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Fix images being skipped during fetch #102
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Created detailed specification document analyzing the root cause of image download failures due to Notion's 1-hour URL expiration policy. Key findings: - URLs are generated during pageToMarkdown() but downloaded much later - Processing delays can exceed 1-hour expiration window - Affects large page batches and image-heavy pages Proposed solution: - Phase 1: Download images immediately after URL generation - Phase 2: Add URL refresh on expiry detection - Phase 3: Add monitoring and metrics Includes testing strategy, rollout plan, and risk assessment. Related to #94
Revised the specification to reflect a simpler solution: - Phase 1: Reorder operations in processSinglePage() to process images immediately after markdown conversion, before emoji/callout processing - No new functions needed, just moving existing code - Reduces time gap from 3-7 seconds to < 1 second per page Updated Phase 2 to focus on detection/logging rather than complex URL refresh logic, which can be added later if needed. Changes: - Clarified exact code locations and line numbers - Added specific code change examples - Simplified implementation complexity - Reduced risk assessment Related to #94
Implemented two-phase fix for Issue #94: **Phase 1: Reorder image processing (CRITICAL FIX)** - Moved image download to immediately after markdown conversion - Images now process before emoji and callout processing - Reduces time gap from 3-7 seconds to <1 second per page - In generateBlocks.ts:processSinglePage(), moved processAndReplaceImages() from line 320 to line 287 (right after toMarkdownString()) **Phase 2: Expired URL detection and logging** - Added isExpiredUrlError() helper to detect 403 expired signatures - Enhanced error logging to identify expired URLs specifically - Detects AWS S3 "SignatureDoesNotMatch" and other expiration errors - Provides clear diagnostic message when URLs expire **Testing** - Added comprehensive test suite: imageUrlExpiration.test.ts - Added expired URL detection tests: expiredUrlDetection.test.ts - All existing tests pass (downloadImage.test.ts: 9/9) - Expired URL detection tests pass (17/17) **Impact** - Notion image URLs expire after 1 hour - Previous flow: fetch → emoji → callouts → images (3-7s delay) - New flow: fetch → images → emoji → callouts (<1s delay) - With 50 pages at 5 concurrent, saves ~30-70 seconds of cumulative delay - Prevents URLs from expiring during batch processing Fixes #94 See IMAGE_URL_EXPIRATION_SPEC.md for full technical specification
Implemented all suggested improvements from code review: **1. Test Robustness (Timing Assertions)** - Added comments to timing-based test assertions noting potential CI flakiness - Documented generous timeouts (30s, 10min) that account for CI overhead - Tests: imageUrlExpiration.test.ts (lines 302-309, 424-428, 467-471) **2. Documentation: Phase 3 Status** - Clearly marked Phase 3 as "OPTIONAL/FUTURE WORK" in spec - Added status section: "NOT IMPLEMENTED - Future enhancement" - Documented when Phase 3 should be implemented (only if Phase 1/2 insufficient) - Made it clear Phases 1 & 2 solve Issue #94 - Spec: IMAGE_URL_EXPIRATION_SPEC.md (lines 334-355) **3. Type Safety Improvement** - Changed isExpiredUrlError parameter from `any` to `unknown` - Added ErrorWithResponse interface for proper type checking - Added type guard: checks error is object before casting - Better type safety while maintaining flexibility - File: imageProcessing.ts (lines 29-46) **4. Edge Case Test: Callouts with Images** - Added test for callouts containing images after reordering - Verifies both image download and callout transformation work correctly - Ensures images are processed before callouts (order dependency) - Test: imageUrlExpiration.test.ts (lines 530-556) **Test Results:** ✅ All 17 expired URL detection tests pass ✅ All 9 download image tests pass ✅ New edge case test passes ✅ No new type errors introduced **Risk Assessment:** - Low risk: improvements don't change logic, only add clarity/safety - All existing tests continue to pass - Type safety improvement prevents potential runtime errors - Documentation improvements prevent future confusion Related to code review feedback on PR for Issue #94
Fixed a test bug where urlGenerationTime was initialized to 0, causing the timing assertion to compare against 0 instead of the actual URL generation timestamp. This resulted in comparing the full timestamp (~1.7 billion milliseconds) against the 30-second threshold. **Root Cause:** - urlGenerationTime = 0 - downloadTime = Date.now() (e.g., 1764260475398) - timeSinceGeneration = 1764260475398 - 0 = 1764260475398 (HUGE!) - expect(1764260475398).toBeLessThan(30000) → FAIL **Fix:** Initialize urlGenerationTime to Date.now() at test start to provide a valid baseline. The mock still updates it to the exact time when pageToMarkdown is called, but now we have a reasonable fallback. **Test Results:** ✅ 36/36 tests pass (imageUrlExpiration, expiredUrlDetection, downloadImage) ✅ All timing assertions now work correctly ✅ No regressions in other tests Related to Issue #94 - Images being skipped during fetch
Improves code quality by defining expiration indicators array as a module-level constant instead of recreating it on every function call. Changes: - Define EXPIRATION_INDICATORS constant before isExpiredUrlError() - Add JSDoc documentation explaining the constant's purpose - Use 'as const' for better type safety Impact: Negligible performance improvement but more idiomatic code.
Adds a safety net to catch and fix any AWS S3 URLs that persist in the final markdown (e.g. due to callout processing or regex misses), ensuring all expiring URLs are replaced with local images.
Updates incremental sync logic to check existing output files for expiring S3 URLs, forcing regeneration if found. Also exposes hasS3Urls helper for consistent detection logic.
Increases page processing timeout to 5 minutes and overall batch timeout to 10 minutes to prevent failures on pages with many large images. Also bumps individual image download timeout to 5 minutes.
CRITICAL BUG FIXES: - Add progress validation to detect when retry attempts return identical content - Add safety check for null/undefined content before processing - Fix missing currentSource update between retry attempts (the core bug) - Add skipIf guards to real-content-regex-bug tests to prevent CI failures The original retry loop would get stuck when: 1. Image processing returned the same content repeatedly 2. currentSource wasn't updated, causing same expired URLs to be processed again Progress validation now aborts retries when content is identical, preventing wasted processing cycles and infinite loops. Safety checks ensure content is valid before processing begins. Test file dependencies fixed by conditionally skipping tests when the runtime-generated markdown file doesn't exist, preventing CI failures.
TEST IMPROVEMENTS: - Add retry-loop-behavior.test.ts to verify retry logic handles progress correctly - Update test to use realistic mock data showing progressive improvement - Extract buildFetchOneSelection() utility to improve page selection logic - Add comprehensive tests for ancestor/descendant/translation selection The retry test validates that: - Multiple retry attempts are made when progress is detected - Progress validation prevents infinite loops with identical content - Markdown is not re-fetched between retry attempts (efficiency) The buildFetchOneSelection utility improves notion-fetch-one command by selecting ancestors, descendants, translations, and contextual pages based on page relationships and order properties.
CRITICAL WORKAROUND for Bun regex bug on large files (700KB+): - Add manual string parsing fallback when regex.exec() fails on large content - Force String() conversion to avoid proxy/wrapper issues - Add DEBUG_S3_IMAGES environment variable for detailed diagnostics BUG CONTEXT: Bun's regex.exec() returns null on large markdown files (700KB+) even when image markers are clearly present. This causes the retry loop to fail silently because extractImageMatches() returns 0 results, preventing S3 URL detection. DIAGNOSTIC IMPROVEMENTS: - Add getImageDiagnostics() helper to count S3 URLs in content - Add debugS3() logging for detailed image processing flow - Save problematic content to /tmp for debugging when DEBUG_S3_IMAGES=true - Add isExpiringS3Url() helper to centralize S3 URL detection - Refactor hasS3Urls() to use getImageDiagnostics() WORKAROUND STRATEGY: 1. Try regex.exec() first (fast path for normal files) 2. If returns 0 matches AND file >700KB AND contains '![', use manual parsing 3. Manual parsing uses indexOf() to find image markers and extract URLs 4. Preserves same ImageMatch structure for compatibility This ensures image processing works correctly even on large pages like "Building a Custom Categories Set" (700KB+) that trigger the Bun bug.
CODE QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS: - Extract runContentGeneration() function from runFetchPipeline() - Add TypeScript interfaces for better type safety - Move FETCH_TIMEOUT constant to module level - Reduce code duplication in fetch pipeline BENEFITS: - Enables notion-fetch-one to reuse content generation logic - Improves testability by separating concerns - Better error handling with try/catch/finally - Consistent spinner management across commands This refactoring follows DRY principle and separation of concerns, making the codebase more maintainable and enabling code reuse across different fetch commands.
TEST IMPROVEMENTS: - Replace simple fs mock with stateful Map-based implementation - Add __reset() method for proper test isolation - Track file and directory state across test operations - Update all updatePageInCache() calls with new containsS3 parameter CACHE ENHANCEMENTS: - Add optional containsS3 field to PageMetadata interface - Track whether generated content still has S3 URLs - Update updatePageInCache() signature to accept containsS3 flag - Enable future S3 URL persistence tracking BENEFITS: - More realistic test environment matches actual filesystem behavior - Better test isolation prevents cross-test pollution - S3 tracking enables incremental sync improvements - Foundation for detecting pages with unfixed S3 URLs The stateful fs mock implementation provides more accurate testing of file operations and better replicates production behavior.
COMPREHENSIVE BUN REGEX BUG TESTS: - Document regex.exec() failure on large strings (700KB+) - Demonstrate String.matchAll() also fails - Provide multiple working workarounds with tests - Include performance comparison of workaround methods BUG DETAILS: Bun's regex engine returns 0 matches when using regex.exec() or matchAll() on large markdown content (700KB+), even though image markers are clearly present. This is a known Bun runtime issue that affects our image processing. WORKAROUNDS TESTED: 1. Chunk-based processing: Split large content into smaller chunks 2. Manual parsing: Use indexOf() for direct string manipulation 3. Simpler patterns: Use simpler regex for S3 URL detection only PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS: - Manual parsing: ~2-5x slower than regex but guaranteed to work - Chunk-based: Similar performance to manual parsing with better ergonomics - Simpler patterns: May still trigger bug on very large strings TEST CATEGORIES: - Size validation: Ensures test content is large enough to trigger bug - Regex detection: Documents failing regex.exec() and matchAll() - Workarounds: Validates all workaround strategies work correctly - Image extraction: Tests URL type classification (S3, local, data URI) - Performance: Benchmarks workaround performance characteristics This test file serves as both documentation and validation of the workaround implemented in imageReplacer.ts.
Extract ~350 lines of markdown retry processing logic from generateBlocks.ts into a new markdownRetryProcessor.ts module for better code organization and maintainability. Changes: - Create markdownRetryProcessor.ts with processMarkdownWithRetry function - Move retry constants (MAX_IMAGE_REFRESH_ATTEMPTS, DEBUG_S3_IMAGES) - Move helper functions (debugS3, logRetryAttemptDiagnostics) - Export RetryMetrics interface for type safety - Update generateBlocks.ts to import from new module - Update test imports to use markdownRetryProcessor - Fix dynamic require() to use static fs import Benefits: - generateBlocks.ts is ~350 lines shorter and more focused - Retry logic is now self-contained and reusable - Clearer separation of concerns - Follows existing module naming conventions Testing: - All 6 processMarkdownWithRetry tests pass - All 995 existing tests pass (999 total) - No regressions in retry behavior or metrics tracking
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- Fix indentation from 4 spaces to 2 spaces per .prettierrc.json - ES: Complete truncated text "Preparación para el uso de CoMapeo" - ES: Fix language mix-up "Exchanging Project Data" (was Portuguese) - PT: Remove trailing newlines from "Customizing CoMapeo" and "Troubleshooting" - PT: Fix language mix-up "Exchanging Project Data" (was Spanish) - PT: Replace placeholder with proper translation "Resolução de Problemas"
- Add runtime detection for Bun vs Node environments to prevent false failures - Replace file-based tests with synthetic content for portability - Add afterAll cleanup hooks to prevent test pollution - Add test for HTML 403 body handling in expired URL detection - Add test for explicit error surfacing in processMarkdownWithRetry - Add test for MAX_IMAGE_RETRIES env override - Add test for max retries with no progress scenario - Add tests for image processing error handling and progress tracking - Improve Bun regex bug tests with conditional expectations All tests passing (132 tests across 14 files)
Fixes test failures in imageUrlExpiration.test.ts by properly simulating the real behavior chain through interconnected mocks. Key changes: - processImageWithFallbacks mock now calls axios.get to simulate downloads - Added cache checking logic to prevent re-downloading cached images - Added console.warn/error logging for 403 error detection - Added processAndReplaceImages mock to extract and process image URLs - Added DATA_SOURCE_ID and DATABASE_ID to notionClient mock - Replaced timing-based assertions with event-based verification - All realistic S3 URL formats preserved from previous session Test results: - imageUrlExpiration.test.ts: 10/10 passing (was 4/10) - postProcessing.test.ts: 15/15 passing (maintained) - processMarkdownWithRetry.test.ts: 47/47 passing (maintained) - Total: 72/72 tests passing (100%) Technical details: - Mock chain: generateBlocks → processMarkdownWithRetry → processAndReplaceImages → processImageWithFallbacks → axios.get - Bun-compatible patterns using (fn as any).mockX() syntax - Event ordering verification instead of timing dependencies Related to #94 (S3 Image URL Expiration)
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The DEBUG_S3_IMAGES code path used require("node:fs").writeFileSync()
which throws ReferenceError in strict ESM modules. Replace with proper
ESM import of writeFileSync from node:fs.
- Add writeFileSync import from node:fs
- Replace require("node:fs").writeFileSync() call with imported function
- Add regression test to ensure no ReferenceError in DEBUG mode
- All existing tests pass
Fixes issue where DEBUG_S3_IMAGES=true on large markdown (>700KB)
would abort with ReferenceError before processing images.
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Fix type safety issues across test files while maintaining 100% test pass rate:
- Replace mockProcessedImageResult() function with correct fixture that matches
processImage() return type ({ outputBuffer, originalSize, processedSize })
- Remove all 'as any' type assertions, replacing with type-safe alternatives:
- Use Object.assign() for adding properties to error objects
- Use vi.mocked() wrapper for all mock function calls
- Create properly typed spinner mock with chainable methods
- Fix Date constructor mock to handle all argument signatures (0-7 args)
without using spread operator in super() call
All 1479 tests passing with zero TypeScript errors.
Apply consistent type safety improvements to all remaining test files: - Use vi.mocked() wrapper for all mock function calls - Add missing emojiCount property to metrics objects - Add proper typing to callout rich_text blocks with full annotations - Fix generateBlocks() calls to include required progressCallback parameter - Add type cast for fetchFn in cacheLoaders to satisfy type constraints - Create reusable createMockSpinner() helper in progressTracker - Add missing afterEach import in contentWriter - Add unused args annotation to spawnMock in imageCompressor - Handle "Content elements" vs "Title" property name variations in integration tests All tests passing with improved type safety throughout.
- Add optional overrides parameter to test utility functions for flexibility - Fix SpinnerManager no-op spinner to match actual Ora interface requirements - Import Spinner type and use proper spinner object format - Move isEnabled to custom property with explicit any cast Improves type safety and test utility flexibility.
Update return type from JSX.Element to React.JSX.Element for better type compatibility with React 18+ type definitions.
Add production-ready testing documentation based on type safety improvements: - INDEX.md: Navigation hub and quick reference for all testing patterns - RESEARCH-SUMMARY.md: Research methodology, findings, and authority sources - vitest-mocking-best-practices.md: Complete guide with real-world examples - vitest-mocking-quick-reference.md: Fast lookup reference for developers Features: - TypeScript type safety patterns with vi.mocked() wrapper - Real examples from comapeo-docs codebase (imageReplacer, Notion API) - Anti-patterns documented (avoid 'as any', proper mock cleanup) - Library-specific guides (axios, Notion SDK, fetch, fs/promises) - Copy-paste test templates and troubleshooting section Prevents common issues: - Mock structure mismatches - Type assertion anti-patterns - Test isolation problems - Promise mocking mistakes All patterns validated against official Vitest docs, LogRocket guide, and working test files from scripts/notion-fetch/ directory.
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The safety guard in processMarkdownWithRetry was treating empty strings as invalid input, causing pages with only titles or filtered content to throw errors before any processing could occur. Changed the validation from `!currentSource` (rejects all falsy values including empty strings) to `currentSource == null` (only rejects null/undefined), allowing empty markdown to be processed normally as it was before the safety guard was added. This fixes a regression where blank pages would fail instead of being handled gracefully through the normal processing pipeline.
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…austed When the retry loop hits MAX_IMAGE_REFRESH_ATTEMPTS, the metrics were being updated with the total attempt count instead of actual retry count, inflating totalRetryAttempts by 1. For default limit of 3 attempts (initial + 2 retries), the loop would: - Increment attempt to 3 at line 365 - Break at line 366 due to max attempts - Record 3 "retry attempts" instead of 2 at line 381 This fix uses (attempt - 1) to record the actual number of retries, matching the calculation used for the return value at line 486. Example impact: - Before: p5 exhausting budget recorded 3 retries (wrong) - After: p5 exhausting budget records 2 retries (correct) - Test expectation: p2(1) + p3(2) + p5(2) = 5 total retries Changes: - scripts/notion-fetch/markdownRetryProcessor.ts:382 Use (attempt - 1) for failed retry metrics - scripts/notion-fetch/markdownRetryProcessor.ts:485 Add cross-reference comment to link related calculations - scripts/notion-fetch/__tests__/processMarkdownWithRetry.test.ts:2003 Update test expectation from 6 to 5 with clearer documentation
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When the retry loop detects no progress (identical content after an attempt), it breaks after incrementing the attempt counter. This caused the function to return retryAttempts = 1 even when only the first attempt ran with no changes detected, violating the documented "0 if succeeded on first attempt" semantics. The previous fix addressed the max-attempts path by using (attempt - 1), but the calculation still relied on checking attempt >= MAX_IMAGE_REFRESH_ATTEMPTS which doesn't distinguish the no-progress path from the success path. This commit refines the logic to detect which exit path was taken by checking if S3 URLs remain in the final diagnostics: - Success path: breaks before increment, no S3 URLs → use attempt as-is - Max attempts & no-progress paths: break after increment, S3 URLs remain → use (attempt - 1) Test case updated to expect retryAttempts: 0 when first attempt detects no progress, matching the documented behavior.
When retries occur, bytes saved from earlier attempts were being discarded. runFullContentPipeline initializes savedDelta to 0 on every call, and the outer loop was overwriting processedSavedDelta with only the current attempt's savedDelta on each iteration. This meant if attempt 1 saved 500KB and attempt 2 saved 200KB, only the 200KB from the final attempt was reported in totalSaved, under-reporting actual savings in generateBlocks metrics. **Root Cause:** Lines 344, 366, and 439 all assigned `processedSavedDelta = savedDelta` which overwrote previous savings instead of accumulating them. **Solution:** 1. Added `cumulativeSavedBytes` variable to track total across attempts 2. Accumulate each attempt's `savedDelta`: `cumulativeSavedBytes += savedDelta` 3. Assign cumulative total to `processedSavedDelta` on all exit paths 4. Updated JSDoc to clarify totalSaved is accumulated across ALL attempts **Impact:** - Success path: Now reports sum of all attempts' savings - Max attempts path: Now reports sum of all attempts' savings - No-progress path: Now reports sum of all attempts' savings - Test updates needed: Several test mocks incorrectly return cumulative values instead of per-attempt deltas - will fix in follow-up commit Example: Page with 3 retries saving [512, 1024, 512] bytes now correctly reports totalSaved=2048 instead of just the final 512.
Updates test mocks in processMarkdownWithRetry.test.ts to correctly reflect the real implementation's behavior after recent retry logic fixes. Changes: - No-progress detection tests: Expect retryAttempts=0 instead of 1 when no progress is detected on first attempt - Partial success test mock: Return per-attempt delta (512 bytes) instead of cumulative values - Accumulate stats test mock: Use constant delta (512 bytes) per attempt - Error state tests: Return different content each attempt to trigger retries instead of triggering no-progress detection - Concurrent pages test: Update expected call count from 5 to 9 to reflect retry behavior with progress All mocks now use delta-based semantics matching processAndReplaceImages: - Return per-attempt deltas, not cumulative totals - Return different content each retry to show progress - Correctly calculate retry counts based on no-progress detection Fixes follow-up issues from commits 2fd2f54, 84cda0d, and 839608f. All tests passing.
…etry processing Implements code review fixes from PR #102 to enable safe production rollback and observability for the image URL expiration retry logic. ## Changes ### Core Feature Flag Implementation - Add `ENABLE_RETRY_IMAGE_PROCESSING` environment variable (default: "true") - Create `processMarkdownSinglePass()` fallback function for when retry disabled - Create `processMarkdown()` wrapper that selects between retry and single-pass - Both modes maintain identical interfaces for seamless switching ### Production Observability - Add retry metrics logging to `retry-metrics.json` at project root - Metrics include: configuration, totalPagesProcessed, retryFrequency, retrySuccessRate - File creation happens after console metrics output in generateBlocks.ts - Added `retry-metrics.json` to .gitignore to prevent accidental commits ### Documentation - Create comprehensive `ROLLBACK.md` with step-by-step rollback procedures - Add deployment strategy and checklist to `IMAGE_URL_EXPIRATION_SPEC.md` - Document environment variables in `.env.example` ## Testing All validation checks passed: - ✅ TypeScript type checking (bun run typecheck) - ✅ ESLint validation (bunx eslint scripts/notion-fetch/**/*.ts --fix) - ✅ Prettier formatting (bunx prettier --write scripts/) - ✅ Full test suite: 71 test files, 1479 tests passed, 0 failures ## Rollback To disable retry logic if issues occur in production: ```bash export ENABLE_RETRY_IMAGE_PROCESSING=false ``` See ROLLBACK.md for detailed rollback procedures and monitoring guidance. ## Related - Addresses code review feedback from PR #102 - Fixes identified in comprehensive code review - Part of Phase 1 (Critical) implementation plan
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Summary
Fixes images being skipped during Notion fetch due to AWS S3 presigned URL expiration (1-hour limit). Implements intelligent retry-based processing with progress validation, feature flag system for safe production rollback, and comprehensive monitoring.
Related to #94
Problem
Notion generates AWS S3 presigned URLs that expire after 1 hour. During large batch processing, the delay between URL generation (during
pageToMarkdown()) and actual image downloads can exceed this window, causing 403 errors and failed downloads.Failure scenarios:
Solution Implemented
Core Retry Logic
Intelligent retry loop with progress validation that:
Key files:
scripts/notion-fetch/markdownRetryProcessor.ts- Retry orchestration logicscripts/notion-fetch/generateBlocks.ts- Integration and metrics loggingFeature Flag System (Code Review Fix)
Production-ready rollback mechanism:
ENABLE_RETRY_IMAGE_PROCESSINGenvironment variable (default: "true")processMarkdownSinglePass()fallback function for instant rollbackprocessMarkdown()wrapper intelligently selects retry vs single-passProduction Observability (Code Review Fix)
Comprehensive metrics logging:
retry-metrics.jsoncreated at project root after each runDocumentation (Code Review Fix)
Testing Results
✅ Automated Tests
✅ Quality Checks
Test Highlights
Key test coverage includes:
Usage
Default Behavior (Retry Enabled)
Disable Retry (Emergency Rollback)
Monitor Metrics
Rollback Procedures
Quick Rollback
If issues occur in production:
export ENABLE_RETRY_IMAGE_PROCESSING=falseEffect: Disables retry loop immediately. Image processing reverts to single-pass behavior (pre-PR #102).
See
ROLLBACK.mdfor detailed rollback procedures including:Deployment Strategy
Phase 1: Development Environment (Day 1)
Phase 2: CI/PR Preview (Days 2-3)
Phase 3: Production (Days 4-7)
Phase 4: Feature Flag Removal (Day 14+)
Monitoring
Key Metrics
Primary (check after deployment):
<5%(most pages don't need retry)>95%(retries successfully recover)>99%overallSecondary (monitor trends):
<2Alert Thresholds
Critical (immediate action):
Warning (monitor and investigate):
Environment Variables
ENABLE_RETRY_IMAGE_PROCESSING"true"MAX_IMAGE_RETRIES"3"Values are case-insensitive strings. Any value other than "true" (case-insensitive) disables the feature.
Changes Made
Core Implementation
scripts/notion-fetch/markdownRetryProcessor.ts(740 lines)processMarkdownWithRetry()- Retry orchestrationprocessMarkdownSinglePass()- Fallback functionprocessMarkdown()- Wrapper with feature flagscripts/notion-fetch/generateBlocks.tsprocessMarkdown()wrapperConfiguration & Documentation
.gitignore- Addedretry-metrics.json.env.example- Documented both environment variablesROLLBACK.md(new) - Complete rollback guideIMAGE_URL_EXPIRATION_SPEC.md- Added 350+ lines of deployment strategyTests
processMarkdownWithRetry.test.tsSuccess Criteria
The deployment is successful when:
Functionality:
Quality:
Performance:
Next Steps After Merge
Monitor metrics for 2 weeks
Optimize if needed
MAX_IMAGE_RETRIESif necessaryRemove feature flag (after stability confirmed)
Additional Notes