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Problem Summary
392 epics have status=failed: epic-48, epic-57, epic-59, epic-opp-aa206a36, epic-opp-05a11507. This suggests a systemic issue in the execution pipeline. Investigate common failure modes and add pre-execution validation.
Scope
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Risk Zone | green |
| Priority | high |
| Source | backlog |
| Epic ID | systemic_execution_failure |
Files to Modify
Coder should determine from repo analysis
Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Root cause addressed with a surgical, minimal patch
- [ ] Existing tests pass
- [ ] No regression on OmniBench benchmark
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Answer:
To investigate systemic execution failure patterns, follow these steps:
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Identify Common Failure Modes: Analyze the logs and error messages of the failed epics (epic-48, epic-57, epic-59, epic-opp-aa206a36, epic-opp-05a11507) to determine common failure modes. This could include dependency issues, configuration errors, or infrastructure problems.
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Add Pre-Execution Validation: Implement pre-execution validation checks to catch potential issues before they reach the execution pipeline. These checks could include dependency checks, configuration validations, or infrastructure checks.
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Modify Relevant Files: The files to modify will depend on the root cause of the failure patterns. Use repo analysis tools to identify the files that need changes.
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Meet Acceptance Criteria: Once the changes have been made, ensure they meet the acceptance criteria:
- Root cause addressed: The patch should address the root cause of the failure pattern in a surgical and minimal way.
- Existing tests pass: All existing tests should pass after the changes have been made.
- No regression on OmniBench benchmark: The changes should not cause any regression on the OmniBench benchmark.
By following these steps, you should be able to effectively investigate and address systemic execution failure patterns.