feat(core): bounded queue-redelivery retry on decryption failure during replay#2166
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…ng replay Follow-up to #2145. An AES-GCM auth failure (RuntimeDecryptionError) is terminal for the current attempt's bytes, but often transient at the run level: when the ciphertext came from a truncated/corrupted read of remotely-persisted data (e.g. a partial /refs response), a fresh queue delivery re-fetches the event log + ref payloads and can succeed. Mirror the replay-timeout bounded-redelivery precedent: on managed worlds (processExitTriggersQueueRedelivery), exit the process to trigger queue redelivery for up to DECRYPTION_FAILURE_MAX_RETRIES attempts, then commit run_failed as RUNTIME_ERROR. In-process worlds fail immediately (no queue to re-fetch from, and exiting would kill the host).
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Pull request overview
This PR adds bounded queue-redelivery behavior for replay-time RuntimeDecryptionErrors in @workflow/core, allowing managed worlds to retry transient persisted-data read corruption before marking the run failed.
Changes:
- Adds a decryption-failure retry decision helper and retry budget constant.
- Integrates the helper into the workflow runtime error path before writing
run_failed. - Adds unit and runtime coverage plus a patch changeset.
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packages/core/src/runtime/decryption-failure.ts |
Adds redelivery decision logic and logging for replay decryption failures. |
packages/core/src/runtime/decryption-failure.test.ts |
Covers managed/in-process world behavior and retry-budget boundaries. |
packages/core/src/runtime/constants.ts |
Defines the decryption-failure retry budget. |
packages/core/src/runtime.ts |
Redrives managed-world runs on eligible RuntimeDecryptionErrors before failing the run. |
packages/core/src/runtime.test.ts |
Adds end-to-end key-mismatch tests for redelivery and failure behavior. |
.changeset/requeue-on-decryption-failure.md |
Adds a patch changeset for @workflow/core. |
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Summary
Follow-up to #2145 (the
RuntimeDecryptionErrorattribution fix), implementing the bounded-redelivery behavior @pranaygp described in this comment.An AES-GCM authentication failure is terminal for the bytes/key of the current attempt — we must never continue executing the workflow on top of data we couldn't decrypt. But the failure is often not terminal for the run: when the ciphertext came from a transiently truncated or corrupted read of remotely-persisted data (a partial
/refsresponse, an edge-cache miss returning a partial 200, a proxy drop during streaming), a fresh queue delivery re-fetches the event log and ref payloads from scratch and can succeed.Previously we committed
run_failedimmediately, turning a potentially recoverable read failure into a terminal workflow failure.What changed
Mirrors the existing replay-timeout bounded-redelivery precedent (
handleReplayBudgetExhausted):processExitTriggersQueueRedelivery === true, e.g.world-vercel): on attempts ≤DECRYPTION_FAILURE_MAX_RETRIES(3), the run handler exits the process — which the platform turns into a queue redelivery — so replay restarts from freshly-fetched persisted data. Once the retry budget is exhausted, it commitsrun_failedwithRUNTIME_ERROR.world-local, dev servers, custom in-process worlds): no queue to re-fetch from, andprocess.exit()would kill the user's host, so the run fails immediately withRUNTIME_ERROR.New
shouldRedriveOnDecryptionFailure()helper (runtime/decryption-failure.ts) is pure (logging only) and returns whether the caller should redrive, keeping theprocess.exit/run_faileddecision at the single existing call site in the run handler.Test coverage
runtime/decryption-failure.test.ts— unit tests for the helper across managed/in-process worlds and the retry-budget boundary.runtime.test.ts— end-to-end tests driving a real key mismatch (input encrypted with key A, run-key resolves to key B → auth-tag failure during input hydration):process.exit(1), norun_failedrun_failedwithRUNTIME_ERRORrun_failedimmediately, no exitAll
@workflow/coretests pass (1073), full repo typecheck passes (40/40).Notes
The longer-term improvement @pranaygp mentioned — detecting response truncation / integrity failure at the
/refstransport boundary to classify the retryable case more directly — is out of scope here and would be a separate change on the world / workflow-server side.