fix(oauth): stop signup blocking on outbound email, and send both in parallel - #1175
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…parallel The welcome email and the marketing-contact add ran inline during user creation and could stall it for over a minute when the provider was slow (90s+ signup hangs observed). Nothing in the signup response depends on either result. Both now run detached via spawn_logged_task, each under its own 10s timeout, and concurrently with asyncio.gather — the sequential form was two 10s timeouts in series. Failures are logged per call with user_id; the user's email address is deliberately kept out of the log lines. A new test rendezvouses the two mocked calls on an asyncio.Barrier to prove they overlap, and was seen failing against the sequential version first. The existing background-task waits use a deterministic drain instead of a single sleep(0), which one gather hop had outrun.
Greptile SummarySignup now dispatches welcome-email and marketing-contact delivery as concurrent, detached tasks so OAuth account creation returns without waiting for the email provider.
Confidence Score: 4/5The PR appears safe to merge, with a non-blocking concern that slow Resend calls can continue in worker threads after the new timeout is logged. Signup is successfully detached from ESP latency, but asyncio.timeout cannot terminate the synchronous Resend work delegated through asyncio.to_thread, allowing late side effects and lingering thread usage. Files Needing Attention: apps/api/app/services/oauth/oauth_service.py Important Files Changed
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Signup as OAuth signup
participant Task as Background task
participant Welcome as Welcome email
participant Contact as Marketing contact
Signup->>Task: spawn_logged_task
Signup-->>Signup: continue signup immediately
par Concurrent delivery
Task->>Welcome: send with 10s coroutine timeout
and
Task->>Contact: add with 10s coroutine timeout
end
Note over Welcome,Contact: Synchronous SDK worker threads may continue after coroutine timeout
Prompt To Fix All With AI### Issue 1
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**Timeout leaves SDK work running**
The timeout bounds only the coroutine awaiting `asyncio.to_thread`; a slow synchronous Resend request continues in its worker thread after the timeout is logged, allowing late delivery and retaining thread-pool capacity.
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WalkthroughOAuth signup now schedules welcome-email and marketing-contact operations as concurrent background tasks. Each operation has a 10-second timeout, and failures are logged without interrupting account creation. Tests drain spawned tasks and verify concurrency. ChangesSignup email delivery
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participant store_user_info
participant spawn_logged_task
participant WelcomeEmailESP
participant MarketingContactESP
store_user_info->>spawn_logged_task: Schedule signup delivery
spawn_logged_task->>WelcomeEmailESP: Send welcome email
spawn_logged_task->>MarketingContactESP: Add marketing contact
WelcomeEmailESP-->>spawn_logged_task: Complete or fail
MarketingContactESP-->>spawn_logged_task: Complete or fail
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Signup now returns before welcome-email and marketing-contact calls finish and runs them concurrently. Before merge, the detached work should use the required background-task helper, and the current path can report marketing enrollment as successful after a provider failure; the detached effects can also be lost during process interruption or accumulate during signup bursts. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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167-170: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not log contact success after a swallowed provider error.
add_marketing_contactcatches provider exceptions and returns normally. Whenprovider.add_contactfails, Line 167 still records a successful contact addition. Return an explicit outcome fromadd_marketing_contact, then log success only when the contact was added.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/api/app/services/oauth/oauth_service.py`:
- Line 182: Update the detached signup-email operation in the OAuth service to
call spawn_background_task() from app/utils/background_tasks.py instead of
spawn_logged_task, preserving the existing deliver_signup_emails coroutine and
task behavior.
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In `@apps/api/app/services/oauth/oauth_service.py`:
- Around line 167-170: Update add_marketing_contact to return an explicit
success outcome when provider.add_contact completes and a failure outcome when
its exception is swallowed, then update the caller around the OAuth contact flow
to log “Contact added…” only for success. Preserve the existing error handling
while preventing success logging after provider failures.
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Signup side effects moved into _run_signup_side_effects on paid-only-gate; the parallel, timeout-bounded welcome-email/marketing-contact delivery from this branch now lives inside that helper.
…d-name emails The derived-name signup test asserted send_welcome_email/add_marketing_contact synchronously; those calls now run on the fire-and-forget signup task.
_run_signup_side_effects hands the welcome email and marketing contact to a background task, so their swallowed failures land on that task's wide event rather than the caller's. Run the delivery inside the caller's boundary to keep the structured error assertions, and pin the non-blocking property directly.
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Brings #1161 and #1202 under this branch so the stack is linear and #1175 can be repointed onto #1202 — gh stack models a chain, not the tree this had become with two siblings off feat/paid-only-gate. The oauth signup path conflicted because both sides changed it for different reasons, and both survive: this branch's non-blocking delivery (the two ESP calls bounded by asyncio.timeout inside spawn_logged_task, so signup returns immediately) keeps its structure, with the incoming PII fix applied inside it — send_welcome_email / add_marketing_contact take the now keyword-only user_id, and every log call carries user={"id": user_id} rather than the address. Two test doubles git merged clean but left semantically broken: the barrier and hang stubs took *_args only, so they could not accept the new keyword-only user_id and raised TypeError before the barrier was set, surfacing as a misleading TimeoutError. Widened to accept **_kwargs and tightened the assertion onto the exact call. Both guards were verified able to fail: reintroducing email=email into the welcome-email error log reds the PII test, and replacing spawn_logged_task with a direct await reds the non-blocking test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`pull_request.branches` matches the PR's BASE, so `branches: [master]` on main.yml and code-quality.yml exempted every stacked PR from both gates. #1175 sat for three days showing a green tick with neither the test lanes nor the mutation gate having ever run on it — the only workflows without that filter are the PR-title check and React Doctor, so the PR list read "passing" for a branch nothing had checked. A stacked PR is the one that most needs the gate: its diff is what lands, and its base is a branch that has not merged yet. The filter is removed rather than widened — there is no list of bases that deserve less checking. `push:` stays master-only and the deploy/coverage jobs keep their own `github.ref == 'refs/heads/master'` guards, so nothing ships off a stacked branch as a result. Also: mise's pr:comments, ci:remote and gaia:verify tasks ran `python3`, which resolves to the system 3.9 outside the shim path, and all three scripts import datetime.UTC (3.11+) — so every one of them died on ImportError. They now run through `uv run python`, the same interpreter the rest of the repo's Python uses. Found while trying to read this stack's review threads with the repo's own tooling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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pytest exit 5 means "nothing collected", not "something failed" — the meaning regression-proof in this same file already relies on. The flake gate did not know that: it took exit 5 as a failure, reran with --lf against an empty lastfailed cache, collected nothing again, and reported "genuine failure, exit code 4" for a lane that had no work to do. Surfaced by #1175. Repointing it onto #1202 shrank its diff to three files, so the unit-a slice (tests/unit/{services,agents,storage}) legitimately matched nothing — the correct answer is "no work", and the lane called it a failure. Small stacked PRs are exactly where this happens, and they are what the gate was just opened up to. Announced with ::notice:: rather than passed silently, because the other way to collect nothing is a selector that is broken, and that must not read as a pass. Verified on the real function: exit 5 -> 0 with the notice, exit 1 -> 1 with "genuine failure", exit 0 -> 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The mutation gate found the guarantee this PR exists for was untested: replacing asyncio.timeout(SIGNUP_EMAIL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS) with asyncio.timeout(None) — an unbounded wait, i.e. the exact bug the PR fixes — survived, twice, once per ESP call. Six more survivors covered the gather's return_exceptions and the task name the delivery is filed under. The timeout tests drive a stub that accepts the call and never answers, with the bound patched to 0.01s so the suite does not wait the real ten. They assert the call is abandoned AND the loss is recorded (TimeoutError in the wide event's errors[]) AND the sibling call still went out. The drain is wrapped two orders of magnitude above the bound, so an unbounded wait fails the assertion rather than hanging the run. The constant is bound by name, so if the source stopped reading it the patch would be inert and the test would go red — it asserts the timeout's effect, never its value. The task-name test reads the emitted background_task event through the real spawn_logged_task rather than spying on the argument, so it pins the name the event is actually filed under. Every mutant was applied to the real source, run, and reverted. Ran the suite three times consecutively under load to check the timing tests are not flaky: 64 passed each time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Signup no longer waits on outbound email. The welcome email and the
marketing-contact add used to run inline during user creation and could stall
it for over a minute when the provider was slow. They now run detached, each
under its own 10-second timeout, and in parallel with each other, so a slow
third party delays nothing a user can see.
Why
Signups were observed hanging for 90+ seconds. Nothing in the signup response
depends on either call's result — they are fire-and-forget by nature.
What changed
API
oauth_service: both ESP calls dispatched throughspawn_logged_taskwith a10s timeout each, run concurrently with
asyncio.gather. The sequential formwas two 10s timeouts in series.
user_id; the user's email address is deliberately keptout of the log lines.
asyncio.Barrierto prove they overlap (seen failing against the sequential version first),
and the background-task waits use a deterministic drain instead of one
sleep(0).How to verify
or unreachable.
timed-out background task rather than delaying the response.
Not verified: not driven against a live Resend account; proven only at the
mocked unit tier (51 tests pass).
Risk
Low and narrow. The failure mode is a missing welcome email, logged — never a
failed signup.
This file is grandfathered in the PLR complexity ratchet for
get_all_integrations_statusandhandle_oauth_connection, neither of whichthis change touches. Paying that down means restructuring the OAuth connection
path and is deliberately not bundled here.