My Actor

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Define a helper first, then re-copy your string, then call it:

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Use ↑ history to recall paste() instead of copying anything again. Also drop the await — execSync isn't a promise.

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❯ I have these logs: Sep 5 02:44:07 apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon-77b7f97dbc-hcpnn apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon INFO {"actorId":"q230mjxBSlyeS1alm","buildId":"dBdcYhedruQsmIHXN","msg":"BUILD_QUALITY_METRICS_COLLECTION: Handling actor quality build metrics for input"} Sep 5 02:44:07 apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon-77b7f97dbc-hcpnn apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon INFO {"actorId":"q230mjxBSlyeS1alm","buildId":"dBdcYhedruQsmIHXN","msg":"BUILD_QUALITY_METRICS_COLLECTION: Specified build is not the default build, skipping metrics collection"} Sep 5 02:44:07 apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon-77b7f97dbc-hcpnn apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon INFO {"actorId":"q230mjxBSlyeS1alm","buildId":"dBdcYhedruQsmIHXN","msg":"BUILD_QUALITY_METRICS_COLLECTION: No build found for specified actor"} Sep 5 02:44:07 apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon-77b7f97dbc-hcpnn apify-infinite-daemons-action-queue-daemon INFO {"actorId":"q230mjxBSlyeS1alm","buildId":"dBdcYhedruQsmIHXN","msg":"BUILD_QUALITY_METRICS_COLLECTION: Couldn't find the specified build"}

And i need to find out what happened, the build should be there

Searched for 2 patterns, read 2 files Loaded src/daemons/CLAUDE.md Loaded src/daemons/infinite/CLAUDE.md Loaded src/packages/CLAUDE.md

Your build is almost certainly fine — the log messages lie. All four lines are one pass through the handler, and lines 2–4 are the same skip:

src/daemons/infinite/src/daemons/action_queue/actor_build_quality_metrics_handler.ts:726

if (actor?.defaultRunOptions?.build === build?.actVersion.buildTag) return build; log.info('Specified build is not the default build, skipping metrics collection', ...); return null;

getBuildFromPayload returns null for two different reasons — build not found, or found but tag mismatch — and both emit "not the default build". The caller then blindly logs "No build found for specified actor" (:815) and "Couldn't find the specified build" (:820) on that same null. So the last two lines carry no information about whether the document exists.

Likely cause: defaultRunOptions.build holds a version number ("0.0"), not a tag. The buildId branch only ever compares against actVersion.buildTag, while the no-buildId branch (:737-749) explicitly handles the version-number case via buildNumberToInt. Any actor whose default build is a version number gets skipped forever on every build event.

Confirm with:

db.actor_builds.findOne({ _id: 'dBdcYhedruQsmIHXN' }, { actId: 1, 'actVersion.buildTag': 1, buildNumberInt: 1, status: 1 }) db.acts.findOne({ _id: 'q230mjxBSlyeS1alm' }, { 'defaultRunOptions.build': 1, taggedBuilds: 1, isPublic: 1 })

If defaultRunOptions.build is e.g. "0.0" and actVersion.buildTag is "latest" or absent, that's it. If buildTag matches but the actor's taggedBuilds[tag]._id points at a different build, you've got a tagging race instead.

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※ recap: You wanted to know why the actor quality daemon skipped build dBdcYhedruQsmIHXN despite it existing; the logs turn out to be one misleading skip path. Next: run the two mongo queries to compare defaultRunOptions.build against the build's actVersion.buildTag. (disable recaps in /config)

❯ II've found the issue: "Simon Maresz  [5:16 PM] I see the issue, we check the build.actVersion, and since the build has multiple tags, it is tagged with the first one i assume (edited)"

we should also check the build.tags (array), also update the log message so that we know what is present in defaultRunOptions.build and whats in the .tags / .actVersion.buildTag

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Confirmed — ActorBuild.tags is string[] | null (src/packages/types/src/actor.ts:1444), while actVersion.buildTag holds only the version's single tag.

⏺ Update(src/daemons/infinite/src/daemons/action_queue/actor_build_quality_metrics_handler.ts) Added 1 line 'actorDefinition.webServerSchema': 1, 'actVersion.sourceType': 1, 'actVersion.buildTag': 1, tags: 1, } as const satisfies PartialProjection

⏺ Update(src/daemons/infinite/src/daemons/action_queue/actor_build_quality_metrics_handler.ts) Added 10 lines, removed 1 line { projection: ACTOR_BUILD_PROJECTION }, );

if (actor?.defaultRunOptions?.build === build?.actVersion.buildTag) {
    const defaultBuild = actor?.defaultRunOptions?.build;

n by the SET_ACTOR_TAG_TO_CORRECT_BUILD actions this enqueues, dispatched after a ~20s delay — so the infinite daemons' action queue must be running locally, and build.tags won't be ['latest','beta'] immediately. Poll the build doc until it is.

• Semantics of the map: omit a tag to leave it alone, null to remove it, { buildId } to set it. Any buildId that doesn't exist → recordNotFound('Actor Build') for the whole request (src/api/src/lib/actors.ts:806).

The defaultRunOptions.build in the same payload is what makes the actor's default tag beta while the version's actVersion.buildTag stays latest — the mismatch your fix targets.

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※ recap: Goal: fix the actor-quality daemon skipping builds that carry multiple tags. The code change is done, formatted, and type-checks clean. Next: reproduce locally by setting two tags on one build via the curl PUT, then confirm metrics collection runs. (disable recaps in /config)

❯ ok the fix is working, commit it and create draft PR

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Committed 6a10a08f9a0, pushed to fix/readme-summary-generation-multiple-tags, created PR #30551, searched for 1 pattern, ran 4 shell commands

Draft PR: https://github.com/apify/apify-core/pull/30551

Committed as 6a10a08f9a0 on fix/readme-summary-generation-multiple-tags.

Two things still need your input:

Reviewers — no CODEOWNERS match for this path (only event_driven/.../first_promoter_daemon.ts is owned under src/daemons/), so nobody is auto-assigned. From git history on this file: @VojtaKai and @HonzaKirchner are the most recent non-you contributors; @B4nan and Jaroslav Hejlek also touched it. Want me to request VojtaKai + HonzaKirchner?

Issue link or adhoc — the PR isn't linked to an issue. Give me the issue number and I'll add Fixes #N, or I'll add the adhoc label plus an estimate on project 38 (I'd suggest 1).

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❯ Shorten the description

Edited PR #30551

Done — four short paragraphs, headers dropped: what broke, the fix, why the log fields, how it was verified.

Still open: reviewers (@VojtaKai + @HonzaKirchner?) and either an issue number for Fixes #N or the adhoc label + estimate.

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※ recap: Fixed the actor quality metrics handler so it matches the default build against all of a build's tags, and opened draft PR #30551. Next: confirm reviewers (VojtaKai and HonzaKirchner) and whether to link an issue or mark it adhoc.

❯ Shouldn't in that case we trigger the action even in case that taggedBuild got updated via API?

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Yes — that's a real gap. src/api/src/lib/actors.ts:926-935 only enqueues on a defaultRunOptions.build change:

if (preparedModifier?.defaultRunOptions?.build && preparedModifier?.defaultRunOptions?.build !== existingActor.defaultRunOptions?.build) {

Retagging doesn't touch defaultRunOptions, so {"taggedBuilds": {"latest": {"buildId": "newBuild"}}} on an Actor whose default is latest silently swaps the default build and leaves the metrics describing the old build's readme and input schema. Same for null (tag removed). The metrics then only refresh on the next build or republish.

The fix would be to also fire when the modifier touches the tag that will be the default:

const nextDefaultBuild = preparedModifier?.defaultRunOptions?.build ?? existingActor.defaultRunOptions?.build; const defaultBuildChanged = preparedModifier?.defaultRunOptions?.build && preparedModifier.defaultRunOptions.build !== existingActor.defaultRunOptions?.build; // Retagging the default tag swaps the default build without touching defaultRunOptions. const defaultTagRetagged = !!nextDefaultBuild && taggedBuildsModifier?.[nextDefaultBuild] !== undefined;

if (defaultBuildChanged || defaultTagRetagged) { await actionQueue.enqueueAction(ACTIONS.COLLECT_ACTOR_BUILD_QUALITY_METRICS, { actorId }); }

Timing works out: that enqueue passes no buildId, so the handler takes the branch that resolves the default build from acts2.taggedBuilds — written synchronously in this request — rather than from act2Builds.tags, which the 20s-delayed SET_ACTOR_TAG_TO_CORRECT_BUILD fills in later.

Want it in this PR? It's a different package and arguably a separate bug (stale metrics vs. skipped metrics), so it'd need the title widened to fix(api,daemons): — or I can stack it as a follow-up.

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※ recap: Fixed the daemon skipping quality metrics when a build has multiple tags; draft PR #30551 is up and verified locally. Next: tell me whether to fold the related API retagging fix into this PR or stack it separately.

❯ can you explain now, how the publisher reproduced the bug in 1-2 sentences?

The publisher pointed a second tag at an already-tagged build (e.g. taggedBuilds giving one build both latest and beta) and set the Actor's default build to that second tag, while the version's own actVersion.buildTag stayed the first one. Every subsequent build event then failed the defaultRunOptions.build === actVersion.buildTag check and was logged as "Couldn't find the specified build" — so their quality metrics stopped updating even though the build existed and was the default.

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❯ Wasn't it rather he manually updated the default latest tag?

Right — that's the likelier shape, and it doesn't need defaultRunOptions to change at all: the publisher manually moved the latest tag onto a build from a version whose own buildTag is something else (say beta), so that build ended up with tags: ['beta', 'latest'] while actVersion.buildTag stayed beta. defaultRunOptions.build was latest the whole time, so the comparison against the version's single buildTag failed — which is exactly your "it is tagged with the first one" observation.

That also explains why it kept failing rather than self-correcting: nothing in the retag path resets the version's buildTag.

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❯ now give me 1-2sentences

The publisher manually moved the latest tag onto a build from a version whose own actVersion.buildTag was something else, leaving the build with still reported only one. The handler compared defaultRunOptions.build (latest) against that single actVersion.buildTag, so it never matched andevery build was skipped as "not the default build".

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※ recap: Goal was fixing why Actor quality metrics were skipped for multi-tagged builds; the fix is committed and draft PR 30551 is open with a shortened description. Next: decide whether to fold the taggedBuilds API enqueue gap into this PR or stack it separately.

❯ So now just to discuss, no commits or changes.

Would it make sense to update the "updateActor" when there are changes to the tagged builds? Shouldn't we trigger the action for example again in case the actor.taggedBuilds[actor.defaultRunOptions.buildId] changed?

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Yes, and comparing the resolved build id is the better condition — sharper than "the modifier mentions the default tag", which I sketched earlier.

Why id-comparison wins: a no-op retag (setting latest to the build it already points at) shouldn't trigger anything, and the handler isn't cheap. Readme eval and business improvements are hash-gated (readmeMD5Hash, businessImprovementInputHash), but getActorInputDescriptionEvaluation has no such guard — it hits the LLM on every run where an input schema exists. So redundant triggers cost real money.

It also fixes the existing check. Today defaultRunOptions.build flipping latest → beta fires even when both tags point at the same build — same redundancy, already shipped. Composing effective before/after states handles both:

before = existingActor.taggedBuilds[existingActor.defaultRunOptions.build]?._id after = nextTaggedBuilds[nextDefaultTag]?._id

One trap: don't let that replace the string comparison. defaultRunOptions.build can be a version number ("0.0"), which has no taggedBuilds entry — so a "0.0" → "0.1" change leaves both sides undefined and the id check misses a genuine default-build swap. They need to be OR'd, not swapped.

yMetrics is the only metric with no hash guard, so it re-runs the LLM on every build event even when the input schema is byte-identical. The readmeMD5Hash pattern would drop straight onto it.

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❯ Do the changes locally, no commit

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Applied to src/api/src/lib/actors.ts:927-936, uncommitted:

const nextDefaultBuild = preparedModifier?.defaultRunOptions?.build ?? existingActor.defaultRunOptions?.build; // Retagging the default tag swaps the default build without touching defaultRunOptions. const isDefaultTagRetagged = !!nextDefaultBuild && taggedBuildsModifier?.[nextDefaultBuild] !== undefined;

OR'd with the existing string comparison, so version-number defaults still fire on change. Type-check clean.

Semantics of the modifier map fall out correctly: { buildId } and null (tag removed) both trigger, while undefined ("preserve") doesn't — and if taggedBuilds isn't in the request at all, ?. short-circuits.

Not included: the readmeMD5Hash-style guard on getInputDescriptionQualityMetrics — that's a separate behavior change in the daemon. Say the word if you want it.

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※ recap: Goal: fix Actor quality metrics being skipped for multi-tagged builds. The daemon fix is committed with draft PR #30551 open; the updateActor retag trigger is done locally, uncommitted. Next: decide whether that trigger folds into this PR or a follow-up.

❯ but if user posts the same id into the default tag, it triggers the reevaluation, right?

Yes — the condition only checks that the key is present with a non-undefined value, so {"taggedBuilds": {"latest": {"buildId": "sameId"}}} triggers it even though nothing moved.

That's the trade we settled on: the readme and business-improvement hashes short-circuit, so a no-op retag costs one getActorInputDescriptionEvaluation call plus a findOne/bulkWrite. If you'd rather not pay even that, swap isDefaultTagRetagged for the resolved-id comparison (existingActor.taggedBuilds[currentDefaultTag]?._id vs the modifier's buildId), keeping the OR with the string check intact.

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❯ fix the commit message of last commit, create PR based on the release/v0.1554.0

Amended commit bd9274d1028, pushed to fix/tagged-builds-update-readme-summary, created PR #30558, ran 3 shell commands

PR: https://github.com/apify/apify-core/pull/30558 — base release/v0.1554.0, one commit.

Commit message was Updated the multiple selected categories (leftover from another task; the diff is the actors.ts retag trigger). Amended to fix(api): recollect build quality metrics when the default tag is retagged — d58ed97dad6 → bd9274d1028. It had no upstream, so nothing was force-pushed.

Not set, same as last time: reviewers, and either an issue link or the adhoc label plus an estimate on project 38.

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※ recap: Goal was fixing stale Actor quality metrics from build retagging; the daemon fix merged as PR 30551, and the follow-up API trigger is now PR 30558 against release/v0.1554.0. Next: assign reviewers and add an issue link or the adhoc label plus estimate.

❯ fix the PR comments and reopen it

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❯ I need the test request on staging, url is https://console-securitybyobscurity.apify.