mail channel fix #1637
mail channel fix #1637
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kairon/shared/channels/mail/processor.py (2)
294-299: Enhance error handling in read_mailsThe error handling could be improved by:
- Logging more specific error information
- Potentially implementing retry logic for transient failures
return messages, mp.bot_settings.user except Exception as e: - logger.exception(e) + logger.exception(f"Error reading mails for bot {bot}: {str(e)}") if is_logged_in: mp.logout_imap() return [], mp.bot_settings.user
274-274: Consider adding validation for UIDThe MailResponseLog creation should validate that the UID is positive and within expected bounds.
mail_log = MailResponseLog(sender_id = sender_id, - uid = last_processed_uid, + uid = last_processed_uid if last_processed_uid > 0 else 0, bot = bot, user = mp.bot_settings.user, status=MailStatus.Processing.value, timestamp = time.time())Also applies to: 275-278
tests/unit_test/channels/mail_channel_test.py (1)
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1215-1224: Simplify test setup and remove unused variablesThe test setup can be improved by:
- Using a single
withstatement for multiple context managers- Removing unused mock variables
Apply this diff to simplify the code:
- with patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.__init__', return_value=None) as mp: - with patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.login_smtp', - return_value=None) as mock_login: - with patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.logout_smtp', - return_value=None) as mock_logout: - with patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.login_imap', - return_value=None) as mock_login_imap: - with patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.logout_imap', - return_value=None) as mock_logout_imap: - event.enqueue() + with ( + patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.__init__', return_value=None), + patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.login_smtp', return_value=None), + patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.logout_smtp', return_value=None), + patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.login_imap', return_value=None), + patch('kairon.shared.channels.mail.processor.MailProcessor.logout_imap', return_value=None) + ): + event.enqueue()
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kairon/__init__.py(1 hunks)kairon/cli/mail_channel_process.py(0 hunks)kairon/events/definitions/factory.py(1 hunks)kairon/events/definitions/mail_channel.py(3 hunks)kairon/events/server.py(0 hunks)kairon/events/utility.py(0 hunks)kairon/shared/channels/mail/constants.py(1 hunks)kairon/shared/channels/mail/data_objects.py(1 hunks)kairon/shared/channels/mail/processor.py(4 hunks)kairon/shared/constants.py(0 hunks)system.yaml(0 hunks)tests/unit_test/channels/mail_channel_test.py(6 hunks)tests/unit_test/channels/mail_scheduler_test.py(0 hunks)tests/unit_test/cli_test.py(0 hunks)tests/unit_test/events/definitions_test.py(1 hunks)
💤 Files with no reviewable changes (7)
- kairon/shared/constants.py
- kairon/events/server.py
- kairon/events/utility.py
- tests/unit_test/channels/mail_scheduler_test.py
- tests/unit_test/cli_test.py
- kairon/cli/mail_channel_process.py
- system.yaml
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tests/unit_test/events/definitions_test.py
1215-1217: Use a single with statement with multiple contexts instead of nested with statements
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1215-1215: Local variable mp is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mp
(F841)
1217-1217: Local variable mock_login is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_login
(F841)
1219-1219: Local variable mock_logout is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_logout
(F841)
1221-1221: Local variable mock_login_imap is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_login_imap
(F841)
1223-1223: Local variable mock_logout_imap is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_logout_imap
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🔇 Additional comments (10)
kairon/shared/channels/mail/constants.py (1)
10-10: Verify impact of increased batch size
The batch size for processing messages has been doubled from 4 to 8. While this could improve throughput, it's important to verify:
- Memory usage with larger batches
- System performance under peak load
- Error handling behavior with increased batch size
✅ Verification successful
Let's analyze the actual usage of this constant and its impact on mail processing to make a more informed decision.
Batch size increase appears safe and well-handled
The code analysis reveals that the batch size change is low-risk because:
- The batch processing is wrapped in proper error handling at both the batch and individual mail level
- Each email in the batch is processed independently, preventing cascade failures
- Async processing is used (
asyncio.gather) for sending responses, which helps manage system resources - The batch size of 8 is still a conservative number for modern systems
Key implementation details:
mail_channel.py: Batches are created and passed toprocess_message_taskprocessor.py: Each mail in batch has individual try-catch blocks- Failed messages don't affect processing of other messages in batch
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rg -A 5 "PROCESS_MESSAGE_BATCH_SIZE"
# Look for mail processing related code with batch processing
rg -A 10 "batch.*mail|mail.*batch"
# Find mail event processing implementations
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kairon/shared/channels/mail/data_objects.py (1)
31-31: Verify data migration plan for existing logs
The addition of the required uid field and removal of subject/body fields represents a breaking change in the data model. Please ensure:
- A data migration strategy exists for existing logs
- The change is documented in release notes
- Dependent services are updated to handle the new structure
kairon/events/definitions/factory.py (1)
5-5: Verify complete removal of mail process event
The removal of MailProcessEvent needs thorough verification to ensure:
- All references to
mail_channel_process_mailsare removed from the codebase - No broken event handling flows remain
- Documentation is updated to reflect the simplified mail processing flow
✅ Verification successful
No references to MailProcessEvent found in codebase
The removal of MailProcessEvent from the imports and __events dictionary in factory.py is safe as:
- No references to
mail_channel_process_mailsorMailProcessEventexist in the codebase - The mail processing functionality is now handled through
MailReadEventandMailProcessor.process_message_task() - The event handling flow is not broken as the processing is integrated into the read event
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# Search for any remaining references to the removed event
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ast-grep --pattern 'EventClass.mail_channel_process_mails'
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining references to mail process events with broader patterns
rg -i "mail.*process" -A 2
# Search for event factory references to mail processing
rg "mail.*process" kairon/events/definitions/factory.py
# Check event class definitions and references
fd "event" --type f --exec rg -l "mail.*process|MailProcessEvent" {}
# Look for any mail channel related configurations or constants
fd "mail" --type f --exec rg -l "process" {}
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kairon/events/definitions/mail_channel.py (1)
47-51: Verify batch processing implementation
The execute method has been updated to process emails in batches, which is a good optimization. However, let's verify that error handling is properly implemented for batch processing.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the error handling implementation.
Batch processing implementation has proper error handling
The implementation has comprehensive error handling at multiple levels:
- The execute method in mail_channel.py has a top-level try-catch block that handles any batch processing failures
- The process_messages method has error handling that:
- Wraps the entire batch processing in a try-catch
- Has individual try-catch blocks for each mail message within the batch
- Handles IMAP connection states safely
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the implementation of process_messages and related error handling
ast-grep --pattern 'async def process_messages($_, $_) {
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rg -B 2 -A 5 "try:" kairon/shared/channels/mail/processor.py
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kairon/__init__.py (1)
48-48: LGTM: CLI imports updated correctly
The removal of mail_channel_process from imports aligns with the PR objective of removing the process action event.
kairon/shared/channels/mail/processor.py (1)
257-263: Review the email fetching logic
The implementation uses two different approaches for fetching emails:
- Time-based fetching for initial run
- UID-based fetching for subsequent runs
This is a good approach, but we should ensure proper error handling for edge cases.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the error handling in this code.
Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:
Email fetching implementation has proper error handling
The implementation includes comprehensive error handling:
- Top-level try-catch block in the message processing flow
- Proper state management with last_email_uid persistence
- Connection state tracking with is_logged_in flag
- Graceful connection cleanup in case of failures
The two approaches (time-based and UID-based) are well-implemented with appropriate error boundaries and state management.
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tests/unit_test/channels/mail_channel_test.py (3)
175-175: LGTM: Mail response log instantiation updated consistently
The MailResponseLog instantiation has been consistently updated across test cases to use the new uid field instead of the removed subject and body fields.
Also applies to: 212-212, 254-254, 367-367
311-314: LGTM: Mail reading functionality updated
The test cases have been properly updated to reflect the simplified return value from read_mails method, now returning only mails and user.
Also applies to: 348-350
Line range hint 1229-1240: LGTM: Mail read event execution test is well-implemented
The test case properly verifies the mail read event execution by:
- Mocking the required dependencies
- Verifying the expected method calls with correct parameters
tests/unit_test/events/definitions_test.py (1)
Line range hint 1-1250: LGTM: Mail process event tests removed
The removal of mail process event related test cases aligns with the PR objective of removing the process action event. The remaining test cases are unaffected and maintain proper test coverage.
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1215-1217: Use a single with statement with multiple contexts instead of nested with statements
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1215-1215: Local variable mp is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mp
(F841)
1217-1217: Local variable mock_login is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_login
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1219-1219: Local variable mock_logout is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_logout
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1221-1221: Local variable mock_login_imap is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_login_imap
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1223-1223: Local variable mock_logout_imap is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable mock_logout_imap
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| """ | ||
| return MailProcessor.validate_imap_connection(self.bot) | ||
| return MailProcessor.validate_imap_connection(self.bot) and MailProcessor.validate_imap_connection(self.bot) |
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Remove duplicate validation call
The validation method contains a redundant call to MailProcessor.validate_imap_connection(self.bot).
- return MailProcessor.validate_imap_connection(self.bot) and MailProcessor.validate_imap_connection(self.bot)
+ return MailProcessor.validate_imap_connection(self.bot)📝 Committable suggestion
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
kairon/events/definitions/mail_channel.py (1)
46-50: Add logging for better observabilityConsider adding debug logs to track the number of emails being processed and batch information.
emails, _ = MailProcessor.read_mails(self.bot) +logger.debug(f"Processing {len(emails)} emails for bot {self.bot}") batch_size = MailConstants.PROCESS_MESSAGE_BATCH_SIZE for i in range(0, len(emails), batch_size): batch = emails[i:i + batch_size] + logger.debug(f"Processing batch {i//batch_size + 1} with {len(batch)} emails") MailProcessor.process_message_task(self.bot, batch)
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kairon/events/definitions/mail_channel.py (3)
24-27: LGTM! Improved validation logic
The validation now properly checks both IMAP and SMTP connections, which is essential for the mail channel to function correctly. The documentation has been updated to accurately reflect this behavior.
46-50: LGTM! Efficient batch processing implementation
The new batch processing approach is more efficient than the previous implementation that created individual events for each email.
Line range hint 29-39: Verify validation call sequence
The addition of self.validate() before enqueueing is good for ensuring channel health. However, let's verify that this doesn't lead to redundant validation calls in the calling code.
✅ Verification successful
Validation in enqueue() is appropriate and not redundant
The validation check in enqueue() is well-placed and does not cause duplicate validation calls. Here's why:
- The
execute()method directly processes emails without validation - The scheduler component performs its own validation before scheduling
- The base class
EventsBasedefines validation as an abstract method, indicating it's a required part of the event lifecycle - The validation in
enqueue()ensures channel health right before requesting the event server, which is a critical point of integration
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removed process action event
updated mail log
removed reschedule logic
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New Features
MailReadEvent.system.yaml.Bug Fixes
Documentation
MailReadEventto clarify validation processes.Tests
MailProcessEventand CLI mail processing.MailResponseLogstructure.Chores