refactor(background-tasks): drop the transitional shape, move hooks onto handlers - #5712
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Last of six. Every definition carries a handler now, so the compat path and the
scaffolding around it come out.
Deleted:
- the `typeof definition.run === "function"` branch in GetTaskDefinitionUseCase
- TaskDefinitionNotRunnableError, which only existed to catch a definition
supplying neither shape mid-migration
- `Partial<ITaskHandler>` and the optional `run` on ITaskDefinition, which is
now `ITaskMetadata & { handler }` with handler required
Hooks live on handlers only, which is the decision that drove the rest. A hook
needs dependencies, and dependencies on a definition are exactly what makes
looking one up by id expensive. `toRunnable` takes hooks from the handler and
the chaining goes with them, along with the Logger the chaining guard needed.
SelfCleaningTaskDecorator splits to follow. Its databaseLogs override is
metadata and stays a TaskDefinition decorator; the cleanup hooks become
SelfCleaningTaskHandlerDecorator, registered against TaskHandler and reading
selfCleanup from `params.definition` rather than capturing it at construction.
One instance therefore serves whichever handler is resolved, which is what the
definition-in-params work (#5699) made possible.
RunnableTaskDecorator loses all of its run and hook forwarding. What is left is
three defaults and the camelCase check, which was always its actual job. Its
unused getTask() goes too.
The eleven selfCleanup integration tests passing is the end-to-end proof that a
decorator registered against TaskHandler is applied by resolveImplementation.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesTask definitions now require handler constructors. A new runnable-definition use case resolves handlers lazily. Metadata defaults and self-cleanup moved to separate decorators. Runner, CRUD, feature wiring, and tests now use handler-based execution. Task definition contract and metadata
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TaskRunner->>GetRunnableTaskDefinitionUseCase: request task by ID
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TaskHandlerResolver-->>GetRunnableTaskDefinitionUseCase: return handler
GetRunnableTaskDefinitionUseCase-->>TaskRunner: return runnable task
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…corates, inline toRunnable Two review comments. There are two self-cleaning decorators now, so SelfCleaningTaskDecorator beside SelfCleaningTaskHandlerDecorator said nothing about which half it wraps. Renamed to SelfCleaningTaskDefinitionDecorator, so the pair reads as the pair it is. toRunnable earned its own function when it had to chain hooks from both halves. Without that it is fifteen lines of property copying with one caller, and the generic parameters existed only to thread types through the indirection. Inlined. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… does It stopped making anything runnable when hooks moved onto handlers. What is left is three defaults and a camelCase id check, so it is TaskDefinitionDefaultsDecorator. That also lines the two definition decorators up by what they decorate: TaskDefinitionDefaultsDecorator and SelfCleaningTaskDefinitionDecorator, beside SelfCleaningTaskHandlerDecorator on the other half. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the defaults decorator SelfCleaningTaskDefinitionDecorator existed for one line: force databaseLogs off when a task cleans itself up. The other fifty were pass-through getters, and both decorators computed databaseLogs, which is the actual smell. TaskDefinitionDefaultsDecorator already owns that property, so the rule moves there and the decorator goes. Behaviour is identical: the chained getters resolved to 'if cleaning up, false; otherwise the task's value or false', which is now what the single getter says. Two decorators left, one per half: TaskDefinitionDefaultsDecorator on the metadata, SelfCleaningTaskHandlerDecorator on the behaviour. Tests split to match, and the defaults decorator gains the coverage it never had (the three defaults, and the camelCase id check). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 59-61: Update the maxIterations defaulting in
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Preserve an explicit zero maxIterations value. TaskDefinition permits maxIterations: number, and TaskManager uses it as the iteration limit. The || 50 expression changes 0 to 50. The runner still executes the initial pending invocation, but it then permits up to 50 iterations instead of stopping on the next invocation when the limit is 0. Use nullish defaulting, such as this.decoratee.maxIterations ?? DEFAULT_MAX_ITERATIONS.
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`@packages/background-tasks/src/api/decorators/TaskDefinitionDefaultsDecorator.ts`
around lines 59 - 61, Update the maxIterations defaulting in
TaskDefinitionDefaultsDecorator to use nullish fallback via the existing
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GetTaskDefinitionUseCase returns TaskDefinition.Runnable, not a definition. That was loosely true before the split, when a definition WAS the runnable: one object with metadata and run() on it. It is precisely wrong now that they are different types, and this PR is what made them different. Renamed to GetRunnableTaskDefinitionUseCase, matching IRunnableTaskDefinition, which is the type it hands back. Folder, file, abstraction, DI token and feature name follow. The UseCaseImpl suffix stays: it is what all eight sibling use cases in this package use. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI caught what my sweep missed. Every pass I ran globbed packages/*, and these two live in extensions/: TS2420: Class 'SelfCleaningTaskImpl' incorrectly implements ITaskDefinition TS2322: typeof SelfCleaningTaskImpl is not assignable to Constructor<ITaskDefinition> TS2322: Abstraction<IListModelsUseCase> is not assignable to [Abstraction, MultipleTrue & OptionalTrue] TS2322: Abstraction<IListLatestEntriesUseCase> is not assignable to ... The last two are the definitions still declaring dependencies their constructors no longer take. These matter more than their size suggests: they are the examples a project copies, so they teach whichever shape they use. Also renames SendEmailTask's class, which was a copy-pasted SelfCleaningTaskImpl, and updates ai-context/core-features-reference.md, which still described a task as one class with run() on it. Verified by reproducing the CI job locally: with these files stashed, all four errors come back; with them, none do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Last of six. Every definition carries a handler now, so the transitional scaffolding comes out.
Net 196 lines deleted.
What's gone
typeof definition.run === "function"branch inGetTaskDefinitionUseCaseTaskDefinitionNotRunnableError, which only existed to catch a definition supplying neither shape mid-migrationPartial<ITaskHandler>and the optionalrun, so the contract is finally what it was always meant to be:Hooks on handlers only
This is the decision that drove the rest, and it was yours: a hook needs dependencies, and dependencies on a definition are exactly what makes looking one up by id expensive. Leaving hooks available on definitions keeps the door open to reintroducing the thing this whole series removed.
So
toRunnabletakes hooks from the handler, the chaining goes, and with it theLoggerthat only existed to guard the chained call.SelfCleaningTaskDecorator splits
Its
databaseLogsoverride is metadata and stays aTaskDefinitiondecorator. The cleanup hooks becomeSelfCleaningTaskHandlerDecorator, registered againstTaskHandler:It reads
selfCleanupfromparams.definitionper call rather than capturing it at construction, so one instance serves whichever handler is resolved. That's only possible because of the definition-in-params work in #5699, and it's why the question I raised back in #5684 no longer needed either of the answers I proposed there.RunnableTaskDecorator shrinks to its actual job
It loses all its
runand hook forwarding. What remains is three defaults and the camelCase id check, which is what it was always for. Its unusedgetTask()goes too.The proof that matters
The eleven
selfCleanupintegration tests pass with cleanup living in aTaskHandlerdecorator. That's end-to-end confirmation that a decorator registered againstTaskHandleris applied byresolveImplementation, which until now I'd only verified with a standalone probe.Also
crud.tasks.ts's validation params tookPick<TaskDefinition.Interface, "createInputValidation">. That member lives on the handler now, so it takesPick<TaskDefinition.Runnable, ...>, which is whatgetDefinitionreturns anyway.The two remaining legacy-shape test files are migrated:
taskTenant.test.ts, deliberately held back as the last compat coverage, andtaskDefinitionInParams.test.tsfrom #5699.ITaskDefinitionInfostays an alias ofITaskMetadata. It's the name the three param types use and it shipped, so renaming buys nothing.Verification
adio,oxlint,oxfmt --checkcleangrepforNotRunnable,Partial<ITaskHandler>andtypeof definition.runreturns nothingThe series
Finding a task by id used to build all 24 definitions and everything they inject. It now builds 24 dependency-free metadata objects and exactly one handler.
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