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…imeout of SynchAllAttendeesStatus The attendee status resynch kept every processed attendee in the Doctrine identity map for the whole run and relied on the worker default timeout. Clear the manager (fetched from the registry on each page, since a failed transaction replaces it), log memory usage per page, set an explicit job timeout and acquire the per-summit lock atomically with a TTL so a killed run does not block later ones.
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Review comments at @app/Jobs/SynchAllAttendeesStatus.php:
- Line 35: Configure the effective retry_after for the default queue connection
used by SynchAllAttendeesStatus to exceed its 7200-second timeout, ensuring the
setting applies to the worker connection rather than only changing the job
property. Preserve the existing SynchAllAttendeesStatus timeout and per-summit
locking behavior.
Review comments at @app/Services/Model/AttendeeService.php:
- Line 1140: Update resynchAttendeesStatusBySummit() to acquire an owner-aware
Cache::lock instead of using Cache::add, retain the lock handle for this run,
and release that handle in finally so a newer run’s lock cannot be removed.
Configure the lock lease with sufficient headroom or renew it for executions
exceeding the current TTL, including direct calls from
RecalculateAttendeesStatusCommand.
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Cache::forget in the finally could remove the lock of a newer run when a run outlived the TTL (e.g. RecalculateAttendeesStatusCommand has no timeout). Use Cache::lock and release the handle held by this run instead.
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…e lock test The previous test acquired the other owner's lock before calling the service, so the service returned early and never reached the release in its finally. Take the lock over mid-run instead, through a wrapping transaction service, so the test fails if the run frees a lock it no longer owns.
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SynchAllAttendeesStatus->AttendeeService::resynchAttendeesStatusBySummitwalks every attendee of a summit in a single job, 100 ids per page. Nothing cleared the EntityManager between pages, so every processed attendee stayed in the Doctrine identity map for the whole run, and the job relied on the worker default timeout.Changes
DoctrineTransactionServicereplaces it after a failed per-record transaction, so the error path is covered too.memory_get_usageand the running count per page, to measure growth on a large summit.$timeout = 7200on the job instead of the worker default.Cache::addresult instead ofhas+add) and give it a TTL equal to the job timeout, so a killed run does not block later ones.updateStatus()is untouched.Testing
Run inside the
summit-apicontainer:AttendeeServiceTest --filter Resynch: OKAttendeeServiceBulkSendChunkingTest,AttendeeServiceResumeSendEmailsTest,DoctrineSummitAttendeeRepositoryTest: OKAttendeeServiceTest::testRedeemPromoCodesfails onmainas well (hardcoded summit id 24 does not exist in the test DB), unrelated to this change.Not verified yet: memory staying flat on a large summit and the closing
processed N attendeescount. That needs a real run against a big summit, reading the new per-page memory log. The 2h timeout is an estimate and should be tuned with that data. A chunk-job split is left out until those numbers justify it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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