mcptask-rails-runner 0.3.19 → 0.3.21

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  [mcptask-releases](https://github.com/jchsoft/mcptask-releases/releases)
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  release notes for the same tag.
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- ## Unreleased
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+ ## 0.3.21
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+ No wrapper changes. Full notes in
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+ [mcptask-releases v0.3.21](https://github.com/jchsoft/mcptask-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.21).
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+ **Upgrading:** run `mcptask_runner update --self` on each host. Both changes are
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+ binary behaviour, and the first of them only stops costing you a working day
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+ once the host is actually running the new binary.
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+ Binary changes carried by this version:
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+ - A deploy of mcptask.online now costs one attempt instead of the working day.
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+ While the site is being deployed the MCP server is unreachable for minutes and
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+ then comes back by itself. The runner used to spend its entire recovery budget
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+ inside about forty seconds — a child dies in ten, five seconds between
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+ restarts, two restarts — so all three attempts lost the same race before the
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+ server could possibly be back, and the run ended with `error`. That status is
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+ what ends the day, so one deploy could end a day that had already completed
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+ eighteen tasks.
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+ The two situations that reach that path are now told apart where they are
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+ detected, rather than by reading the message afterwards. A deferred tool that
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+ never loaded is the child's own miss: it keeps its two fast restarts and still
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+ ends in an error, because it is not going to fix itself. An outage gets six
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+ restarts at twelve times the wait — about six minutes, which spans a deploy —
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+ and when that runs out it ends the way a stall does: a verdict the loop
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+ carries on from, the task left `in_progress` for the next triage, and no bug
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+ piece, because a deploy is not a defect anybody can fix. The wait keeps the
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+ heartbeat going, so a card watched through a deploy says the runner is waiting
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+ rather than falling silent.
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+ Like every binary fix, it reaches a host only once that host runs the new
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+ binary — `mcptask_runner update --self` — and until then a deploy goes on
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+ costing the day.
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+ - Today's skip list is visible. A task the runner has set aside — out of scope,
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+ failed, already taken by somebody else, a merge it cannot finish — is skipped
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+ by every later triage that day, and until now the only trace of that decision
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+ was one line in the log at the moment it was made. It now shows on the startup
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+ banner, in every wait, and on the dashboard card, so an operator looking at a
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+ quiet runner can see what it has already declined rather than wondering why a
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+ piece keeps not being picked up.
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+ ## 0.3.20
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+ No wrapper changes. Full notes in
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+ [mcptask-releases v0.3.20](https://github.com/jchsoft/mcptask-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.20).
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+ **Upgrading:** run `mcptask_runner update --self` on each host, and do it for
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+ this one rather than at leisure — the fix below can only reach a runner that is
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+ running the new binary, and the situation it fixes keeps happening until then. A
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+ daily process picks the new copy up at its night swap, but only once that copy
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+ is on disk. The project bump alone still changes nothing about what the 08:00
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+ job runs.
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+ Binary changes carried by this version:
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+ - A piece assigned to somebody else while this runner is working it now stops
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+ the child, instead of being worked to the end by a runner it no longer belongs
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+ to. The dashboard socket has always carried both halves of an assignment —
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+ "given to you" cut an idle wait short, and "given to somebody else" reached
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+ nothing — so a task moved between two agents was picked up by its new owner
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+ while its old one carried on: two agents on one piece, the same branch name
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+ pushed twice, two sets of efforts logged. The runner now abandons the piece,
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+ says so, and goes back to the queue for one that is still its own. It is not a
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+ reason to stop the day, and the piece is deliberately not set aside: the queue
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+ has already stopped offering it, and it stays workable if it is handed back.
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+ - The run log is coloured as it is read, and the file itself stays plain. The
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+ two lines that matter in a wall of uniform text — the ones `Warn` and `Error`
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+ already mark with a glyph — are painted red and yellow, a child's stderr is
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+ yellow, and the `[Component]` tags, cost lines and phase separators are dimmed
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+ so the shape of a run is visible in a scroll. Only what the runner itself
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+ marked is coloured; guessing a severity from the wording would be wrong on the
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+ day it mattered. Nothing is written to the file, which is what bug reports
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+ attach and what people grep. `runner-log --paint` is the same filter over
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+ stdin, so `tail -f any.log | runner-log --paint` works for a log read some
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+ other way.
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  ## 0.3.19
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  # Binary::INSTALL_DIR. So the pin is per project and per foreground rake
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  # invocation; the installed copy is per machine, and the newest binary any of
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- VERSION = "0.3.19"
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  end
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: mcptask-rails-runner
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- version: 0.3.19
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+ version: 0.3.21
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Josef Chmel