R/core_invoke.R

Defines functions spark_last_error spark_error core_read_spark_log_error core_handle_known_errors jobj_subclass.spark_worker_connection jobj_subclass.spark_connection jobj_subclass.shell_backend core_invoke_method_impl core_invoke_method core_remove_jobjs core_invoke_socket_name core_invoke_socket core_invoke_synced write_bin_args core_invoke_cancel_running core_invoke_sync core_invoke_sync_socket

Documented in spark_last_error

core_invoke_sync_socket <- function(sc) {
  flush <- c(1)
  while (length(flush) > 0) {
    flush <- readBin(sc$backend, raw(), 1000)

    # while flushing monitored connections we don't want to hang forever
    if (identical(sc$state$use_monitoring, TRUE)) break
  }
}

core_invoke_sync <- function(sc) {
  # sleep until connection clears is back on valid state
  while (!core_invoke_synced(sc)) {
    Sys.sleep(1)
    core_invoke_sync_socket(sc)
  }
}

core_invoke_cancel_running <- function(sc) {
  if (is.null(spark_context(sc))) {
    return()
  }

  # if something fails while using a monitored connection we don't cancel jobs
  if (identical(sc$state$use_monitoring, TRUE)) {
    return()
  }

  # if something fails while cancelling jobs we don't cancel jobs, this can
  # happen in OutOfMemory errors that shut down the spark context
  if (identical(sc$state$cancelling_all_jobs, TRUE)) {
    return()
  }

  connection_progress_context(sc, function() {
    sc$state$cancelling_all_jobs <- TRUE
    on.exit(sc$state$cancelling_all_jobs <- FALSE)
    invoke(spark_context(sc), "cancelAllJobs")
  })

  if (exists("connection_progress_terminated")) connection_progress_terminated(sc)
}

write_bin_args <- function(backend, object, static, method, args, return_jobj_ref = FALSE) {
  rc <- rawConnection(raw(), "r+")
  writeString(rc, object)
  writeBoolean(rc, static)
  writeBoolean(rc, return_jobj_ref)
  writeString(rc, method)

  writeInt(rc, length(args))
  writeArgs(rc, args)
  bytes <- rawConnectionValue(rc)
  close(rc)

  rc <- rawConnection(raw(0), "r+")
  writeInt(rc, length(bytes))
  writeBin(bytes, rc)
  con <- rawConnectionValue(rc)
  close(rc)

  writeBin(con, backend)
}

core_invoke_synced <- function(sc) {
  if (is.null(sc)) {
    stop("The connection is no longer valid.")
  }

  backend <- core_invoke_socket(sc)
  echo_id <- "sparklyr"

  write_bin_args(backend, "Handler", TRUE, "echo", echo_id)

  returnStatus <- readInt(backend)

  if (length(returnStatus) == 0 || returnStatus != 0) {
    FALSE
  } else {
    object <- readObject(sc)
    identical(object, echo_id)
  }
}

core_invoke_socket <- function(sc) {
  if (identical(sc$state$use_monitoring, TRUE)) {
    sc$monitoring
  } else {
    sc$backend
  }
}

core_invoke_socket_name <- function(sc) {
  if (identical(sc$state$use_monitoring, TRUE)) {
    "monitoring"
  } else {
    "backend"
  }
}

core_remove_jobjs <- function(sc, ids) {
  core_invoke_method_impl(sc, static = TRUE, noreply = TRUE, "Handler", "rm", FALSE, as.list(ids))
}

core_invoke_method <- function(sc, static, object, method, return_jobj_ref, ...) {
  core_invoke_method_impl(sc, static, noreply = FALSE, object, method, return_jobj_ref, ...)
}

core_invoke_method_impl <- function(sc, static, noreply, object, method, return_jobj_ref, ...) {
  # N.B.: the reference to `object` must be retained until after a value or exception is returned to us
  # from the invoked method here (i.e., cannot have `object <- something_else` before that), because any
  # re-assignment could cause the last reference to `object` to be destroyed and the underlying JVM object
  # to be deleted from JVMObjectTracker before the actual invocation of the method could happen.
  lockBinding("object", environment())

  if (is.null(sc)) {
    stop("The connection is no longer valid.")
  }

  args <- list(...)

  # initialize status if needed
  if (is.null(sc$state$status)) {
    sc$state$status <- list()
  }

  # choose connection socket
  backend <- core_invoke_socket(sc)
  connection_name <- core_invoke_socket_name(sc)

  if (!identical(object, "Handler")) {
    toRemoveJobjs <- get_to_remove_jobjs(sc)
    objsToRemove <- ls(toRemoveJobjs)
    if (length(objsToRemove) > 0) {
      core_remove_jobjs(sc, objsToRemove)
      rm(list = objsToRemove, envir = toRemoveJobjs)
    }
  }

  if (!identical(object, "Handler") &&
    spark_config_value(sc$config, c("sparklyr.cancellable", "sparklyr.connection.cancellable"), TRUE)) {
    # if connection still running, sync to valid state
    if (identical(sc$state$status[[connection_name]], "running")) {
      core_invoke_sync(sc)
    }

    # while exiting this function, if interrupted (still running), cancel server job
    on.exit(core_invoke_cancel_running(sc))

    sc$state$status[[connection_name]] <- "running"
  }

  # if the object is a jobj then get it's id
  objId <- ifelse(inherits(object, "spark_jobj"), object$id, object)

  write_bin_args(backend, objId, static, method, args, return_jobj_ref)

  if (identical(object, "Handler") &&
    (identical(method, "terminateBackend") || identical(method, "stopBackend"))) {
    # by the time we read response, backend might be already down.
    return(NULL)
  }

  result_object <- NULL
  if (!noreply) {
    # wait for a return status & result
    returnStatus <- readInt(sc)

    if (length(returnStatus) == 0) {
      # read the spark log
      msg <- core_read_spark_log_error(sc)

      withr::with_options(list(
        warning.length = 8000
      ), {
        stop(
          "Unexpected state in sparklyr backend: ",
          msg,
          call. = FALSE
        )
      })
    }

    if (returnStatus != 0) {
      # get error message from backend and report to R
      msg <- readString(sc)
      withr::with_options(list(
        warning.length = 8000
      ), {
        if (nzchar(msg)) {
          core_handle_known_errors(sc, msg)
        } else {
          # read the spark log
          msg <- core_read_spark_log_error(sc)
        }
      })
      spark_error(msg)
    }

    result_object <- readObject(sc)
  }

  sc$state$status[[connection_name]] <- "ready"
  on.exit(NULL)

  attach_connection(result_object, sc)
}

jobj_subclass.shell_backend <- function(con) {
  "shell_jobj"
}

jobj_subclass.spark_connection <- function(con) {
  "shell_jobj"
}

jobj_subclass.spark_worker_connection <- function(con) {
  "shell_jobj"
}

core_handle_known_errors <- function(sc, msg) {
  # Some systems might have an invalid hostname that Spark <= 2.0.1 fails to handle
  # gracefully and triggers unexpected errors such as #532. Under these versions,
  # we proactevely test getLocalHost() to warn users of this problem.
  if (grepl("ServiceConfigurationError.*tachyon", msg, ignore.case = TRUE)) {
    warning(
      "Failed to retrieve localhost, please validate that the hostname is correctly mapped. ",
      "Consider running `hostname` and adding that entry to your `/etc/hosts` file."
    )
  } else if (grepl("check worker logs for details", msg, ignore.case = TRUE) &&
    spark_master_is_local(sc$master)) {
    abort_shell(
      "sparklyr worker rscript failure, check worker logs for details",
      NULL, NULL, sc$output_file, sc$error_file
    )
  }
}

core_read_spark_log_error <- function(sc) {
  # if there was no error message reported, then
  # return information from the Spark logs. return
  # all those with most recent timestamp
  msg <- "failed to invoke spark command (unknown reason)"
  try(silent = TRUE, {
    log <- readLines(sc$output_file)
    splat <- strsplit(log, "\\s+", perl = TRUE)
    n <- length(splat)
    timestamp <- splat[[n]][[2]]
    regex <- paste("\\b", timestamp, "\\b", sep = "")
    entries <- grep(regex, log, perl = TRUE, value = TRUE)
    pasted <- paste(entries, collapse = "\n")
    msg <- paste("failed to invoke spark command", pasted, sep = "\n")
  })
  msg
}


spark_error <- function(message) {
  option_name <- "sparklyr.simple.errors"
  simple_errors <- unlist(options(option_name))

  if (is.null(simple_errors)) {
    use_simple <- FALSE
  } else {
    use_simple <- simple_errors
  }

  if (use_simple) {
    stop(message, call. = FALSE)
  }

  split_message <- message %>%
    strsplit("\n\t") %>%
    unlist()

  msg_l <- "\u001B]8;;"
  msg_r <- "\u001B\\"
  msg_fn <- "sparklyr::spark_last_error()"

  term <- Sys.getenv("TERM")
  color_terms <- c("xterm-color", "xterm-256color", "screen", "screen-256color")

  check_rstudio <- try(RStudio.Version(), silent = TRUE)

  in_rstudio <- TRUE
  if (inherits(check_rstudio, "try-error")) {
    in_rstudio <- FALSE
  }
  if (term %in% color_terms) {
    if (in_rstudio) {
      scheme <- "ide:run"
    } else {
      scheme <- "x-r-run"
    }

    msg_fun <- paste0(
      msg_l, scheme, ":", msg_fn, msg_r, "`", msg_fn, "`", msg_l, msg_r
    )
  } else {
    msg_fun <- paste0("`", msg_fn, "`")
  }

  last_err <- paste0(
    "Run ", msg_fun, " to see the full Spark error (multiple lines)"
  )

  option_msg <- paste(
    "To use the previous style of error message",
    "set `options(\"sparklyr.simple.errors\" = TRUE)`"
  )

  msg <- c(split_message[[1]], "", last_err, option_msg)

  genv_set_last_error(message)

  rlang::abort(
    message = msg,
    use_cli_format = TRUE,
    call = NULL
  )
}

#' Surfaces the last error from Spark captured by internal `spark_error` function
#' @export
spark_last_error <- function() {
  last_error <- genv_get_last_error()
  if (!is.null(last_error)) {
    rlang::inform(last_error)
  } else {
    rlang::inform("No error found")
  }
}

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sparklyr documentation built on Nov. 2, 2023, 5:09 p.m.