feat(backport-checker): distinguish merged from released - #210
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe backport checker now detects whether completed backport commits are included in release tags. It distinguishes released backports from merged-but-unreleased backports. Helpers, integration logic, reporting, and tests cover the new status flow. ChangesBackport release status
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BackportChecker
participant RepositoryTags
participant StatusResolver
BackportChecker->>RepositoryTags: find release tag containing completed commit
RepositoryTags-->>BackportChecker: matching tag or null
BackportChecker->>StatusResolver: resolve status with release information
StatusResolver-->>BackportChecker: completed or merged-unreleased
BackportChecker-->>BackportChecker: render status and patch-release request
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The release-status change can currently fail to compile because of a duplicate cache declaration, and comparison errors may leave checks stuck in an incomplete state. Merge should wait until these bounded correctness and readiness issues are fixed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In `@app/tasks/gh-frontend-backport-checker/index.ts`:
- Around line 197-198: Update the report rendering logic around the backport
target entries to use each backport’s `bf.backportStatus` instead of only
`backportTargetStatus`, and ensure completed targets are not filtered out before
this status is rendered. Preserve existing status handling while allowing the
`merged-unreleased` value to reach the warning label returned by the status
formatter.
- Around line 221-223: Update the branchTags filter around branch version
matching so it only matches tags whose normalized version equals the branch
version or begins with the branch version followed by a dot. Preserve the
existing cloud/core prefix normalization while preventing values such as 1.4
from matching 1.40.0.
- Around line 226-231: Update the tag comparison flow in the branch-tag loop and
its callers so a failed ghc.repos.compareCommits request is propagated or
represented as an unknown result instead of null being treated as “not merged.”
Ensure the persistence logic around the merged-unreleased result does not cache
or save a definitive release status when the tag check fails.
- Around line 448-455: Update the completed-target handling around backport
status so each target retains the merged backport PR’s commit SHA, then pass
that target SHA—not the original commitSha—to findReleaseTagContaining in the
releasedInTag flow. Preserve the existing branch and completion filtering while
ensuring cherry-pick and squash-merge targets resolve their own release tags.
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Pull request overview
Updates the GitHub Frontend Backport Checker task to distinguish “merged onto release branch” from “actually shipped in a published tag”, adding a new intermediate status intended to prevent false “completed” signals when a backport lands after the release tag is cut.
Changes:
- Adds a new pure helper module (
releasedStatus.ts) to determine whether a tag contains a given commit and to resolvecompleted→merged-unreleasedwhen not shipped. - Extends
BackportStatuswithmerged-unreleasedand adds tag-scanning logic (findReleaseTagContaining) to detect whether completed backports are present in release tags. - Adds unit tests for the new helper module.
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| app/tasks/gh-frontend-backport-checker/releasedStatus.ts | Introduces helper logic for “is commit in tag” and mapping merged vs released status. |
| app/tasks/gh-frontend-backport-checker/releasedStatus.spec.ts | Adds Bun tests covering tag containment logic and shipped-status resolution. |
| app/tasks/gh-frontend-backport-checker/index.ts | Integrates shipped-status resolution into the checker and adds a new status/emoji mapping plus tag lookup logic. |
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| const comparison = await ghc.repos | ||
| .compareCommits({ owner, repo, base: tag.name, head: commitSha }) | ||
| .then((e) => e.data) | ||
| .catch(() => null); | ||
| if (comparison && isCommitInTag(comparison.status as never)) return tag.name; |
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Fixed both. The catch now logs a warning with the tag and SHA before returning null, since misreporting a shipped fix as unreleased is a false alarm that should never be silent. Dropped the as never by widening isCommitInTag to take the raw status string.
| async function findReleaseTagContaining( | ||
| owner: string, | ||
| repo: string, | ||
| branch: string, | ||
| commitSha: string, | ||
| ): Promise<string | null> { | ||
| const tags = await ghPageFlow(ghc.repos.listTags)({ owner, repo }).toArray(); | ||
| const branchTags = tags.filter((t) => | ||
| t.name.replace(/^(cloud\/)?v/, "").startsWith(branch.replace(/^(core|cloud)\//, "")), | ||
| ); | ||
| if (!branchTags.length) return null; |
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Fixed — listTags is now cached per owner/repo for the run (promise-cached, so concurrent callers share one request) and requests per_page: 100. It was previously refetching per bugfix commit per target branch.
| // Landing on the release branch is not reaching users: resolve which | ||
| // tag, if any, actually carries the commit on every completed target. | ||
| const releasedInTag = | ||
| mergedStatus === "completed" | ||
| ? await sflow(backportTargetStatus.filter((t) => t.status === "completed")) |
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Same fix as above — the report now incorporates bf.backportStatus and has an explicit merged-unreleased section.
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The checker marked a bugfix completed the moment its backport merged. #14065 merged onto core/1.47 nineteen hours after v1.47.10 was tagged, the checker said completed, ComfyUI pinned v1.47.10, and the fix reached nobody for a week while five users reported the bug it had already fixed. Resolve which tag actually carries each backported commit and report merged-unreleased when none does. A backport is a cherry-pick, so containment is tested against the backport PR's own merge commit rather than the source SHA. Render the new status in the Slack report, bound the release-line match so core/1.4 cannot swallow v1.40.0, surface failed comparisons instead of treating them as unreleased, and cache listTags per repo.
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In `@app/tasks/gh-frontend-backport-checker/index.ts`:
- Line 390: Remove the duplicate tagListCache declaration, retaining only the
existing single Map-based cache definition so the module has one block-scoped
identifier and TypeScript compiles.
- Around line 415-423: Update app/tasks/gh-frontend-backport-checker/index.ts:
in the comparison flow around lines 415-423, represent failed lookups distinctly
from a confirmed “not released” result and ensure Lines 795-802 do not persist
resolveShippedStatus for inconclusive checks; in the tag-list cache around lines
397-398, evict the rejected pending entry so later checks can retry. Use the
existing lookup/status symbols and preserve successful release-check behavior.
- Line 876: Update the target list used by the Slack message around
backportTargetStatus so it includes only targets classified as completed/merged,
using the same filtering logic as the merged-unreleased calculation. Exclude
not-needed and other non-merged targets before mapping branches, while
preserving the existing branch formatting.
- Line 396: Update the pending backport check around ghPageFlow to use
repos.listReleases instead of repos.listTags, cache only non-draft release tag
names, and compare against that cache so unpublished or draft-tagged commits are
not treated as shipped.
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isTagOnLine matches tags across release lines
This can reintroduce the exact false-completed this PR exists to fix. The tag regex /^(cloud\/)?v/ makes the cloud/ prefix optional regardless of which line the branch is on:
isTagOnLine("cloud/v1.47.7", "core/1.47")→trueisTagOnLine("v1.47.11", "cloud/1.47")→true
Concrete failure: a fix merges onto core/1.47 after the newest core tag (should be merged-unreleased); the cloud team later cuts a cloud tag from a branch carrying that core history; findReleaseTagContaining hits the cloud tag and reports completed — while no core release ships the fix. That's the #14065 failure mode returning through a side channel. The reverse direction (13 core tags as candidates for every cloud/1.47 commit) is "only" wasted API calls, but same root cause.
Plus the two cross-line cases in the spec — both fail against the current implementation, so they're good TDD targets.
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Performance
- For an unreleased commit (the alarm case),
findReleaseTagContainingcompares against every candidate tag on the line — currently 14 for the 1.47 line including the cross-line ones. With dozens of completed bugfix commits across 10 tracked releases, ×2 branches, every 5 minutes on an ephemeral CI runner (theghcSQLite cache never persists between runs), worst case is hundreds ofcompareCommitscalls per run. Two cheap wins: the cross-line fix above, and checking only the newest tag on the line first — release branches are linear, so an older tag can't contain what the newest one doesn't. That collapses the common case to one compare per branch. listTagsCachedpages through all ~720 repo tags (8 requests) once per run — fine as is.
Minor issues
- Rejected promise stays cached: if the
listTagsfetch fails, the rejected promise sits intagListCacheand every later lookup that run rethrows. Standard hygiene:pending.catch(() => tagListCache.delete(key))while still returningpending. Low stakes given the per-run process lifetime, but cheap. - Misplaced JSDoc: the "Newest tag on
branch…" comment is attached toconst tagListCachebut describesfindReleaseTagContaining. Also "newest" is only true because GitHub happens to return tags newest-first — nothing sorts or enforces it. releasedInTagis computed then discarded: the joined tag names are used only as truthiness inresolveShippedStatus, neither persisted nor reported. Either simplify to a boolean, or (better) persist it on the bugfix commit record and show "shipped in v1.47.11" in the report — genuinely useful for the ComfyUI-pinning decision this PR is motivated by.- Report lists not-needed branches: the merged-unreleased line renders
bf.backportTargetStatus.map((t) => t.branch), which includesnot-neededtargets. A PR withno-backport-needed-cloudwould read "Merged, not released on core/1.47, cloud/1.47" — filter tostatus === "completed". - Variable shadowing:
prs.find((pr) => …)insideprocessBugfixPRshadows the outerpr(the bugfix PR). Rename the callback param.
Tests & CI
- The spec is well-targeted; besides the cross-line cases,
resolveShippedStatuswithnot-needed/unknowninputs would be worth a line each. - The PR-triggered dry-run in
gh-combined-tasks.yamldoesn't includeapp/tasks/gh-frontend-backport-checker/**in itspaths, so this PR gets no dry-run exercise in CI — only the unit spec. Pre-existing gap, but worth adding the path while touching this area.
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793-793: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHandle a failed release comparison at the task boundary.
findReleaseTagContainingcan propagate a rejectedghc.repos.compareCommitscall beforeprocessTasksaves the task. The task can remaincheckingwithout a warning or failure status.Catch the error, log a warning, and save
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The checker marks a bugfix
completedthe moment its backport merges onto the release branch. That is precisely the state that misled us last week.#14065 merged onto
core/1.47nineteen hours afterv1.47.10was tagged. The checker said completed, ComfyUI pinned1.47.10, and the fix reached nobody for a week while five users reported the bug it had already fixed.Change
merged-unreleasedstatus, rendered in the Slack report as "Merged, not released"completednow means a published tag carries itA backport is a cherry-pick, so the source commit never appears on the release branch. Containment is tested against the backport PR's own
merge_commit_sha; testing the source SHA would have reported every backport as unreleased.Notes
New logic is a separate pure module (
releasedStatus.ts) with an imported spec, written test-first. The existing spec re-declares its regexes locally rather than importing them, so it cannot catch drift in the real values. Worth fixing separately.Release-line matching is exact or dot-delimited, so
core/1.4cannot matchv1.40.0. Failed comparisons log a warning rather than silently counting as unreleased, since a false "not shipped" is the worst outcome for this check.listTagsis cached per repo instead of refetched per commit per branch.The blocking guard for this failure mode lives in ComfyUI_frontend CI (Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend#14429) rather than here, since a safety check should not depend on a long-running bot process. This change is the visibility half.