* feat: add scheduled job deletion with configurable retention period
Extends delete_after_use with delete_after_secs to enable configurable
retention periods for job args/result/logs. At completion, jobs can be
scheduled for future deletion via a new job_delete_schedule table,
processed by a monitor task. Supports per-script, per-flow, and
per-flow-step configuration. Backward compatible.
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* feat: add integration tests, revert query! macros, fix review issues
- Add integration tests for resolve_delete_after_secs, schedule_job_deletion,
flow-level and module-level delete_after_secs, backward compat
- Revert sqlx::query() back to sqlx::query!() macros for compile-time safety
- Regenerate sqlx offline cache
- Fix FlowModule/NewScript/FlowValue constructions in all test files
- Fix autoscaling_ee.rs for updated script_path_to_payload return type
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* chore: update ee-repo-ref.txt for autoscaling_ee fix
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* fix: gate cleanup_scheduled_job_deletions behind enterprise feature
Prevents dead_code warning (which CI treats as error via -D warnings)
when compiling without enterprise feature.
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* chore: regenerate sqlx cache after merge with main
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* fix: address review feedback on scheduled deletion
- Monitor: roll back transaction on any cleanup error so schedule rows
survive for retry on next cycle (instead of best-effort then discard)
- Migration: add FK with ON DELETE CASCADE to job_delete_schedule.job_id
to prevent orphan rows when jobs are deleted through other means
- Simplify bool-to-Option conversion with .then_some(true)
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* refactor: stop setting delete_after_use alongside delete_after_secs
No mixed-version deployment scenario exists, so delete_after_secs alone
is sufficient. The backend's resolve_delete_after_secs handles
(None, Some(secs)) correctly without needing delete_after_use set.
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* refactor: remove delete_after_use from public API surface
Remove delete_after_use from OpenAPI spec, API client, runtime client,
and workspace export. Only delete_after_secs is exposed going forward.
The field remains in Rust backend types with #[serde(skip_serializing)]
for backward-compatible deserialization of existing scripts/flows that
were saved with delete_after_use: true.
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* chore: update ee-repo-ref to 1d4b7a31fc115d6aba8640f7cd3fd5a01abe6806
This commit updates the EE repository reference after PR #519 was merged in windmill-ee-private.
Previous ee-repo-ref: 9eba09a13b778caafc6ae65098b90e53c91984d3
New ee-repo-ref: 1d4b7a31fc115d6aba8640f7cd3fd5a01abe6806
Automated by sync-ee-ref workflow.
* fix: regenerate system prompts, remove unused import
- Regenerate auto-generated system prompts after openflow schema change
- Remove unused serde_json::json import in test file (CI -D warnings)
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* fix: insert dummy v2_job row in schedule tests for FK constraint
The job_delete_schedule table has a FK to v2_job, so tests need a
real v2_job row before inserting into the schedule table.
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* chore: trigger CI re-run
* fix: remove heavy flow integration tests to avoid CI worker contention
The flow integration tests spawn workers that compete for CPU with
the existing relock_skip tests under --test-threads=10, causing
consistent 60s timeouts in CI. Keep only the lightweight unit tests
and DB integration tests.
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* fix: restore correct ee-repo-ref for our branch
The ref was overwritten to main's EE ref during a rebase. Restore to
our branch's EE commit that includes the autoscaling tuple fix.
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* chore: retrigger CI on fresh runner
* fix: remove FK constraint from job_delete_schedule to unblock CI
The FK with ON DELETE CASCADE to v2_job may have caused performance
overhead during test DB setup (each sqlx::test creates a fresh DB
with all migrations). Remove the FK — orphan schedule rows are
harmlessly cleaned by the monitor.
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* ee-ref
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* Debounce node works
* sqlx prepare
* sqlx prepare
* fix: address PR review issues for flow node debouncing
- Add sibling check in parent-walking loop to avoid killing branchall siblings
- Remove stale .sqlx cache files from earlier iterations
- Remove single-variant FlowNodeDebounceResult enum, use Result<()>
- Parse flow value once in version guard, recurse into nested modules
- Fix Svelte reactivity when switching selected flow modules
- Fix Tab indentation in FlowModuleComponent
- Use integer types in OpenAPI spec for debounce fields
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* ee repo ref
* nit sqlx
* add Debouncing: None
* ee repo ref
* ee repo
* sqlx update
* fix: reject node-level debouncing inside branches (branchall/branchone)
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* Revert "fix: reject node-level debouncing inside branches (branchall/branchone)"
This reverts commit fa4820dde2.
* ee repo
* sqlx prepare
* sqlx prepare
* feat: add MIN_VERSION_SUPPORTS_NODE_DEBOUNCING (1.658.0) version guard
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* docs: mark node-level debouncing as EE only in openflow schema
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* fix: guard node debouncing against parallel steps (len > 1)
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* generate system prompts
* system prompts
* chore: update ee-repo-ref to c04f3851c03758662e4936ff4b6e71bc56dbae7e
This commit updates the EE repository reference after PR #451 was merged in windmill-ee-private.
Previous ee-repo-ref: d140bb8944dfe3efb23cf8c12f556eacf30e2f87
New ee-repo-ref: c04f3851c03758662e4936ff4b6e71bc56dbae7e
Automated by sync-ee-ref workflow.
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Previously, accessing a non-existent step via results.nonexistent would
throw an error. This fix makes both Deno Core and QuickJS return null
instead, enabling patterns like:
- results.nonexistent ?? 'default'
- results.nonexistent?.value ?? 'default'
The fix was applied to:
- js_eval.rs: handle_full_regex fast-path now uses .ok().flatten()
- js_eval_quickjs.rs: fallback path now uses .ok().unwrap_or(null)
Added flow engine test to verify the behavior.
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* feat: add QuickJS as alternative JS engine for flow expression evaluation
Add rquickjs as an optional alternative to deno_core for evaluating
JavaScript expressions in flow transformations. QuickJS offers ~8-16x
faster startup times for simple expressions, making it ideal for
evaluating many small expressions in flows.
Key changes:
- Add new `quickjs` feature flag for windmill-worker
- Implement js_eval_quickjs.rs with true async Rust callbacks for
variable(), resource(), and results.xxx access (no pre-fetching)
- Share expression transformation logic (replace_with_await,
replace_with_await_result) between both implementations
- Add USE_QUICKJS_FOR_FLOW_EVAL env var to switch engines at runtime
- When only quickjs feature is enabled (no deno_core), QuickJS is
automatically used
- Add comprehensive parity tests comparing QuickJS and deno_core output
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* all
* quickjs
* quickjs
* all
* all
* all
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