missing. As a result, Chinese and Japanese users still see English status lines. The Cycle {cycle} suffix next to them is translated, so the line mixes languages.
Add the nine keys to all three catalogs. The satisfies Record<StaticMessage, string> check then makes the compiler require the translations.
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| // A DAG without a queue of its own uses a queue named after it. | ||
| const { alwaysOnDAGs } = useAlwaysOnDAGs(); | ||
| const dag = alwaysOnDAGs.find((candidate) => candidate.name === queueName); |
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Match the always-on DAG only for a dag_based queue.
Line 111 matches the always-on DAG by name alone. Assume a global queue has the same name as an always-on DAG. The detail page then does three wrong things:
- It shows that DAG's state badge and status link (lines 302-310).
- It hides the capacity metric (line 342).
- It hides the utilization metric (line 352).
QueueList.alwaysOnOf requires queue.type === QueueType.dag_based. The test 'keeps a global queue that shares its name with an always-on DAG' covers that case. As a result, the list and the detail page classify the same queue differently.
Derive dag after queue loads, and apply the same type check.
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--- "a/ui/src/pages/queues/queue/index.tsx"
+++ "b/ui/src/pages/queues/queue/index.tsx"
@@ -106,9 +106,8 @@
dagRunId: string;
} | null>(null);
const sentinelRef = React.useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);
- // A DAG without a queue of its own uses a queue named after it.
- const { alwaysOnDAGs } = useAlwaysOnDAGs();
- const dag = alwaysOnDAGs.find((candidate) => candidate.name === queueName);
+ // A DAG without a queue of its own uses a queue named after it.
+ const { alwaysOnDAGs } = useAlwaysOnDAGs();
React.useEffect(() => {
appBarContext.setTitle(queueName ? `Queue ${queueName}` : 'Queue');Then, after the useQuery('/queues/{name}', ...) call:
const dag =
queue?.type === QueueType.dag_based
? alwaysOnDAGs.find((candidate) => candidate.name === queueName)
: undefined;Import QueueType from @/api/v1/schema.
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Verdict
Safe to merge in substance, but two spec/implementation mismatches and one metric bug should be resolved first. Nothing here corrupts data, breaks existing DAGs, or opens a security hole: loop_wait_sec is inert unless an explicit restart_policy is set, TriggerTypeRestart is appended to the iota list (numeric wire values preserved), the DAG index version is bumped 4 → 5 to force a rebuild, and CI is green on 27 checks.
I verified the parts that could have been quietly wrong and they are not:
Runner.Runcallssetup()andresetRunState()on entry, so handler nodes,canceled/failed/lastErrorare rebuilt per cycle, andcontext.WithTimeoutis applied insideRun—timeout_secreally is per cycle.progressChis closed by the agent afterrunCycles, not by the runner, so channel reuse across cycles is sound.- Step log names carry a millisecond timestamp, so the per-cycle log removal cannot delete a file the next cycle writes to.
plan.startedAtis set inNewPlan, socycleState.startedAtis a real time, not the zero value.- The stop/
startCyclerace is correctly closed undera.lockand has a dedicated internal test. ReadStatusUncachedin the CAS path is a genuine bug fix:Mutatepreviously mutated a status shared through the cache.
Must fix
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Spec contradicts the code on timeout +
continue(specs/080-restart-policy.md:148). A DAG-level timeout sets nodes toNodeAbortedpluslastErrorbut neversetCanceled/setFailed, soRunner.Statusfalls through toisError()and returnsir.Failed. Withloop_on_failure: continuethe loop therefore keeps going, while the spec says it ends. Fix the sentence or the code — one of them is wrong, andspecs/is normative here. -
setupFreshPlanerror path records the run asRunningforever (internal/runtime/agent/cycles.go:85).waitingis still true, socycleStatusOptionsforces the terminal status toRunningwith nofinishedAt, andwriteStatuspersists that as the run's final state. Only the zombie detector cleans it up. Unreachable in practice (plan building is deterministic on the same steps) but a one-line fix.
Should fix
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Uptime reads 0% for sub-second cycles (
internal/service/frontend/api/v1/always_on_history.go:280).int(overlap.Seconds())truncates per run, so a DAG withrestart_wait_sec: 1and a 400 ms step reportsrunningSec: 0and the lane shows "up 0%". Accumulate atime.Durationper bucket and convert once. -
Disk growth is only half solved, and the distributed half is undocumented. Step and handler logs are pruned per cycle, but the run's own log file (
a.logFile) is appended to for the life of the run — a 1 s loop running for a month writes millions of lines there. And on a worker the agent gets a noop attempt, soCompactis a no-op and the coordinator appends tostatus.jsonlunbounded. The PR description mentions the second one; neither is in spec 080 or the docs. For a feature whose stated purpose is "loops for months", both belong in the normative spec.
Notes (not blocking)
- The DAG index persists
restartPolicy/restartWaitSecbut notloopWaitSec, so the· loop 7ssuffix thatgetRestartValuebuilds is dead code inDAGTable(which renders index-reconstructed DAGs). It only ever appears on the Spec tab. - Scope: merging the DAG History tab into Overview and hiding the Webhook/Settings tabs is a visible UI restructuring that has nothing to do with
loop_wait_sec. It is covered by tests and the/dags/:name/historyredirect is in place, but it makes this PR hard to revert piecemeal. restartScanIntervalis a hard-coded 1 s with no config knob; each idle always-on DAG costs a suspend read, a proc count, a queue check and a latest-status lookup every second.- Distributed +
loop_wait_sechas no integration coverage.internal/intg/distr/restart_policy_test.goexercises always-on DAGs on workers but never the loop.
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| `abort` and `exit`) and `timeout_sec` apply to each cycle. | ||
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| aborted or times out, when a cycle waits for approval, or when a cycle fails |
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The code does not do this for a timeout. A DAG-level timeout sets the node to NodeAborted and calls setLastError, but never setCanceled/setFailed (internal/runtime/runner.go:1819-1824). Runner.Status therefore skips the isCanceled branch and falls through to isError() → ir.Failed.
So endCycle classifies a timed-out cycle as failed, and with loop_on_failure: continue the loop continues rather than ending. Either drop "or times out" from this sentence (and say a timeout counts as a failed cycle), or make endCycle treat a deadline-exceeded cycle as terminal regardless of loop_on_failure. As written the normative spec and the implementation disagree.
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Fixed in c7022ae by correcting the spec, not the code. A timeout is a failed cycle like any other: the text now says so, and that with loop_on_failure: continue the run goes on with the next cycle. The comment of runCycles says the same.
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This path leaves a.cycles.waiting == true (set by endCycle on line 111). cycleStatusOptions then forces *status = ir.Running and zeroes finishedAt, and agent.Run persists that as the terminal status via writeStatus. The process exits having recorded a run that is still running with no end time, leaving the zombie detector to repair it.
setupFreshPlan only fails inside buildEdges, which is deterministic on the same a.dag.Steps, so this is unreachable today — but it is a latent hole that any future early return between endCycle and startCycle reopens. Clearing the flag before returning (or via a defer that resets waiting/sets aborted on any non-again exit) makes the invariant hold by construction rather than by inspection.
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Fixed in c7022ae: runCycles now defers stopWaiting, so the run is not marked as waiting whatever way the loop ends. A test covers it (TestStopWaitingClearsTheWaitOfAnEndedLoop).
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| overlap := earlierOf(end, bucketEnd).Sub(laterOf(run.start, bucketStart)) | ||
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| out[b].RunningSec += int(overlap.Seconds()) |
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Truncating each run's overlap to whole seconds systematically under-reports uptime, down to zero for sub-second cycles. An always-on DAG with restart_wait_sec: 1 and a 400 ms step produces ~20 runs in 30 s, each contributing int(0.4) == 0, so runningSec stays 0 and both the dashboard lane and the cockpit panel render "up 0%" for a DAG that is up a third of the time.
Accumulate a time.Duration per bucket and convert to seconds once at the end (or round rather than truncate). WaitSec on line 289 has the same bias, though gaps are at least restart_wait_sec so the relative error there is small.
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Fixed in 8eec022: the buckets hold durations, and the sums are rounded once at the end. A DAG with a 400 ms step that restarts every second now reports the third of the time that it is up (TestBucketRunsAddsUpRunsShorterThanASecond). The waits use the same sums.
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| // tells whether it failed. They are removed when the next cycle starts, so a | ||
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This claim holds only for step and handler logs. The run's own log file (a.logFile, "the file to write the runner log") is appended to for the whole life of the run: every cycle adds the "Cycle finished"/"Cycle started" lines plus the runner's per-step lifecycle lines. A 1 s loop running for a month writes millions of lines to a single file that nothing rotates and that retention never reclaims, because the run never ends.
On a worker it is worse: opts.RunStateStore is unset, so the agent gets runstate.NewNoopAttempt, the statusCompactor assertion fails, and the coordinator appends to status.jsonl with no compaction at all — the limitation noted in the PR description. Neither growth vector is mentioned in spec 080 or the docs. Please document both there (and consider warning at validation time when loop_wait_sec is combined with worker_selector), since "loops for months" is the headline use case.
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Partly fixed in c7022ae. Spec 080 now lists what a run that loops stores and what bounds it. The cycle lines of the agent are at the debug level, except for a failed cycle, so a cycle that goes well adds no line of its own to the log of the run. The runner lines for each step remain, and that log is still not rotated: I did not truncate a file that the process holds open. For a run on a worker, the file of the status is still not compacted, and a DAG that sets loop_wait_sec with worker_selector now loads with a warning that says so (TestLoopWaitWarnsWhenARunLoopsOnAWorker).
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A service DAG adds a run at each restart. The UI now shows it as one object and keeps its runs out of the run lists. - A "Service DAGs" strip with one card for each DAG (state, restart wait, and, when a card is opened, its last 20 runs) shows in the cockpit, the overview and the executions. The run lists ask for excludeServiceDAGRuns, so restarts no longer flood them and their live streams. - Queues: a "Service DAGs" section. The server lists a DAG queue only while a run is alive or waiting, so the card of a service DAG, and its queue page, show an idle queue between two runs and not a missing one. - The DAG list shows a service DAG as Enabled, or Stopped from the state that /service-dags gives, which rests on the abort request of the latest run.
The strip counted the uptime of a run with a formatter of its own, which main already has as formatElapsed. The state dot was only used by the history lane that dagucloud#3260 dropped.
The cards gave the state of a service DAG but not why it fails, so a DAG that kept failing looked like one that restarts normally. A card now says how many runs in a row failed and the error of the latest one, or why the state could not be read. The list comes back sorted by name, so failing DAGs now come first and do not hide in a long list.
The cockpit boards left out every run of a service DAG, so searching for a service DAG by name showed an empty board. A search by name now shows its runs, as the executions page already does.
The card takes Stopped from the service DAG list, not from an aborted latest run, since a run can end aborted without an operator's stop.
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Rebased onto #3261 with the service DAG rename. A few changes:
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The workspace messages already define Stopped, with another Japanese text. The base catalog entry shadowed it, which the message module test rejects, so the label now uses the workspace entry.
With a restart policy, a DAG whose steps take 6 s and whose restart_wait_sec is 5 makes one run every 11 s, and each run is counted. loop_wait_sec makes one run repeat its steps instead, as a while-true loop does, so that runs count only the interruptions (Dagu stopped, a worker changed, a crash). - loop_wait_sec: when the steps end, the run waits that many seconds and runs them again from a fresh plan, in the same run. It needs restart_policy always or unless-stopped, and the base configuration cannot set it. - loop_on_failure: restart (default) ends the run with the status of a failed cycle, and restart_policy starts a new run. continue goes on with the next cycle. It needs loop_wait_sec. - Handlers and timeout_sec apply to each cycle. A stop during the wait ends the run as aborted, so unless-stopped sees it. - The status carries cycle and failedCycles, and the API gives loopWaitSec, loopOnFailure, cycle and failedCycles. - The logs of the cycle before are removed when a cycle starts, except those of the latest failed cycle. The status file is compacted at each cycle end. - Spec 080, the JSON schema, the conformance suite and the integration tests cover the field.
The status of a run that loops says which cycle it is in and how many cycles failed, in the run details of the workflow bar and in the run status card. The restart label of the DAG adds the loop wait and loop_on_failure continue.
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Summary
Closes #3259.
Adds
loop_wait_secandloop_on_failure: with an enabledrestart_policy, a run repeats its steps in the same run, as in awhile trueloop, and a run ends only when something interrupts it.Stacked on #3261. Review only the last two commits.
Changes
Spec 080 (loop section, validation errors, examples), JSON schema, conformance fixtures.
ir.DAG.LoopWaitandLoopOnFailure; validation:loop_wait_secis not negative and needsrestart_policyalways or unless-stopped;loop_on_failureneeds a positiveloop_wait_sec; neither is allowed in the base configuration.Agent:
runCyclesruns the steps again from a fresh plan after the wait. Handlers andtimeout_secapply to each cycle. A stop during the wait ends the run as aborted. A failed cycle ends the run with its status (restart, the default), or the loop goes on (continue).The status carries
cycleandfailedCycles. When a cycle starts, the logs of the previous cycle are removed, except those of the latest failed cycle. The status file is compacted at each cycle end.API:
loopWaitSec,loopOnFailureon DAG and DAG details;cycle,failedCycleson DAG-run details. UI: the cycle in the run details of the workflow bar and in the status card, and the loop in the restart label.A timeout (
timeout_sec) is a failed cycle; the spec says so.A DAG that sets
loop_wait_secwithworker_selectorloads with a warning: the coordinator appends the status of a run on a worker, and nothing compacts it between cycles. The spec lists what a looping run stores and what bounds it.A cycle that goes well adds no line to the log of the run (debug level); that log is not rotated.
The Spec tab shows the loop in the restart label. The DAG list does not, because its index does not keep the loop.
Related Issues
Closes #3259
Checklist
Tests:
go test -race ./internal/intg -run TestLoopWait(six tests: one run for several cycles, failed cycle ends the run,restartkeeps looping while cycles succeed,continue, log removal, status compaction),internal/ir,internal/spec,internal/runtime/agent,internal/persis,internal/service/frontend,make conformance,pnpm typecheckandpnpm test.