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feat: handled unknown dialect for cloud #1450

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Adds retry mechanism in DBTCloudProjectIntegration to handle unknown adapter types by retrying adapter type detection once.

  • Behavior:
    • Adds retryOnce() method in DBTCloudProjectIntegration to retry fetching adapter type if unknown.
    • Modifies findAdapterType() to call retryOnce() if adapterType is not set.
  • State Management:
    • Introduces firstRun boolean to ensure retryOnce() is only executed once.
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    • Logs elapsed time for findAdapterType() and retryOnce() in DBTCloudProjectIntegration.

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    • Improved adapter type detection with a retry mechanism for enhanced reliability.
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    • Added robust authentication checks and error handling throughout the integration process.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the DBTCloudProjectIntegration class in the src/dbt_client/dbtCloudIntegration.ts file. Key changes include the addition of a private property firstRun, an updated findAdapterType method with a retry mechanism, and a new private method retryOnce to manage adapter type fetching. The refreshProjectConfig method is updated to await the adapter type determination, enhancing error handling and telemetry tracking related to adapter type detection.

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src/dbt_client/dbtCloudIntegration.ts - Added private property firstRun to DBTCloudProjectIntegration class.
- Updated findAdapterType method to include a retry mechanism.
- Introduced retryOnce method to ensure adapter type is fetched once during the first run.
- Modified refreshProjectConfig to await findAdapterType for measuring time taken.
- findVersion method remains unchanged.

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Comment on lines 1027 to 1032
private async retryOnce() {
if (this.firstRun) {
return;
}
this.firstRun = true;
this.findAdapterType();
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@mdesmet, should we add a telemetry event for retry and maybe for failure as well?

@AdiGajbhiye AdiGajbhiye marked this pull request as ready for review October 4, 2024 04:50
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❌ Changes requested. Reviewed everything up to eaaa4c9 in 32 seconds

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1. src/dbt_client/dbtCloudIntegration.ts:1078
  • Draft comment:
    Consider using await with this.retryOnce() in the setTimeout callback to ensure asynchronous operations are completed before proceeding.
  • Reason this comment was not posted:
    Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable:
    The comment suggests a change that is not necessary for the current implementation. The setTimeout function is used to delay the execution of retryOnce, and there is no need to wait for its completion in this context. The suggestion to use await is not applicable here, as it would not change the behavior of the code in a meaningful way. The comment does not provide strong evidence of a required code change.
    I might be overlooking a scenario where awaiting retryOnce could be beneficial, such as if subsequent code depends on its completion. However, the current context does not indicate such a dependency.
    The current implementation does not show any dependency on the completion of retryOnce before proceeding. The use of setTimeout is to retry after a delay, and awaiting it would not provide any additional benefit.
    Delete the comment as it suggests an unnecessary change. The use of await in this context does not provide any benefit, and the current implementation is sufficient.
2. src/dbt_client/dbtCloudIntegration.ts:1035
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    Add a return type to the findAdapterType function signature for better clarity and refactoring ease.
  private async findAdapterType(): Promise<void> {
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return;
}
this.firstRun = true;
this.findAdapterType();
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Consider using await with this.findAdapterType() in retryOnce to ensure asynchronous operations are completed before proceeding.

@@ -1023,6 +1023,15 @@ export class DBTCloudProjectIntegration
}
}

private firstRun = false;
private async retryOnce() {
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Add a return type to the retryOnce function signature for better clarity and refactoring ease.

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private async retryOnce() {
private async retryOnce(): Promise<void> {

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private firstRun = false;
private async retryOnce() {
if (this.firstRun) {
return;
}
this.firstRun = true;
this.findAdapterType();
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Refine the retryOnce method for clarity and correctness

  • The variable firstRun is used to prevent multiple retries in the retryOnce method. However, the name firstRun may be misleading, as it suggests tracking the first execution of the entire process, whereas it's actually used to ensure that the retry logic occurs only once. Consider renaming it to hasRetried or retryAttempted to improve code readability.

  • The retryOnce method is declared as async, but it doesn't use await when calling this.findAdapterType(). If findAdapterType is an asynchronous function, you might want to await its completion to handle any potential errors. Alternatively, if you don't need to wait for findAdapterType() to complete, consider removing the async keyword from retryOnce.

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1. src/dbt_client/dbtCloudIntegration.ts:1036
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    Consider using await when calling findAdapterType() in retryOnce() to ensure the method completes before proceeding.
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    The comment is suggesting a change that has already been implemented in the code. The await keyword is already used with findAdapterType() in the retryOnce() function. Therefore, the comment is not necessary.
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    Consider using await when calling findAdapterType() in retryOnce() to ensure the method completes before proceeding.
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3. src/dbt_client/dbtCloudIntegration.ts:1046
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    Consider using early returns in the findAdapterType function to reduce nesting and improve readability.
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src/dbt_client/dbtCloudIntegration.ts (1)

1031-1044: Good addition of retry mechanism, but consider using await.

The retryOnce method is a good addition to improve the reliability of adapter type detection. The use of a flag to prevent multiple retries is a smart approach.

However, since the method is declared as async, consider using await when calling this.findAdapterType():

  private async retryOnce() {
    if (this.firstRun) {
      return;
    }
    this.firstRun = true;
    const startTime = Date.now();
-   this.findAdapterType();
+   await this.findAdapterType();
    const elapsedTime = Date.now() - startTime;
    this.telemetry.sendTelemetryEvent("cloudFindAdapterTypeElapsedTime", {
      elapsedTime: elapsedTime.toString(),
      retry: "true",
    });
  }

This ensures that the timing measurement accurately reflects the duration of findAdapterType().

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241-246: LGTM: Improved performance tracking for adapter type detection.

The addition of timing measurement for findAdapterType() is a good improvement. It enhances observability and can help in identifying performance issues related to adapter type detection.

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if (!this.adapterType) {
setTimeout(() => {
this.retryOnce();
}, 5000);
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider enhancing the retry mechanism.

The addition of a retry mechanism for adapter type detection is a good improvement for handling transient issues. However, there are a few points to consider:

  1. The current implementation might lead to multiple concurrent retries if findAdapterType is called multiple times in quick succession. Consider using a class-level flag to prevent this.

  2. There's no upper limit on the number of retries, which could lead to infinite retries in case of persistent issues. Consider implementing a maximum retry count.

  3. The retry is triggered in the findAdapterType method, but the actual retry logic is in retryOnce. This separation might make the flow harder to follow.

Here's a suggestion to address these points:

private retryCount = 0;
private readonly MAX_RETRIES = 3;
private isRetrying = false;

private async findAdapterType() {
  // ... existing code ...

  if (!this.adapterType && this.retryCount < this.MAX_RETRIES && !this.isRetrying) {
    this.retryCount++;
    this.isRetrying = true;
    setTimeout(async () => {
      await this.retryOnce();
      this.isRetrying = false;
    }, 5000);
  }
}

This approach limits the number of retries, prevents concurrent retries, and keeps the retry logic within the findAdapterType method for better clarity.

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