Code-review follow-ups on the same-page drill-in fix (3f1c0e5):
- Wrap HandleLocationChanged's body in InvokeAsync — LocationChanged can
fire off the renderer's synchronization context.
- Document that a paramless /audit/log navigation intentionally preserves
the last applied filter (drill-ins always carry query params).
The drilldown drawer's 'View this/parent execution' actions call
NavigationManager.NavigateTo('/audit/log?executionId=...') while the
user is already on the routed AuditLogPage. Blazor treats this as a
same-component navigation, so OnInitialized does not re-run and
ApplyQueryStringFilters() (which was wired only to OnInitialized) never
re-parsed the new query string: _currentFilter stayed stale and the
results grid never reloaded to the drill-in target.
AuditLogPage now subscribes to NavigationManager.LocationChanged,
re-applies the query-string filters on every location change (closing
the drawer and calling StateHasChanged), and unsubscribes via
IDisposable. The 'View parent execution' drill-in now genuinely lands
on /audit/log?executionId={parentId} with the grid reloaded.
Also corrects the Playwright test wait: a same-page query-string Blazor
navigation pushes history.pushState over the SignalR circuit rather
than triggering a document load, so WaitForLoadState(NetworkIdle)
returned before the URL settled. Switched to WaitForURLAsync, the
correct primitive for SPA/pushState navigations.
- AddColumnIfMissing is now shared by ExecutionId and ParentExecutionId;
drop the ExecutionId-specific tag.
- AuditLogRepository.GetExecutionTreeAsync doc no longer hardcodes the
MAXRECURSION literal; reference the ExecutionChainMaxDepth const instead.
The headline ParentExecutionIdCorrelationTests intermittently failed under
full-suite parallel load, seeing 6 of 7 routed-run rows (NotifySend missing).
Root cause: WaitForSiteRowsPersistedAsync checked only a row *count*, which a
partial snapshot could satisfy before the last-emitted NotifySend row settled,
letting the SiteAuditTelemetryActor drain a partial batch. Fix is test-only:
wait on the specific audit Kinds (guaranteeing NotifySend is durably in SQLite
before the assertion) and widen the assertion ceiling 30s -> 90s for drain
headroom under load. Also drops leftover // DIAG sampler debug scaffolding.
The store-and-forward retry loop emits the per-attempt and terminal cached
audit rows (ApiCallCached/DbWriteCached Attempted, CachedResolve) via
CachedCallLifecycleBridge from a CachedCallAttemptContext, not from the
script context. The ExecutionId rollout (Task 4) already threaded ExecutionId
and SourceScript through this path; ParentExecutionId — the spawning
inbound-API request's ExecutionId — was not, so those retry-loop rows had
ParentExecutionId = null even for an inbound-API-routed run.
Thread it additively as a sibling at every carry point ExecutionId passes
through:
- StoreAndForwardMessage gains ParentExecutionId (Guid?).
- StoreAndForwardStorage adds a nullable parent_execution_id column via the
same idempotent PRAGMA-probed ALTER TABLE migration; rows persisted by an
older build read back null (back-compat). The defensive Guid.TryParse read
helper (ParseExecutionId) is renamed ParseGuidColumn and reused for both
columns so a corrupt value cannot abort the retry sweep.
- StoreAndForwardService.EnqueueAsync gains an optional parentExecutionId
param, stamped onto the buffered message and surfaced on the
CachedCallAttemptContext built in the retry loop.
- CachedCallAttemptContext gains ParentExecutionId.
- CachedCallLifecycleBridge.BuildPacket sets AuditEvent.ParentExecutionId
from the context, beside the existing ExecutionId.
- IExternalSystemClient.CachedCallAsync / IDatabaseGateway.CachedWriteAsync
gain an optional parentExecutionId param; ScriptRuntimeContext's CachedCall
/ CachedWrite helpers pass _parentExecutionId.
All threading is additive — ParentExecutionId is Guid? everywhere, null for
non-routed runs, and old buffered S&F rows still deserialize with the new
field null.
Adds a dedicated ExecutionId column to the Audit Log — one universal per-run
correlation value stamped on every audit row (sync ApiCall/DbWrite, the cached
call lifecycle incl. the S&F retry-loop path, NotifySend, central NotifyDeliver,
inbound). CorrelationId keeps its per-operation lifecycle meaning. Additive
schema (AuditLog.ExecutionId, Notifications.OriginExecutionId); UI column +
filter + drill-in; CLI + ManagementService filter.
The store-and-forward retry loop emits the per-attempt and terminal cached
audit rows (ApiCallCached/DbWriteCached Attempted, CachedResolve) via
CachedCallLifecycleBridge from a CachedCallAttemptContext, not from the
script context. ExecutionId (and SourceScript) were not threaded through the
S&F buffer, so those rows had ExecutionId = null and SourceScript = null.
Thread both, additively, from the cached-call enqueue path:
- StoreAndForwardMessage gains ExecutionId (Guid?) / SourceScript (string?).
- StoreAndForwardStorage adds nullable execution_id / source_script columns
via an idempotent PRAGMA-probed ALTER TABLE migration; rows persisted by
an older build read back null (back-compat).
- StoreAndForwardService.EnqueueAsync gains optional executionId /
sourceScript params, stamped onto the buffered message and surfaced on the
CachedCallAttemptContext built in the retry loop.
- CachedCallAttemptContext gains ExecutionId / SourceScript.
- CachedCallLifecycleBridge.BuildPacket sets AuditEvent.ExecutionId and
AuditEvent.SourceScript from the context (replacing the hard-coded
SourceScript = null and its now-stale comment).
- IExternalSystemClient.CachedCallAsync / IDatabaseGateway.CachedWriteAsync
gain optional executionId / sourceScript params; ScriptRuntimeContext's
CachedCall / CachedWrite helpers pass _executionId / _sourceScript.
Script-side cached rows (CachedSubmit, immediate Attempted+Resolve) are
unchanged. All threading is additive — old buffered S&F rows still
deserialize and process with the new fields null.
Move the per-script-execution Guid on ScriptRuntimeContext from
_auditCorrelationId to _executionId, and stamp it into the dedicated
AuditEvent.ExecutionId column on every script-side audit row:
- Sync ApiCall / DbWrite: ExecutionId set; CorrelationId reverts to
null (a sync one-shot call has no operation lifecycle).
- Cached-call script-side rows (CachedSubmit, immediate-completion
ApiCallCached + CachedResolve) and NotifySend: ExecutionId set;
CorrelationId unchanged (per-operation TrackedOperationId /
NotificationId).
Renames the threaded ctor param/field across ExternalSystemHelper,
DatabaseHelper, AuditingDbConnection and AuditingDbCommand, and threads
the id through NotifyHelper/NotifyTarget. The S&F retry-loop cached rows
(CachedCallLifecycleBridge) are out of scope here.
Every script execution gets an audit correlation id (generated for tag/timer
runs, request-local for inbound); it is stamped as CorrelationId on the sync
ApiCall and DbWrite audit rows so all sync trust-boundary rows from one run
correlate. Shared scripts inherit it. Cached calls / notifications keep their
existing CorrelationId. No schema change.
Outbound API audit rows now carry the request arguments and response body
(sync ApiCall + cached immediate-completion path); the emitter previously
hard-coded both summary fields to null.
The outbound ApiCall emitter hard-coded RequestSummary/ResponseSummary to null,
so audited API calls carried no inputs/outputs — contrary to the Audit Log
payload-capture spec. Thread the call arguments into the sync ApiCall emitter
and the cached immediate-completion path (CachedSubmit / ApiCallCached /
CachedResolve), and stamp the response body from ExternalCallResult.ResponseJson.
The writer's payload filter still applies the size cap + redaction downstream.
The S&F retry-loop cached rows are unchanged — request data is not threaded
through the store-and-forward buffer (same boundary as SourceScript).
The Audit Log Channel filter becomes a single-select — Kind narrows to the
chosen channel, so multi-channel selection is incoherent. Kind, Status and Site
stay multi-select.
Channel narrows the Kind options to the chosen channel, so filtering by more
than one channel at a time is incoherent. Replace the Channel multi-select
dropdown with a native single-select (matching the Time range control); Kind,
Status and Site stay multi-select. The query filter contract is unchanged —
Channels just carries 0 or 1 value.
Stamp the audit Actor column on outbound rows (calling script identity) and
central-dispatch rows (system identity); the original emission code left it
null on every channel except Inbound API.
