* Implement hierarchical error handling for folder creation failures
This commit implements hierarchical error handling to improve sync robustness
when folder creation fails. Instead of failing the entire sync, the system now:
1. Tracks failed folder creations and automatically skips nested resources
2. Records skipped resources with FileActionIgnored (doesn't count toward error limits)
3. Allows other folder hierarchies to continue processing
4. Prevents folder deletion when child resource deletions fail
Key Changes:
- Add PathCreationError type to track which folder path failed
- Modify progress recorder to automatically detect and track failures via Record()
- Add IsNestedUnderFailedCreation() and HasFailedDeletionsUnder() checks
- Update full and incremental sync to skip nested resources after folder failures
- Deletions proceed even if parent folder creation failed (resource may exist from previous sync)
- FileActionIgnored results don't count toward error limits
Example behavior improvement:
Before: /monitoring folder creation fails → all nested resources fail → other folders never processed
After: /monitoring folder creation fails → nested resources ignored → /applications folder succeeds
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* provisioning: refactor hierarchical errors in folder management.
* Move test to the corresponding package
* Refactor timeout handling in applyChanges functions
- Introduced wrapWithTimeout function to streamline timeout context management for applyChange calls.
- Updated applyFoldersSerially and applyIncrementalChanges to utilize the new timeout wrapper.
- Removed redundant logging and error handling code related to timeout in favor of centralized handling in wrapWithTimeout.
- Adjusted test expectations to reflect changes in error reporting for context deadlines.
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Co-authored-by: Roberto Jimenez Sanchez <roberto.jimenez@grafana.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Add URLs to Job spec
* Rename them as RefURLs
* Implement RefURLs for Github
* Add Ref URLs to Jobs
* Worker Test
* Create the branch in the staged writer
* Regenerate Git mock
* Format code
* Consolidate ResourceURLs and RefURLs into one
* Fix broken tests
