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Consider using service dependencies instead of sleep
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I'm modifying my previous recommendation. The docker-compose.cicd.yaml shows that the agent service properly depends on carla-simulator and roscore services. Instead of using a complex retry mechanism, we should leverage Docker Compose's built-in dependency handling:
Add these service dependencies to ensure proper startup order:
depends_on:
- carla-simulator
- roscore
This approach:
Removes the arbitrary sleep 10 and relies on Docker's service orchestration
Maintains error handling for critical file operations
Improves readability and logging
Preserves the original functionality in a more robust way
🔗 Analysis chain
Enhance command robustness and readability.
The current command structure has several potential issues:
The sleep 10 is a brittle way to handle timing dependencies
No error handling for critical operations (chmod, chown, mkdir)
Multiple sudo operations without checking for failures
Consider refactoring to this more robust approach:
command: |-
- bash -c "sleep 10 && sudo chown -R ${USER_UID}:${USER_GID} ../ && \- sudo chmod -R a+w ../ && sudo mkdir -p $${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR} && sudo chmod 0700 $${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR} && sudo chown -R ${USER_UID}:${USER_GID} $${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR} && \- (rqt_console &) && disown -a && \- python3 /opt/leaderboard/leaderboard/leaderboard_evaluator.py --debug=0 --routes=$${ROUTE} --agent=/workspace/code/agent/src/agent/agent.py --host=$${CARLA_SIM_HOST} --track=MAP"+ bash -c '+ # Setup error handling+ set -e++ # Function to retry operations with timeout+ wait_for_service() {+ local retries=30+ local wait_time=2+ while [ $retries -gt 0 ]; do+ if [ -d "../" ]; then+ return 0+ fi+ retries=$((retries-1))+ sleep $wait_time+ done+ return 1+ }++ # Wait for services to be ready+ echo "Waiting for services..."+ wait_for_service || { echo "Service startup timeout"; exit 1; }++ # Setup permissions+ echo "Setting up permissions..."+ sudo chown -R ${USER_UID}:${USER_GID} ../ || { echo "Failed to set ownership"; exit 1; }+ sudo chmod -R a+w ../ || { echo "Failed to set permissions"; exit 1; }++ # Setup runtime directory+ echo "Setting up runtime directory..."+ sudo mkdir -p $${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR} || { echo "Failed to create runtime dir"; exit 1; }+ sudo chmod 0700 $${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR} || { echo "Failed to set runtime dir permissions"; exit 1; }+ sudo chown -R ${USER_UID}:${USER_GID} $${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR} || { echo "Failed to set runtime dir ownership"; exit 1; }++ # Start rqt_console in background+ echo "Starting rqt_console..."+ rqt_console &+ disown -a++ # Start the evaluator+ echo "Starting leaderboard evaluator..."+ exec python3 /opt/leaderboard/leaderboard/leaderboard_evaluator.py \+ --debug=0 \+ --routes=$${ROUTE} \+ --agent=/workspace/code/agent/src/agent/agent.py \+ --host=$${CARLA_SIM_HOST} \+ --track=MAP+ '
This refactored version:
Replaces static sleep with dynamic service checking
Adds proper error handling and logging
Improves readability with structured sections
Uses exec to replace shell with the Python process
Let's verify the service dependencies:
Let's search for any service dependencies and timing-related patterns in the build directory to better understand the startup requirements.
Let's examine the service dependencies and health check configurations to better understand the startup requirements and validate our recommendation.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash# Check for other services that might need to be ready before agent starts
rg -l "depends_on.*agent" build/
Length of output: 128
Script:
#!/bin/bash# Check for service dependencies in docker-compose files
rg -l "depends_on" build/
# Check for any references to timing or startup order
rg "sleep|wait" build/
Length of output: 1258
Script:
#!/bin/bash# Check the content of docker-compose.cicd.yaml to understand dependencies
cat build/docker-compose.cicd.yaml
# Check if there are any health checks defined
rg "healthcheck" build/
🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using service dependencies instead of sleep
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I'm modifying my previous recommendation. The
docker-compose.cicd.yaml
shows that the agent service properly depends oncarla-simulator
androscore
services. Instead of using a complex retry mechanism, we should leverage Docker Compose's built-in dependency handling:Add these service dependencies to ensure proper startup order:
This approach:
sleep 10
and relies on Docker's service orchestration🔗 Analysis chain
Enhance command robustness and readability.
The current command structure has several potential issues:
sleep 10
is a brittle way to handle timing dependenciesConsider refactoring to this more robust approach:
This refactored version:
exec
to replace shell with the Python processLet's verify the service dependencies:
Let's search for any service dependencies and timing-related patterns in the build directory to better understand the startup requirements.
Let's examine the service dependencies and health check configurations to better understand the startup requirements and validate our recommendation.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
Length of output: 128
Script:
Length of output: 1258
Script:
Length of output: 842
Originally posted by @coderabbitai[bot] in #478 (comment)
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