* Add Memory Base API: models, migrations, service, endpoints, and tests Introduces Memory Base (MB) — a per-flow knowledge base that auto-captures conversation history and ingests it into a Chroma vector store on configurable thresholds. Backend changes: - MemoryBase + MemoryBaseSession DB models with full CRUD - Three Alembic migrations: base tables, merge head, phase-2 fields (embedding_model, preprocessing, preproc_model, preproc_instructions) - MemoryBaseService: create/list/get/update/delete, session tracking, pending-message cursor logic, mismatch detection, regenerate - ingest_memory_task: async Chroma ingestion with cursor advance on success - REST API (/api/v1/memories): CRUD, flush, sessions, mismatch, regenerate - Flow output hook: on_flow_output() triggers auto-capture after each run - Plumbing in build.py, endpoints.py, workflow.py to call on_flow_output - deps.py: expose get_memory_base_service() - kb_helpers.py: FS/metadata helpers used by MB service Authored-By: Debojit Kaushik <kaushik.debojit@gmail.com> Add dedupe_key idempotency enforcement for MB ingestion jobs Centralizes idempotency into JobService.create_job() with a null-safe check, removing the redundant pre-flight logic from MemoryBaseService. Key changes: - services/jobs/exceptions.py: new DuplicateJobError(RuntimeError) — raised when a QUEUED/IN_PROGRESS/COMPLETED job with the same dedupe_key exists; FAILED/CANCELLED are retryable and are excluded - services/jobs/__init__.py: exports DuplicateJobError - services/jobs/service.py: null-guarded dedup query inside create_job() within the same session_scope as the insert (minimizes TOCTOU window) - services/database/models/jobs/model.py: dedupe_key field -> index=True - alembic/versions/36aa87831162: adds dedupe_key column + ix_job_dedupe_key index to job table with checkfirst guards - services/memory_base/service.py: updated key format to "ingestion:{mb_id}:{session_id}:{first_msg_id}" for namespace isolation; removed _has_non_retryable_job_for_dedupe_key and _has_active_job methods and all call sites; DuplicateJobError catch in _maybe_trigger() for silent skip on auto-capture; split regenerate() catch clauses - api/v1/memories.py: explicit DuplicateJobError catch before RuntimeError in flush_memory_base() for semantic clarity (both return 409) Co-Authored-By: Debojit Kaushik <kaushik.debojit@gmail.com> Checkpointing working version of MBs. TODO: User separation, Get messages endpoint, MB resumption midway through a chat for a session, tests. Added messages endpoint for Memory Bases. Added pagination to sessions endpoint. Modifed messages model to include ingestion related attributes. Added unit tests, fixed linting issues and formatting issues. Aligned Workflows API, /run endpoint, playground to all work with Memory Bases. Created DB models asociated with tracking memory base state with sessions and jobs. Added tests, created unit tests for service and task files related to MemoryBases. Improved concurrency of jobs, added (memory_base_id, session_id) locking to serialize jobs in case the job creation cadence moves ahead of ingestion jobs. Improved concurrency handling and moved the pending check to be live inside the ingestion job rather than a snapshot before triggering the job. Consolidated all migrations related to memory_bases into one idempotent version and serialized all migrations form release along with memory_bases for cleanliness and maintainability. Introduced advisory locking to address multi worker environment, added unique constraint to MB creation, added sanitization check to KB pathnames to avoid illegal directory creation. Added partial write rollback for ChromaDB, aligned same session is used for each job to avoid dangling advisory locks. * [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes * [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes (attempt 2/3) --------- Co-authored-by: autofix-ci[bot] <114827586+autofix-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Eric Hare <ericrhare@gmail.com>
LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR to absolute and update docker compose to use absolute path (#10106)
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