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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~4 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Readers may expect the readiness response to identify failing agents, although it reports only a count. Clarify the archive wording; the issue is limited to documentation. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 1 system. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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- Line 17: Update the changelog wording about `AgentsReadinessHealthCheck` so it
says the health response reports the count of agents in ERROR, not their
identities or a list. Keep the separate statement that agent IDs are available
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| **Failed deployments are retried, and readiness says which agents are in ERROR.** `deployAgent` reports a workflow that can't be built by leaving the agent in ERROR and returning normally. [`AgentDeploymentManagement.checkDeployments`](../../src/main/java/ai/labs/eddi/engine/runtime/internal/AgentDeploymentManagement.java) recorded that deployment as handled, and never looked at it again. A deployment is now recorded only once the registry reports it READY; an outcome that isn't known yet (another caller holds it IN_PROGRESS) is simply looked at again on the next sweep. A failed one (ERROR, or an exception) is retried after 10 s, then with a doubling delay capped at 5 minutes, for as long as its record says it is deployed. It is logged at ERROR once when it starts failing and at INFO when it recovers, not on every retry. [`AgentsReadinessHealthCheck`](../../src/main/java/ai/labs/eddi/engine/runtime/internal/readiness/AgentsReadinessHealthCheck.java) counts the failing deployments in its data (`agentsInErrorCount`) and **stays UP**. It reports only the count because `/q/health` is unauthenticated; the ids are in the log and in the authenticated deployment-status API. Readiness routes traffic for the whole instance, and one misconfigured agent must not take every replica out of rotation. The sweep now also stays parked until **every** startup migration has run, not only the rename. Before, the tick after the rename could deploy agents while the startup thread was still converting their templates, and those agents kept their Thymeleaf until a restart. If the startup path throws before it can grant readiness, the first sweep that completes grants it. The sweep is also serialized, because `SKIP` only stops one tick overlapping the next and the startup path calls the sweep itself. The #781 behaviour is unchanged: the sweep is parked while the rename migration is pending, and deferred readiness is granted by the first sweep after it. |
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Describe the health payload as a count.
The archived text says readiness identifies the agents in ERROR and that the list is in the check’s data. AgentsReadinessHealthCheck.call() in src/main/java/ai/labs/eddi/engine/runtime/internal/readiness/AgentsReadinessHealthCheck.java (Lines 33–53) adds only agentsInErrorCount to the health response. Change both claims to say that the response reports the count.
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Review comment at @docs/changelog/2026-09.md at line 17:
Update the changelog wording about `AgentsReadinessHealthCheck` so it says the
health response reports the count of agents in ERROR, not their identities or a
list. Keep the separate statement that agent IDs are available in the log and
authenticated deployment-status API.
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Folds the fragments from
docs/changelog.d/intodocs/changelog.mdby date, and trims the live file back under its rotation target if it has grown past it.Generated by
changelog-collate.yml— see the workflow run.Nothing here needs reviewing line by line: the entries are the ones already reviewed on the PRs that wrote them, moved verbatim apart from one
../dropped from each relative link. What is worth a glance is that no entry went missing and thatdocs/changelog.d/is empty again.The required checks will not start on their own. This PR was opened with the default
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