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When a key is rate limited, the data access classes ask the key manager to expire it and receive a key back. They then logged The same key was returned after a request to expire it was sent whenever the returned key matched the old one.
KeyClient.expire blocks until a key is available, so on a single-key instance the same key is legitimately returned once its rate limit resets. The log line was misleading in that case.
This PR records the expiry time passed to expire() and logs the error only if the same key comes back before that time. After the expiry time, getting the same key back is expected and nothing is logged. The change is applied to both GithubDataAccess (REST) and GithubGraphQlDataAccess.
The issue suggested a window of about one minute. I compared against the expiry time already passed to expire() instead, so there is no fixed number to tune and it holds for any reset time (primary limit, Retry-After, or the 60-second fallback).
No new tests: this only changes when one log line is emitted. Existing tests pass (uv run pytest: 117 passed), and both files compile.
Existing tests pass (uv run pytest: 117 passed).
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- Around line 270-279: Update Orchestrator.expire_key so an incoming timeout
replaces the timeout for a key already present in expired_keys[platform], while
preserving the existing fresh-key expiration behavior and handling for unknown
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Bug Fixes
Improved GitHub rate-limit handling so repeated-key errors are reported only while the key is still within its expiration period. Expiration timing continues to follow the applicable retry delay or rate-limit reset time.
The GitHub REST and GraphQL rate-limit handlers now store the expiration time used when expiring a key. They log an error for a returned unchanged key only when the return occurs before that expiration time.
Both handlers store the calculated expiration time and pass it to the key client. They log an unchanged-key error only when the same key is returned before that time.
The PR can still produce the misleading rate-limit error in repeated-expiration scenarios, although the impact is limited to diagnostics and the fix is localized.
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The title names the main change: it stops a false same-key error after a rate limit reset. The changeset records the expiry time in both GitHub data access classes and logs the same-key error only whe…
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Issue #403 asks that same-key detection account for time, so that a key returned after its rate limit reset does not trigger the 'same key' error. The diff at head c0812a9 meets this in both files. In…
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The whole-PR diff (merge base d52912e to head c0812a9) touches only collectoss/tasks/github/util/github_data_access.py and collectoss/tasks/github/util/github_graphql_data_access.py. All hunks sit in …
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Issue #403 asks that same-key detection account for time, so that a key returned after its rate limit reset does not trigger the 'same key' error. The diff at head c0812a9 meets this in both files. In github_data_access.py, each branch of __handle_github_ratelimit_response stores the requested expiry in expire_at before calling key_client.expire. The error is logged only when previous_key == self.key and time.time() < expire_at. In github_graphql_data_access.py, the same check is added with a comment explaining the single-key case. On a single-key instance, KeyClient.expire blocks until the reset, so the returned time is at or after expire_at and no error is logged. A key returned before expire_at still logs the error. The issue suggests a window of about one minute, but it is hedged ('maybe'). The PR uses the expiry time as the bound instead. This is a reasoned deviation: it covers the primary limit, Retry-After, and the 60-second fallback, and a key returned before its own reset is the case the log line should flag. No coding requirement remains unmet. The change has no automated test. The PR states this is intentional. Inspection of the diff did not run the test suite, so test results rely on the PR author's report.
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- Orchestrator.expire_key and surrounding methods ---'
nl -ba keyman/Orchestrator.py | sed -n '75,150p'printf'%s\n''--- KeyClient.expire and request path ---'
nl -ba keyman/KeyClient.py | sed -n '80,155p'printf'%s\n''--- REST handler ---'
nl -ba collectoss/tasks/github/util/github_data_access.py | sed -n '235,285p'printf'%s\n''--- GraphQL handler ---'
nl -ba collectoss/tasks/github/util/github_graphql_data_access.py | sed -n '170,225p'printf'%s\n''--- base-to-head diff for implicated files ---'
git diff --unified=20 d52912e30c0985baa61553c2ca062604cdc49496 c0812a910690f9ae03ce9186b49055bd20c2ae52 -- keyman/Orchestrator.py keyman/KeyClient.py collectoss/tasks/github/util/github_data_access.py collectoss/tasks/github/util/github_graphql_data_access.py
Repository: chaoss/CollectOSS
Length of output: 19839
Preserve duplicate expiration timestamps in Orchestrator.expire_key.
When a second rate-limit handler expires a key that is already in expired_keys[platform], expire_key returns without applying the new timeout. The key can then return after the old timeout while the handler still satisfies time.time() < expire_at, which emits the misleading same-key error. Update an existing expired entry with the incoming timeout. The REST and GraphQL handlers can keep their current comparisons.
Suggested fix
- if platform not in self.fresh_keys or key not in self.fresh_keys[platform]:+ if platform not in self.fresh_keys:
return
- self.fresh_keys[platform].remove(key)- self.expired_keys[platform][key] = timeout+ if key in self.fresh_keys[platform]:+ self.fresh_keys[platform].remove(key)+ self.expired_keys[platform][key] = timeout+ elif key in self.expired_keys[platform]:+ self.expired_keys[platform][key] = timeout
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Review comment at @collectoss/tasks/github/util/github_data_access.py around
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Update Orchestrator.expire_key so an incoming timeout replaces the timeout for a
key already present in expired_keys[platform], while preserving the existing
fresh-key expiration behavior and handling for unknown platforms.
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Description
When a key is rate limited, the data access classes ask the key manager to expire it and receive a key back. They then logged
The same key was returned after a request to expire it was sentwhenever the returned key matched the old one.KeyClient.expireblocks until a key is available, so on a single-key instance the same key is legitimately returned once its rate limit resets. The log line was misleading in that case.This PR records the expiry time passed to
expire()and logs the error only if the same key comes back before that time. After the expiry time, getting the same key back is expected and nothing is logged. The change is applied to bothGithubDataAccess(REST) andGithubGraphQlDataAccess.This PR fixes #403
Notes for Reviewers
expire()instead, so there is no fixed number to tune and it holds for any reset time (primary limit,Retry-After, or the 60-second fallback).uv run pytest: 117 passed), and both files compile.uv run pytest: 117 passed).Signed commits
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- What tools were used? Claude (Claude Code)
- How were these tools used? Helped trace the log message to the two call sites, proposed the expiry-time comparison, drafted the code change, and drafted this description.
- Did you review these outputs before submitting this PR? Yes. I confirmed from
KeyClient.expire's docstring that it blocks until a key is available, ran the full test suite, and reviewed the final diff.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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