test(subflow-depth-lab): measure sync transition latency by SubFlow depth - #24
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…bFlow depth
A five-level same-domain SubFlow chain (subflow-depth-lab-l1..l5, no tasks) and
api-tests/subflow-depth-lab/depth-latency.py, which starts the chain at l{6-d} for depth d,
sends task-less leaf-ping self-loops through the root with sync=true and reports p50/p95/p99 per
depth plus the per-level slope, then unwinds with leaf-finish. Added for a domain reporting slow
transitions through five nested SubFlows; no existing lab went deeper than three levels or timed
anything by depth. README and TEST-SCENARIOS row included.
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: defaults Review profile: CHILL Plan: Advanced Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a generator and five workflow definitions for a nested SubFlow chain. Adds a Python CLI tool that measures leaf ping latency across depths 1–5 and reports latency statistics. Adds Turkish benchmark documentation and a feature-matrix entry. ChangesSubFlow depth latency lab
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as depth-latency.py
participant API as Workflow API
participant Chain as Nested SubFlow chain
CLI->>API: Start workflow at selected depth
API->>Chain: Run nested SubFlow transitions
CLI->>API: Poll instance readiness
API-->>CLI: Return observed state and status
CLI->>API: Send leaf-ping requests
API->>Chain: Apply ping self-loop at L5
API-->>CLI: Return ping result and latency
CLI->>API: Send leaf-finish request
API->>Chain: Apply finish transition
Chain-->>API: Resume completion through ancestors
API-->>CLI: Return finish result
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A failed benchmark run can report a misleading finish median. Exclude cleanup latency after failed pings; this is a bounded reporting issue rather than a blocker to running the benchmark. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is intended for a local performance lab and introduces no demonstrated authorization bypass or cross-domain access. A failed or interrupted run may leave workflow instances unfinished, so the lifecycle merits a limited review. Retained concerns
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| errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} chain not ready (last={last})") | ||
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Clean up chains that time out during setup
When chain creation takes longer than 30 seconds but eventually reaches the leaf, this continue abandons the instance without sending leaf-finish or another terminal transition. Repeated failed runs can therefore leave nested Busy/Active chains consuming resources and influencing subsequent latency measurements; perform cleanup in this failure path, ideally from a finally block.
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| measured = [d for d in depths if rows[d][0]] | ||
| if len(measured) >= 2: | ||
| lo, hi = min(measured), max(measured) | ||
| slope = (statistics.median(rows[hi][0]) - statistics.median(rows[lo][0])) / (hi - lo) |
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Reject duplicate depths before calculating the slope
If a user supplies a valid-looking list containing duplicates, such as --depths 1,1, both entries pass the range check and make len(measured) >= 2, but lo == hi here causes a division by zero after the measurements finish. Deduplicate the depths or explicitly reject duplicates before running.
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| mapping = write_src( | ||
| f"{cls}.csx", |
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Generate kebab-case mapping filenames
This derives each mapping filename directly from the PascalCase class name, producing files such as L1ToL2SubFlowMapping.csx. The repository requires filenames to be kebab-case while reserving PascalCase for C# class names, so regeneration perpetually recreates nonconforming component files; keep cls for the class but derive a kebab-case filename separately.
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- Around line 105-121: Update run_depth to track whether all pings succeeded,
and append the leaf-finish latency to finish_lat only when they did. Keep the
finish call available for cleanup and preserve its error handling.
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| for n in range(warmup + pings): | ||
| st, body, ms = http(base_url, "PATCH", | ||
| f"{DOMAIN}/workflows/{workflow}/instances/{iid}/transitions/leaf-ping?sync=true", | ||
| {"ping": n}) | ||
| if st not in (200, 202): | ||
| errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} ping#{n} HTTP {st}: {body}") | ||
| break | ||
| if n >= warmup: | ||
| lat.append(ms) | ||
| st, body, ms = http(base_url, "PATCH", | ||
| f"{DOMAIN}/workflows/{workflow}/instances/{iid}/transitions/leaf-finish?sync=true", | ||
| {}) | ||
| if st in (200, 202): | ||
| finish_lat.append(ms) | ||
| else: | ||
| errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} finish HTTP {st}: {body}") | ||
| return lat, finish_lat, errors |
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Exclude finish latency after a failed ping
A failed ping stops the measurement loop, but run_depth still calls leaf-finish and adds its latency to finish_lat when it succeeds. This latency comes from an incomplete chain and can make the reported finish p50 invalid. The finish call can remain as cleanup, but record its latency only when all pings succeed.
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+ ping_ok = True
for n in range(warmup + pings):
...
if st not in (200, 202):
errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} ping#{n} HTTP {st}: {body}")
+ ping_ok = False
break
...
- if st in (200, 202):
+ if st in (200, 202) and ping_ok:
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| for n in range(warmup + pings): | |
| st, body, ms = http(base_url, "PATCH", | |
| f"{DOMAIN}/workflows/{workflow}/instances/{iid}/transitions/leaf-ping?sync=true", | |
| {"ping": n}) | |
| if st not in (200, 202): | |
| errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} ping#{n} HTTP {st}: {body}") | |
| break | |
| if n >= warmup: | |
| lat.append(ms) | |
| st, body, ms = http(base_url, "PATCH", | |
| f"{DOMAIN}/workflows/{workflow}/instances/{iid}/transitions/leaf-finish?sync=true", | |
| {}) | |
| if st in (200, 202): | |
| finish_lat.append(ms) | |
| else: | |
| errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} finish HTTP {st}: {body}") | |
| return lat, finish_lat, errors | |
| ping_ok = True | |
| for n in range(warmup + pings): | |
| st, body, ms = http(base_url, "PATCH", | |
| f"{DOMAIN}/workflows/{workflow}/instances/{iid}/transitions/leaf-ping?sync=true", | |
| {"ping": n}) | |
| if st not in (200, 202): | |
| errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} ping#{n} HTTP {st}: {body}") | |
| ping_ok = False | |
| break | |
| if n >= warmup: | |
| lat.append(ms) | |
| st, body, ms = http(base_url, "PATCH", | |
| f"{DOMAIN}/workflows/{workflow}/instances/{iid}/transitions/leaf-finish?sync=true", | |
| {}) | |
| if st in (200, 202) and ping_ok: | |
| finish_lat.append(ms) | |
| else: | |
| errors.append(f"d={depth} {iid} finish HTTP {st}: {body}") | |
| return lat, finish_lat, errors |
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Review comment at @api-tests/subflow-depth-lab/depth-latency.py around lines 105
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Update run_depth to track whether all pings succeeded, and append the
leaf-finish latency to finish_lat only when they did. Keep the finish call
available for cleanup and preserve its error handling.
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Summary
subflow-depth-lab, a five-level same-domain SubFlow chain (l1type F →l5type S) with no tasks. Measured time is therefore pure runtime forward/settle/relay cost.api-tests/subflow-depth-lab/depth-latency.py:l{6-d}for depth d;leaf-pingself-loops through the root withsync=true;leaf-finish.Changes
core/Workflows/subflow-depth-lab/: generatorbuild-subflow-depth-lab.py, generatedsubflow-depth-lab-l1..l5.json,src/*.csx.api-tests/subflow-depth-lab/:depth-latency.pyand a README (purpose, how to run, how to read the result, limits).TEST-SCENARIOS.md: new row.Test Plan
wf syncpublishes all five workflows; chains build tol5-waitingActive at every depth.depth-latency.py --depths 1,2,3,4,5 --instances 10 --pings 20completes with no errors against a local runtime.npm run validatenot run locally (ajvmissing); the runtime accepted the definitions at publish.Notes
Tests/SubflowDepthLab) is not included yet.Summary by CodeRabbit