Fix too_many_clauses errors not being exposed to users #1513
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When Elasticsearch queries exceed the maxClauseCount limit (1024 by default), they fail with a search_phase_execution_exception containing too_many_clauses. Previously, these errors were not properly surfaced to users, causing jobs to appear "completed" instead of failed. **Root Cause:** - Errors during slicer initialization (count operations) were being caught and treated as "no data found" scenarios - SpacesReaderClient error handling didn't properly format elasticsearch errors - Job lifecycle treated failed slice range creation as successful completion **Changes:** 1. Enhanced throwRequestError() to detect and properly format elasticsearch search_phase_execution_exception errors including too_many_clauses 2. Added error handling wrapper in DateReaderAPISlicer.initialize() to prevent elasticsearch errors from being silently treated as "no data" 3. Added comprehensive tests for both fetcher and slicer error scenarios **Impact:** - Users now receive clear error messages when queries have too many clauses - Jobs fail properly instead of appearing to complete successfully - Error messages include specific elasticsearch error details Fixes #1512 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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- Mock both date range requests (asc and desc sort orders) - Remove scope.isDone() check since slicer may not use all mocks - Test now properly validates error handling during initialization 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Instead of checking for specific error types like 'too_many_clauses', now ALL elasticsearch errors in the response.error field are properly formatted and surfaced to users. **Changes:** - Handle ANY string error as an elasticsearch error - Handle structured errors with type/reason fields generically - JSON stringify complex error objects for visibility - Mark all elasticsearch errors as 'unsafe' so they're not hidden - Remove specific pattern matching for individual error types **Benefits:** - Fixes not just too_many_clauses but ALL elasticsearch errors - More maintainable - no need to add specific error types - Better user experience for any elasticsearch query failures - Future-proof for new elasticsearch error types 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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I'm still seeing the same result. Response from CLI is : I thought maybe the issue could be in the CLI, like if the CLI was eating the error. So I tried starting the job manually via the TS api: But that didn't throw an error either. |
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Drat, thanks Charlie. |
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When starting the test job I can see all the execution controller and worker pods start up. In the execution controller logs I can see normal job startup stuff then this So it's getting like Elasticsearch is. |
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When Elasticsearch queries exceed the maxClauseCount limit (1024 by default), they fail with a search_phase_execution_exception containing too_many_clauses. Previously, these errors were not properly surfaced to users, causing jobs to appear "completed" instead of failed.
Root Cause:
Changes:
Impact:
Fixes #1512
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