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Add a new Syncing filter option to the Repositories table status dropdown. This allows users to filter repositories that are currently being synced. Changes: - Add getSyncingJobIds method to BullMQClient to fetch pending/active jobs - Add syncing option to StatusFilter type and status dropdown UI - Implement syncing filter logic to match repos with active jobs or no indexedAt - Add empty state message for syncing filter - Add tests for the new functionality Co-authored-by: Michael Sukkarieh <msukkari@users.noreply.github.com>
WalkthroughThe repositories page now supports a ChangesSyncing repository filter
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Request
participant RepositoriesPage
participant BullMQClient
participant RepoIndexQueue
participant Prisma
participant RepositoriesTable
Request->>RepositoriesPage: status=syncing
RepositoriesPage->>BullMQClient: getSyncingJobIds and getSyncingRepoIds
BullMQClient->>RepoIndexQueue: list jobs in syncing states
RepoIndexQueue-->>BullMQClient: job IDs and repository IDs
BullMQClient-->>RepositoriesPage: syncing identifiers
RepositoriesPage->>Prisma: query matching repositories
Prisma-->>RepositoriesPage: repository rows
RepositoriesPage->>RepositoriesTable: render syncing results
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In `@packages/web/src/app/`(app)/repos/page.tsx:
- Around line 61-78: Update getStatusWhereClause for the "syncing" status and
its failedJobIds setup so failed latest jobs are excluded from the
indexedAt-null fallback while repositories with no latest job remain included.
Load the failed job IDs for syncing as needed, and preserve the existing
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| const getStatusWhereClause = (): Prisma.RepoWhereInput => { | ||
| switch (status) { | ||
| case "syncing": | ||
| return { | ||
| OR: [ | ||
| { latestIndexingJobId: { in: syncingJobIds } }, | ||
| { indexedAt: null }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }; | ||
| case "failed": | ||
| return { | ||
| latestIndexingJobId: { in: failedJobIds }, | ||
| indexedAt: null, | ||
| }; | ||
| case "warning": | ||
| return { | ||
| latestIndexingJobId: { in: failedJobIds }, | ||
| indexedAt: { not: null }, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Exclude failed jobs from the syncing fallback. The syncing path sets failedJobIds to [], so indexedAt: null includes repositories whose latest job is failed. ReposTable classifies those repositories as FAILED. Load failed IDs for the syncing status and exclude them from the unindexed fallback while preserving repositories with no latest job.
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In `@packages/web/src/app/`(app)/repos/page.tsx around lines 61 - 78, Update
getStatusWhereClause for the "syncing" status and its failedJobIds setup so
failed latest jobs are excluded from the indexedAt-null fallback while
repositories with no latest job remain included. Load the failed job IDs for
syncing as needed, and preserve the existing latestIndexingJobId matching
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…ncing filter Addresses review comments: 1. Syncing filter no longer overlaps with Failed filter: - Changed indexedAt:null leg to require firstIndexingJobFinishedAt:null - Repos whose first index failed now only appear in Failed, not Syncing 2. Pending reindex jobs for already-indexed repos are now visible: - Added getSyncingRepoIds() to extract repoId from pending jobs - Syncing filter now matches by repo ID in addition to job ID 3. Removed 'delayed' and 'paused' job states from syncing: - These states include scheduled future reindex jobs, not actual syncs - Only 'waiting', 'waiting-children', 'prioritized', 'active' are syncing Co-authored-by: Michael Sukkarieh <msukkari@users.noreply.github.com>
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Delayed retries missing from Syncing filter
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getSyncingJobIds and getSyncingRepoIds omit BullMQ delayed jobs, so an already-indexed repository drops out of the Syncing filter during retry backoff. normalizeJobState still maps that job to PENDING, so the Syncing badge stays visible on the unfiltered table.
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| latestIndexingJobId: { in: failedJobIds }, | ||
| indexedAt: status === "failed" ? null : { not: null }, | ||
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Syncing rows show stale job status
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Repositories included via getSyncingRepoIds still resolve latestJob from latestIndexingJobId, which is written only when the worker starts. Queued re-indexes and retries therefore appear under Syncing with a Failed, Warning, or empty badge, and status polling never starts for those rows.
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P3: Every page load with the Syncing filter now runs two full `getJobs(0, -1, true)` scans of the repo-index queue — one in `getSyncingJobIds` and one in the new `getSyncingRepoIds` — via `Promise.all`. Both methods could be collapsed into a single scan that returns `{ jobIds, repoIds }`, or `getSyncingJobIds` could be implemented on top of the repo-ID query, to avoid doubling list traffic on large queues.</violation>
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| return jobs.flatMap((job) => job.id ? [job.id] : []); | ||
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P3: Every page load with the Syncing filter now runs two full getJobs(0, -1, true) scans of the repo-index queue — one in getSyncingJobIds and one in the new getSyncingRepoIds — via Promise.all. Both methods could be collapsed into a single scan that returns { jobIds, repoIds }, or getSyncingJobIds could be implemented on top of the repo-ID query, to avoid doubling list traffic on large queues.
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<comment>Every page load with the Syncing filter now runs two full `getJobs(0, -1, true)` scans of the repo-index queue — one in `getSyncingJobIds` and one in the new `getSyncingRepoIds` — via `Promise.all`. Both methods could be collapsed into a single scan that returns `{ jobIds, repoIds }`, or `getSyncingJobIds` could be implemented on top of the repo-ID query, to avoid doubling list traffic on large queues.</comment>
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return jobs.flatMap((job) => job.id ? [job.id] : []);
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+ async getSyncingRepoIds(
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+ ): Promise<number[]> {
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In `@packages/shared/src/bullmqClient.ts`:
- Line 144: Exclude BullMQ scheduler jobs identified by repeatJobKey in both
lookup paths in bullmqClient.ts: filter them out before mapping job IDs in the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
🌐 Web query:
For BullMQ 5.81.3, which Job property identifies a job created by Queue.upsertJobScheduler, and does Queue.getJobs(["waiting", "waiting-children", "prioritized", "active"]) return these jobs?
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In BullMQ, the upsertJobScheduler method is a factory that creates jobs based on provided repeat options [1][2]. Jobs produced by a Job Scheduler do not have a specific property that identifies them as "scheduler-created" in a way that differentiates them from standard jobs added via queue.add, other than the fact that they are managed by the scheduler mechanism [1]. While you cannot assign a custom job ID to these jobs because the scheduler assigns a special ID to enforce repeat constraints, you can use the job's name property to discriminate them from other jobs [1]. Regarding your second question, Queue.getJobs(["waiting", "waiting-children", "prioritized", "active"]) will return jobs created by upsertJobScheduler if they are currently in those specific states [3][4]. When a Job Scheduler creates a job, it is typically initially placed in the delayed state (waiting for its scheduled time) [5][1]. Once the scheduled time arrives, the job transitions into the standard job lifecycle (e.g., waiting or active), at which point it becomes visible to getJobs when querying for those statuses [1][4].
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Citations:
- 1: https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/job-schedulers/
- 2: https://readmex.com/en-US/taskforcesh/bullmq/page-4e1d2a90f-9e0f-435a-b26f-3ec057ab497c
- 3: https://docs.bullmq.io/api/classes/v6.QueueGetters.html
- 4: https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/jobs/getters
- 5: https://docs.bullmq.io/api/classes/v5.Queue.html
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In BullMQ (including version 5.81.3), Queue.upsertJobScheduler is the primary method for managing recurring job schedules, effectively replacing older manual repeatable job methods [1]. The repeatJobKey is an internal property associated with repeatable jobs [2]. It acts as a unique identifier for the "meta" information that governs the repetition schedule, such as cron patterns or intervals [3][4]. When you use upsertJobScheduler, BullMQ internally generates or manages these repeatable keys to ensure that updates (e.g., changing a cron interval) modify the existing scheduler rather than creating duplicate, conflicting jobs [3][5]. Key details regarding your query include: 1. Scheduler-created Jobs: When you call upsertJobScheduler, it acts as a factory. It does not just add a single job; it creates a "scheduler" entry in Redis. This scheduler then automatically produces new jobs at the specified intervals [5][1]. These jobs are distinct from standard ad-hoc jobs and are managed via the internal repeatable key system [3]. 2. Property Context: The repeatJobKey property is primarily used by the library's internal logic (often found in classes/repeat.ts) to track which jobs belong to which scheduling meta-job [6][2]. In job options, it is often seen as an internal metadata field [2]. You typically do not need to set repeatJobKey manually when using upsertJobScheduler; the library handles this automatically [3]. 3. Source Context: The implementation for upsertJobScheduler is located within the Queue class (typically in src/classes/queue.ts), while the core scheduling logic that utilizes repeat keys resides in the JobScheduler class and the Repeat utility class [7][1]. If you are encountering issues with duplicate jobs or scheduling behavior, ensure you are using the same jobSchedulerId string consistently in your upsertJobScheduler calls, as this ID is what the library uses to perform the upsert (idempotent update) operation [8][5].
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- 2: https://api.docs.bullmq.io/interfaces/v5.BaseJobOptions.html
- 3: https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/jobs/repeatable
- 4: https://docs.bullmq.io/api/interfaces/v5.RepeatOptions.html
- 5: https://github.com/taskforcesh/bullmq/tree/master/docs/gitbook/guide/job-schedulers
- 6: https://api.docs.bullmq.io/classes/v5.Repeat.html
- 7: https://mintlify.wiki/taskforcesh/bullmq/api/job-scheduler
- 8: https://docs.railway.com/guides/bullmq-jobs-retry-dlq
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Exclude BullMQ scheduler jobs from syncing lookups.
BullMQ exposes scheduler-created jobs through job.repeatJobKey, and Queue.getJobs returns them in the queried states. Both methods currently include these jobs. Filter out jobs with repeatJobKey before mapping job IDs or repoId values. Otherwise, scheduled repository indexing can appear in the syncing filter.
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packages/shared/src/bullmqClient.ts#L144-L144(this comment)packages/shared/src/bullmqClient.ts#L163-L165
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In `@packages/shared/src/bullmqClient.ts` at line 144, Exclude BullMQ scheduler
jobs identified by repeatJobKey in both lookup paths in bullmqClient.ts: filter
them out before mapping job IDs in the states query around lines 144 and before
extracting repoId values around lines 163-165. Ensure scheduled jobs cannot
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Summary
Add a new Syncing filter option to the Repositories table status filter dropdown. This allows users to filter repositories that are currently being synced (pending or in-progress).
Changes
BullMQClient (
packages/shared)getSyncingJobIdsmethod to fetch job IDs in pending/active states (waiting,waiting-children,prioritized,active)getSyncingRepoIdsmethod to extractrepoIdfrom pending jobs (catches pending reindex for already-indexed repos)Repositories Table (
packages/web)StatusFiltertype andgetStatusFiltervalidationstatusSchemavalidation for the "syncing" query parameterpage.tsx:latestIndexingJobIdin the set of syncing job IDs (active jobs)idin the set of syncing repo IDs (pending reindex jobs)indexedAt: nullANDfirstIndexingJobFinishedAt: null(first-time syncing, excludes failed-first-index)Review Comments Addressed
1. Syncing filter overlaps Failed (fixed)
The original
indexedAt: nullclause matched repos whose first index failed. Fixed by addingfirstIndexingJobFinishedAt: nullconstraint, which excludes repos that already finished their first indexing job (whether succeeded or failed).2. Pending reindex on already-indexed repos invisible (fixed)
Added
getSyncingRepoIds()that extractsdata.repoIdfrom pending jobs. The syncing filter now matches repos by ID (not just bylatestIndexingJobId), catching pending reindex jobs before the worker starts.3. Scheduled future jobs counted as syncing (fixed)
Removed
delayedandpausedstates from syncing job queries. These states include scheduled repeat jobs (future reindexing), not actual sync operations.Testing
getSyncingRepoIdsmethodE2E Validation
Tested locally with real public GitHub repos (sourcebot-dev/sourcebot, torvalds/linux, laravel/laravel, dolthub/dolt):
Syncing Filter Empty State (Fixed)
Syncing filter showing empty state when no repos are syncing
Manual Sync Shows Syncing Badge
Manual sync on laravel showing Syncing badge
Manual sync on linux showing Syncing badge
Failed Filter Still Works
Failed filter showing empty state
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Adds a Syncing filter to the Repositories table status dropdown, showing repositories with pending or in-progress indexing jobs.
getSyncingJobIdslists jobs in waiting, waiting-children, prioritized, and active states;getSyncingRepoIdsextracts the repo IDs from those jobs.indexedAtandfirstIndexingJobFinishedAtare both null).Written for commit d3f819f. Summary will update on new commits.
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