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fix(data): record a clip whose download failed as generated, and show asset status (#896) - #912
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… asset status (#896, #898) Flow reports DONE and bills before the signed-media GET; when that GET fails the asset stayed 'pending' forever and the operation read as a failed generation. get_signed_media now raises MediaDownloadError (a NetworkError, exit 6, slug media-download), and record_failed_operation - the chokepoint every video caller and the MCP worker already route through - marks that media id MEDIA_GENERATION_STATUS_SUCCESSFUL via the previously dead update_asset_status. VideoRow carries status, so gflow data list videos (table and --json) can show it.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSigned-media download failures now use a distinct error and mark the associated asset successful while recording the operation as failed. Video-list results include asset status, which the table and JSON output expose. ChangesVideo media status
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Exhausted connection retries now leave completed assets marked successful while recording the operation failure, and video listings expose status. The known HTTP-response case remains a documented follow-up; no new merge-blocking risk is established. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A failed download can now mark a clip as generated, which addresses a real catalog gap. The status change does not verify that the asset belongs to the failed operation, and separate database writes can leave incomplete history if recording fails. The identified exposure is within a profile's catalog; no cross-profile access or signed-link disclosure was established. Retained concerns
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- Around line 682-683: Update the signed-media HTTP-status branches in the
generation download paths to raise MediaDownloadError with the relevant
media_id, so failed assets are recorded correctly; retain WireFormatError for
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Classify failed signed-media responses as MediaDownloadError.
The generation download paths raise WireFormatError for failed HTTP responses. The failure recorder marks the operation failed, but it marks the generated asset successful only for MediaDownloadError with a media ID. The asset can therefore remain pending.
Raise MediaDownloadError with the media ID in the signed-media HTTP-status branches. Keep WireFormatError for response-shape and content-validation failures.
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Review comment at @src/gflow_cli/api/transports/_common.py around lines 682 -
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Update the signed-media HTTP-status branches in the generation download paths to
raise MediaDownloadError with the relevant media_id, so failed assets are
recorded correctly; retain WireFormatError for response-shape and
content-validation failures.
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- Narrow the CHANGELOG to what the code covers (a dropped connection); an HTTP error answer on the signed URL still leaves the asset pending. Note the Problem Details type change under Changed. - docs/DATA_LAYER.md: media-download in the error_type list, the failure-recording rule, and the new STATUS column; website mirror regenerated. - Write the asset status after the operation status, so a busy store loses the less important write. - Pin the transport raising MediaDownloadError with its media_id, and the status field in data list videos --json.
Council review: 🟡 YELLOW → addressed in
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| Dim | Verdict | Headline |
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| D0 CI | 🟢 | Everything green except pip-audit, which is a develop-wide CVE fixed in #917 |
| D1 Correctness | 🟡 | The CHANGELOG over-claimed: only a dropped connection is covered, and an HTTP error answer still leaves pending |
| D2+D14 Quality/YAGNI | 🟢 | The subclass is the smallest discriminator, because error_type derives from problem_type |
| D3 Security | 🟢 | The signed URL never reaches detail, the DB, --json or MCP; the STATUS column is escaped |
| D4 Tests | 🟡 | The transport raise type and the CLI status field were unasserted |
| D5 Memory/docs | 🟡 | docs/DATA_LAYER.md did not document media-download or the new column |
| D7/D8/D15 | 🟡 | Write order under a busy store; Problem Details type change not noted |
Fixed:
- The CHANGELOG is narrowed to what the code covers and notes the type change under Changed.
DATA_LAYER.mdgets three sections, and the website mirror is regenerated.- The asset status is now written after the operation status.
- New tests pin
MediaDownloadErrorwith itsmedia_idfrom the transport, and thestatusfield indata list videos --json.
Deferred, and why:
- Classifying an HTTP ≥300 on the signed URL as a lost transfer would change a pinned exit code (7 → 6). Out of scope.
MediaDownloadErrorstays retryable, per video: a completed generation is discarded when the mp4 download hits ECONNRESET — _fetch_mp4 has no retry #895's pinned contract. A scheduler retry re-bills, so this is worth revisiting.- Both are tracked on data: four defects in the video catalog status model (dead update_asset_status, lost workflow id, no status column, wrong upsert conflict target) #898.
…a repeated start (ffroliva#898) Items 1 and 3 of ffroliva#898 shipped in ffroliva#912. Item 2: both video recorders wrote flow_workflow_id=None; the migrated composer now carries the generation record's slot-0 workflow id on VideoStarted/VideoResult and the recorder persists it without clobbering it. Item 4: record_started_video reuses a known media id's asset row instead of minting one that violates UNIQUE(profile_name, flow_media_id). upsert_asset's conflict target is kept on purpose (callers link by the id they pass; image collisions must raise) and documented.
Summary
When Flow reports a video done (and bills it) but the signed-media download then fails, the catalog left the asset
pendingforever and the operation read as a failed generation. Nothing could tell "never generated" from "generated, transfer lost".get_signed_medianow raisesMediaDownloadError. It is aNetworkError, so it still exits 6, and it has its own slug,media-download. Only the download helper raises it, so it means "the generation finished".record_failed_operationis the chokepoint every video caller and the MCP worker already route through. It now marks that media idMEDIA_GENERATION_STATUS_SUCCESSFULthrough the previously deadupdate_asset_status.VideoRowcarriesstatus, sogflow data list videosshows it in a newSTATUScolumn and in--json(data: four defects in the video catalog status model (dead update_asset_status, lost workflow id, no status column, wrong upsert conflict target) #898 item 3). Without that, the fix would be invisible.Closes #896. Refs #898: items 1 and 3 are done here; items 2 and 4 remain.
Not in this PR:
gflow data mediastill prints no status, because that needs anAssetLookupchange.gflow data downloaddoes not yet reconcile the asset row after a successful recovery. Both are follow-ups.Test plan
tests/data/test_failure_recording.py: a failed download marks the asset generated witherror_type=media-download, and a failed generation still leaves the assetpending. The download test fails without the recorder change.tests/test_data_queries.py::test_list_videos_carries_asset_status, covering both the aggregated and the--all-copiesSQL. It failed before the change.tests/data,cli,api,worker,mcp, queries): 2968 passed.--check, council memory, ruff, format and pyright are all green.pytest -m "e2e and e2e_data" tests/e2e/test_data_download_e2e.pyon a live profile gave 2 passed in 22.5 s. Generation itself is unchanged, and the only transport change is the class of error the download helper raises.Summary by CodeRabbit