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fix(crm): write the token onto a dispatching square before executing it - #1281
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WalkthroughRepeat handling now selects entry and wait squares for re-arming. The walker writes outward-reaching nodes under the claim lease before execution and restores claimed state on later failures. It can also use a stored call report to resolve a matching wait during the same visit. ChangesWorkflow enrollment and dispatch
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant walker
participant call as call node
participant call_report
participant wait as matching wait
walker->>call: execute or adopt lead
call-->>walker: return finished report identifier
walker->>call_report: look up stored report
call_report-->>walker: return event and decoded variables
walker->>wait: apply answer and facts when outcome is available
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REQUEST CHANGES (small). The core ordering is right and it fixes the 25 Sep discarded-visit stall. I reproduced both the stall and the fix against real SQL.
The stall on release went like this:
- A letter lands mid-visit.
- The final
advance_runmisses. - The run stays on
quiet-15mwhile itscall-1lead is already in the dialler. - The BUSY report is dropped.
- The next visit adopts the FINISHED lead and arms
after-call-1for 1440 min on a spent report.
On this branch the next visit starts on call-1, adopts the same uuid5 lead, and the report wakes it.
But writing the token onto the call square also changes where a failed visit leaves the run, and that weakens the calling-window law (finding 1). Please pick a fix for that before BBD. The rest are small.
🟠 1. app/crm/outreach/walker.py:363-379 — a failed dispatching visit now leaves the token on the call square, so the retry skips the windowed wait's hold and the letter's arrow
Law. modules/05-outreach.md:315-320: a call reached from a windowed square by any arrow but its timer's is refused — "the guarantee is the law's, not the comment's".
Mechanism. The step-onto write sets current_node = call-1. park_run_query (SET status='parked', wake_at=NULL … WHERE wake_at=$3) and record_run_error don't touch current_node, so a visit that fails after the step-onto write leaves the run standing on the call.
Scenarios (verified on both trees, real enrollment and step SQL, rolled back):
- S4, window 09:00–21:00 IST on
quiet-15m. The call insert fails transiently at 20:58 and the retry claim comes at 21:05.release: the run is still onquiet-15m, so the retry holds to 09:00 (wake +715 min, no lead).- This branch: the run is on
call-1, so the retry inserts the lead at 21:05 IST, outside the plan's hours. Only the dialler's calling hours bound it.
- S9, the call parks (e.g. template gone).
release: parked onquiet-15m. AKYC_COMPLETEDletter resumes it withreply, so it takes the KYC arrow.- This branch: parked on
call-1. The deaf-square refresh un-parks it with no reply, so the next claim dials at any hour. Any letter the plan hears now un-parks it, which is broader than "the current square listens" (canon/06-outreach.md:139).
- S5, pod death after the step-onto write. After the lease, pod B starts on
call-1with no hold. - Side effect. The step-onto write zeroes
attempts, so the retry ladder gets 4 tries, not 3.
Fix (please pick one explicitly):
- (a) Hand the token back on the failure paths. Add
current_node = COALESCE($n, current_node)topark_run_queryandrecord_run_error_query, and have the walker passrun.current_nodewhen it stepped. The visit counter wasn't bumped, so the retry re-derives the same uuid5 and adopts the lead: no double dial. Pod death stays as is. - (b) Keep the new behaviour, get Swaroop's ruling, add it to the 03 amendment, and pin it with a test: "a retry that starts on a call square ignores the window".
🟡 2. app/crm/outreach/repeat.py:143-151 — a door that STARTS on a dispatching square is always re-armable, so a board that loops back into it re-creates the stall
The 16-facts amendment (:15) says "A call, send or action square is never in it", which is false for a start-on-call door.
S8 (verified): the door starts on call-1 with debounce_minutes: 10, and the run loops gap-5m → call-1. A repeat lands during the insert.
release: the patch misses, because the run is ongap-5m.- This branch:
- The step-onto write puts the run on the start square, so the patch hits and
wake_atbecomes +10 min. - The final write misses.
- The report lands on
call-1, and reports skip the deaf refresh, so it is lost. - The next visit adopts the FINISHED lead and arms 1440.
- The step-onto write puts the run on the start square, so the patch hits and
No plan in docs/crm/plans has this shape today, and Flipkart starts on a wait or condition.
Fix:
- Re-arm the start only while the run has never left it:
AND (current_node = ANY(<waits>) OR node_arrived_at = entered_at), the canon col 19 "door" test. - Or have
plans.pyrefuse an arrow back into a reaches-out start on a debounced door. - Either way, add S8 as a red test.
🟡 3. docs/crm/workflow-rollout/03-enrollment-cas.md:36-40 + walker.py:364-367 — "one landing after cannot move the run" is wrong in mechanism, and the stall is narrowed, not closed
After the step-onto write, the deaf-square refresh keys on the square the run stands on, which is call-1. It sets wake_at = now(), the final write misses, and a second visit re-executes the call and adopts the lead.
That's the right outcome only while the re-visit beats the dial. S1b (verified): the walker is behind and the report lands before the re-claim, so the branch arms after-call-1 for 1440 on a FINISHED lead, which is the original stall. That matters at BBD if the walker backlog grows.
Fix:
- Reword the doc and comment to the real path and name the residual.
- Close it in a separate PR with option A from the 25 Sep analysis: in the
call.pyadopt path, an adopted FINISHED lead hands its outcome to the following wait.
🟡 4. Tests — one vacuous, one blind spot, and the production path is unpinned
- The production path.
entry.py:637(return door, _timers(pinned)) is what every real repeat of an open run uses. Mutating it toreturn door, []leaves 1527/1527 green. - The vacuous test.
test_workflow_repeat.py…never_re_arms_a_square_that_reaches_out:rearm_squaresfilters nothing (the guarantee lives inentry._timers), and the test hands it a list without the call. - The missing incident test. No test pins the actual 25 Sep chain: first write lands, second misses, the re-visit from the call adopts.
Fix: three tests.
_timersdrops a call from a mixed board.- A pinned-door test asserting the waits list.
- S1 with a scripted CAS sequence
[True, False], then a re-visit fromcall-1asserting the same lead id.
⚪ 5. Trail and corpus
- The
call-1step row saysarrived_by = letter(S1) ortimer(S5) for a square the token was walked onto (canon/06-outreach.md:208). - The corpus has no "write before dispatch" rule. T20 and the sealed sites in
modules/05owe a trail line.
⚪ 6. entry.py:431-434 — stale docstring
The _answered_by docstring still says a restart door "patches the run on any square".
What this gets right
- Root cause in the shared function. One guard in
_advancecovers call, send and action through the registry, with no per-caller patches and no type-string matching. - The lease stays the generation across both writes.
wake_at = lease, so park and retry still match, and a test pins it. - The idempotency key is left alone. The context is written before this square's patch, so the visit counter isn't bumped. Retries, pod death and a slow pod all re-derive the same uuid5 and adopt. There was no double dial in S1, S1b, S5, S6 or S8.
firstavoids a redundant write when the row already names the square, including entry straight onto a call.- The coupled law change ships in one commit. The walker ordering and the restart narrowing land together, with docs and mutation-sensitive tests: 7 go red when the guard is removed.
Verified against the branch (e119cf63), not the description:
tests/crm: 1527 passed (base 1522).- black, isort and autoflake clean; pyrefly 0 errors;
check_crm_boundariesandcheck_migrationsOK. - Clean merge with
released4586c0f. - EXPLAIN on
patch_open_run: same plan on both trees. - 4 mutations tried.
- 11 scenarios on both trees, driving the real walker (
_advance/walk_run),entry._wake_on_replyandapply_repeatagainst the real enrollment and step SQL on Postgres, rolled back per scenario. The harness is available if you'd like to re-run it after the fix.
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Re-review of One ask before merge: please fix the residual in this PR, not in a follow-up. Amendment 2 names it ("the stall is narrowed, not closed"). After this PR it is the only way the BBD stall still happens, and BBD is exactly when it happens. On 9 Oct, 97 checkout runs hit the stall. I checked all 97 on the replica:
Why the run still gets stuck with this PRThe walker works out the whole walk in memory and saves it once, at the end (
The re-visit is supposed to adopt X before X is dialled. But the claim takes the oldest wake first (
The same happens whenever the re-claim is slower than the call:
The fix (please add it to this PR)When the call square adopts a lead that is already FINISHED, its report has already been born. Waiting for it is pointless, so the outcome is handed to the wait in the same visit:
This is deterministic: a FINISHED lead never reports twice, so it doesn't bring back the "pre-answer a letter that may still come" problem from #1230. It closes every shape above, including the existing (Optional, on top: on the Red tests to add
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507-519: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a regression test for a windowed pre-answered wait.
The existing finished-lead tests use a non-windowed after-call wait. Add a closed-window variant and assert immediate traversal to the outcome arrow, with trail rows for both the call and wait. The current walker tests do not detect a regression in this path.
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Review comments at @app/crm/outreach/walker.py:
- Around line 507-519: After the successful wait transition in the walker,
recheck `call_report` and route any found report through the existing resume
path so a consumed report cannot leave the run armed until timeout. Couple the
recheck to the transition using the existing synchronization mechanisms; locate
the change around `_hear_finished_report` and the `is_wait(next_node)` branch.
Review comments at @docs/crm/workflow-rollout/03-enrollment-cas.md:
- Line 80: Update amendment 2 to name `_context_from_payload` instead of the
stale `_letter_facts` reference, keeping the surrounding description unchanged.
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- Around line 507-519: Add a regression test for the finished-lead path through
a closed-window after-call wait, using the existing finished-lead walker tests
as a guide. Assert that the pre-answered wait is traversed immediately to the
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| # The adopted call already ended and its report is recorded: the | ||
| # after-call wait is answered now, as the consumer would have | ||
| # answered it, and walked through in this visit — never armed | ||
| # for a report that will not come again. | ||
| answer, facts = heard | ||
| context = _pre_answered(context, next_id, answer, facts) | ||
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Close the report-to-wait race before arming the wait.
_hear_finished_report can observe no report, then call.completed can be stored and consumed while the run still stands on the call node. The consumer’s wait CAS fails because current_node is still the call. The call-report fallback then returns without refreshing the run. The walker’s lease CAS still succeeds because no enrollment row changed, so it arms the wait and the run can wait until timeout for an event that was already consumed.
Recheck call_report after the successful wait transition and apply any found report through the existing resume path. Couple that recheck with the transition so the run cannot remain armed after the report is consumed.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the stale helper name in amendment 2.
The text names _letter_facts as the source of the consumer's facts. The heard_report and _wake_on_reply functions in app/crm/outreach/entry.py build facts by calling _context_from_payload on the payload and on the variables. Neither function calls _letter_facts. Replace the name so the document matches the code.
Proposed fix
--- "a/docs/crm/workflow-rollout/03-enrollment-cas.md"
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(`match.run == lead_<call>`), the walker reads the recorded report
(`record.call_report`, the `(merchant_id, source, external_id)` dedupe
key) and asks `entry.heard_report` — the consumer's own answer and facts
- (`_answer_for`, `_letter_facts`). The wait is not armed: its reply and
+ (`_answer_for`, `_context_from_payload`). The wait is not armed: its reply and
`facts.<wait>` are written as `resume_run_by_id` would, and the walk goes
through it in the same visit (NO_ANSWER/BUSY → `else` → gap;
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Update amendment 2 to name `_context_from_payload` instead of the stale
`_letter_facts` reference, keeping the surrounding description unchanged.
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APPROVE. The residual is closed, and in a better way than I suggested. A re-visit that adopts a FINISHED lead now reads that call's stored call.completed (record.call_report, by the mirror's own dedupe key call.completed:<call_id or lead id>) and answers the after-call wait through entry.heard_report. That is the consumer's own _is_about / _answer_for and facts. So the run gets the post-call eval's corrected outcome and the template's declared facts, not just lead.outcome, and walks on in the same visit.
This closes every shape that ends in "adopted a FINISHED lead":
- S1b behind the 10:00 pile;
- a deploy;
- pod death after the step-onto write;
- calls that end in seconds;
- the old
quiet-15mre-visit chain behind the 9 Oct duplicate-key alerts (97 checkout runs stuck for 24 h).
Checked against my 10 Oct ask
| Ask | Now |
|---|---|
| Adopted FINISHED lead answers the following wait | ✅ call.py returns _finished_report; the walker pre-answers only when the next square is a wait with match.run == lead_<this call> |
| Lead still BACKLOG/PROCESSING → arm as today | ✅ test_a_lead_not_yet_finished_arms_the_wait_as_today |
| No outcome / not decodable → arm as today | ✅ also "not recorded yet" (the mirror writes after the outcome check): the report still to come wakes the armed wait |
| Late report is a no-op | ✅ the resume's current_node guard; test_a_late_report_after_the_pre_answer_changes_nothing |
| No double dial; ledger once | ✅ same uuid5 lead; the adopt path counts once |
| The six red tests | ✅ all six, plus "another square's report is never borrowed" and "the key is the one the mirror stores under" |
⚪ Small follow-ups (none block)
- Two mutations survive.
- Changing
patch.pop(FINISHED_REPORT_KEY…)topatch.get(...)persists_finished_reportinto the run's context and stays green. Please assert that the context written byadvance_runhas no_finished_report. variables_for's decode-failure branch is only exercised through a stub ofcall_report. Changingexcept Exceptiontoexcept ZeroDivisionErrorstays green. One direct test with an event whose decode raises would pin it.
- Changing
- Doc nit.
03-enrollment-cas.mdamendment 2 cites_letter_facts, which doesn't exist; the code uses_context_from_payload. - Scope, for the doc. The pre-answer applies only when the after-call wait is the call square's immediate next square. A plan shaped
call → condition → waitkeeps the old 1440 behaviour. Every live Flipkart plan iscall → after-call, so this is a sentence in the amendment, not a change.
Verified against the branch (7cac47e1, one commit on release 057e5ae5), not the description:
tests/crm: 1580 passed, 15 skipped (DB-gated).- black, isort and autoflake clean; pyrefly 0 errors;
check_crm_boundariesandcheck_migrationsOK; CI green. - 12 mutations on the new code, 10 killed:
adopted_finishedforced false or true;- natural id =
lead_idonly; - the walker ignores the report;
- the match guard removed;
- facts dropped;
- the pre-answer skipped;
_is_aboutskipped;- the report key format;
- the decode-fail guard.
- Report key cross-checked against
crm_mirror(both taps uselead.call_id or str(lead.id)with_event_key). - The read is one row on the
(merchant_id, source, external_id)unique key, on the primary like every walker read. It runs only on an adopted FINISHED lead, so it is rare.
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@sharifajahanshaik you are reading an event directly, how will this effect the db performance ? How costly will this become at scale ? - event_by_key_query How will it effect workflow performance at scale ? |
…ispatch so a mid-visit event can't drop a placed call
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