route.calls_past_deadline: The outside calls a route makes could, at their slowest, take longer than the route is allowed to run

The outside calls a route makes could, at their slowest, take longer than the route is allowed to run.

Area 11, External services; not declinable; the next step is usually the agent's.

Why Jadpo refuses it

Every route has a deadline, 10 seconds unless deadline: sets another. At the deadline the route stops, commits nothing and answers 504. Each outside call can wait its timeout: on each of its attempts: a connection's call 3 seconds three times by default, unless the connection's timeout: and retry: { attempts: } say otherwise. An ai call counts its own timeout: and attempts: the same way.

Jadpo adds these up along the longest way through the route's action, the actions it calls included. When the sum is longer than the deadline, a slow service would leave a call still waiting, or still to be tried again, when the route stops. Here the courier's lookup can wait 5 seconds three times, 15 seconds, past the route's 10.

What it looks like

app.jadpo:

example

application {    connections: {        couriers: {            package: AcmeCouriers.v1            domains: [shipping]            credential: config.couriers_api_key            environment: config.couriers_environment            timeout: 5s        }    }}

The action makes one call to the courier, and the route runs the action with its default deadline of 10 seconds.

domains/shipping/actions/parcel_status.jadpo:

example

use app { couriers }use shipping/types { ParcelAnswer, ParcelQuestion }use shared/providers/acme_couriers/// Where a parcel is, in the courier's words.action parcel_status(enquiry: ParcelQuestion) -> ParcelAnswer {    var parcel_found: AcmeCouriers.Parcel = couriers.parcels.get(        AcmeCouriers.ParcelLookup {            id: enquiry.parcel        }    )    return ParcelAnswer {        status: parcel_found.status    }}

domains/shipping/routes/parcels.jadpo:

example

use shipping/types { ParcelAnswer, ParcelQuestion }use shipping/actions { parcel_status }/// Where customers ask after their parcels.routes Parcels {    prefix: /parcels    /// Where a parcel is.    POST /status {        authentication: RouteAuthentication.none        input: ParcelQuestion        output: ParcelAnswer        status: SuccessStatus.ok        run: parcel_status(input)    }}

jadpo checkcheck failed: 1 error, 13 files

error POST /parcels/status runs parcel_status, whose outside calls can take 15s, longer than its 10s deadline

--> domains/shipping/routes/parcels.jadpo:9:5

  |9 |     POST /status {  |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^ deadline 10s

reason: Each outside call can wait its timeout: on each of its attempts, and a route's deadline covers every call on the longest way through parcel_status, those of the actions it calls included; at the deadline the route stops, so a call still waiting, or still to be tried again, never finishes.
next: Give the route deadline: 15s, lower the timeout: or the attempts of the calls (a connection's timeout: and retry: { attempts: }, an ai call's timeout: and attempts:), or answer 202 and make the calls in a subscriber (agent)
rule: route.calls_past_deadline
help: https://jadpo.dev/docs/errors/route.calls_past_deadline

(agent) at the end of the next: line means your coding agent can make the fix itself.

How to fix it

If the route can wait that long, give it a longer deadline, up to 60 seconds. In domains/shipping/routes/parcels.jadpo:

example

        deadline: 15s

The route may now run for 15 seconds, so the call's three attempts fit. A caller may wait that long for an answer.

If each attempt can be shorter, lower the connection's timeout: in app.jadpo:

example

            timeout: 3s

Three attempts of 3 seconds fit within 10. A call slower than 3 seconds now times out and is tried again sooner.

If fewer attempts will do, lower the connection's attempts in app.jadpo:

example

            retry: {                attempts: 2            }

Two attempts of 5 seconds fit within 10. A call that fails twice is not tried a third time.

Work that needs longer than 60 seconds can't run in a route. The route answers 202 and the calls run in a subscriber, code that runs when an event is delivered.

Why Jadpo refuses it

What it looks like

How to fix it

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