[MM-53428] Delete empty drafts on upsert (#24046)

* [MM-53428] Delete empty drafts on upsert

* Add migrations to fix existing drafts

* Fix CI

* Delete empty drafts entirely from the DB

* Fix lint

* Implement batch migration for deleting drafts

* Missing store layers

* Add updated mock

* Remove unnecessary test

* PR feedback

* Add check for cluster migration

* Fix MySQL

* Don't check for len<2

* Bit of PR feedback

* Use query builder for parameters

* PR feedback

* More PR feedback

* Merge'd

* unit test GetLastCreateAtAndUserIdValuesForEmptyDraftsMigration

* simplified builder interface

* fix DeleteEmptyDraftsByCreateAtAndUserId for MySQL

* rework as batch migration worker

* fix typo

* log ip address on version mismatches too

* simplify reset semantics

* remove trace log in favour of low spam

* document parameters for clarity

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Co-authored-by: Mattermost Build <build@mattermost.com>
Co-authored-by: Jesse Hallam <jesse.hallam@gmail.com>
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Devin Binnie
2023-10-12 10:52:10 -04:00
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// Copyright (c) 2015-present Mattermost, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
// See LICENSE.txt for license information.
package jobs
import (
"net/http"
"time"
"github.com/mattermost/mattermost/server/public/model"
"github.com/mattermost/mattermost/server/public/shared/mlog"
"github.com/mattermost/mattermost/server/public/shared/request"
"github.com/mattermost/mattermost/server/v8/channels/store"
)
type BatchMigrationWorkerAppIFace interface {
GetClusterStatus() []*model.ClusterInfo
}
// BatchMigrationWorker processes database migration jobs in batches to help avoid table locks.
//
// It uses the jobs infrastructure to ensure only one node in the cluster runs the migration at
// any given time, avoids running the migration until the cluster is uniform, and automatically
// resets the migration if the cluster version diverges after starting.
//
// In principle, the job infrastructure is overkill for this kind of work, as there's a worker
// created per migration. There's also complication with edge cases, like having to restart the
// server in order to retry a failed migration job. Refactoring the job infrastructure is left as
// a future exercise.
type BatchMigrationWorker struct {
jobServer *JobServer
logger mlog.LoggerIFace
store store.Store
app BatchMigrationWorkerAppIFace
stop chan bool
stopped chan bool
jobs chan model.Job
migrationKey string
timeBetweenBatches time.Duration
doMigrationBatch func(data model.StringMap, store store.Store) (model.StringMap, bool, error)
}
// MakeBatchMigrationWorker creates a worker to process the given migration batch function.
func MakeBatchMigrationWorker(jobServer *JobServer, store store.Store, app BatchMigrationWorkerAppIFace, migrationKey string, timeBetweenBatches time.Duration, doMigrationBatch func(data model.StringMap, store store.Store) (model.StringMap, bool, error)) model.Worker {
worker := &BatchMigrationWorker{
jobServer: jobServer,
logger: jobServer.Logger().With(mlog.String("worker_name", migrationKey)),
store: store,
app: app,
stop: make(chan bool, 1),
stopped: make(chan bool, 1),
jobs: make(chan model.Job),
migrationKey: migrationKey,
timeBetweenBatches: timeBetweenBatches,
doMigrationBatch: doMigrationBatch,
}
return worker
}
// Run starts the worker dedicated to the unique migration batch job it will be given to process.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) Run() {
worker.logger.Debug("Worker started")
// We have to re-assign the stop channel again, because
// it might happen that the job was restarted due to a config change.
worker.stop = make(chan bool, 1)
defer func() {
worker.logger.Debug("Worker finished")
worker.stopped <- true
}()
for {
select {
case <-worker.stop:
worker.logger.Debug("Worker received stop signal")
return
case job := <-worker.jobs:
worker.DoJob(&job)
}
}
}
// Stop interrupts the worker even if the migration has not yet completed.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) Stop() {
worker.logger.Debug("Worker stopping")
close(worker.stop)
<-worker.stopped
}
// JobChannel is the means by which the jobs infrastructure provides the worker the job to execute.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) JobChannel() chan<- model.Job {
return worker.jobs
}
// IsEnabled is always true for batch migrations.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) IsEnabled(_ *model.Config) bool {
return true
}
// checkIsClusterInSync returns true if all nodes in the cluster are running the same version,
// logging a warning on the first mismatch found.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) checkIsClusterInSync() bool {
clusterStatus := worker.app.GetClusterStatus()
for i := 1; i < len(clusterStatus); i++ {
if clusterStatus[i].SchemaVersion != clusterStatus[0].SchemaVersion {
worker.logger.Warn(
"Worker: cluster not in sync",
mlog.String("schema_version_a", clusterStatus[0].SchemaVersion),
mlog.String("schema_version_b", clusterStatus[1].SchemaVersion),
mlog.String("server_ip_a", clusterStatus[0].IPAddress),
mlog.String("server_ip_b", clusterStatus[1].IPAddress),
)
return false
}
}
return true
}
// DoJob executes the job picked up through the job channel.
//
// Note that this is a lot of distracting machinery here to claim the job, then double check the
// status, and keep the status up to date in line with job infrastrcuture semantics. Unless an
// error occurs, this worker should hold onto the job until its completed.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) DoJob(job *model.Job) {
logger := worker.logger.With(mlog.Any("job", job))
logger.Debug("Worker received a new candidate job.")
defer worker.jobServer.HandleJobPanic(logger, job)
if claimed, err := worker.jobServer.ClaimJob(job); err != nil {
logger.Warn("Worker experienced an error while trying to claim job", mlog.Err(err))
return
} else if !claimed {
return
}
c := request.EmptyContext(logger)
var appErr *model.AppError
// We get the job again because ClaimJob changes the job status.
job, appErr = worker.jobServer.GetJob(c, job.Id)
if appErr != nil {
worker.logger.Error("Worker: job execution error", mlog.Err(appErr))
worker.setJobError(logger, job, appErr)
return
}
if job.Data == nil {
job.Data = make(model.StringMap)
}
for {
select {
case <-worker.stop:
logger.Info("Worker: Migration has been canceled via Worker Stop. Setting the job back to pending.")
if err := worker.jobServer.SetJobPending(job); err != nil {
worker.logger.Error("Worker: Failed to mark job as pending", mlog.Err(err))
}
return
case <-time.After(worker.timeBetweenBatches):
// Ensure the cluster remains in sync, otherwise we restart the job to
// ensure a complete migration. Technically, the cluster could go out of
// sync briefly within a batch, but we accept that risk.
if !worker.checkIsClusterInSync() {
worker.logger.Warn("Worker: Resetting job")
worker.resetJob(logger, job)
return
}
nextData, done, err := worker.doMigrationBatch(job.Data, worker.store)
if err != nil {
worker.logger.Error("Worker: Failed to do migration batch. Exiting", mlog.Err(err))
worker.setJobError(logger, job, model.NewAppError("doMigrationBatch", model.NoTranslation, nil, "", http.StatusInternalServerError).Wrap(err))
return
} else if done {
logger.Info("Worker: Job is complete")
worker.setJobSuccess(logger, job)
worker.markAsComplete()
return
}
job.Data = nextData
// Migrations currently don't support reporting meaningful progress.
worker.jobServer.SetJobProgress(job, 0)
}
}
}
// resetJob erases the data tracking the next batch to execute and returns the job status to
// pending to allow the job infrastructure to requeue it.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) resetJob(logger mlog.LoggerIFace, job *model.Job) {
job.Data = nil
job.Progress = 0
job.Status = model.JobStatusPending
if _, err := worker.store.Job().UpdateOptimistically(job, model.JobStatusInProgress); err != nil {
worker.logger.Error("Worker: Failed to reset job data. May resume instead of restarting.", mlog.Err(err))
}
}
// setJobSuccess records the job as successful.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) setJobSuccess(logger mlog.LoggerIFace, job *model.Job) {
if err := worker.jobServer.SetJobProgress(job, 100); err != nil {
logger.Error("Worker: Failed to update progress for job", mlog.Err(err))
worker.setJobError(logger, job, err)
}
if err := worker.jobServer.SetJobSuccess(job); err != nil {
logger.Error("Worker: Failed to set success for job", mlog.Err(err))
worker.setJobError(logger, job, err)
}
}
// setJobError puts the job into an error state, preventing the job from running again.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) setJobError(logger mlog.LoggerIFace, job *model.Job, appError *model.AppError) {
if err := worker.jobServer.SetJobError(job, appError); err != nil {
logger.Error("Worker: Failed to set job error", mlog.Err(err))
}
}
// markAsComplete records a discrete migration key to prevent this job from ever running again.
func (worker *BatchMigrationWorker) markAsComplete() {
system := model.System{
Name: worker.migrationKey,
Value: "true",
}
// Note that if this fails, then the job would have still succeeded. We will spuriously
// run the job again in the future, but as migrations are idempotent it won't be an issue.
if err := worker.jobServer.Store.System().Save(&system); err != nil {
worker.logger.Error("Worker: Failed to mark migration as completed in the systems table.", mlog.String("migration_key", worker.migrationKey), mlog.Err(err))
}
}