AAP-89607: extract process phase for standalone adoption; same-controller job reattach on restart - #16636
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds same-controller receptor work-unit adoption for dispatched jobs. Heartbeat processing reconnects to work units, replays non-duplicate events, finalizes job status, and fails stale orphaned jobs after a configurable timeout. Startup reaping now targets undispatched jobs. ChangesDispatched Job Adoption
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Same-controller job recovery may replay or defer work incorrectly after a restart because key adoption paths lack direct coverage. This is a bounded test-readiness risk that should be addressed before relying on the recovery behavior broadly. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Heartbeat
participant JobProcessing
participant ReceptorAdoption
participant ReceptorControl
participant RunnerCallback
participant Reaper
Heartbeat->>JobProcessing: process startup or heartbeat jobs
JobProcessing->>ReceptorAdoption: adopt dispatched job
ReceptorAdoption->>ReceptorControl: query work-unit status and events
ReceptorAdoption->>RunnerCallback: replay non-persisted events
RunnerCallback-->>ReceptorAdoption: persist new events
ReceptorAdoption-->>JobProcessing: release work and finalize job
JobProcessing->>Reaper: reap undispatched or stale jobs
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Around line 874-876: Set callback.job_created to job.created immediately after
initializing the RunnerCallback and before invoking _process_phase(), so
replayed events retain the job’s required creation timestamp.
- Line 898: After the direct receptor_job._process_phase(receptor_ctl) call,
ensure the reattached work unit is released using the same cleanup behavior as
AWXReceptorJob.run(), including when processing raises; reuse
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what I'm not yet sure about is if the artifacts/ inside of the private data dir will need special handling. Like, we need to pre-create that with host fact files in it. It's also going to be really hard to test because we have lots of existing tests, but we need to run those same cases but with a job that gets re-processed.
The list of corner cases is so tremendously long. That's why I think the only way to be sure this is correct is to make this the only job path. So RunJob because a transmit-job method. Then it concludes and replaces with this. In the normal job path. If tests pass with that structure, then you know you're good.
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_process_phase is already the shared code path — both _run_internal and reattach_to_work_unit call the exact same method. Extracted _transmit_phase from _run_internal so run() now explicitly calls _transmit_phase then _process_phase, making this visible at the call site.
On the artifacts/ concern: the normal path explicitly deletes artifacts/ during _transmit_phase (fact-cache and other input artifacts are transmitted to the EE and no longer needed locally). So _process_phase always receives a clean private_data_dir — both in the normal path and in adoption where we create a fresh tmpdir. The process streamer creates artifacts/job_events/ itself.
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I think there's at least like a host_map (id to name) we save on the callback object. The callback object has more that's done to it.
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Fixed, _configure_runner_callback now rebuilds host_map from inventory.hosts.only('name', 'id') so replayed events get host_id set. Both paths go through the same initialization now.
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| callback = RunnerCallback(model=type(job)) |
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I think that in tasks/jobs.py, additional junk is done to the callback object. I don't want to just duplicate the stuff. Ideally, we want to move the code into a shared processing code path.
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Fixed job_created and parent_workflow_job_id (see Thread 1). safe_env set to {} for adoption — no credentials to mask at reconnect time, so masking is skipped. update_model stays a no-op in _AdoptionTask: adoption doesn't touch task-manager scheduling fields (those are updated by the reaper/heartbeat path that triggered the adoption).
| # the job if it is still marked running. | ||
| job.refresh_from_db(fields=['status']) | ||
| if job.status == 'running': | ||
| final_status = 'successful' if exit_code == 0 else 'failed' |
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this exit code comes from before the processing started?? That will be accurate only if the job on the execution node is finished by the time we start. This again is probably going to need to be shared code with the main job path, and that's some real ugly code. Just the worst.
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The exit code IS from a finished work unit — we only reach that line after confirming state_name in ('Succeeded', 'Failed') at the top of reattach_to_work_unit. It's used as a fallback only: if finished_callback/status_handler fires during _process_phase and updates the job status, the if job.status == 'running' guard at the end skips the exit code entirely. The pre-obtained value only applies when _process_phase completes without updating status (e.g. the known limitation where event_handler fires 0 times on replay).
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I think I stand by what I said. But let me rephrase.
exit_code = _get_adoption_exit_code(unit_status, state_name)is done before
res = receptor_job._process_phase(receptor_ctl)This _process_phase could take hours because the job is still running.
I can't explain to you how the status is accurately updated when the processing starts for a still-running job. I hear you saying that the callback changes the status, but this is the database status, and I really don't think that's the case. The normal job path doesn't change the status until AWXReceptorJob is fully finished. Yes, it gets that status from the callback object, I think that's what you're looking for. But I don't see you pulling that in anywhere here.
And when you do that, again, this should be a shared code path. Nothing about the finalization (updating the status, the callback being an input) should be different in the RunJob vs the re-adoption path. And none of it is in scope for awx/main/tasks/receptor.py
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The guard at lines 961–963 ensures _process_phase is never called on a still-running unit. We return False if state_name not in ('Succeeded', 'Failed'), so exit_code is always from a finished work unit.
On pulling in the callback: the latest commit does this now. callback.get_delayed_update_fields() at line 1007 includes result_traceback, job_explanation, emitted_events etc. set during replay, same as BaseTask.run() via update_model(**get_delayed_update_fields()). The exit_code is a fallback only for when the async callback receiver hasn't committed DB status yet.
On moving finalization out of receptor.py into shared code: agreed, that's the right direction and may be in a follow-up.
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The guard at lines 961–963 ensures _process_phase is never called on a still-running unit.
This is what comes as a surprise. I now have a breakdown in what feature you're building. Again, a job has a runtime of 4 hours. Its controller_node is aggressively taken offline, such that we only find out by its missed heartbeat. This task gets fired to finish processing. Up until this point we're good. But clearly the job is still running (with, say.. 3 hours left), and at this point I shouldn't finish the story, I should let you do that.
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The case you described (Controller A offline, EE still running with 3 hours left) is exactly what AAP-89602 addresses: Controller B would attempt work adopt --node <EE> <unit_id> before reaping, creating a local proxy unit. From there, the same reattach_to_work_unit logic handles the running poll, returning False each heartbeat until the EE finishes, then finalizing.
As the title indicates, the scope of this PR is limited to reattaching jobs in the same restarted controller.
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855-860: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCollapse the identical branches.
Both the
ifand theelsebranch callreaper.reap_job(j, 'failed', job_explanation='Job reaped due to instance shutdown')with the same arguments. Keep the comment and remove the branch.Proposed fix
for j in running_jobs: - if j.work_unit_id: - # Dispatched to receptor — cross-controller adoption will handle this when - # ansible/receptor#1564 merges (AAP-89602). Fail the job for now. - reaper.reap_job(j, 'failed', job_explanation='Job reaped due to instance shutdown') - else: - reaper.reap_job(j, 'failed', job_explanation='Job reaped due to instance shutdown') + # Dispatched jobs (work_unit_id set) will get cross-controller adoption when + # ansible/receptor#1564 merges (AAP-89602). Fail all of them for now. + reaper.reap_job(j, 'failed', job_explanation='Job reaped due to instance shutdown')🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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967-968: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueLog the skipped adoption when
ctlisNone.When the receptor connection is unavailable, both loops skip dispatched jobs silently. The jobs stay in
runningwith no record of why adoption was not attempted. Add a warning log so the deferral is visible in operations.Also applies to: 1007-1008
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Line 564: Update the Detail handling in _process_phase so a missing or None
unit_status Detail value is normalized to a safe string before the quota
substring check, preserving normal handling when Detail is present and
preventing the error-status adoption path from raising TypeError.
- Line 889: Update the replay deduplication logic around
RunnerCallback.event_handler and the max_counter query to use persisted event
counters as the source of truth rather than only the maximum counter; ensure a
lower-counter event that was buffered while a higher-counter event persisted is
still replayed, while already persisted counters remain deduplicated.
In `@awx/main/tasks/system.py`:
- Line 960: Exclude WorkflowJob content types from both startup reaping
querysets: update _process_startup_jobs at awx/main/tasks/system.py:960-960 and
_startup_reap_undispatched at awx/main/tasks/system.py:930-935 using the
WorkflowJob ContentType ID, so running workflow jobs are not reaped on
controller restart.
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In `@awx/main/tasks/system.py`:
- Around line 855-860: In the job reaping logic, collapse the identical if/else
branches around j.work_unit_id into a single reaper.reap_job call, preserving
the existing receptor comment and arguments.
- Around line 967-968: Add a warning log in the branches where ctl is None in
both adoption loops, alongside the _try_adopt_job calls, indicating that job
adoption was deferred because the receptor connection is unavailable. Keep
adoption unchanged when ctl is present.
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957-957: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winStartup reaping still fails running workflow jobs.
_process_startup_jobsand_startup_reap_undispatcheddo not exclude theWorkflowJobcontent type, but_process_running_jobsand_reap_and_mark_lost_instancedo. A running workflow job never has awork_unit_id, so each controller restart marks it failed and terminates the workflow.Proposed fix
+ workflow_ctype_id = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(WorkflowJob).id - jobs = list(UnifiedJob.objects.filter(status='running', controller_node=this_inst.hostname)) + jobs = list(UnifiedJob.objects.filter(status='running', controller_node=this_inst.hostname).exclude(polymorphic_ctype_id=workflow_ctype_id))Apply the same exclusion to the
_startup_reap_undispatchedqueryset.Also applies to: 927-931
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Around line 453-462: Move _receptor_release_work() in AWXReceptorJob.run() and
reattach_to_work_unit() to execute only after each path persists the terminal
job status, so the running/waiting guard no longer defers normal releases.
Preserve the existing error-retention behavior while ensuring terminal-status
persistence completes before receptor work is released.
In `@awx/main/tasks/system.py`:
- Line 697: Update cluster_node_heartbeat and _process_startup_jobs so orphaned
work-unit adoption is dispatched asynchronously through a dedicated receptor
connection instead of running _process_running_jobs serially on the heartbeat
path. Bound the number of jobs queued per heartbeat or startup pass, while
preserving _process_running_jobs worker behavior, including work-unit release
and temporary-directory cleanup.
- Around line 954-963: Exclude the WorkflowJob content type from the query logic
in both _process_startup_jobs and _startup_reap_undispatched, matching the
filtering used by _process_running_jobs. Ensure running workflows are omitted
from startup reaping and are not passed to reaper.reap_job.
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In `@awx/main/tasks/system.py`:
- Line 957: Update the query in _startup_reap_undispatched to exclude
WorkflowJob content-type records, matching the filtering already used by
_process_running_jobs and _reap_and_mark_lost_instance; preserve other startup
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466-468: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueLog after the release succeeds.
Line 467 logs "Released work unit" before
simple_commandruns. If the command raises, the log claims a release that did not happen.Proposed fix
try: - logger.debug(f"Released work unit {self.unit_id}.") receptor_ctl.simple_command(f"work release {self.unit_id}") + logger.debug(f"Released work unit {self.unit_id}.") except Exception: logger.exception(f"Error releasing work unit {self.unit_id}.")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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884-887: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAssert the behavior after disabling the skip.
Lines 884-887 exercise
persisted_counters = Nonebut assert nothing, so the branch is not verified. Assert that the event is dispatched.Proposed fix
cb.persisted_counters = None cb.event_handler({'event': 'runner_on_ok', 'counter': 1, 'job_id': 1}) - # no assertion — just verify no exception; dispatched may or may not be called - # depending on deeper event_handler logic + assert len(dispatched) == 1, 'persisted_counters=None must disable counter-skip'🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Around line 984-985: Update the adoption finalization flow around job.status
and job.save to also set finished to the current timezone-aware time and elapsed
to the job’s completion duration, matching the normal completion path; include
both fields in update_fields so adopted terminal jobs retain finish metadata.
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Around line 466-468: Move the “Released work unit” debug log in the release
handling around receptor_ctl.simple_command so it executes only after the
command completes successfully; keep the existing self.unit_id context and
exception behavior unchanged.
In `@awx/main/tests/functional/tasks/test_tasks_system.py`:
- Around line 884-887: Update the test around the event_handler call to assert
that the event is dispatched when cb.persisted_counters is None. Use the
existing dispatched tracking or mock for the relevant callback, and verify it
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265-265: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise the adoption path in at least one reattach test.
Every
reattach_to_work_unittest patchesAWXReceptorJob._process_phase. These tests do not execute event replay or counter-based deduplication. They also do not cover theFalsereturns for a running work unit or a receptor status lookup failure.Add one controlled adoption test with a real process phase and a fake event stream. Add cases that assert
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adoption case that uses the real AWXReceptorJob._process_phase with a fake event
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| # can skip them on replay. Using a set (not Max) avoids a gap when parallel callback | ||
| # workers commit a higher-counter event before a lower-counter one — Max would then | ||
| # incorrectly skip the un-persisted lower event permanently. | ||
| persisted_counters = set(job.get_event_queryset().values_list('counter', flat=True)) |
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This is going to have a large size. Probably unacceptably so. I would suggest that we still save an integer, just pick a counter that is conservatively small.
from django.db.models import Exists, OuterRef
next_event = JobEvent.objects.filter(
counter=OuterRef("counter") + 1,
)
event = (
JobEvent.objects
.annotate(has_next=Exists(next_event))
.filter(has_next=False)
.order_by("counter")
.first()
)So, ask postgres here, give me the first JobEvent with a non-consecutive next counter. Then return from the event callback if what you have is <= that number instead of the set in.
This still allows through job events in the collision zone, but I really think the callback receiver will take care of that. If you really wanted, you could get this number and also maintain a set of counters in the collision zone, but that doesn't guarantee memory safety which I think is the more important consideration here than a slight churn on event inserts.
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Reworked the memory concern: the set is bounded by worker concurrency, not job size. With JOB_EVENT_WORKERS=4, the maximum out-of-order window is bounded by workers × batch size, typically < 20 entries regardless of whether the job had 1,000 or 1,000,000 events. A 1M-event job with contiguous commits gets threshold=1M and an empty collision zone, O(1).
Implemented as _compute_adoption_dedup(job) returning (safe_threshold, collision_zone):
- counter <= safe_threshold → O(1) integer skip (the contiguous prefix)
- counter in collision_zone → O(small-set) skip (the parallel-worker race zone)
Memory is always O(1) + O(worker_count), never O(N events).
One correction on the callback receiver: JobEvent.uuid has no unique constraint (only an index). bulk_create without ignore_conflicts would insert actual duplicate rows; jobs would show doubled events in the UI. The query also needs a job scope. Without it, Exists(next_event) matches events from any job.
…ller job reattach on restart Key changes: - Extract _transmit_phase() from _run_internal() so run() explicitly calls transmit then _process_phase() — the shared code path used by both normal jobs and adoption. Clarifies that artifacts/ is deleted during transmit so _process_phase always receives a clean private_data_dir regardless of which path calls it. - Add reattach_to_work_unit(): reconnects to a completed receptor work unit after a same-controller restart. Replays events from startpos=0 with counter-skip dedup using a set of persisted counters (not max threshold) to handle out-of-order parallel callback worker persistence. - Fix callback initialization in reattach_to_work_unit: set job_created, safe_env, parent_workflow_job_id to match what BaseTask.run() sets in jobs.py. - Add _receptor_release_work() to adoption finally block with DB-status guard: defers release when job is not yet finalized in DB, preserving the work unit for adoption if the controller is killed between _process_phase completing and BaseTask.run() committing the final status. Fixes the race that left jobs stuck in 'running'. - Fix adoption finalization: when _process_phase raises, finalize the job via the pre-fetched exit_code rather than returning False and looping forever. - Fix detail=None TypeError in _handle_work_error when receptor omits Detail key. - Add send_notification_templates to adoption finalization path. - Consolidate startup/heartbeat job processing into unified per-job loops (reaper.py + system.py): remove UNDISPATCHED_Q, startup_reaping(), undispatched_only; add _process_startup_jobs(), _process_running_jobs(), _startup_reap_undispatched(). - Add per-job exception isolation in adoption/reap loops. - _reap_and_mark_lost_instance: inline loop with explicit adopt/error branch per job; cross-controller adoption plugs into the dispatched branch (AAP-89602). - Move _AdoptionTask to module level (avoid re-executing class body per adoption). Cluster-verified across 9 job scenarios: 4 normal, 1 fail, 1 long (still-running), 1 many-events, 1 mid-flight success, 1 mid-flight fail. All 36 checks pass including pre-kill/post-kill event stream data verification with named markers. SonarCloud fixes and test coverage improvements: - Extract _handle_work_error from _process_phase to reduce cognitive complexity from 18 to under 15 (SonarCloud High finding, L504) - Rename unused params in _AdoptionTask.build_execution_environment_params to _instance/_private_data_dir (SonarCloud Medium findings, L887) - Unit tests (test_receptor_adoption.py): cover _process_phase, _handle_work_error, receptor_config_exists, _get_or_create_private_data_dir, should_update_config FileNotFoundError path, and reattach_to_work_unit internal invariants (callback init, _receptor_release_work call, exception swallowing) - Functional tests (test_tasks_system.py): add 6 new @pytest.mark.django_db tests for reattach_to_work_unit branch coverage — receptor command fails, exit code from Detail string, Detail parse fallback, process phase raises, job already finalized — using real Job DB objects per project convention Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hui Song <hsong@redhat.com>
…callback Extract _configure_runner_callback() as the canonical callback factory shared between the normal job path (BaseTask.run) and adoption (reattach_to_work_unit). Previously, BaseTask.run() manually set job_created, safe_env, and parent_workflow_job_id on the callback, while _build_adoption_callback did the same thing independently. Any field missed in _build_adoption_callback would only surface in adoption-specific tests, not in the normal job test suite. Now both paths call _configure_runner_callback(), so the normal test suite (which runs thousands of real jobs) exercises the same initialization code as adoption. Missing or incorrect fields surface immediately in CI. Also fixes adoption finalization to include delayed fields (result_traceback, job_explanation, emitted_events) set by callbacks during _process_phase, matching what BaseTask.run() writes via update_model(**get_delayed_update_fields()). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hui Song <hsong@redhat.com>
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Replace the O(N) persisted_counters set with a memory-safe hybrid approach for
large-job safety in production:
safe_threshold: highest counter where all lower counters are also in DB
(contiguous prefix). Skipped with a single integer comparison — O(1).
collision_zone: small set of counters above the threshold that are already in
DB. These exist because parallel callback workers can commit a higher-counter
event before a lower-counter one is flushed. Bounded by JOB_EVENT_WORKERS x
batch size — typically < 20 entries regardless of total job event count.
Memory: O(1) + O(worker_count), never O(N events). A 1M-event job with
contiguous commits has threshold=1M and an empty collision zone — no set at all.
The gap query (Exists + OuterRef) finds the first non-consecutive counter in the
job's event sequence. Everything below is the safe contiguous prefix; everything
above and already in DB is the collision zone.
JobEvent.uuid has no unique constraint, so the callback receiver cannot deduplicate
replayed events — they would be inserted as duplicate rows. The hybrid approach
ensures no event in DB is re-dispatched to the callback receiver.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Hui Song <hsong@redhat.com>
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Implements the ansible-runner transmit/process code refactoring for HADR job adoption.
receptor.py:_process_phase(receptor_ctl)fromAWXReceptorJob._run_internal()— callable standalone without re-transmittingreattach_to_work_unit(job, receptor_ctl)— reconnects to an orphaned same-controller work unit after a controller restart; replays events fromstartpos=0with counter-skip dedup; finalizes job status from receptor exit codereaper.py:UNDISPATCHED_Q = Q(work_unit_id='') | Q(work_unit_id=None)— jobs never dispatched to receptorstartup_reaping()only reaps undispatched jobs; dispatched jobs (work_unit_id set) are left for the adoption loopreap()gainsundispatched_only=Falseparamsystem.py:_heartbeat_instance_management()returns 4-tuple(this_inst, instance_list, lost_instances, ctl)— threads the already-opened receptor ctl to avoid a secondget_receptor_ctl()call per heartbeat_attempt_adoption_for_dispatched_jobs(this_inst, ctl)— called on every heartbeat; callsreattach_to_work_unit()for each running dispatched job on this controllercallback.py:RunnerCallback.min_counter = Nonesentinel — set tomax(counter in DB)byreattach_to_work_unit()for adoption;Nonedisables the check for normal jobs (zero overhead on the hot path)counteris explicitly present inevent_dataTimeout: measured from
MAX(event.created)notjob.started— long-running jobs orphaned briefly get the full adoption window.Scope: same-controller adoption only. Cross-controller path deferred to AAP-89602 pending
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AWX_LOGGING_MODE=stdout py.test awx/main/tests/functional/tasks/test_tasks_system.py -v— 59 tests passverify-aap89607-vm.sh --deploy-fix— FIX VERIFIED (job finalized via adoption: successful)demo-reattach-manual.sh— 7/7 checks pass🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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