feat: add bounded bulk creation with opt-in SQL persistence - #507
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WalkthroughAdds ChangesCreate-many API
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant GeneralManager.create_many
participant ORM bulk path
participant Database
participant Side effects
Caller->>GeneralManager.create_many: provide records and batch_size
GeneralManager.create_many->>ORM bulk path: validate and persist one bounded batch
ORM bulk path->>Database: insert source and history rows atomically
ORM bulk path->>Side effects: publish row events and collect callbacks
Database-->>GeneralManager.create_many: commit or rollback batch
GeneralManager.create_many->>Side effects: flush search and notification work
GeneralManager.create_many-->>Caller: yield CreateManyBatchResult
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Bulk creation can enqueue stale GraphQL warm-ups, fail for valid model field names, and degrade badly with malformed search rules. These material issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@scripts/benchmark_create_many.py`:
- Line 382: Wrap the drop_test_models cleanup in a nested try/finally so
failures from drop_test_models do not prevent restoration of
GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes and execution of runner.teardown_databases().
Preserve the existing teardown order and cleanup behavior for successful model
deletion.
In `@src/general_manager/manager/general_manager.py`:
- Line 801: Update all three batch-error handlers around source iteration,
transaction work, and post-commit callbacks to catch Exception instead of
BaseException, while preserving their existing CreateManyError and
CreateManyPostCommitError wrapping for ordinary exceptions. Ensure
KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit, and GeneratorExit propagate through
transaction.atomic.
In `@tests/integration/test_create_many.py`:
- Line 32: Update the ProjectModel annotation in the test class from
ClassVar[type[object]] to ClassVar[type[models.Model]], matching the model type
used by OrmInterfaceBase and the acceptance test so self.ProjectModel.objects is
type-safe.
- Line 49: Remove both assignments to GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes in the test
setup paths, preserving the metaclass-managed registry so newly created managers
remain alongside earlier entries. Do not replace them with list extension or
other registry mutation; leave GeneralManagerTransactionTestCase.tearDownClass()
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| if created_models: | ||
| with connection.schema_editor() as editor: | ||
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Ensure later teardown always runs after model cleanup fails.
If drop_test_models() raises, this finally block exits before Lines 383-384 run. The script then leaves GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes modified and can leave the Django test database undeleted. Put model cleanup in a nested try so state restoration and runner.teardown_databases() always execute.
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- if created_models:
- with connection.schema_editor() as editor:
- drop_test_models(editor, reversed(created_models))
- GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes = manager_classes_before
- runner.teardown_databases(old_config)
+ try:
+ if created_models:
+ with connection.schema_editor() as editor:
+ drop_test_models(editor, reversed(created_models))
+ finally:
+ GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes = manager_classes_before
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In `@scripts/benchmark_create_many.py` at line 382, Wrap the drop_test_models
cleanup in a nested try/finally so failures from drop_test_models do not prevent
restoration of GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes and execution of
runner.teardown_databases(). Preserve the existing teardown order and cleanup
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Catch Exception in all three batch-error handlers.
The handlers around source iteration, transaction work, and post-commit callbacks wrap KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit, and GeneratorExit in CreateManyError or CreateManyPostCommitError. A caller that catches these errors can suppress process termination or generator cancellation. Let BaseException subclasses propagate through transaction.atomic.
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batch-error handlers around source iteration, transaction work, and post-commit
callbacks to catch Exception instead of BaseException, while preserving their
existing CreateManyError and CreateManyPostCommitError wrapping for ordinary
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Remove both GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes assignments. GeneralManagerMeta already appends each manager when its class is created. The assignments replace that process-global registry after the new managers are registered. GeneralManagerTransactionTestCase.tearDownClass() only removes the current class's managers; it does not restore discarded entries. Later registry consumers can therefore miss managers registered earlier in the process. Extending the list would duplicate these managers, so removing the assignments is the safe fix at both sites.
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In `@tests/integration/test_create_many.py` at line 49, Remove both assignments to
GeneralManagerMeta.all_classes in the test setup paths, preserving the
metaclass-managed registry so newly created managers remain alongside earlier
entries. Do not replace them with list extension or other registry mutation;
leave GeneralManagerTransactionTestCase.tearDownClass() behavior unchanged.
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In `@docs/api/core.md`:
- Line 61: Update the connect_batch_refresh_receiver documentation to explain
that on_commit=False invokes the callback inside the mutation transaction, while
on_commit=True defers it until a successful commit; direct users to enable
on_commit for notifications or other external side effects.
In `@scripts/benchmark_bulk_throughput_settings.py`:
- Line 25: Update the development dependency set to include django-redis and
channels-redis, ensuring the benchmark configuration using
django_redis.cache.RedisCache and its channel-layer backend can initialize with
requirements/development.txt.
In `@scripts/benchmark_bulk_throughput.py`:
- Around line 497-498: Sanitize the Redis URLs assigned to cache_redis_url and
channel_redis_url before writing the report, preserving only scheme, host, port,
and database or replacing user information with a redacted value. Ensure
arbitrary credentials in settings.BENCHMARK_REDIS_URL and
settings.BENCHMARK_CHANNEL_REDIS_URL never appear in generated JSON.
- Around line 490-492: The benchmark report fingerprint currently omits the
benchmark harness and settings module, allowing methodology changes to pass
append compatibility checks. Update the report metadata near
loaded_general_manager_sha256 and include hashes for both benchmark files in
environment_keys so _validate_append_compatibility compares them.
In `@src/general_manager/interface/capabilities/orm/bulk.py`:
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and creator_id from the kwargs passed to post_data_change.send in both
publish_bulk_created_rows and data_change, while preserving those fields in
model assignment data. Keep the explicit signal arguments intact and apply the
filtering only to the signal payload to prevent duplicate keyword errors.
In `@src/general_manager/manager/general_manager.py`:
- Around line 930-933: Update the call to enqueue_graphql_recipe_warmup within
the transaction.atomic block to register it with Django’s transaction.on_commit
using the same database_alias, ensuring warm-up runs only after a successful
outer commit and is discarded on rollback.
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it at the raise site in _CandidateOwner.source_for, while preserving the
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| `bulk_create_eligibility(ManagerClass)` returns a `BulkCreateEligibility` snapshot | ||
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| `BulkCreate` declarations and compatible validation, models, and receivers. | ||
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Document the transaction timing of on_commit.
State that on_commit=False invokes the callback inside the mutation transaction. Tell users to set on_commit=True for notifications or other external side effects. Otherwise, a callback can publish work for a transaction that later rolls back.
Based on learnings: “event dispatch/publish calls should occur after the database transaction commits successfully.”
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Add the benchmark backends to the development requirements. The documented benchmark uses requirements/development.txt, which includes base.txt but not requirements/production.txt. Therefore, its django_redis and channels_redis backends are unavailable when the benchmark initializes the cache and channel layer. Add django-redis and channels-redis to the development dependency set. django-redis is currently listed only in requirements/production.txt.
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Fingerprint the benchmark harness before appending reports.
_validate_append_compatibility checks the loaded package and selected workload settings, but not scripts/benchmark_bulk_throughput.py or scripts/benchmark_bulk_throughput_settings.py. A methodology change in either file can therefore leave all checked values unchanged and allow incompatible benchmark measurements in one report. This contaminates benchmark data only, so the issue is minor.
Add hashes for the benchmark script and settings module, and include them in environment_keys.
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In `@scripts/benchmark_bulk_throughput.py` around lines 490 - 492, The benchmark
report fingerprint currently omits the benchmark harness and settings module,
allowing methodology changes to pass append compatibility checks. Update the
report metadata near loaded_general_manager_sha256 and include hashes for both
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Redact credentials from Redis URLs in the report.
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In `@scripts/benchmark_bulk_throughput.py` around lines 497 - 498, Sanitize the
Redis URLs assigned to cache_redis_url and channel_redis_url before writing the
report, preserving only scheme, host, port, and database or replacing user
information with a redacted value. Ensure arbitrary credentials in
settings.BENCHMARK_REDIS_URL and settings.BENCHMARK_CHANNEL_REDIS_URL never
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| ignore_permission=ignore_permission, | ||
| change_context=change_context, | ||
| database_alias=database_alias, | ||
| **record, |
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Keep colliding model fields out of lifecycle signal kwargs.
Bulk eligibility accepts supported concrete fields named action, instance, identification, or creator_id. publish_bulk_created_rows then passes the record through **record to post_data_change.send, which already supplies those names explicitly. Python raises TypeError: send() got multiple values for keyword argument ....
The batch transaction rolls back the model and history inserts. The caller raises CreateManyError with failure_index=None and committed=False.
The canonical @data_change path has the same collision because it builds signal_kwargs from create() arguments and passes them alongside the explicit signal keywords. Rejecting bulk eligibility and falling back to canonical creation does not fix the problem.
Filter lifecycle names from the signal payload in both publish_bulk_created_rows and data_change. Do not remove them from the model assignment data, because that would discard valid field values.
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In `@src/general_manager/interface/capabilities/orm/bulk.py` at line 826, Filter
the lifecycle signal names action, instance, identification, and creator_id from
the kwargs passed to post_data_change.send in both publish_bulk_created_rows and
data_change, while preserving those fields in model assignment data. Keep the
explicit signal arguments intact and apply the filtering only to the signal
payload to prevent duplicate keyword errors.
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| try: | ||
| enqueue_graphql_recipe_warmup( | ||
| cache_keys | ||
| ) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Dispatch GraphQL warm-up only after commit.
enqueue_graphql_recipe_warmup immediately calls warm_up_graphql_recipes_task.delay(keys) and does not register an on_commit callback. The current call runs inside transaction.atomic(using=database_alias), so a worker can start before commit and read the last committed database state. If the batch later rolls back, the queued warm-up still runs for work that did not commit.
Register the callback on the same database alias. Django will discard it on rollback and run it after the outer transaction commits.
Proposed change
- try:
- enqueue_graphql_recipe_warmup(
- cache_keys
- )
- except Exception:
- logger.exception(
- "GraphQL warm-up requeue failed."
- )
+ def enqueue_after_commit(
+ keys: tuple[str, ...] = cache_keys,
+ ) -> None:
+ try:
+ enqueue_graphql_recipe_warmup(keys)
+ except Exception:
+ logger.exception(
+ "GraphQL warm-up requeue failed."
+ )
+
+ transaction.on_commit(
+ enqueue_after_commit,
+ using=database_alias,
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In `@src/general_manager/manager/general_manager.py` around lines 930 - 933,
Update the call to enqueue_graphql_recipe_warmup within the transaction.atomic
block to register it with Django’s transaction.on_commit using the same
database_alias, ensuring warm-up runs only after a successful outer commit and
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| return _source_class(rule.source) | ||
| source = self.sources[ordinal] | ||
| if isinstance(source, Exception): | ||
| raise source |
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Clear the stored traceback before replaying the exception.
CreateManyBatchContext.search_rule_index retains the same exception object until the batch ends. Each affected record reuses that candidate and raises the object through _CandidateOwner.source_for. _log_rule_failure then passes it as exc_info to logger.warning.
Each replay extends the traceback. Repeated logging can therefore require quadratic time and retain progressively more traceback frames during a large create_many batch. The fallback behavior remains unchanged.
- raise source
+ raise source.with_traceback(None)📝 Committable suggestion
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| raise source | |
| raise source.with_traceback(None) |
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In `@src/general_manager/search/invalidation.py` at line 85, Clear the exception’s
stored traceback immediately before replaying it at the raise site in
_CandidateOwner.source_for, while preserving the existing exception object and
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Large imports now have an opt-in SQL persistence path behind the existing lazy
create_many()API. Eligible managers validate batches, bulk-insert source and audit-history rows, and coalesce safe cache refreshes while preserving per-record permissions and workflow events. Managers with custom hooks or unsupported semantics retain canonical creation.Closes #497.
Behavior
bulk_create_eligibility()diagnostics andconnect_batch_refresh_receiver(). Applied cache refreshes support read-your-writes; external refreshes can wait for commit. History and workflow events remain per record, including atomic durable outbox writes.Verification
Performance evidence
Across five repeated timing configurations (100–5,000 imported rows, batch sizes 100/500/1,000, 100,000 existing rows), eligible SQL creation was 21.9–28.6× faster than repeated
create(). This exceeds the 3× target for the measured supported workload.Separate 1,000-row/500-batch diagnostics: 25,006 → 1,042 SQL statements, 56,034 → 103 Redis commands. Peak Python allocation increased from 1.74 MB repeated to 2.46 MB SQL, but decreased from 3.43 MB canonical batching. Every history row, permission check and workflow event remains asserted; refresh notifications coalesce at batch boundaries.
The harness extends notification retention for the 5,000-row case because it drains messages after the timed import. A failed default-expiry attempt was rejected, fixed, and excluded; all reported passes verify complete delivery. Raw reports record actual capacity/expiry and prevent incompatible metric appends.
The benchmark uses PostgreSQL and real Redis cache/Channels behavior, with shared foreign keys, uniqueness, local rules, history, actual permission checks, workflows, related search planning, and an application cache-generation receiver. Timings, cProfile, SQL/Redis counts, and peak Python allocations use separate passes; path order alternates and raw repetitions include source digests.
The measured workflow registry is in-memory; durable outbox correctness is tested separately. Search-server indexing and server memory are excluded. Permission user lookups and per-record observer work remain hotspots. Results describe this supported workload, not a universal throughput guarantee. See
docs/howto/benchmark_bulk_imports.mdand its raw JSON artifacts for reproduction and limits.Work began with a specification and implementation plan, followed by delegated implementation, independent acceptance coverage, and final review. Ignored working spec/plan files are not committed.
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create_manyfor lazy, bounded batch creation with per-batch atomicity and progress results.