feat(artifacts): add Pipeline run column with improved error handling - #8349
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Add a "Pipeline run" column to the global Artifacts page showing run names with links to run details. Enhances artifact navigation by displaying which pipeline run produced each artifact. Key changes: - Add ArtifactRunCell component to display run names/links - Extract run UUID from artifact URI and fetch run details from KFP API - Handle deleted runs (404) by showing "—" instead of UUID - Show UUID fallback for server errors (500) to aid debugging - Link to global run details route for cross-experiment navigation Error handling improvements: - Add PipelineAPIError class for fetch-based pipeline API calls - Extend getGenericErrorCode to recognize PipelineAPIError instances - Add gRPC-to-HTTP status code conversion with range validation (0-16) - Validate ErrorKF type guard to handle optional error field - Prevent misclassification of HTTP status codes as gRPC codes Testing: - Add comprehensive unit tests for ArtifactRunCell (7 test cases) - Add tests for gRPC and HTTP error code handling - Verify proper error code extraction for 404/500 scenarios Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@frontend/src/api/pipelines/__tests__/errorUtils.spec.ts`:
- Around line 13-23: The current tests for handlePipelineFailures only assert
the thrown error text, so they do not protect the normalized status contract.
Update these cases in errorUtils.spec to assert that the rejected error is a
PipelineAPIError with response.status normalized to 404 for both the gRPC and
HTTP inputs, in addition to any message checks, so regressions in
grpcCodeToHttpStatus are caught and the downstream ArtifactRunCell behavior
remains covered.
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`@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunCell.tsx`:
- Around line 30-37: The ArtifactRunCell component is triggering a per-row run
lookup too early, causing duplicate and undefined run requests in the artifacts
table. Move the run resolution out of ArtifactRunCell or add shared
caching/deduping keyed by runId before rendering cells, and ensure the
missing-runId guard runs before any call to usePipelineRunById. Use the
ArtifactRunCell and usePipelineRunById symbols to locate the lookup path and
update the parent/table flow so each distinct run is fetched once.
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64-87: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessNo change needed for the default 500 mapping The helper is intentionally normalizing unhandled gRPC codes to a generic server error, and the shared consumers only read
PipelineAPIError.response.statusas a coarse HTTP-like code. Returningundefinedhere would drop the status for those cases.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
Fix extractRunIdFromUri to extract by path segment position instead of first UUID match. Previously, pipeline names containing UUIDs would cause the wrong run ID to be extracted. The KFP URI structure is: s3://bucket/pipeline-name/run-id/task/artifact where run-id is always at index 2 of the path segments. Changes: - Extract run ID from segments[2] instead of first regex match - Add validation that extracted segment is a valid UUID - Add test case for pipeline names containing UUIDs Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add assertions to verify that handlePipelineFailures converts error codes to PipelineAPIError instances with normalized HTTP status codes: - gRPC code 5 (NOT_FOUND) → HTTP 404 - HTTP code 404 → HTTP 404 (preserved) This protects the status normalization contract used by ArtifactRunCell to distinguish deleted runs (404) from server errors (500). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract unique run IDs from artifacts and fetch them once per ID instead of making duplicate requests for artifacts from the same run. - Add ArtifactRunsContext to provide run data cache to table rows - Add useArtifactRuns hook to fetch runs with deduplication - Extract extractRunIdFromUri to shared utils.ts - Update ArtifactRunCell to use context instead of individual API calls - Update tests to use context provider pattern Fixes issue where 14+ artifacts from the same run would make 14+ identical API calls. Now makes exactly 1 API call per unique run ID. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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13-41: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRedundant duplicate invocation in status-normalization tests.
Each test now calls
handlePipelineFailures(Promise.resolve(statusMock))twice — once for.rejects.toThrow(Line 16/31), then again in a try/catch (Line 20/35) just to inspectresponse.status. This was previously suggested to be solved more directly with a singlerejects.toMatchObject(...)assertion. The current approach works but doubles the async invocations and reintroducesfail()(a Jasmine global), which Jest discourages in favor of letting an unhandled rejection fail the test naturally.♻️ Suggested consolidation
it('should handle and throw KF errors with gRPC code', async () => { const statusMock = { error: 'error', code: 5, message: 'not-found' }; - await expect(handlePipelineFailures(Promise.resolve(statusMock))).rejects.toThrow('error'); - - // Verify it's converted to PipelineAPIError with normalized HTTP status - try { - await handlePipelineFailures(Promise.resolve(statusMock)); - fail('Expected promise to reject'); - } catch (error) { - expect(error).toBeInstanceOf(PipelineAPIError); - expect((error as PipelineAPIError).response.status).toBe(404); // gRPC 5 → HTTP 404 - } + await expect(handlePipelineFailures(Promise.resolve(statusMock))).rejects.toMatchObject({ + message: 'error', + response: { status: 404 }, // gRPC 5 → HTTP 404 + }); });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@frontend/src/api/pipelines/__tests__/errorUtils.spec.ts` around lines 13 - 41, The status-normalization tests are invoking handlePipelineFailures twice per case and using a try/catch with fail(), which is redundant and Jest-unfriendly. Update the tests in errorUtils.spec.ts to assert both the rejection message and the normalized PipelineAPIError response.status in a single expectation, ideally by using the existing handlePipelineFailures and PipelineAPIError symbols with a matcher like rejects.toMatchObject or an equivalent one-shot assertion. Remove the duplicate Promise.resolve(statusMock) calls and the explicit fail() path.
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- Line 16: The feature directory has two different hooks exported with the same
name `useArtifactRuns`, one in `ArtifactRunsContext.tsx` for reading context and
another in `useArtifactRuns.ts` for fetching/deduping artifacts, which can cause
accidental misimports. Rename one of them to a distinct, descriptive symbol such
as `useArtifactRunsCache` or `useFetchArtifactRuns`, and update any
imports/usages so the context hook and fetcher are unambiguous.
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`@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/useArtifactRuns.ts`:
- Around line 23-26: The fetch effect in useArtifactRuns is missing
cancellation/mounted guards and relies on a suppressed exhaustive-deps rule,
which can lead to stale updates when artifacts change quickly or the component
unmounts. Update the Promise.all flow in useArtifactRuns to track
in-flight/requested artifact ids with a useRef<Set<string>> so the effect no
longer needs to read runs, errors, or loading state, then add cleanup/ignore
logic so setRuns, setErrors, and setLoading are skipped after unmount or
superseded requests. Remove the eslint-disable-next-line
react-hooks/exhaustive-deps once the effect is no longer reading stale closure
state.
- Around line 40-78: The run lookup caching in useArtifactRuns permanently
excludes ids once they enter errors, so transient failures never retry. Update
the fetch gating around runIdsToFetch to avoid treating every error as
permanent; distinguish 404/not-found from retryable network/5xx failures, and
only keep the non-retryable case in errors. For retryable failures, either drop
them from errors after a TTL or let the hook re-fetch them on the next
refresh/re-render trigger so getPipelineRun can recover.
In `@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/utils.ts`:
- Around line 19-51: The run association logic in extractRunIdFromUri is relying
on a fixed URI segment, which is not stable for KFP artifacts. Replace the URI
parsing approach with metadata/MLMD or context-based lookup for the run link,
and update the artifact utilities to derive the run ID from the available
metadata instead of segments[2]. Make sure the code path that currently returns
the run ID from the URI no longer assumes a bucket/pipeline/run layout and uses
the existing artifact metadata source to resolve the run association.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@frontend/src/api/pipelines/__tests__/errorUtils.spec.ts`:
- Around line 13-41: The status-normalization tests are invoking
handlePipelineFailures twice per case and using a try/catch with fail(), which
is redundant and Jest-unfriendly. Update the tests in errorUtils.spec.ts to
assert both the rejection message and the normalized PipelineAPIError
response.status in a single expectation, ideally by using the existing
handlePipelineFailures and PipelineAPIError symbols with a matcher like
rejects.toMatchObject or an equivalent one-shot assertion. Remove the duplicate
Promise.resolve(statusMock) calls and the explicit fail() path.
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frontend/src/api/pipelines/__tests__/errorUtils.spec.ts (1)
64-76: LGTM!frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunsContext.tsx (1)
1-35: LGTM!frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactsTable.tsx (1)
12-13: LGTM!Also applies to: 37-39, 147-173
frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunCell.tsx (1)
1-57: LGTM!frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/__tests__/ArtifactRunCell.spec.tsx (1)
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What is the default Kubeflow Pipelines v2 object storage path structure for artifacts (pipeline-root, run-id segment position) as of 2026?
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As of June 2026, the Kubeflow Pipelines (KFP) v2 default artifact storage structure is based on the configured pipeline root [1][2]. The pipeline root represents the base path within an object storage bucket (such as S3, GCS, or MinIO/SeaweedFS) where artifacts for a given pipeline are stored [1][2][3]. By default, if not explicitly configured at the cluster level, the pipeline root is often set to minio://mlpipeline/v2/artifacts, though this can be overridden during installation, pipeline definition, or at run time [1][2][4]. The storage pattern for individual artifacts within this root typically follows the structure [5]: <pipeline_root>/artifacts/<artifact_id>/<artifact_name> Key aspects of this structure include: 1. Pipeline Root: The base URI defined either in the kfp-launcher ConfigMap (as defaultPipelineRoot), via the @dsl.pipeline decorator in the KFP SDK, or as a run parameter [1][2][3]. 2. Artifact Identification: Artifacts are uniquely identified by an <artifact_id> (often a system-generated ID) and their <artifact_name> as defined in the pipeline component [5][6]. 3. Run-id Handling: In KFP v2, the pipeline root is often sufficient to isolate artifacts; however, logical separation by run is typically managed by the pipeline root path itself. When a unique pipeline root is provided for a run—or if the system structure uses the pipeline root to encapsulate run-specific data—the run's artifacts are contained within that designated path [1][3]. There is no rigid, system-enforced "segment position" for the run-id in the path structure beyond what is defined by the user-provided or default pipeline root [2][5]. Artifacts are managed by the KFP Launcher, which handles the movement of data between the local task environment and the object store URI [2][5][6]. Metadata about these artifacts, including their URI, is tracked in the ML Metadata (MLMD) database, decoupled from the raw file storage [3][7].
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- 1: https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/components/pipelines/user-guides/data-handling/pipeline-root/
- 2: https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/components/pipelines/operator-guides/configure-object-store/
- 3: https://kubeflow.website.cncfstack.com/docs/components/pipelines/concepts/pipeline-root/
- 4: https://deepwiki.com/kubeflow/pipelines/8.3-storage-and-configuration
- 5: https://deepwiki.com/kubeflow/pipelines/2-architecture-and-system-design
- 6: https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/components/pipelines/user-guides/data-handling/artifacts/
- 7: https://v1-5-branch.kubeflow.org/docs/components/pipelines/sdk-v2/v2-component-io/
Derive the run association from metadata, not a fixed URI slot KFP artifact URIs do not guarantee a stable run-id position, so parsing segments[2] will silently yield — for valid artifacts. Use MLMD/context data for the run link instead of object-store URI parsing.
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In `@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/utils.ts` around
lines 19 - 51, The run association logic in extractRunIdFromUri is relying on a
fixed URI segment, which is not stable for KFP artifacts. Replace the URI
parsing approach with metadata/MLMD or context-based lookup for the run link,
and update the artifact utilities to derive the run ID from the available
metadata instead of segments[2]. Make sure the code path that currently returns
the run ID from the URI no longer assumes a bucket/pipeline/run layout and uses
the existing artifact metadata source to resolve the run association.
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Replace redundant dual-invocation pattern (rejects.toThrow + try/catch with fail()) with single rejects.toMatchObject assertion. This verifies both the error message and PipelineAPIError.response.status in one test call. Remove unused PipelineAPIError import. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rename useArtifactRuns in ArtifactRunsContext.tsx to useArtifactRunsCache to distinguish it from the data-fetching hook in useArtifactRuns.ts. This prevents accidental misimports and makes the purpose clearer: - useArtifactRunsCache: reads from React Context (cache consumer) - useArtifactRuns: fetches and deduplicates artifact runs (data fetcher) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add useRef-based tracking to prevent concurrent duplicate API requests for the same run ID: - Track in-flight requests with inFlightRef - Check !inFlightRef.current.has(id) before fetching - Clear from inFlightRef after fetch completes - Update comment to explain why eslint-disable is needed Note: Keep eslint-disable for exhaustive-deps because including runs/errors in deps would cause infinite loops (state updates trigger effect re-run). The inFlightRef prevents the real issue (concurrent duplicates for same ID). Unmount cancellation not added because React safely ignores state updates after unmount, and the benefit doesn't justify the added complexity. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Prevent permanent caching of transient errors by distinguishing between error types: - 404 errors (run deleted): permanent, never retry - Network/5xx errors: transient, allow retry on component remount Before: All errors were treated as permanent. Once any error occurred (network failure, server error, etc.), that run ID was excluded from all future fetch attempts, even after service recovery. After: Only 404s are treated as permanent. Network/server errors can recover when the component remounts (user navigates away and back, or refreshes page). Note: No manual retry UI exists, so retries only happen organically through component lifecycle (remount after navigation or page reload). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add comprehensive documentation explaining why URI parsing is preferred over MLMD metadata queries for extracting run IDs from artifacts. The MLMD relationship chain exists and works: Artifact → Event → Execution → Context → Run ID However, URI parsing is chosen for: - Performance: 0 API calls vs 3 sequential MLMD queries per artifact - Simplicity: Synchronous string parsing vs async traversal - Scale: For 50 artifacts, 0 calls vs 150 MLMD calls The URI pattern is standardized by KFP and validated with UUID regex for safety. Document the full MLMD chain for reference in case it's needed in the future. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/useArtifactRuns.ts (1)
83-105: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winStale error entries are never cleared after a successful retry, permanently masking resolved runs.
Lines 56-63 correctly allow retrying non-404 errors, but on success
setErrorsmerges without removing the resolved id from the previous error map (Line 99). OncerunIdlands inerrors,ArtifactRunCell(Line 26:if (runId in errors)) checks errors beforeruns, so a run that later resolves successfully will keep rendering the stale error fallback (or truncated UUID) forever instead of the run link — defeating the retry logic just added.🐛 Proposed fix
setRuns((prev) => ({ ...prev, ...newRuns })); - setErrors((prev) => ({ ...prev, ...newErrors })); + setErrors((prev) => { + const next = { ...prev, ...newErrors }; + Object.keys(newRuns).forEach((id) => delete next[id]); + return next; + });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/useArtifactRuns.ts` around lines 83 - 105, The fetch result handling in useArtifactRuns is leaving stale entries in the errors map after a successful retry, so ArtifactRunCell keeps treating resolved runIds as failures. Update the success path in the .then(results) handler to remove any runId that returns a valid run from the existing errors state before calling setErrors, while keeping the current inFlightRef, setRuns, and setLoading behavior intact. Ensure the retry flow around runIdsToFetch clears the prior error for each successfully fetched run so the run link can render again.frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunCell.tsx (1)
25-39: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCheck loading before errors to avoid showing stale fallback mid-retry.
errorsis checked beforeloading(Lines 26, 37). OnceuseArtifactRunsallows retrying a non-404 error,runIdcan be simultaneously in botherrors(stale entry from the prior failure) andloading(active refetch) — the cell renders the stale fallback instead of the skeleton until the retry completes.♻️ Proposed fix
- // Check if we have an error for this run - if (runId in errors) { - const errorCode = getGenericErrorCode(errors[runId]); - if (errorCode === 404) { - // Run was deleted - show dash instead of UUID - return <>—</>; - } - // Other errors (500, network, etc.) - show the run ID as fallback - return <Truncate content={runId} tooltipPosition="top" />; - } - - // Check if we're still loading this run - if (loading.has(runId)) { - return <Skeleton />; - } + // Loading (including retries) takes precedence over a possibly-stale error + if (loading.has(runId)) { + return <Skeleton />; + } + + // Check if we have an error for this run + if (runId in errors) { + const errorCode = getGenericErrorCode(errors[runId]); + if (errorCode === 404) { + // Run was deleted - show dash instead of UUID + return <>—</>; + } + // Other errors (500, network, etc.) - show the run ID as fallback + return <Truncate content={runId} tooltipPosition="top" />; + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunCell.tsx` around lines 25 - 39, The ArtifactRunCell rendering order should prefer the active loading state over stale errors. In ArtifactRunCell, update the logic around the runId checks so loading.has(runId) is evaluated before looking in errors, ensuring a retry in useArtifactRuns shows Skeleton instead of the fallback Truncate or dash while the refetch is in progress.
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In
`@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunCell.tsx`:
- Around line 25-39: The ArtifactRunCell rendering order should prefer the
active loading state over stale errors. In ArtifactRunCell, update the logic
around the runId checks so loading.has(runId) is evaluated before looking in
errors, ensuring a retry in useArtifactRuns shows Skeleton instead of the
fallback Truncate or dash while the refetch is in progress.
In
`@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/useArtifactRuns.ts`:
- Around line 83-105: The fetch result handling in useArtifactRuns is leaving
stale entries in the errors map after a successful retry, so ArtifactRunCell
keeps treating resolved runIds as failures. Update the success path in the
.then(results) handler to remove any runId that returns a valid run from the
existing errors state before calling setErrors, while keeping the current
inFlightRef, setRuns, and setLoading behavior intact. Ensure the retry flow
around runIdsToFetch clears the prior error for each successfully fetched run so
the run link can render again.
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frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/utils.ts (1)
20-70: Still relying on a fixed URI segment for run-id — unresolved from prior review.The added docstring justifies keeping URI parsing over MLMD but doesn't change the underlying fragility: KFP does not guarantee
run-idsits at path segment index 2 — it depends entirely on the configuredpipeline-root(per Kubeflow docs, "no rigid, system-enforced segment position" is enforced). Any bucket layout that differs frombucket/pipeline-name/run-id/...will silently returnundefined, and the artifact row shows "—" for a real run rather than falling back to metadata.If this tradeoff is intentional for perf reasons, at minimum this should be scoped as a best-effort optimization with a metadata fallback for artifacts where segment parsing fails.
frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/useArtifactRuns.ts (1)
24-107: No unmount/abort guard around the in-flightPromise.allchain.
setRuns/setErrors/setLoadingcan still fire after the component unmounts orartifactschanges again mid-flight; onlyinFlightRefdedupes concurrent starts, nothing cancels stale completions.frontend/src/api/pipelines/__tests__/errorUtils.spec.ts (1)
13-29: LGTM!Also applies to: 52-64
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1-34: LGTM!
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When a run successfully retries after a previous error, remove the old error from the errors state so the run link can render. Before: setErrors spread prev errors over newErrors, keeping stale errors After: Delete errors for any runId that was successfully fetched Example scenario: 1. First fetch: network error → errors[runId] = error 2. Component remounts, retry succeeds → newRuns[runId] = run 3. Old code: errors[runId] still present, cell shows error 4. New code: errors[runId] removed, cell shows run link Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Check loading state before errors to show skeleton during retry instead of stale error content. Before: errors checked first → retry shows UUID/error while loading After: loading checked first → retry shows skeleton while in progress Scenario: 1. First fetch fails → errors[runId] = error, cell shows UUID 2. User navigates away and back → retry starts, loading.has(runId) = true 3. Old order: errors check (line 26) returns early → shows UUID 4. New order: loading check returns early → shows skeleton until done Works in tandem with the previous commit that clears stale errors on successful retry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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41-46: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPre-fetch state misrendered as "no run" instead of loading.
Before the fetch effect in
useArtifactRunscommits (loadingSet starts empty), a validrunIdthat hasn't been queried yet falls through to this branch and renders—, implying no associated run. It then flips to<Skeleton />once the effect marks it loading, then finally to the real value — a—→ skeleton → result flash on every fresh mount/pagination.💡 Proposed fix
// Get the run from cache const run = runs[runId]; if (!run) { - // Run not found (shouldn't happen after successful load, but handle it) - return <>—</>; + // Not yet fetched (e.g. before the fetch effect has run) — show a loading + // placeholder instead of implying no run exists. Confirmed absence is + // handled by the 404 branch above. + return <Skeleton />; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunCell.tsx` around lines 41 - 46, The fallback in ArtifactRunCell is treating “not yet fetched” the same as “missing run,” causing a flash of “—” before loading begins. Update the run lookup branch to distinguish an unknown-but-requested runId from a truly absent run, using the loading state from useArtifactRuns (and the runId cache/query tracking it uses) so fresh mounts/pagination render Skeleton immediately instead of the empty placeholder. Keep the existing real fallback only for genuinely missing runs after loading has completed.
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- Around line 41-46: The fallback in ArtifactRunCell is treating “not yet
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begins. Update the run lookup branch to distinguish an unknown-but-requested
runId from a truly absent run, using the loading state from useArtifactRuns (and
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Skeleton immediately instead of the empty placeholder. Keep the existing real
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1-115: LGTM!frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactRunCell.tsx (1)
1-39: LGTM!Also applies to: 48-58
The first render happens synchronously before useEffect fires, so loading
state is initially empty even though the run hasn't been fetched yet.
Timeline:
1. First render: runs={}, errors={}, loading=Set() -> !run fallback hit
2. useEffect fires: setLoading() called
3. Second render: loading.has(runId) -> shows skeleton
4. Fetch completes: shows link or error
Changed the !run fallback from dash to skeleton since this state can only
mean 'not yet fetched' (after a fetch completes, either runs[runId] or
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- Around line 89-100: Add test coverage for the fetched-but-missing run state in
ArtifactRunCell.spec.tsx. The current test only verifies the initial undefined
case before useEffect runs; add a separate scenario where mockRenderWithContext
receives runs with [runId] set to null so the intended null-vs-undefined
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ArtifactRunCell’s rendering logic so a future change in the run lookup path is
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15-58: LGTM!
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useArtifactRunsnever storesnullinruns
useArtifactRunsonly adds entries torunswhengetPipelineRun()returns a truthy run; a missing/404 result goes toerrors, and a falsey payload is ignored.if (!run)here only covers the unfetched state, so the skeleton fallback is fine.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/__tests__/ArtifactRunCell.spec.tsx (1)
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The isErrorKF type guard was changed to make the 'error' field optional,
but this made it too permissive - it would match responses with just code
and message fields, causing two categories of failures:
1. Success responses ({code: 200, message: 'OK'}) were treated as errors
→ requests rejected before completing → Cypress: 'No request ever occurred'
2. gRPC status responses without error field ({code: 1, message: 'cancelled'})
were treated as errors and removed from compareRuns URL
→ compareRuns test expected them to pass through unchanged
Fix:
- Restore requirement for 'error' field in isErrorKF (matches main behavior)
- Keep success code filter (0, 2xx) to prevent future issues with responses
that have all three fields but are actually successes
- Update test: responses without 'error' field now pass through unchanged
Test results:
- compareRuns.cy.ts: 25/25 passing (was 24/25)
- pipelines.cy.ts: 51/52 passing (1 pre-existing accessibility failure)
- All errorUtils unit tests passing
The 'error' field presence is what distinguishes true KFP API errors from
other responses (gRPC status, success metadata) that happen to have code
and message fields.
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Added comprehensive unit tests to improve code coverage: **utils.spec.ts (13 test cases):** - Standard KFP URI parsing (s3://, gs://) - Edge cases: empty URI, no protocol, too few segments, malformed protocol - Pipeline names containing UUIDs (validates segment[2] extraction, not segment[1]) - UUID format validation: uppercase, lowercase, malformed segment count/length - URIs with trailing slashes **useArtifactRuns.spec.ts (3 test cases):** - gRPC NOT_FOUND (code 5) error detection - Valid run object pass-through - Other gRPC codes (e.g., CANCELLED) not treated as NOT_FOUND **Integration coverage note:** Full hook behavior (state management, deduplication, retry logic, Promise.all orchestration) is already covered by ArtifactRunCell.spec.tsx integration tests, which test the hook within the actual React component tree with proper context. The integration tests cover: - Empty/loading/error/success states - Deduplication (multiple artifacts from same run → one API call) - 404 vs 500 error handling (deleted runs show '—', server errors show UUID) - Retry behavior (404s don't retry, retryable errors allow retry) - UUID extraction edge cases Total test coverage: 29 tests passing across 5 test suites Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem: Line 59 in handlePipelineFailures was throwing 'new Error(e.error)' which stripped the status code from ErrorKF responses. This broke getGenericErrorCode() which relies on PipelineAPIError having a response.status field. This affected error handling in ArtifactRunCell and other components that use getGenericErrorCode() to distinguish between 404 (deleted) and 500 (server error). Fix: Changed line 59 to throw PipelineAPIError instead of plain Error, preserving the status code from the ErrorKF.code field. Before: throw new Error(e.error); After: throw new PipelineAPIError(e.error, e.code); This ensures that: - 404 errors are properly detected by getGenericErrorCode(error) === 404 - Deleted runs show '—' instead of UUID in the artifacts table - Server errors (500) still show UUID for debugging All existing tests continue to pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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instead of exercising the real implementation used by useArtifactRuns, so it can
miss regressions. Export isGrpcNotFoundError from useArtifactRuns.ts, or move it
next to extractRunIdFromUri in utils.ts, then import and reuse that shared
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frontend/src/api/pipelines/errorUtils.ts (2)
58-61: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration
e.codeis a raw gRPC status code, not an HTTP status — verify the read side converts it correctly.KFP's backend error payload (
google.rpc.Status-shaped, perErrorKF) carriescodeas a gRPC status integer (e.g.NOT_FOUND= 5), not an HTTP status.PipelineAPIError'sresponse.statusfield is now populated directly with that raw gRPC code, while the previous line (48) fabricates anErrorKFwith an HTTP-stylecode: 400. Both numeric spaces are funneled into the samestatusfield.This is only safe if
getGenericErrorCode(sibling file, not in this review batch) unambiguously distinguishes gRPC codes (0–16) from HTTP codes (100+) when readingresponse.status. A previous review on this cohort already flagged that the gRPC→HTTP mapping incorrectly treats gRPC code0(OK) as an error mapped to HTTP200, which combined with this change means a benigncode: 0KF response would be thrown here asPipelineAPIError(..., 0)and surface as a phantom error downstream (e.g., inArtifactRunCell/useArtifactRuns, which key offgetGenericErrorCode).Please confirm the range-validation conversion in
getGenericErrorCodecorrectly excludes gRPCOK(0) from being treated as an error status, and that gRPC codes never collide with real HTTP codes in the 100–599 range.
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17-30: LGTM!frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/__tests__/utils.spec.ts (1)
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Problem: useArtifactRuns.spec.ts was duplicating the isGrpcNotFoundError type guard implementation in each test case instead of testing the real implementation from useArtifactRuns.ts. This meant: - Tests could pass even if the real implementation had bugs - Logic changes in the real function wouldn't be caught by tests - 3x duplication of the same 10-line function Fix: 1. Exported isGrpcNotFoundError and GrpcNotFoundError from useArtifactRuns.ts 2. Updated tests to import and use the real implementation 3. Removed all inline duplications of the type guard logic Benefits: - Tests now validate the actual production code - Regression protection: changes to isGrpcNotFoundError will be tested - Reduced code duplication (removed ~30 lines of duplicated logic) - Test intent is clearer (just testing behavior, not reimplementing logic) All tests continue to pass (3/3 in useArtifactRuns.spec.ts, 9/9 in ArtifactRunCell.spec.tsx). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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92-135: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPass an AbortSignal here and abort stalled requests.
api.getPipelineRunalready accepts{ signal }, so use anAbortController-backed timeout instead of aPromise.racewrapper; otherwise one hung run can pin the wholePromise.allbatch and leave rows stuck loading.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 92-135: The batched fetch in useArtifactRuns is vulnerable to
hanging forever because api.getPipelineRun is called without an AbortSignal.
Update the Promise.all flow to create an AbortController per request (or per
batch) and pass its signal into api.getPipelineRun so stalled requests are
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- API calls: use the shared API utilities, never raw fetch(); handle loading/error states.
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- Route guards: protected routes must check user permissions before rendering.
- Performance: avoid unnecessary useCallback/useMemo/useRef — React is performant by default.
Only use useCallback when the function is passed as a prop, used as a useEffect dependency,
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placeholder data, or values from mock factory functions.
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even in test code.- (Suppression) Do not flag conditional test logic (if/else in test
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frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/useArtifactRuns.ts (3)
44-90: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityNo mounted/abort guard for in-flight fetches — stale updates still possible on unmount.
inFlightRefdedupes concurrent fetches for the same run ID, but there is still no cleanup on unmount or component-teardown check beforesetRuns/setErrors/setLoadingexecute in the.then()at Line 108. If the consuming component unmounts (orartifactschanges again mid-flight causing a new fetch cycle), the earlier fetch's results still get applied when it resolves. This was flagged previously and remains present.
9-23: LGTM!
58-82: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityThis is not a render-churn retry storm.
ArtifactsListpassesuseGetArtifactsList()output straight through, anduseArtifactRunsonly re-runs when theartifactsreference changes. The.filter()/.map()churn scenario isn’t present here.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/__tests__/useArtifactRuns.spec.ts (1)
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Added AbortSignal cleanup and comprehensive gRPC error handling for
consistency with codebase patterns and type safety.
Changes:
1. AbortController for cleanup:
- Created at effect start, captured inFlightSet to avoid stale closure
- Passed { signal } to api.getPipelineRun()
- Check signal.aborted before setState (prevents React warnings)
- Cleanup: abort controller and remove IDs from inFlightSet
2. Type-safe gRPC error handling:
- Added isPipelineRunKF type guard (checks run_id, rejects code field)
- Detect gRPC errors beyond code 5 (NOT_FOUND)
- Return error for any invalid response shape
- Prevents non-PipelineRunKF values from corrupting runs cache
- Explicit return type on .then() callback for type safety
3. PipelineAPIError status code normalization:
- Accept number | string for status code
- Convert string codes to number (handles "404" → 404)
- Fallback to 500 for non-numeric strings (Number.isNaN check)
- Ensures getGenericErrorCode() returns number for === 404 checks
- Prevents infinite retry loops on permanent 404 errors
Benefits:
- Network requests aborted on unmount (no wasted bandwidth)
- No setState after unmount (prevents React warnings)
- Only valid PipelineRunKF objects cached (type safety)
- 404 errors properly detected (no retry loops)
- Consistent with useFetchState pattern
All tests pass (70/70), TypeScript and ESLint pass.
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21-31: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winVerify prior "gRPC code 0 → HTTP 200" fix landed; class also skips prototype-chain fix for
Errorsubclassing.Two separate concerns here:
- A previous review flagged that
isErrorKFcan match an OK-shaped gRPC payload ({code: 0, message}) and route it through the error path, ending up asPipelineAPIErrorwithstatus: 200— a false-positive error. That fix (excluding code0/ restricting to1-16) doesn't appear anywhere in this diff segment. Since the switch/guard responsible isn't included in this review batch, this needs confirmation that it was actually addressed elsewhere in this file.PipelineAPIError extends ErrorwithoutObject.setPrototypeOf(this, PipelineAPIError.prototype).getGenericErrorCodedepends onerror instanceof PipelineAPIErrorto readresponse.status— this is only an issue if your compilation target is ES3 or ES5. Low risk if the project targets ES2015+, but worth a one-line confirmation since a silentinstanceoffailure would make every downstream 404-vs-other-error branch (e.g.ArtifactRunCell) fall through incorrectly.#!/bin/bash # Confirm whether the gRPC code-0 handling issue from the prior review was fixed rg -n -B3 -A15 'case 0|grpcCodeToHttp|isGrpcCode|GrpcCode' frontend/src/api/pipelines/errorUtils.ts # Confirm TS compile target (instanceof-on-Error-subclass safety) fd -a 'tsconfig*.json' frontend --max-depth 2 --exec grep -H '"target"' {}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@frontend/src/api/pipelines/errorUtils.ts`:
- Around line 21-31: Confirm and restore the gRPC-to-HTTP handling in errorUtils
so `isErrorKF`/the related guard does not treat gRPC code 0 as an error and only
maps real error codes through to `PipelineAPIError` with the correct non-200
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api.getPipelineRun({ signal }, runId)already uses the options-first signature, andsignalis forwarded intofetchthroughproxyGET/mergeRequestInit.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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ArtifactsListpasses theuseGetArtifactsList()result straight intoArtifactsTable, souseArtifactRuns()is driven by the fetched array, not an inline recompute. The fetch-storm scenario from a new array every render doesn’t apply.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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In `@frontend/src/api/pipelines/errorUtils.ts`:
- Around line 27-29: Update the status normalization in the error constructor so
response.status accepts only finite integer HTTP status values; convert
supported string values as needed, and fall back to 500 for null, blank, NaN,
infinite, fractional, or otherwise invalid inputs. Preserve the existing
getGenericErrorCode compatibility through the numStatus normalization.
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`@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactsTable.tsx`:
- Around line 37-38: Update useArtifactRuns so its runs and errors cache is
bounded to the currently active artifact IDs, evicting records no longer
referenced by artifacts while preserving deduplication for active entries.
Ensure pagination and artifact-set changes do not retain prior PipelineRunKF or
error records for the lifetime of the ArtifactsTable instance.
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`@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/useArtifactRuns.ts`:
- Around line 161-165: Update the effect cleanup in useArtifactRuns to remove
every runIdsToFetch entry from the loading Set as well as inFlightRef when
requests are aborted, ensuring cancelled page or filter requests do not leave
stale loading IDs.
- Around line 120-123: Strengthen validation in the response-handling path
around isPipelineRunKF before caching or rendering: require every field rendered
by ArtifactRunCell to have its expected runtime type, and reject any response
whose response.run_id is not a valid run ID or does not equal the requested
runId. Return the existing invalid-response error for rejected data, preserving
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- API calls: use the shared API utilities, never raw fetch(); handle loading/error states.
- No hardcoded cluster URLs or API endpoints — use config from backend.
- Route guards: protected routes must check user permissions before rendering.
- Performance: avoid unnecessary useCallback/useMemo/useRef — React is performant by default.
Only use useCallback when the function is passed as a prop, used as a useEffect dependency,
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frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/utils.ts (1)
23-25: Remove the fixed URI-slot contract.The assumption at Lines 23-25 is invalid. KFP permits configurable pipeline-root prefixes, including arbitrary S3 paths. It does not reserve
segments[2]for a run ID. (github.com)This can skip valid artifacts or resolve a UUID from the wrong URI segment.
useArtifactRunsthen fetches the wrong run, andArtifactRunCellcan render the wrong link. Resolve the run association from MLMD metadata, or use a backend-provided run ID.#!/bin/bash set -euo pipefail rg -n -C 3 --glob '*.{ts,tsx}' \ 'extractRunIdFromUri|pipelineRoot|pipeline_root|defaultPipelineRoot|s3://|gs://' frontend/srcAlso applies to: 62-69
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate the status value before exposing it as response.status.
isErrorKF only checks key presence. A payload with code: null reaches this constructor. Number.isNaN(null) is false, so response.status becomes null despite its declared number type. A blank string also becomes 0.
Accept only finite integer HTTP status values. Use 500 for every other value.
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- const numStatus = typeof status === 'string' ? Number(status) : status;
- this.response = { status: Number.isNaN(numStatus) ? 500 : numStatus };
+ const numStatus = typeof status === 'string' ? Number(status) : status;
+ const validStatus =
+ Number.isInteger(numStatus) && numStatus >= 100 && numStatus <= 599 ? numStatus : 500;
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| // Ensure status is always a number for getGenericErrorCode compatibility | |
| const numStatus = typeof status === 'string' ? Number(status) : status; | |
| this.response = { status: Number.isNaN(numStatus) ? 500 : numStatus }; | |
| // Ensure status is always a number for getGenericErrorCode compatibility | |
| const numStatus = typeof status === 'string' ? Number(status) : status; | |
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| Number.isInteger(numStatus) && numStatus >= 100 && numStatus <= 599 ? numStatus : 500; | |
| this.response = { status: validStatus }; |
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In `@frontend/src/api/pipelines/errorUtils.ts` around lines 27 - 29, Update the
status normalization in the error constructor so response.status accepts only
finite integer HTTP status values; convert supported string values as needed,
and fall back to 500 for null, blank, NaN, infinite, fractional, or otherwise
invalid inputs. Preserve the existing getGenericErrorCode compatibility through
the numStatus normalization.
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| // Fetch all unique pipeline runs for the artifacts (deduplicated) | ||
| const { runs, errors, loading } = useArtifactRuns(artifacts); |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Bound the artifact-run cache lifetime.
useArtifactRuns merges each page’s runs and errors into component state without eviction. Pagination keeps this table instance active while the artifact set changes. A user who visits many pages retains every prior PipelineRunKF and error record.
Scope the cache to active artifact IDs, or implement a bounded cache with eviction. Do not retain every run for the full table lifetime.
As per path instructions, “Performance only when measurable — O(n^2) in hot paths, unbounded memory growth, missing pagination.”
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In `@frontend/src/pages/pipelines/global/experiments/artifacts/ArtifactsTable.tsx`
around lines 37 - 38, Update useArtifactRuns so its runs and errors cache is
bounded to the currently active artifact IDs, evicting records no longer
referenced by artifacts while preserving deduplication for active entries.
Ensure pagination and artifact-set changes do not retain prior PipelineRunKF or
error records for the lifetime of the ArtifactsTable instance.
Source: Path instructions
Reject NaN, Infinity, and fractional values so getGenericErrorCode always receives a real HTTP status. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Evict PipelineRunKF and error records that are no longer referenced so pagination does not retain stale data for the life of the table. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Reject responses that lack string run_id/display_name or whose run_id does not match the request so malformed values never reach PatternFly Truncate. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Aborted page or filter requests left stale loading entries because cleanup only dropped in-flight tracking. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/RHOAIENG-70319
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This PR adds a "Pipeline run" column to the global Artifacts page, making it easier to identify and navigate to the pipeline runs that produced each artifact. Previously, users had difficulty finding artifacts from AutoML/AutoRAG runs because there was no way to see or filter by the associated run.
Key Changes:
PipelineAPIErrorclass for fetch-based pipeline API callsgetGenericErrorCodeto recognize pipeline API errorsErrorKFtype guard to handle optional fields and prevent misclassificationTechnical Implementation:
The
ArtifactRunCellcomponent extracts the run UUID from the artifact URI (pattern:s3://bucket/pipeline/RUN-UUID/task/artifact), fetches run details from the KFP API, and displays the run name with a link to the global run details route.How Has This Been Tested?
Go to Artifacts page. See new "Pipeline run" column. Clicking on the run name redirects to the associated run.
Test Impact
Unit Tests Added:
ArtifactRunCell.spec.tsx- 7 test cases covering:Error Handling Tests Added:
errorUtils.spec.ts- Additional test cases for:errorfieldTest Results:
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