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feat: log every failed attempt that will be retried - #2
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- only a parked task was logged, so retries were invisible until the budget ran out Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JeE7nT7xaWppRm9ngjdD6B
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Goal
An operator can see a task failing and retrying while it happens, instead of only after it runs out of attempts. Each failed attempt that will be retried now logs a warning with the attempt number, the budget, the backoff before the next try, and the error.
Problem it solves
attempt_countandlast_erroron the task row.The warning fires once per failed attempt, for both the in-process backoff and the longer backoff that releases the claim. Parking keeps its existing alert-level line, so the last attempt logs once, not twice.