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feat(gap-analysis): implement opportunistic local GA fetch from prod (#1026) - #1168
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…1026) - Implement application/utils/ga_upstream_fetch.py per RFC docs/rfc/local-ga-opportunistic-fetch.md - Add fetch_ga_upstream_json with configurable retry semantics (CRE_GA_UPSTREAM_*) - Add resolve_gap_analysis_pair with local cache check, in-flight locking, and material upsert - Wire resolve_gap_analysis_pair into map_analysis endpoint in application/web/web_main.py - Document new CRE_GA_* environment variables in .env.example - Add 15 hermetic unit tests in application/tests/ga_upstream_fetch_test.py - Update route tests in application/tests/web_main_test.py
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WalkthroughThe change adds configurable upstream gap-analysis fetching, cache resolution, and in-flight request handling. The map-analysis route delegates local cache misses to the resolver and returns its status and payload. ChangesGap-analysis upstream resolution
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to
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Issue #1026 lists Phase 1 opportunistic fetching, Phase 2 background pre-warming with TTL/staleness policy, and Phase 3 partial-result streaming. The reviewed code implements Phase 1 cache-miss fetchi… |
Implement and test the Phase 2 pre-warming and TTL/staleness requirements and the Phase 3 partial-result streaming requirement from #1026. Support the issue-specified CRE_GA_UPSTREAM_URL name, or provide a documented compatibility alias i… |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly identifies the main change: opportunistic local gap-analysis fetching from production. Description check The description directly explains the upstream fetching, caching, route integration, configuration, and tests in the changeset. Out of Scope Changes check The changed files are connected to #1026. The utility implements upstream fetching, caching, locking, failure responses, and the soft CTA. The route integration, environment documentation, and related…Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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#1026. The utility implements upstream fetching, caching, locking, failure responses, and the soft CTA. The route integration, environment documentation, and related tests support that implementation. No unrelated change is established by the reviewed evidence.
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#1026lists Phase 1 opportunistic fetching, Phase 2 background pre-warming with TTL/staleness policy, and Phase 3 partial-result streaming. The reviewed code implements Phase 1 cache-miss fetching and related tests.resolve_gap_analysis_pairhas no pre-warming or TTL/staleness handling, andmap_analysisreturns complete JSON responses without partial-result streaming. The implementation also usesCRE_GA_UPSTREAM_API_URL, while#1026namesCRE_GA_UPSTREAM_URL.Resolution
Implement and test the Phase 2 pre-warming and TTL/staleness requirements and the Phase 3 partial-result streaming requirement from
#1026. Support the issue-specifiedCRE_GA_UPSTREAM_URLname, or provide a documented compatibility alias if the RFC name remains authoritative.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Review comments at @application/utils/ga_upstream_fetch.py:
- Around line 251-265: Update the status_code == 200 handling in the upstream
fetch flow around primary_gap_analysis_payload_is_material so empty or
non-material payloads return an explicit non-retryable 404 ga_cache_miss
response instead of falling through to the retryable 503 “Could not reach
opencre.org” response. Preserve the existing successful caching and return
behavior for material payloads.
- Around line 167-179: Update _evaluate_soft_cta to use
cre_main.resource_name_ga_eligible_in_db for both standards instead of the
undefined database methods and node lookups, returning {"show": False} when
either standard is ineligible; adjust tests to provide explicit eligibility
behavior rather than relying on dynamically created MagicMock attributes.
- Around line 138-153: Bound the synchronous retry loop in the upstream fetch
logic to an overall deadline below the shortest worker timeout, including
request and sleep time. In the Retry-After handling near the retry warning,
accept only finite, non-negative values, clamp valid values to a finite maximum,
and fall back to the normal backoff for invalid or oversized headers while
preserving existing retry behavior.
- Around line 38-54: Update _acquire_inflight_lock to import the shared Redis
connector from application.utils.redis instead of application.database.redis,
and apply the same connector change to the corresponding lock-release operation
so both lock paths use Redis across Gunicorn processes.
Review comments at @application/web/web_main.py:
- Around line 411-419: Update the frontend map-analysis request flow to
recognize a 202 response with status "in_progress", keep loading active, and
retry /map_analysis after the provided poll_after_seconds delay. Update the
OpenAPI schema for this endpoint to document the 202, 404, and corresponding
response-body shapes, while preserving existing handling for completed responses
and errors.
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| def _acquire_inflight_lock(cache_key: str, ttl: int = 150) -> bool: | ||
| """Acquire an in-flight lock for cache_key. Return True if acquired, False if already in-flight.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| from application.database import redis as cre_redis | ||
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| conn = cre_redis.connect() | ||
| lock_key = f"ga:upstream:inflight:{cache_key}" | ||
| res = conn.set(lock_key, "1", ex=ttl, nx=True) | ||
| if res: | ||
| return True | ||
| return False | ||
| except Exception: | ||
| with _IN_PROCESS_LOCK: | ||
| if cache_key in _IN_FLIGHT_KEYS: | ||
| return False | ||
| _IN_FLIGHT_KEYS.add(cache_key) | ||
| return True |
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Import the shared Redis connector for both lock operations.
When a non-Heroku request misses the local cache and multiple Gunicorn processes handle the same pair, application.database.redis raises during both lock operations. The exception handler then uses _IN_FLIGHT_KEYS, which is local to one process. Each process can fetch and persist the same upstream result, so the second request can miss the intended 202 response.
Suggested fix
- from application.database import redis as cre_redis
+ from application.utils import redis as cre_redis
...
- from application.database import redis as cre_redis
+ from application.utils import redis as cre_redis🧰 Tools
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Review comment at @application/utils/ga_upstream_fetch.py around lines 38 - 54:
Update _acquire_inflight_lock to import the shared Redis connector from
application.utils.redis instead of application.database.redis, and apply the
same connector change to the corresponding lock-release operation so both lock
paths use Redis across Gunicorn processes.
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| if attempt < attempts: | ||
| sleep_time = backoff * attempt | ||
| if resp is not None and resp.status_code == 429: | ||
| hdr = resp.headers.get("Retry-After") | ||
| try: | ||
| if hdr: | ||
| sleep_time = float(hdr) | ||
| except (TypeError, ValueError): | ||
| pass | ||
| logger.warning( | ||
| "GA upstream fetch failed for %s on attempt %s/%s, retrying", | ||
| url, | ||
| attempt, | ||
| attempts, | ||
| ) | ||
| time.sleep(sleep_time) |
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Bound synchronous upstream retries and validate Retry-After.
GET /rest/v1/map_analysis calls resolve_gap_analysis_pair synchronously. The default retry settings allow four 30-second request timeouts plus 2, 4, and 6 seconds of backoff, for about 132 seconds. This exceeds the 30-second Gunicorn timeout in Procfile and the 90-second Docker timeout.
Retry-After is converted directly with float(). Negative, nan, and inf values can make time.sleep() raise. Large finite values can extend the request beyond the worker timeout.
Enforce an overall retry deadline below the shortest worker timeout. Accept only finite, non-negative Retry-After values, clamp them to a finite maximum, and use normal backoff when the header is invalid or exceeds that maximum.
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Review comment at @application/utils/ga_upstream_fetch.py around lines 138 -
153:
Bound the synchronous retry loop in the upstream fetch logic to an overall
deadline below the shortest worker timeout, including request and sleep time. In
the Retry-After handling near the retry warning, accept only finite,
non-negative values, clamp valid values to a finite maximum, and fall back to
the normal backoff for invalid or oversized headers while preserving existing
retry behavior.
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| node_a = database.get_node(name=std_a, ntype=defs.Standard.__name__) | ||
| node_b = database.get_node(name=std_b, ntype=defs.Standard.__name__) | ||
| if not node_a or not node_b: | ||
| return {"show": False} | ||
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| ga_stds: List[str] = [] | ||
| if hasattr(database, "get_ga_standards"): | ||
| ga_stds = database.get_ga_standards() | ||
| elif hasattr(database, "get_standards"): | ||
| ga_stds = [s.name for s in database.get_standards()] | ||
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| if ga_stds and (std_a not in ga_stds or std_b not in ga_stds): | ||
| return {"show": False} |
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Use the real Node_collection eligibility API for the soft CTA.
_evaluate_soft_cta calls methods that Node_collection does not define. The broad exception handler hides the resulting AttributeError, so the CTA never appears for real database objects.
Use resource_name_ga_eligible_in_db for both standards. Update the tests so they do not rely on dynamically created MagicMock attributes.
Suggested fix
def _evaluate_soft_cta(standards: List[str], database: Any) -> Dict[str, Any]:
try:
+ from application.cmd import cre_main
+
std_a, std_b = standards[0], standards[1]
- node_a = database.get_node(name=std_a, ntype=defs.Standard.__name__)
- node_b = database.get_node(name=std_b, ntype=defs.Standard.__name__)
- if not node_a or not node_b:
- return {"show": False}
-
- ga_stds: List[str] = []
- if hasattr(database, "get_ga_standards"):
- ga_stds = database.get_ga_standards()
- elif hasattr(database, "get_standards"):
- ga_stds = [s.name for s in database.get_standards()]
-
- if ga_stds and (std_a not in ga_stds or std_b not in ga_stds):
+ if not (
+ cre_main.resource_name_ga_eligible_in_db(database, std_a)
+ and cre_main.resource_name_ga_eligible_in_db(database, std_b)
+ ):
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Review comment at @application/utils/ga_upstream_fetch.py around lines 167 -
179:
Update _evaluate_soft_cta to use cre_main.resource_name_ga_eligible_in_db for
both standards instead of the undefined database methods and node lookups,
returning {"show": False} when either standard is ineligible; adjust tests to
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| if status_code == 200 and payload: | ||
| result_data = payload.get("result", payload) | ||
| if gap_analysis.primary_gap_analysis_payload_is_material( | ||
| result_data | ||
| ): | ||
| database.add_gap_analysis_result( | ||
| cache_key=cache_key, | ||
| ga_object=json.dumps({"result": result_data}), | ||
| ) | ||
| logger.info( | ||
| "GA upstream fetch: pulled pair %s from %s", | ||
| cache_key, | ||
| base_url, | ||
| ) | ||
| return 200, {"result": result_data} |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Return an accurate error when upstream sends a non-material 200.
If the upstream returns 200 with an empty or non-material payload, execution skips the 404 branch. It reaches the final 503 with try_again: True and the message "Could not reach opencre.org". That message is wrong, because upstream was reachable. Clients that honor try_again will repeat the full fetch.
Handle this case explicitly. Return a non-retryable 404 ga_cache_miss response, or log the condition and use a distinct error code.
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Review comment at @application/utils/ga_upstream_fetch.py around lines 251 -
265:
Update the status_code == 200 handling in the upstream fetch flow around
primary_gap_analysis_payload_is_material so empty or non-material payloads
return an explicit non-retryable 404 ga_cache_miss response instead of falling
through to the retryable 503 “Could not reach opencre.org” response. Preserve
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| # Local / non-Heroku opportunistic upstream fetch (RFC #972 / #1026) | ||
| status_code, upstream_resp = ga_upstream_fetch.resolve_gap_analysis_pair( | ||
| standards, database | ||
| ) | ||
| if status_code == 200: | ||
| return jsonify(upstream_resp) | ||
| if status_code == 202: | ||
| return jsonify(upstream_resp), 202 | ||
| return jsonify(upstream_resp), status_code |
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Handle the new 202 response in the frontend and document the API contract.
For non-OpenCRE cache misses, the route no longer returns job_id. When another request holds the upstream lock, it returns 202 with status: "in_progress" and poll_after_seconds. The frontend treats 202 as a successful Axios response, checks only result and job_id, and leaves the loading state active without retrying.
Retry /map_analysis after poll_after_seconds when the response is 202. Document the 202, 404, and response-body shapes in the OpenAPI schema. The removal of the local RQ fallback can remain intentional, but the new response contract must replace the old client behavior.
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Review comment at @application/web/web_main.py around lines 411 - 419:
Update the frontend map-analysis request flow to recognize a 202 response with
status "in_progress", keep loading active, and retry /map_analysis after the
provided poll_after_seconds delay. Update the OpenAPI schema for this endpoint
to document the 202, 404, and corresponding response-body shapes, while
preserving existing handling for completed responses and errors.
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Closes #1026
Summary
Implements Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the maintainer-approved RFC (
docs/rfc/local-ga-opportunistic-fetch.md/ #972) for opportunistic local gap analysis fetching from production.Changes:
application/utils/ga_upstream_fetch.py:fetch_ga_upstream_jsonwith retry semantics mirroring feat: retry transient failures during upstream sync #951 (CRE_GA_UPSTREAM_*).resolve_gap_analysis_pairwith local cache checks, in-flight concurrency locks, and upsert for material payloads.application/web/web_main.py:resolve_gap_analysis_pairintoGET /rest/v1/map_analysisfor non-Heroku deployments on cache miss._is_heroku_deploy()cache-only model..env.example:CRE_GA_NO_UPSTREAMandCRE_GA_UPSTREAM_*configuration variables.application/tests/ga_upstream_fetch_test.py(passes in <0.01s).application/tests/web_main_test.py.Verification:
python -m unittest application/tests/ga_upstream_fetch_test.py # Ran 15 tests in 0.007s - OK