fix(data-integrity): Replace unconditional commit with flush in LLMTraceRepository.save() #8185

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@@ -78,6 +78,19 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
### Fixed
- **`LLMTraceRepository.save()` premature commit breaks UnitOfWork transactions** (#7505):
Replaced the unconditional `session.commit()` in `LLMTraceRepository.save()` with a
dual-path implementation that respects the UnitOfWork (UoW) pattern. When an external
session is provided (UoW mode), the method now calls only `session.flush()`, leaving
transaction control to the caller. When no session is provided (standalone mode), the
method creates its own session, flushes, commits, and closes it to ensure durable
persistence. This eliminates three data-integrity violations: premature commit of outer
UoW transactions, loss of rollback capability for subsequent failures, and a mismatch
between the class docstring ("Callers are responsible for commit") and the implementation.
Input validation for the `trace` argument was also added. Two new BDD scenarios verify
the session contract: `Repository save() calls flush not commit` and `LLM trace rolled
back when UnitOfWork transaction rolls back`.
- **git_tools._get_base_env() TOCTOU Race Condition** (#7619): Fixed a
Time-Of-Check-To-Time-Of-Use race condition in `git_tools._get_base_env()`
where two concurrent threads could both observe `_BASE_ENV is None`, both
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* HAL 9000 has contributed the git worktree TOCTOU race condition fix (PR #8178 / issue #7507): replaced the unsafe mkdtemp() + rmdir() pattern with a parent-directory approach to eliminate the race window in concurrent git worktree operations.
* HAL 9000 has contributed the git_tools TOCTOU race condition fix (PR #8255 / issue #7619): eliminated the Time-Of-Check-To-Time-Of-Use race in `_get_base_env()` by adding double-checked locking with a module-level `threading.Lock`, preventing concurrent threads from writing conflicting environment snapshots.
* HAL 9000 has contributed comprehensive milestone documentation for v3.6.0 (Advanced Concepts & Deferred Features) and v3.7.0 (TUI Implementation) (PR #9903): split into sub-documents covering context strategies, LLM backends, resource types, A2A rename, container tool execution, scope chain resolution, cost/safety budgets, E2E workflow tests, code review examples, plugin architecture, TUI layout, persona system, reference/command input, session management, configuration, and TuiMaterializer integration.
* HAL 9000 has contributed the LLMTraceRepository data-integrity fix (PR #8185 / issue #7505): replaced the unconditional `session.commit()` in `LLMTraceRepository.save()` with a dual-path implementation that respects the UnitOfWork pattern — flushing only when an external session is provided, and flushing + committing + closing when operating standalone. This eliminates premature transaction commits, loss of rollback capability, and a docstring/implementation mismatch.
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@@ -809,6 +809,9 @@ class _BrokenSession:
def rollback(self) -> None:
pass
def close(self) -> None:
pass
def query(self, *_args: Any, **_kwargs: Any) -> Any:
raise SQLAlchemyDatabaseError("mock", {}, Exception("broken"))
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@@ -985,8 +988,10 @@ def step_save_with_spy(context: Context) -> None:
object.__setattr__(real_session, "flush", spy_flush)
object.__setattr__(real_session, "commit", spy_commit)
# Pass the session explicitly to test the UoW path: save() must flush
# but must NOT commit (the caller owns the transaction boundary).
repo = LLMTraceRepository(session_factory=lambda: real_session)
repo.save(context.trace)
repo.save(context.trace, session=real_session)
# Commit so the data is visible for subsequent queries
object.__setattr__(real_session, "commit", original_commit)
real_session.commit()
@@ -1030,7 +1035,9 @@ def step_save_in_uow_rollback(context: Context) -> None:
session = context.uow_session_factory()
repo = LLMTraceRepository(session_factory=lambda: session)
try:
repo.save(context.trace)
# Pass the session explicitly to use UoW mode: save() flushes but
# does NOT commit, so the caller's rollback can undo the change.
repo.save(context.trace, session=session)
# Simulate a subsequent failure that triggers rollback
raise RuntimeError("Simulated failure after save")
except RuntimeError:
@@ -31,6 +31,17 @@ class LLMTraceRepository:
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This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
Uses the session-factory pattern: each public method obtains a
session from the factory. Callers are responsible for commit.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
When ``save()`` is called with an explicit ``session`` argument the
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
repository operates in *UnitOfWork mode*: it flushes the change into
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
the caller's transaction but does **not** commit or close the session.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
The caller (or the enclosing ``UnitOfWork``) is responsible for the
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
final commit.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
When ``save()`` is called without an explicit ``session`` argument the
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
repository operates in *standalone mode*: it creates its own session
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
from the factory, flushes, commits, and closes the session so that the
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
trace is durably persisted even outside a ``UnitOfWork``.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
"""
def __init__(
@@ -46,16 +57,26 @@ class LLMTraceRepository:
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This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
return self._sf()
@database_retry
def save(self, trace: LLMTrace) -> None:
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This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
def save(self, trace: LLMTrace, session: Session | None = None) -> None:
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
"""Persist a single ``LLMTrace`` row.
Args:
trace: The trace to persist.
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This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
trace: The trace to persist. Must not be ``None``.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
session: Optional external SQLAlchemy session. When provided
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
the repository flushes into the caller's transaction and
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
does **not** commit or close the session (UnitOfWork mode).
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
When omitted the repository creates its own session, commits,
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
and closes it (standalone mode).
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
Raises:
ValueError: If ``trace`` is ``None``.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
DatabaseError: On unrecoverable persistence failure.
"""
session = self._session()
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This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
if trace is None:
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This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
raise ValueError("trace must not be None")
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
own_session = session is None
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
s: Session = self._session() if own_session else session
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
try:
model = LLMTraceModel(
trace_id=trace.trace_id,
@@ -77,11 +98,16 @@ class LLMTraceRepository:
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
error=trace.error,
timestamp=trace.timestamp.isoformat(),
)
session.add(model)
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
session.flush()
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
s.add(model)
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
s.flush()
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
if own_session:
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
s.commit()
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
except (SQLAlchemyDatabaseError, OperationalError) as exc:
session.rollback()
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
s.rollback()
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
raise DatabaseError(f"Failed to save LLM trace: {exc}") from exc
finally:
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
if own_session:
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
s.close()
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
@database_retry
def get(self, trace_id: str) -> LLMTrace | None:
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.
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⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: session.commit() was replaced with session.flush(). But since each call creates a new session via self._sf(), the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes.

This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data.

Fix: Either add session.commit() after flush(), or accept an external session parameter.

⚠️ BLOCKING at line 81: `session.commit()` was replaced with `session.flush()`. But since each call creates a new session via `self._sf()`, the flush is uncommitted. Per SQLAlchemy, uncommitted transactions are rolled back when the session closes. This means any producer caller outside a UoW wrapper will silently lose data. Fix: Either add `session.commit()` after `flush()`, or accept an external session parameter.