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- Interface microservices (Ruby and Python) now always queue CVT and stream writes, using DEFAULT_UPDATE_INTERVAL of 0.1 seconds - UPDATE_INTERVAL 0 (or less) disables queuing to write immediately - Document the new default and the disable option in interfaces.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Queue intervals are misconfigured for nonzero Redis shards, and the documented CVT batching is not implemented.
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Makes queued Redis writes the default for interface microservices at a 0.1-second interval.
Changes:
- Enables queueing by default in Ruby and Python.
- Allows non-positive intervals to disable queueing.
- Documents and tests the new behavior.
Shard-specific queues retain the wrong interval, and normal CVT/decom writes are not actually batched as documented.
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openc3/lib/openc3/microservices/interface_microservice.rb |
Adds Ruby default queue interval behavior. |
openc3/python/openc3/microservices/interface_microservice.py |
Adds equivalent Python behavior. |
openc3/spec/microservices/interface_microservice_spec.rb |
Tests Ruby defaults and disabling. |
openc3/python/test/microservices/test_interface_microservice.py |
Tests Python defaults and disabling. |
docs.openc3.com/docs/configuration/interfaces.md |
Documents queue interval behavior. |
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- openc3/python/test/microservices/test_interface_microservice.py:890 - SonarQube python:S5906: replaced assertEqual(im.queued, True) with assertTrue(im.queued) - openc3/python/test/microservices/test_interface_microservice.py:912 - SonarQube python:S5906: replaced assertEqual(im.queued, False) with assertFalse(im.queued) AI-Review-Bot: true AI-Review-Run: 38000332622
- openc3/lib/openc3/microservices/interface_microservice.rb:609 - Nonzero telemetry shards retained a one-second queue interval; apply the configured interval to every telemetry target shard. - openc3/python/openc3/microservices/interface_microservice.py:696 - Fixed the equivalent shard interval bug and added Python and Ruby regression coverage. AI-Review-Bot: true AI-Review-Run: 38000332622
AI adversarial reviewNote The fixes from this review are in #4030, a PR into CI had 1 failure(s) on the reviewed commit; the reviewers were asked to fix them. SonarQube had 2 finding(s) on the reviewed commit; the reviewers were asked to fix them. ✅ Claude and Codex converged after 3 turn(s) with 2 fix commit(s). Reviewed commit: Open concerns for a human
Turn-by-turn logTurn 1: Claude (commit df98c0ec5)I fixed the two SonarQube findings in the new Python tests. I found no defects in the change itself: Redis writes are now queued by default every 0.1 seconds, an UPDATE_INTERVAL of 0 or less turns queuing off, and Ruby and Python behave the same way. I couldn't run the tests here because dependencies aren't installed.
Turn 2: Codex (commit 75f0451a3)Fixed a sharding regression in both implementations and added regression tests. Previous SonarQube fixes are correct; Python syntax and diff checks passed, but test suites could not run.
Turn 3: Claude (no changes)I made no changes this turn. Turn 1 already fixed both SonarQube S5906 findings, and Codex's turn 2 fix for the shard update interval is correct. Telemetry writes go to the queued store chosen by
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Decom stream and CVT updates are written by the decom microservice and are not batched by this option. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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971-974: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the interval on each shard separately.
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instancemethods return the same mock for shards 0 and 1. If the production code omitsset_update_interval(0.1)for shard 1, the current assertions still pass because they only check the shared return mock.Return a separate mock for each shard and assert that both shard-specific mocks receive
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Seems like the shebang for the 2 scripts makes sense but is it required?
…ards - Pass the interface UPDATE_INTERVAL to TelemetryTopic.write_packet so a queued store created after startup (e.g. shard resolved after a failed lookup) uses it instead of the 1s default - Clarify that UPDATE_INTERVAL 0 only disables raw packet stream queuing - Move script shebangs above the license header so direct execution works Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Pass update_interval to new queued-store factories. · interface_microservice.rb:620
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update_intervalto new queued-store factories.Each factory starts its worker before
set_update_intervalruns. If the worker reaches its first sleep first, it can use the one-second factory default and delay queued writes.Suggested fix
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🟡 Minor · Correct the CVT scope of UPDATE_INTERVAL. · interfaces.md:134
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the CVT scope of
UPDATE_INTERVAL.For unidentified packets, both interface microservices pass the queue flag to
CvtModel.set. A positiveUPDATE_INTERVALtherefore writes these CVT updates throughStoreQueued. The current sentence incorrectly states that CVT writes are unaffected.Suggested fix
-Decommutated telemetry and the Current Value Table (CVT) are written separately by the decom microservice and are not affected by this option. +Decommutated telemetry is written separately by the decom microservice and is not affected by this option. CVT updates for unidentified packets received by an interface use queued writes when UPDATE_INTERVAL is greater than 0 and are written immediately when UPDATE_INTERVAL is 0 or less.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| EphemeralStoreQueued.instance(db_shard: db_shard).set_update_interval(update_interval) | ||
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Start new shard queues at the selected interval.
If a packet arrives soon after queue creation, the worker can still be sleeping for its initial one-second interval. These calls create the worker with the queued store’s one-second default, then change update_interval to 0.1. The setter does not interrupt that sleep. The first queued writes can therefore arrive about one second late. Pass update_interval to instance when creating both stores. Apply the same correction to openc3/python/openc3/microservices/interface_microservice.py, Lines 707-708. Existing workers need a separate wake-up mechanism if their interval changes during a sleep. (github.com)
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Writes are routed to each target's db shard, so setting the interval on only shard 0 and the telemetry target shards left other queues, including ones created later, on the 1 second default. StoreQueued now remembers the interval and applies it to existing and future shard instances. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Queuing to Redis should be enabled by default. Customer indicates they had a 8x improvement in packet processing by setting
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