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participant SimulationFlow
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SimulationFlow->>DataManager: list_environment_refs
DataManager->>StorageStrategy: query filtered environment references
StorageStrategy-->>DataManager: return id, env_id, env_name rows
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🟡 Minor · Reuse the preflight count before deleting landing rows. · cloud_strategy_impl.py:747-755
core/data_manager/strategy/cloud_strategy_impl.py:747-755
🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReuse the preflight count before deleting landing rows.
delete_job_rowsdiscards the preflight count and callsWTGatewayClient.delete_landingunconditionally. In SDK v0.6.2,delete_landingperforms another full count before it skips the underlying delete when no rows match. This repeats the cloud query and materialization for zero-row jobs.Store the count and call
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In `@core/data_manager/cloud_delete_guard.py`:
- Around line 60-69: Update the delete preflight around
WTGatewayClient.query_data and _row_count so it counts matching landing rows
without materializing every ID; use an available server-side filtered count or
bounded pagination/streaming approach while preserving the existing filters,
partition, and checkout_latest behavior.
In `@core/data_manager/strategy/cloud_strategy_impl.py`:
- Around line 607-617: Update _environment_filter_query to include
query.is_deleted whenever it is explicitly set, alongside the existing job_id,
env_id, after_id, and finished predicates. Ensure cloud environment listings
exclude deleted records when is_deleted=False, matching SQLite behavior before
returning identity fields.
In `@manager/resume_cleanup.py`:
- Line 28: Remove the unnecessary list conversion in the resume cleanup flow and
pass environment_rows directly, preserving its existing iteration and len usage
without creating a shallow copy.
- Around line 60-64: Update cleanup_resume_artifacts() so that when results_root
is not provided, it derives paths via
result_session_dir_candidates(job_id=job_id, session_id=session_id) and removes
every returned candidate; preserve the existing explicit-results_root path
behavior.
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In `@core/data_manager/strategy/cloud_strategy_impl.py`:
- Around line 747-755: Update delete_job_rows to store the count returned by
_preflight_destructive_delete and pass it to
_delete_landing_rows(landing_filter, selected) instead of calling
client.delete_landing directly, preserving the preflight result for zero-row
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| landing_row_count = _row_count(await asyncio.to_thread( | ||
| self.client.query_data, | ||
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In the context of the WTGatewayClient found in the ai45lab/wt-data-platform-sdk repository, the query_data method is used for retrieving data [1]. While the SDK documentation does not explicitly detail a limit=None parameter in its common public-facing snippets, standard Python library practices—and the nature of such client SDKs—suggest that passing None to a limit argument typically disables pagination or row-capping, allowing the client to attempt to fetch the full result set available from the underlying source [1]. For users of the wt-data-platform-sdk, it is important to note that query_data() omits null table columns by default [1]. If your data retrieval requires retaining these null values, you should pass exclude_none=False to the method [1]. If you are encountering unexpected behavior using limit=None, please ensure you are referencing the specific version of the SDK installed in your environment, as internal API behaviors can vary between package iterations. Always consult the library's local help output using help(WTGatewayClient.query_data) in your Python environment for the most accurate, version-specific signature.
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Avoid materializing all matching IDs during the delete preflight.
WTGatewayClient.query_data passes limit=None to _filter_table, receives a DataFrame, converts it to a List[Dict[str, Any]], and returns only after the full result is materialized. _row_count runs after this return, so a large job loads every matching ID before counting and can exhaust memory. Use a server-side filtered count or bounded pagination/streaming count instead.
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In `@core/data_manager/cloud_delete_guard.py` around lines 60 - 69, Update the
delete preflight around WTGatewayClient.query_data and _row_count so it counts
matching landing rows without materializing every ID; use an available
server-side filtered count or bounded pagination/streaming approach while
preserving the existing filters, partition, and checkout_latest behavior.
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| result_path = ( | ||
| root | ||
| / safe_path_part(job_id) | ||
| / safe_path_part(session_id) | ||
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Use the shared result-path candidate derivation.
During a resume in rjob mode, cleanup_resume_artifacts() is called without results_root. Artifact creation uses /app/results, but this code checks only Path.cwd() / "results". When those paths are not aliases, cleanup leaves the prior result artifact available to the resumed session.
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🟠 Major · Preserve the backend page limit for cursor queries. · manager.py:147-148
core/data_manager/manager.py:147-148
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the backend page limit for cursor queries.
list_environment_refsallowsafter_id > 0with a finitelimit. Incore/data_manager/strategy/cloud_strategy_impl.py:574-612, the storagelimitbecomesNonewheneverafter_idis non-zero. The implementation then applies the limit after materializing all remaining rows.Later resume pages can therefore read the full remainder and recreate the OOM risk. Keep the limit in the backend query for cursor pages.
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In `@gateway/storage.py`:
- Line 414: Update _resolve_session_environment and clear_session_cache to
coordinate through a per-session reset generation (or equivalent
synchronization): capture the generation before the lookup, and only store the
resolved environment if it still matches when reacquiring _lock. Advance the
generation during cache clearing before releasing synchronization, so lookups
started before the reset cannot repopulate _environments with stale data.
- Around line 202-207: Replace the count path that calls
DataManager.list_environment_refs and returns len(refs) with a dedicated
filtered count operation. Add the operation to DataManager and implement it in
both storage strategies using backend-native filtering and counting, preserving
the job_id, finished=False, and is_deleted=False criteria, then return the count
directly from the gateway endpoint.
In `@manager/simulation_worker.py`:
- Line 429: Update the cleanup flow around GatewayClient.close_session so
client_timed_out results are not treated as gateway-confirmed closed sessions;
retry or defer _clean_gateway_session until polling reports a genuine closed
state, while preserving immediate cleanup for confirmed closures.
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In `@core/data_manager/manager.py`:
- Around line 147-148: Update the cursor-query path in list_environment_refs and
its cloud strategy implementation to pass the finite limit through to the
storage query even when after_id is greater than zero. Preserve unlimited
behavior when limit is None, and retain the existing cursor filtering and result
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| refs = await self.data_manager.list_environment_refs( | ||
| job_id=job_id, | ||
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| is_deleted=False, | ||
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Use a backend-native filtered count operation.
The gateway count endpoint calls DataManager.list_environment_refs without a limit. Both storage strategies then materialize every matching reference before count_environment_rows returns len(refs). A sufficiently large job can exhaust process memory.
Add a filtered count operation to DataManager and both storage strategies. Return that count directly instead of listing references.
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DataManager.list_environment_refs and returns len(refs) with a dedicated
filtered count operation. Add the operation to DataManager and implement it in
both storage strategies using backend-native filtering and counting, preserving
the job_id, finished=False, and is_deleted=False criteria, then return the count
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| self._patched_environment_sessions.discard(session_id) | ||
| return len(session_keys) + len(environments) + len(patched) | ||
| removed = len(session_keys) + len(environments) + len(patched) | ||
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Prevent in-flight lookups from repopulating _environments after a reset.
_resolve_session_environment can read the old DataManager cache, then wait for self._lock before storing the result. clear_session_cache removes the gateway entry, releases self._lock, and then clears the data-manager cache. The in-flight lookup can acquire the lock afterward and restore the stale environment.
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equivalent synchronization): capture the generation before the lookup, and only
store the resolved environment if it still matches when reacquiring _lock.
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Do not treat a close timeout as a closed session before cleanup.
GatewayClient.close_session returns status="closed" with client_timed_out=True when its polling deadline expires, even if the gateway still reports closing. The worker then calls _clean_gateway_session unconditionally. The gateway returns 409, the client raises, and _clean_gateway_session swallows the error. No later cleanup runs after the close task finishes, so resolver, telemetry, and storage state can remain.
Keep timeout results distinct from a gateway-reported closed state. Retry or defer cleanup until the gateway reports closed.
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In `@manager/simulation_worker.py` at line 429, Update the cleanup flow around
GatewayClient.close_session so client_timed_out results are not treated as
gateway-confirmed closed sessions; retry or defer _clean_gateway_session until
polling reports a genuine closed state, while preserving immediate cleanup for
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list_environment_refspasseslimit=Nonewhenquery.after_idorquery.offsetis set. The pinned SDK then omits its limit, so the method materializes all matching rows before sorting byidand applying pagination.Do not replace this with
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In `@core/data_manager/strategy/cloud_strategy_impl.py`:
- Line 640: Update the cloud strategy’s update allowlist in the relevant
environment-row update method to include is_deleted, preserving the existing
DataManager.update_environment_rows and JobEnvironment contract without changing
other update fields.
In `@core/data_manager/upsert_batcher.py`:
- Around line 62-64: Update DataManager.close() to create and reuse one
idempotent close task that queues _STOP and awaits self._task, shielding it from
caller cancellation. If close() is cancelled, await the same close task to
completion before re-propagating CancelledError, ensuring _STOP is queued and
the worker finishes before storage cleanup proceeds.
In `@manager/simulation_flow.py`:
- Line 110: Reduce the simulation upsert batching delay configured by
upsert_flush_interval when enable_buffer is true, using a short configurable
interval or an immediate flush for queued underfilled batches. Preserve batching
for full batches while preventing DataManager.upsert_session_step_rows from
blocking reward commits for the current long timeout.
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In `@core/data_manager/strategy/cloud_strategy_impl.py`:
- Line 570: Update list_environment_refs so paginated queries preserve ascending
id order before applying limit and offset, using the SDK’s supported
ordered-query or pagination mechanism. Avoid simply setting limit to query.limit
plus offset unless the SDK guarantees ordering before limiting; retain correct
page results while preventing unbounded materialization.
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| await self.init() | ||
| allowed = {"env_name", "env_params", "image", "group_id", "finished", "is_deleted"} | ||
| allowed = {"env_name", "env_params", "image", "group_id", "finished"} |
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Preserve the is_deleted update contract.
DataManager.update_environment_rows accepts is_deleted and passes the updates dictionary to the selected strategy. The SQLite strategy and JobEnvironment model support this field, but the cloud strategy excludes it from its allowlist. A cloud call with updates={"is_deleted": True} therefore raises ValueError. Add is_deleted to the cloud allowlist, or remove the field consistently from the manager and backend contracts.
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In `@core/data_manager/strategy/cloud_strategy_impl.py` at line 640, Update the
cloud strategy’s update allowlist in the relevant environment-row update method
to include is_deleted, preserving the existing
DataManager.update_environment_rows and JobEnvironment contract without changing
other update fields.
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| self._closing = True | ||
| if self._task is not None: | ||
| await self._queue.put(_STOP) |
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Make close() safe against cancellation.
If cancellation occurs while self._queue.put(_STOP) waits for capacity, _closing can remain True with _STOP unqueued. A later close() skips the queue operation and waits for a worker that can remain blocked on self._queue.get().
DataManager.close() then closes the storage strategy in its finally block while this worker remains reachable through _task. The worker can later access the closed strategy.
Create one idempotent, shielded close task that queues _STOP and awaits the worker. If the caller is cancelled, wait for that task to finish before propagating CancelledError.
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In `@core/data_manager/upsert_batcher.py` around lines 62 - 64, Update
DataManager.close() to create and reuse one idempotent close task that queues
_STOP and awaits self._task, shielding it from caller cancellation. If close()
is cancelled, await the same close task to completion before re-propagating
CancelledError, ensuring _STOP is queued and the worker finishes before storage
cleanup proceeds.
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| "flush_interval": self.cfg.flush_interval, | ||
| "enable_upsert_batching": self.cfg.enable_buffer, | ||
| "upsert_batch_size": self.cfg.buffer_size, | ||
| "upsert_flush_interval": _UPSERT_FLUSH_INTERVAL_S, |
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Use a shorter batching window for simulation upserts.
When enable_buffer is true, this sets SessionStepUpsertBatcher to wait up to 10 seconds for an underfilled batch. DataManager.upsert_session_step_rows() awaits the batch request future, so reward commits can remain blocked for that interval. SimulationWorkerGroup runs multiple workers, but each worker awaits its commit before starting another episode, and the worker count is not guaranteed to reach buffer_size. This can add about 10 seconds to underfilled evaluation or truncated-session write waves and reduce simulation throughput.
Use a short configurable batching window, or flush queued requests without waiting for the full interval.
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In `@manager/simulation_flow.py` at line 110, Reduce the simulation upsert
batching delay configured by upsert_flush_interval when enable_buffer is true,
using a short configurable interval or an immediate flush for queued underfilled
batches. Preserve batching for full batches while preventing
DataManager.upsert_session_step_rows from blocking reward commits for the
current long timeout.
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1， refactor the resume action to avoid the huge steps reading which will lead to oom
2, clean the unused env_configs after each session finished
3, add async queue to avoid multi db writer
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