fix(signals): hold a grouping batch through a dependency outage - #101151
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A preparation failure reported every signal of the batch as dropped, on every attempt, even though the v2 workflow requeues the batch and groups it in full once the dependency recovers. _process_signal_batch now raises SignalBatchPrepError and leaves the drop decision to the caller: the callers that discard the batch report the drops, and the v2 collect path holds the batch with a backoff and gives up only after its attempt budget. A new signals_batches_deferred_total counter carries the stall by reason, which the drop counter can no longer claim. Generated-By: PostHog Desktop Task-Id: 50d6de9e-ee60-46dc-958f-fbcbe90d3b12
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPreparation failures now propagate as Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to During a dependency outage, newly submitted signals can be discarded after another batch exhausts its retry budget rather than receiving their own retries. Keep deferred batches isolated before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 1✅ Passed checks (1 passed)
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Diff matches the description exactly: preparation failures now raise a distinct error type that callers turn into a bounded requeue-with-backoff instead of an immediate drop, with a hard 12-attempt give-up bound and new tests covering both the hold and give-up paths. This is contained to one product's internal background pipeline (not core event ingestion, billing, auth, or a persisted schema), uses the standard Temporal patch-guard for safe rollout, and no correctness issues surfaced on inspection.
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| def _requeue_batch_keys(self, collected: CollectedBatch) -> None: | ||
| """Put the keys of an unprocessed batch back at the head of the queue.""" | ||
| self._batch_key_buffer = collected.object_keys + self._batch_key_buffer |
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Keep the retry budget attached to the held batch
Issue description
The retry state stores only a team-wide failure count. Requeued keys return to the normal buffer. On the next round, _collect_next_batch can add keys that arrived during the backoff. If the old batch is near the attempt limit and causes another failure, the workflow drops every signal in the enlarged CollectedBatch. New signals can therefore be dropped after only one preparation attempt.
Why we think it's a valid issue
- Checked:
_collect_next_batch(products/signals/backend/temporal/grouping_v2.py:142-175), the requeue order in_requeue_batch_keys(grouping_v2.py:228-232), the give-up branch in_hold_batch_after_prep_failure(grouping_v2.py:251-266), the state carried by_continue_as_new(grouping_v2.py:132-140), and the buffer flush size inproducts/signals/backend/temporal/buffer.py. - Found: the held keys and later keys share one queue.
_requeue_batch_keysprepends the collected keys toself._batch_key_buffer(grouping_v2.py:230), and the next round's collector keeps popping from that same buffer whilelen(collected.signals) < BATCH_COLLECT_MAX_SIGNALSand the 30-second deadline holds (grouping_v2.py:146-173). The held keys lead, and keys that arrived during the backoff follow them into the sameCollectedBatch. - Found: only
prep_failurescrossescontinue_as_new(grouping_v2.py:138, restored atgrouping_v2.py:326). No state ties the count to a key set, so the budget belongs to the team, not to the signals it was spent on. - Found: the give-up branch discards whatever the last round collected. It calls
capture_batch_dropped(collected.signals, error)and returns without requeuing (grouping_v2.py:263-266), so every signal in the enlarged batch is reported dropped and lost. - Impact: with the count at 11, a key that arrives during the last backoff joins the twelfth round and is discarded after one preparation attempt. The loss also grows. A held key of 2 signals plus later arrivals can fill the batch to the 20-signal collect cap, so the give-up discards up to 20 signals where the held key alone would have cost 2. The buffer flushes at
BUFFER_MAX_SIZE = 20or on its 5-second timeout (buffer.py:35,buffer.py:224-234), so small keys and therefore merging are normal for a low-volume team. - Impact: this bites in the exact scenario the change targets. A give-up lands about 45 minutes into a sustained outage, and the signals that merged late lose the hold time the design meant to give them.
- Priority: the count must already stand at 11, so the path needs a sustained outage, and one give-up event costs at most one collected batch. The behavior is also better than the code it replaces, which dropped every batch on every preparation failure. That makes it
should_fixrather thanmust_fix.
Suggested fix
Store the held key list separately and retry that exact batch until it succeeds or reaches the limit. Carry both the held keys and their failure count through continue_as_new. Do not let _collect_next_batch add later keys to a held retry.
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## Context
@products/signals/backend/temporal/grouping_v2.py#L228-230
@products/signals/backend/temporal/grouping_v2.py#L251-265
<issue_description>
The retry state stores only a team-wide failure count. Requeued keys return to the normal buffer. On the next round, `_collect_next_batch` can add keys that arrived during the backoff. If the old batch is near the attempt limit and causes another failure, the workflow drops every signal in the enlarged `CollectedBatch`. New signals can therefore be dropped after only one preparation attempt.
</issue_description>
<issue_validation>
- **Checked:** `_collect_next_batch` (`products/signals/backend/temporal/grouping_v2.py:142-175`), the requeue order in `_requeue_batch_keys` (`grouping_v2.py:228-232`), the give-up branch in `_hold_batch_after_prep_failure` (`grouping_v2.py:251-266`), the state carried by `_continue_as_new` (`grouping_v2.py:132-140`), and the buffer flush size in `products/signals/backend/temporal/buffer.py`.
- **Found:** the held keys and later keys share one queue. `_requeue_batch_keys` prepends the collected keys to `self._batch_key_buffer` (`grouping_v2.py:230`), and the next round's collector keeps popping from that same buffer while `len(collected.signals) < BATCH_COLLECT_MAX_SIGNALS` and the 30-second deadline holds (`grouping_v2.py:146-173`). The held keys lead, and keys that arrived during the backoff follow them into the same `CollectedBatch`.
- **Found:** only `prep_failures` crosses `continue_as_new` (`grouping_v2.py:138`, restored at `grouping_v2.py:326`). No state ties the count to a key set, so the budget belongs to the team, not to the signals it was spent on.
- **Found:** the give-up branch discards whatever the last round collected. It calls `capture_batch_dropped(collected.signals, error)` and returns without requeuing (`grouping_v2.py:263-266`), so every signal in the enlarged batch is reported dropped and lost.
- **Impact:** with the count at 11, a key that arrives during the last backoff joins the twelfth round and is discarded after one preparation attempt. The loss also grows. A held key of 2 signals plus later arrivals can fill the batch to the 20-signal collect cap, so the give-up discards up to 20 signals where the held key alone would have cost 2. The buffer flushes at `BUFFER_MAX_SIZE = 20` or on its 5-second timeout (`buffer.py:35`, `buffer.py:224-234`), so small keys and therefore merging are normal for a low-volume team.
- **Impact:** this bites in the exact scenario the change targets. A give-up lands about 45 minutes into a sustained outage, and the signals that merged late lose the hold time the design meant to give them.
- **Priority:** the count must already stand at 11, so the path needs a sustained outage, and one give-up event costs at most one collected batch. The behavior is also better than the code it replaces, which dropped every batch on every preparation failure. That makes it `should_fix` rather than `must_fix`.
</issue_validation>
## Task
Investigate the issue and solve it
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Store the held key list separately and retry that exact batch until it succeeds or reaches the limit. Carry both the held keys and their failure count through `continue_as_new`. Do not let `_collect_next_batch` add later keys to a held retry.
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Escalating: bounding this needs the held keys carried as state of their own, which is a design change on top of the per-team round budget this PR chose deliberately.
- The report is accurate. Requeued keys return to the shared buffer, so keys that arrive during the backoff join the held round and share its give-up.
- A fix must carry the held key set across continue_as_new and stop the collector from adding later keys to a held round.
- That changes the activity sequence a round records, so it also needs a replay gate, and a worker replay test to prove in-flight runs survive it.
- It also reverses the stated choice to budget consecutive rounds per team instead of attempts per batch key.
More detail
- A human decides: accept the bounded loss at the give-up for now, or approve the per-batch hold with its own carried state and patch marker.
How this was verified
No code change, so no tests or lint were run for this thread. The assessment comes from reading the current head of the collect, requeue, hold and continue_as_new paths, and the repo's Temporal workflow versioning rule.
The attempt budget counts consecutive rounds whose batch could not be prepared. A round that prepared and then failed in the sequential phase left the earlier streak in place, so a later preparation failure could reach the budget and discard the batch without 12 consecutive preparation failures. The generic handler now clears the streak before it requeues. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Generated-By: PostHog Desktop Task-Id: 042107c3-8ff7-4c57-9de9-b68a97d6f581
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In `@products/signals/backend/temporal/grouping_v2.py`:
- Around line 228-271: Update _hold_batch_after_prep_failure and the surrounding
batch-collection state so keys requeued after preparation failure and their
failure count remain separate from newly submitted keys across waits and
continue_as_new. Retry the held batch independently, and only collect new keys
after the held batch succeeds or reaches MAX_PREP_ATTEMPTS, ensuring new signals
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| def _requeue_batch_keys(self, collected: CollectedBatch) -> None: | ||
| """Put the keys of an unprocessed batch back at the head of the queue.""" | ||
| self._batch_key_buffer = collected.object_keys + self._batch_key_buffer | ||
| if self._batch_buffer_size_gauge is not None: | ||
| self._batch_buffer_size_gauge.set(len(self._batch_key_buffer)) | ||
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| async def _requeue_and_back_off(self, collected: CollectedBatch, backoff: timedelta) -> None: | ||
| """Requeue an unprocessed batch and wait, so a failure cannot hot-loop.""" | ||
| self._requeue_batch_keys(collected) | ||
| await workflow.sleep(backoff) | ||
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| async def _hold_batch_after_prep_failure( | ||
| self, | ||
| input: TeamSignalGroupingV2Input, | ||
| collected: CollectedBatch, | ||
| error: SignalBatchPrepError, | ||
| ) -> None: | ||
| """Hold a batch whose preparation failed, and give up on it once it has waited long enough. | ||
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| Preparation changes no state the batch depends on, so a batch held through a dependency | ||
| outage groups in full once the dependency recovers. Reporting a drop on each attempt | ||
| would count that delay as a loss, once per attempt. | ||
| """ | ||
| self._prep_failures += 1 | ||
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| if self._prep_failures >= MAX_PREP_ATTEMPTS: | ||
| logger.error( | ||
| "Giving up on a signal batch that could not be prepared", | ||
| team_id=input.team_id, | ||
| batch_size=len(collected.signals), | ||
| batch_keys=collected.object_keys, | ||
| attempts=self._prep_failures, | ||
| exc_info=error, | ||
| ) | ||
| self._prep_failures = 0 | ||
| if self._signals_dropped_counter is not None: | ||
| self._signals_dropped_counter.add(len(collected.signals)) | ||
| await capture_batch_dropped(collected.signals, error) | ||
| return | ||
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| reason, _message = summarize_drop_error(error.cause) | ||
| metrics.increment_batch_deferred(reason=reason) | ||
| backoff = min(RETRY_BACKOFF * 2 ** (self._prep_failures - 1), MAX_PREP_BACKOFF) | ||
| await self._requeue_and_back_off(collected, backoff) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep requeued batches separate from new keys.
_hold_batch_after_prep_failure requeues failed keys and waits. During that wait, submit_batch can append new keys. continue_as_new carries both the pending keys and _prep_failures forward. The next _collect_next_batch call can collect the requeued keys and new keys into one CollectedBatch.
If the shared streak is near MAX_PREP_ATTEMPTS, a failure in that merged batch drops every signal. Newly arrived signals can therefore be dropped after only the merged attempt, without receiving their own full retry budget.
Store the held keys and failure count separately. Retry the held batch independently, and collect new keys only after it succeeds or reaches the limit.
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In `@products/signals/backend/temporal/grouping_v2.py` around lines 228 - 271,
Update _hold_batch_after_prep_failure and the surrounding batch-collection state
so keys requeued after preparation failure and their failure count remain
separate from newly submitted keys across waits and continue_as_new. Retry the
held batch independently, and only collect new keys after the held batch
succeeds or reaches MAX_PREP_ATTEMPTS, ensuring new signals receive their own
retry budget.
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Problem
signal_droppedcounts a delay as a loss, once per attempt, and the only alert that can fire does so on the recovery instead of the stall.Changes
_process_signal_batchraisesSignalBatchPrepErrorand stops reporting drops itself. Preparation touches no state the batch depends on, so whether the signals are lost depends on the caller, not on the failure.signals_batches_deferred_total, by error type, carries the stall thatsignals_dropped_totalcan no longer claim.flowchart LR Dep{{Dependency down}} --> Prep[Prepare batch] Prep --> Drop[(N drop events)] Prep --> Requeue[Requeue batch] Requeue --> Prep classDef phBlue fill:#1d4aff,stroke:#1d4aff,color:#fff; classDef phYellow fill:#f9bd2b,stroke:#f9bd2b,color:#000; classDef phGray fill:#e5e7eb,stroke:#c7ccd1,color:#000; class Dep phYellow; class Prep,Requeue phBlue; class Drop phGray;flowchart LR Dep{{Dependency down}} --> Prep[Prepare batch] Prep --> Defer[(deferred counter)] Prep --> Hold[Hold with backoff] Hold --> Prep Hold --> Budget{12 attempts} Budget --> Drop[(N drop events)] classDef phBlue fill:#1d4aff,stroke:#1d4aff,color:#fff; classDef phYellow fill:#f9bd2b,stroke:#f9bd2b,color:#000; classDef phGray fill:#e5e7eb,stroke:#c7ccd1,color:#000; class Dep,Budget phYellow; class Prep,Hold phBlue; class Defer,Drop phGray;Note
The hold path sits behind a new
workflow.patchedmarker, so a grouping workflow replaying history recorded before this change keeps its old command sequence.Warning
A held batch stays at the head of the team's queue, so later batches for that team wait with it. The attempt budget bounds that wait.
How did you test this code?
products/signals/backend/test/test_signal_batch_prep.py.grouping_prep:ConnectErrorinto a useless label on every drop the callers do report.Automatic notifications
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None. No user-facing behavior, API, setting or documented workflow changes.
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gh pr list --state open --search. #101145 collapses the prep drop fan-out into one event per batch attempt, and touches the same handler, so expect a conflict on that line: the resolution is forcapture_batch_droppedhere to call its batch helper. #91367 is a stale draft that bounds batch retries at 3 attempts, which would dead-letter this outage rather than ride it out. Neither makes a batch survive a dependency outage./writing-tests,/simplify,/reviewing-with-coderabbit,/writing-pr-descriptions,/writing-simplified-technical-english./simplifyrejected it: whether a sibling signal happened to succeed is not a sound test for whether a failure belongs to one signal, and the split re-created the reported defect as a special case. The diff is about a third of its first size.Created with PostHog Desktop from this inbox report.
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