fix(bitbucket): stop the startup sweep from flooding Bitbucket with 429s#23889

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GitHub fork: issue-watch/23885

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packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts:699 · 🟠 **High** `server/BitbucketApi.ts:699` User-initiated Bitbucket PR checks and checkouts fail with
packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts:694–701 ·  **🩺 Stability & Availability** | **🟡 Minor** | **⚡ Quick win*

Selected thread: packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts:699 — 🟠 **High** `server/BitbucketApi.ts:699` User-initiated Bitbucket PR checks and checkouts fail with a paused error after a 429, even when Bitbucket could accept the requests. `GitManager.preparePullRequestThread` reaches GET-based provider methods without `SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive`, so this check treats them as background reads; mark those user-action paths interactive. <details> <summary>🤖 Copy this <strong>AI Prompt</strong> to have your agent fix this:</summary> ```text In file @packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts around line 699: User-initiated Bitbucket PR checks and checkouts fail with a paused error after a 429, even when Bitbucket could accept the requests. `GitManager.preparePullRequestThread` reaches GET-based provider methods without `SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive`, so this check treats them as background reads; mark those user-action paths interactive. ``` </details>

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packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts · Earlier revision edb62bc5 · right 699

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@@ -673,6 +685,33 @@ export const make = Effect.gen(function* () {
       ),
     );
 
+  /**
+   * Every request waits for one of the shared slots, then honors the pause a 429 starts for the
+   * whole host. Each queued lookup would otherwise spend its own 429 and keep the quota exhausted.
+   * Background reads fail at once while paused; a write or an interactive read has a user waiting
+   * on it, so it still goes out.
+   */
+  const throttled = Effect.fn("BitbucketApi.throttled")(
+    function* <A, R>(method: string, effect: Effect.Effect<A, BitbucketApiError, R>) {
+      const interactive = yield* SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive;
+      const lease = yield* limits.check(
+        rateLimitKey,
+        interactive || method !== "GET" ? { allowPaused: true } : undefined,

macroscopeappBot3d ago

🟠 High server/BitbucketApi.ts:699

User-initiated Bitbucket PR checks and checkouts fail with a paused error after a 429, even when Bitbucket could accept the requests. GitManager.preparePullRequestThread reaches GET-based provider methods without SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive, so this check treats them as background reads; mark those user-action paths interactive.

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1	In file @packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts around line 699:
2
3	User-initiated Bitbucket PR checks and checkouts fail with a paused error after a 429, even when Bitbucket could accept the requests. `GitManager.preparePullRequestThread` reaches GET-based provider methods without `SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive`, so this check treats them as background reads; mark those user-action paths interactive.

shivam3d ago

Fixed in cc1a0279cc. resolvePullRequest, preparePullRequestThread and runStackedAction are only reached from user requests, so GitManager now runs them with SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive, and their Bitbucket reads go through a background pause. New test in GitManager.test.ts checks the provider sees the lookup as interactive; it fails without the change.

packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts · Earlier revision edb62bc5 · right 694–701

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@@ -673,6 +685,33 @@ export const make = Effect.gen(function* () {
       ),
     );
 
+  /**
+   * Every request waits for one of the shared slots, then honors the pause a 429 starts for the
+   * whole host. Each queued lookup would otherwise spend its own 429 and keep the quota exhausted.
+   * Background reads fail at once while paused; a write or an interactive read has a user waiting
+   * on it, so it still goes out.
+   */
+  const throttled = Effect.fn("BitbucketApi.throttled")(
+    function* <A, R>(method: string, effect: Effect.Effect<A, BitbucketApiError, R>) {
+      const interactive = yield* SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive;
+      const lease = yield* limits.check(
+        rateLimitKey,
+        interactive || method !== "GET" ? { allowPaused: true } : undefined,
+      );
+      return yield* effect.pipe(

packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts · right 694–701

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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7	rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e '.detail(' -e '.activity(' -e 'getChangeRequestActivity' apps packages \| head -160
8	printf '%s\n' '--- Bitbucket provider methods and API readPage ---'
9	nl -ba packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketPullRequestProvider.ts \| sed -n '150,245p'
10	nl -ba packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketPullRequestApi.ts \| sed -n '380,450p'
11	printf '%s\n' '--- startup sweep candidates ---'
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6	printf '%s\n' '--- websocket pull-request routes ---'
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Propagate interactivity through the pull-request detail action.

Opening the detail panel starts the pullRequests.activity(input) WebSocket request. withRateLimitBackoff marks getChangeRequestActivity as background, so its protect(...) check rejects the request while the host is paused.

The comments GET is not reached because protect(...) fails before the provider effect runs. The user-facing read still fails during a pause. Do not mark getChangeRequestActivity interactive for every caller because PullRequestWatchReactor.readGroup uses the same service methods from a background path.

Propagate an action-only interactive context from the detail and activity WebSocket routes. Keep the watcher and startup reads background-marked.

Suggested fix

diff

1	diff --git a/apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.ts b/apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.ts
2	@@
3	const protect = <A>(
4	operation: string,
5	effect: Effect.Effect<A, PullRequestProviderError>,
6	- allowPaused: boolean,
7	- ) =>
8	- limits.check(key, allowPaused ? { allowPaused: true } : undefined).pipe(
9	- Effect.mapError(
10	- (error) =>
11	- new PullRequestProviderError({
12	- provider: api.kind,
13	- operation,
14	- reason: "rate-limited",
15	- detail: error.detail,
16	- retryAt: error.retryAt,
17	- cause: error,
18	- }),
19	- ),
20	- Effect.flatMap((lease) =>
21	- effect.pipe(
22	- Effect.provideService(SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive, allowPaused),
23	- Effect.tap(() => limits.recordSuccess({ ...key, lease })),
24	- Effect.tapError((error) =>
25	- error.reason === "rate-limited"
26	- ? limits.recordRateLimit({
27	- ...key,
28	- lease,
29	- ...(error.retryAt === undefined ? {} : { retryAt: error.retryAt }),
30	- })
31	- : Effect.void,
32	- ),
33	- ),
34	- ),
35	- );
36	+ operationAllowsPause: boolean,
37	+ ) =>
38	+ Effect.gen(function* () {
39	+ const inheritedInteractive = yield* SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive;
40	+ const allowPaused = operationAllowsPause \|\| inheritedInteractive;
41	+ return yield* limits.check(
42	+ key,
43	+ allowPaused ? { allowPaused: true } : undefined,
44	+ ).pipe(
45	+ Effect.mapError(
46	+ (error) =>
47	+ new PullRequestProviderError({
48	+ provider: api.kind,
49	+ operation,
50	+ reason: "rate-limited",
51	+ detail: error.detail,
52	+ retryAt: error.retryAt,
53	+ cause: error,
54	+ }),
55	+ ),
56	+ Effect.flatMap((lease) =>
57	+ effect.pipe(
58	+ Effect.provideService(SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive, allowPaused),
59	+ Effect.tap(() => limits.recordSuccess({ ...key, lease })),
60	+ Effect.tapError((error) =>
61	+ error.reason === "rate-limited"
62	+ ? limits.recordRateLimit({
63	+ ...key,
64	+ lease,
65	+ ...(error.retryAt === undefined ? {} : { retryAt: error.retryAt }),
66	+ })
67	+ : Effect.void,
68	+ ),
69	+ ),
70	+ ),
71	+ );
72	+ });
73	diff --git a/apps/server/src/ws.ts b/apps/server/src/ws.ts
74	@@
75	[WS_METHODS.pullRequestsDetail]: (input) =>
76	- withPullRequestViewer(input, pullRequests.detail(input)),
77	+ withPullRequestViewer(input, pullRequests.detail(input)).pipe(
78	+ Effect.provideService(SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive, true),
79	+ ),
80	@@
81	[WS_METHODS.pullRequestsActivity]: (input) =>
82	- withPullRequestViewer(input, pullRequests.activity(input)),
83	+ withPullRequestViewer(input, pullRequests.activity(input)).pipe(
84	+ Effect.provideService(SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive, true),
85	+ ),

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3	only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
4	minimal, and validate.
5
6	Review comment at @packages/source-control-bitbucket/src/server/BitbucketApi.ts
7	around lines 694 - 701:
8	Propagate SourceControlRateLimit.Interactive=true only from the pull-request
9	detail and activity WebSocket actions, and update the pull-request provider’s
10	protect flow to honor inherited interactivity when checking paused limits and
11	running the effect. Keep getChangeRequestActivity and shared provider methods
12	background by default so PullRequestWatchReactor.readGroup and startup reads
13	remain background-marked.
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shivam3d ago

Not changing this here. PullRequestService already treats getChangeRequestActivity (and the other panel reads) as background for every provider: the same refusal happens during a GitHub pause on main. The client also re-reads these on focus, on visibility changes and on a timer, so marking the detail and activity routes interactive would let that polling skip the pause, the kind of quota drain this PR fixes. On main, the same request during an exhausted quota gets a 429 from Bitbucket anyway. Whether opening the panel should count as a user action is a PullRequestService design question for its own change.

coderabbitaiBot3d ago

@shivamhwp Agreed. My suggestion did not distinguish explicit panel opens from automatic refreshes. Marking both routes interactive would let those refreshes bypass the pause and undermine this PR’s goal.

I withdraw this finding. Keep the existing background behavior here. Any distinction between explicit panel opens and automatic refreshes belongs in a separate PullRequestService change.

Would you like a follow-up issue for that design question?

✅ Review thread resolved.

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