feat(http-outcalls): CON-1686 disregard reject responses when building payload for flexible outcall#9572
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In a follow-up PR, to aid with debugging, we will adapt the payload builder to include Reject responses in the node_details of the flexible_http_request_err whenever a call to flexible_http_request times out.
I guess alternatively we could already produce a response as soon as we have more than n-min reject responses? Because we would never receive enough success responses.
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…cution (#9564) Implements the `IntoMessages` path for flexible HTTP outcall ok-responses, converting each `FlexibleCanisterHttpResponses` group from the consensus payload into a single Candid-encoded `ConsensusResponse` for delivery to the execution environment. For each flexible response group, the individual `CanisterHttpResponsePayloads` (already Candid-encoded by the HTTP adapter) are decoded, collected into a `Vec`, wrapped in `FlexibleHttpRequestResult::Ok(vec![...])`, and re-encoded as a single `Payload::Data` for the canister callback. Reject entries (infrastructure-level failures like DNS/network errors) are filtered out as this path is unrechable due to payload building/validation ensuring that no reject responses are included in the ok-payload (see #9572). If Candid decoding or encoding fails, the delivery of the response is skipped and a timeout will eventually gracefully end the outstanding callback. --------- Co-authored-by: IDX GitHub Automation <infra+github-automation@dfinity.org>
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Adapts the HTTP outcalls payload builder for flexible calls to filter out reject responses when trying to find a viable ok-response group.
Currently,
find_flexible_responsespicks up responses from the pool viaget_response_content_by_hash, which returns the fullCanisterHttpResponseincludingRejectcontent. It doesn't filter by content type -- any response from a valid committee member gets included, whetherSuccessorReject.According to the spec an
okresult isvec http_request_result(status, headers, body). ARejectcan't be meaningfully represented as anhttp_request_result. The canister calledflexible_http_requestto get HTTP responses: a node that couldn't reach the server didn't produce a useful HTTP response.The
min_responsesthreshold still applies after filtering -- if too many nodes producedRejectand we can't reachmin_responsessuccesses, the group isn't included and the request will eventually time out.In a follow-up PR, to aid with debugging, we will adapt the payload builder to include
Rejectresponses in thenode_detailsof the flexible_http_request_err whenever a call toflexible_http_requesttimes out.