Walkthrough

This pull request refines file handling and job processing logic. In the DAG, the handle_storage method now excludes files marked as "pipe" or "service" from being stored. The IO module adds a new constant and parameter to better manage local file considerations and improves logging for missing files. Additionally, the Jobs module now tracks pipe/service outputs with a new class field and method, updates job preparation to accommodate these inputs, and enhances error handling during postprocessing by capturing multiple exceptions.

Changes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User/Job
    participant D as DAG.handle_storage
    participant S as Storage Service

    U->>D: Trigger file storage
    D->>D: Evaluate file condition (is storage & not flagged as pipe/service)
    alt Eligible for storage
        D->>S: Store file
    else Not eligible (flagged as pipe/service)
        D-->>U: Skip storage operation
    end

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as Async Caller
    participant I as wait_for_files
    participant L as Logger

    A->>I: Call wait_for_files(files, consider_local)
    I->>I: Iterate over files and check if _IOFile not in consider_local
    I->>L: Log detailed missing files information
    I-->>A: Return formatted missing files list

sequenceDiagram
    participant J as Job
    participant P as Pipe/Service Processor
    participant E as Error Handler

    J->>J: Initialize Job (populate pipe_or_service_output)
    J->>P: Process outputs, flagging pipe/service files
    J->>J: Invoke is_pipe_or_service_input() during job preparation
    J->>E: In postprocess, catch ExceptionGroup for error handling

Possibly related PRs

• fix: more robust handling of input metadata that avoids storing user or typoe specific local paths, and properly handles pipe or service files #3150: Addressed handling of pipe and service flags in input metadata processing, which aligns closely with the updated logic for excluding such files in storage operations.

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