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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR unifies pipeline and module event APIs under ChangesEvent handler unification
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The API unification changes planning-safety handling and lifecycle failure dispatch. At the current head, a planning test can fail validation because its registered handler is rejected, and a lifecycle failure-handler error can prevent later pipeline-level audit, reporting, or cleanup handlers from running; merge should wait for the planning-path issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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PipelineSetupExecutor->>IEventHandlerInvoker: Dispatch lifecycle event
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IEventHandlerInvoker->>IModuleEventHandler: Invoke module callback with lifecycle data
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Greptile SummaryThe PR consolidates pipeline, module, and attribute callbacks into a unified event-handler API with shared priority and error-handling behavior.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. The marker-interface fix now classifies registration handlers from metadata and rejects unsafe types before constructing their attributes, so no blocking failure remains from the previously reported planning-safety issues.
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| src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/ModuleAttributeEventService.cs | Replaces state-dependent planning-safety probing with type-level marker classification and rejects unsafe handlers before attribute construction. |
| src/ModularPipelines/Events/IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler.cs | Defines the explicit planning-safe marker and documents its deterministic, idempotent, side-effect-free contract. |
| src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/EventHandlerInvoker.cs | Centralizes sequential invocation and shared continuation, logging, and exception aggregation behavior for event handlers. |
| src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Execution/ModuleLifecycleEventInvoker.cs | Migrates global module lifecycle dispatch to the unified handler interfaces and argument shapes. |
| src/ModularPipelines/Engine/PipelineSetupExecutor.cs | Migrates pipeline lifecycle callbacks to the unified prioritized event-handler invocation path. |
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Code Review: Unify event handler APIs (#4263)
This PR consolidates the attribute-based and global event-handler APIs into a single ModularPipelines.Events namespace (IEventHandler, IModuleRegistrationHandler, etc.), replacing the old marker-interface split (IModuleRegistrationEventReceiver / IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationEventReceiver). The unification itself is a clean simplification — one priority model (IEventHandler.Priority), one registration-handler contract, and consistent sequential-by-priority execution replacing the old concurrent-receiver model. Docs were updated to match.
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src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/ModuleAttributeEventService.cs:49-66 — Planning-safety check now runs after constructing every registration-handler attribute, so an unsafe handler's constructor executes during dependency-graph planning even though the whole point of the check is to prevent exactly that.
Before this PR, IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationEventReceiver was a marker interface, so safety could be determined from Type alone — the old code filtered receiverData.Select(d => d.AttributeType) and threw before calling CreatePlanningAttribute on anything. Now IsPlanningSafe is an instance property (IModuleRegistrationHandler.IsPlanningSafe => false by default), so it can only be read after construction. The new DiscoverPlanningAttributes reflects that: it does attributeData.Select(CreatePlanningAttribute).ToArray() first (line 50), which invokes the real constructor for any IModuleRegistrationHandler attribute (CreatePlanningAttribute takes the CustomAttributeMetadata.Create<Attribute>(data) branch for those, i.e. data.Constructor.Invoke(...)), and only afterwards checks handler.IsPlanningSafe (lines 52-57) to decide whether to throw.
Concretely: a handler attribute with IsPlanningSafe => false (the default) and a constructor that does something like open a connection, touch the filesystem, or mutate shared state will now run that constructor during IDependencyGraphExporter planning, then get a PipelineException telling the user planning is being kept side-effect free — which by that point is no longer true.
The existing regression test (Rejected_Render_Then_Run_Invokes_Registration_Handlers_Once in DependencyGraphExporterTests.cs) doesn't catch this because CountUnsafeRegistrationAttribute is a parameterless, stateless attribute — it only asserts OnRegistrationAsync isn't invoked during planning, not that construction is avoided.
Suggested fix: probe IsPlanningSafe without running the real constructor first. The file already uses RuntimeHelpers.GetUninitializedObject elsewhere for stateless attributes — the same technique works here since IsPlanningSafe implementations are virtually always a hardcoded true/false that doesn't depend on constructor-injected state. Construct via GetUninitializedObject to read IsPlanningSafe; only invoke the real constructor (CustomAttributeMetadata.Create) for handlers that pass the check. That restores the original "never construct an unsafe handler during planning" guarantee while keeping the new instance-property API.
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Addressed the blocking planning-safety review. DiscoverPlanningAttributes now probes IsPlanningSafe on an uninitialized handler before constructing any real attribute; unsafe constructors cannot run during graph planning. A getter that depends on constructor state is rejected with a clear PipelineException. Added a constructor-count regression proving rejected planning performs zero unsafe constructions. Validation: focused regression passed (1/1), and the incremental build completed without the prior IL2067 trim warning. Rebased onto current main. |
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Re-reviewed at HEAD c133ddf9f338dd31325b797a186fb7bd09a328dc, which adds one commit (fix(events): probe planning safety first) on top of the previously-reviewed 07d8a64.
Previous blocking issue: resolved
The prior review flagged that DiscoverPlanningAttributes in src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/ModuleAttributeEventService.cs constructed every registration-handler attribute via its real constructor (CreatePlanningAttribute) before checking IsPlanningSafe, so an unsafe handler's constructor would run during dependency-graph planning — defeating the purpose of the check.
This is now fixed correctly:
IsPlanningSafeis probed first, via a newIsPlanningSafe(Type)helper that usesRuntimeHelpers.GetUninitializedObjectto read the property without invoking the real constructor.- Only after confirming all applicable registration handlers are planning-safe does the code fall through to
CreatePlanningAttribute, which performs the real construction. - This mirrors the existing pattern already used a few lines below in the same file (
CreatePlanningAttributealso usesGetUninitializedObjectfor stateless "companion" attributes, and explicitly rejects attributes with constructor arguments or instance fields as not plannable), so the fix is consistent with the file's established planning-safety model rather than a one-off workaround. - The regression test was strengthened (
Rejected_Render_Does_Not_Construct_Unsafe_Handler_During_Planning) to assert the unsafe handler's constructor is never invoked during a rejectedRenderAsync, not just thatOnRegistrationAsyncisn't called — this directly covers the previously-missed case.
One inherent limitation worth being aware of (not a blocker, and implicitly acknowledged by the existing HasInstanceState/stateful-companion checks in this same file): GetUninitializedObject skips field initializers too, so an IsPlanningSafe implementation backed by a field set via an initializer (rather than a literal in the property body) would silently read as false instead of throwing. Given the codebase's convention of treating IsPlanningSafe as a hardcoded, deterministic literal, this is a reasonable tradeoff and not something this PR needs to solve.
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The fixup commit is narrowly scoped to the planning-safety check and its test; no other regressions or CLAUDE.md violations observed in the diff.
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The only completed CI failure was an unrelated core scheduler-test hang: RunSchedulerAsync_WhenOnlyModuleIsDeferred_DoesNotReportDeadlock timed out in the Ubuntu pipeline. Review is CLEAR and the failure is outside this PR's event-handler changes, so I reran the failed job once as flaky infrastructure. |
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Review fixes pushed in a83d8ad: planning safety now uses IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler; removed the uninitialized instance probe. Validation: DependencyGraphExporterTests 124/124, InterfaceVisibilityTests 7/7, Release core build 0 warnings/errors. |
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Rebased cleanly onto current main. Resolved the sole overlap by retaining the main branch's non-disposable PipelineBuilder usage while applying AddModuleEventHandler(). Exact-head validation: ModularPipelines.Tests.slnf Release build succeeded (178 existing warnings, 0 errors); StandaloneExecutionUploadsArtifactsAfterModuleEndHandler passed (1/1). |
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Code Review: Unify event handler APIs (#4263)
Re-reviewed at HEAD d37c84e4562e08c3d976a7301df05a449529bf96. The branch was rebased onto current main since my last review (previous HEAD c133ddf9f3 no longer exists in history) and the planning-safety fix approach changed in the process.
Planning-safety fix: correctly re-implemented
My last review's blocking issue was that DiscoverPlanningAttributes constructed every registration-handler attribute via its real constructor before checking planning-safety (using an instance property IsPlanningSafe), which could run an unsafe handler's side-effecting constructor during dependency-graph planning. A follow-up commit fixed that with a GetUninitializedObject probe, which I marked CLEAR.
That probe-based fix has since been replaced with a different, simpler design: IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler (src/ModularPipelines/Events/IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler.cs) is back to being a marker interface on IModuleRegistrationHandler, so safety is determined from Type alone. DiscoverPlanningAttributes (src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/ModuleAttributeEventService.cs:41-64) now computes unsafeHandlerTypes from data.AttributeType and throws before calling CreatePlanningAttribute/constructing anything — restoring the original "never construct an unsafe handler during planning" guarantee, and doing so more simply than the probe approach (no reflection tricks needed since the check is purely type-level again).
This is verified by a strengthened regression test: Rejected_Render_Does_Not_Construct_Unsafe_Handler_During_Planning in DependencyGraphExporterTests.cs now asserts _unsafeRegistrationConstructions is 0 after a rejected RenderAsync, directly covering the case my original review flagged.
No new issues found
I checked the full diff against the previous review's scope:
EventHandlerInvokercatchingExceptionbroadly (including cancellation) whenContinueOnErroris set — this is unchanged behavior carried over verbatim from the oldAttributeEventInvoker, not a regression introduced here.PipelineSetupExecutornow dispatches global pipeline/module handlers sequentially by priority instead of the oldTask.WhenAllconcurrent fan-out — this is an intentional, documented part of the unification (docs inhooks.md/pipeline-host.mdupdated to match), not an accidental behavior change.- DI wiring (
DependencyInjectionSetup.cs,ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs,GitHubExtensions.cs), theIPipelineSetupExecutor/ModuleRunnerargument forwarding (result/exception/SkipDecision), and the renamed builder APIs are all consistently migrated with no leftover references to the deletedIModuleEventReceiver/IPipelineGlobalHooks/IAttributeEventInvokertypes.
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Rebased onto current main including #4267. The sole conflict retained both required imports: Events for unified handlers and Generated for GeneratedModuleMetadata. Validation: ModularPipelines.slnx Release 0 warnings/errors; EventHandlerInvokerTests 3/3; GeneratedAttributeEventMetadataTests 9/9; LifecycleEventIntegrationTests 4/4; ModuleAttributeEventServiceTests 9/9; ModuleReadyEventTests 5/5; RegistrationEventExecutorTests 1/1; PublicSurfaceLeakageTests 3/3; git diff --check passed. @claude please re-review current head 6a92ad3. |
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Re-reviewed at HEAD 6a92ad3d0c3887aa1eae586a52a256aaacfe702e, requested after the branch was rebased onto current main (including #4267).
Verified the rebase is purely mechanical
I diffed this PR's content (base...head) before and after the rebase (previously reviewed CLEAR at d37c84e4562e08c3d976a7301df05a449529bf96 vs. current 6a92ad3d). The only differences are hunk-header line-number shifts and a handful of added using ModularPipelines.Generated; import lines (in ModuleAttributeEventService.cs, ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs, Module.cs) — consistent with the described merge-conflict resolution that retained both the Events and Generated imports. No logic changed.
I also re-confirmed the previously-blocking planning-safety fix is intact at this HEAD: DiscoverPlanningAttributes in src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/ModuleAttributeEventService.cs still checks IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler (a type-level marker) and throws before calling CreatePlanningAttribute, so unsafe handler constructors still cannot run during dependency-graph planning.
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Since the PR content is unchanged from the last CLEAR review, no new regressions or CLAUDE.md violations were introduced by the rebase.
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48-56: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMark the registration handler as planning-safe.
PlanAsyncIncludesRegistrationTimeDependenciesInWavesuses this attribute during graph planning.ModuleAttributeEventServicerejects registration handlers that do not implementIPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler, so this test throws before it can create the planned waves.Proposed fix
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Code Review: Unify event handler APIs (#4263)
Re-reviewed at HEAD eaa0aaeaedbce39f2aaa1d34ea5eac7efc5675d4, which adds one commit (fix(events): mark planning test handler) on top of the previously-reviewed CLEAR 6a92ad3d0c3887aa1eae586a52a256aaacfe702e.
CodeRabbit finding: correctly addressed
CodeRabbit flagged that AddRegistrationDependencyAttribute (a private test helper in test/ModularPipelines.UnitTests/CommandLine/PipelineCommandLineTests.cs, used only by PlanAsyncIncludesRegistrationTimeDependenciesInWaves) implemented IModuleRegistrationHandler but not IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler, even though it's invoked during graph planning — meaning ModuleAttributeEventService's planning-safety check would reject it.
The fix changes the base interface from IModuleRegistrationHandler to IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler (PipelineCommandLineTests.cs:49-50). Since IPlanningSafeModuleRegistrationHandler : IModuleRegistrationHandler is a marker sub-interface with no additional members, this is a minimal, non-breaking substitution: the attribute keeps its existing OnRegistrationAsync implementation and gains exactly the planning-safety marker it needs. This is consistent with the type-level marker-interface design that was the outcome of the earlier planning-safety review on this PR, and matches the fix CodeRabbit and the earlier claude review both converged on. AddRegistrationDependencyAttribute has no other usages in the file, so the change is fully scoped to the one test that needed it.
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This commit is a one-line, test-only interface swap. No production code changed since the last CLEAR review, and I don't see any new bugs or CLAUDE.md violations introduced.
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Reviewed the unification of pipeline hooks, global module receivers, and attribute handlers into the shared ModularPipelines.Events family (EventHandlerInvoker, PipelineSetupExecutor, ModuleLifecycleEventInvoker, ModuleAttributeEventService). The consolidation itself is a real win — six near-duplicated dispatch loops in the old AttributeEventInvoker plus a separate Task.WhenAll-based path in PipelineSetupExecutor (which previously ignored Priority/ContinueOnError entirely) now share one generic EventHandlerInvoker.InvokeHandlersAsync<THandler>. A few things are worth addressing before merge, though.
1. Fail-fast dispatch silently drops handlers after a failing one (most important)
EventHandlerInvoker.InvokeHandlersAsync (src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/EventHandlerInvoker.cs:64-92) iterates handlers in a foreach and does a bare throw; when a handler with the default ContinueOnError = false fails. This means a single throwing handler now prevents every lower-priority handler from ever running — for both module event handlers and pipeline event handlers (PipelineSetupExecutor.cs:34-99).
The previous implementation started every handler via Task.WhenAll(...) before observing any exception, so all registered receivers always ran regardless of a sibling's failure — the deleted IModuleEventReceiver doc even stated this explicitly ("All registered receivers are invoked concurrently for each event"). Docs (docs/docs/how-to/hooks.md:136-137) now say handlers "run sequentially in priority order," which covers the ordering change, but doesn't call out that a failure now skips remaining handlers entirely rather than just running them later.
Concretely: if a user registers a metrics/telemetry IModuleEventHandler at priority 0 and a notification handler (e.g. Slack, or the built-in GitHubMarkdownSummaryGenerator as an IPipelineEventHandler) at a higher priority value, a throw in the metrics handler now silently prevents the notification from ever firing — with no test covering this (EventHandlerInvokerTests.cs only exercises a single handler's throw/continue behavior, not "does handler N+1 still run after handler N throws").
Suggestion: decouple "stop the pipeline on this failure" from "notify every handler." For example, invoke handlers within the same priority tier concurrently (Task.WhenAll per tier, preserving cross-tier ordering), and/or always run every handler and aggregate the failures (e.g. into an AggregateException) rather than aborting the loop on the first one. That keeps Priority ordering and ContinueOnError semantics while restoring the "every handler gets a chance to observe the event" guarantee that existing consumers may depend on.
2. Attribute-based failure handlers always get Result == null
ModuleLifecycleEventInvoker.InvokeFailedEventAsync (src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Execution/ModuleLifecycleEventInvoker.cs:90-107) hardcodes result: null when building the ModuleHookContext passed to IModuleFailureHandler. The equivalent global-handler path (PipelineSetupExecutor.CreateModuleHookContext, used for IModuleEventHandler.OnModuleFailureAsync) passes moduleState.Result, which is populated by the time the failure event fires. This directly undercuts the PR's own stated goal ("forward consistent result, exception, and skip arguments... to global module handlers") — the two now-unified handler families still disagree on this one field, and it's more likely to surprise authors now that both share the same IModuleHookContext abstraction. Worth passing the real result through here too, matching InvokeEndEventAsync's pattern just above it in the same file.
3. Registration-handler failures lose their diagnostic log in the default path
Previously (AttributeEventInvoker.InvokeRegistrationReceiversAsync, deleted) always logged "Registration receiver {Type} failed" before rethrowing, unconditionally. The new shared InvokeHandlersAsync only logs when handler.ContinueOnError is true — for the default ContinueOnError = false case (which is every pre-existing registration handler), it's now a bare throw; with no log line. Pipeline setup failures from a bad registration handler now carry less diagnostic context than before. Consider logging unconditionally before rethrow, regardless of ContinueOnError.
Minor / simplification notes (not blocking, but worth a follow-up)
PipelineSetupExecutor.cs:36,45,55,64,73,83,93repeats the samehandlers.Count == 0 ? Task.CompletedTask : invoker.Invoke...(...)guard 7 times — the pre-PR code funneled module-event methods through a single shared helper; consider reinstating something likeInvokeIfAny<THandler>(handlers, () => invoke)to avoid re-duplicating this pattern on the next event type added.PipelineSetupExecutor.cs:26-27re-implements stable priority sorting inline (OrderBy(static handler => handler.Priority)), duplicatingModuleAttributeEventService.SortByPriority<T>(ModuleAttributeEventService.cs:228-238), which isprivateand can't currently be reused. If the tiebreak/sort-direction rule ever changes, the two call sites can silently diverge. Consider promotingSortByPriorityto a shared internal helper.ModuleLifecycleEventInvoker.cs:InvokeEndEventAsync/InvokeSkippedEventAsyncboth take anEnums.ModuleStatus statusparameter that's never read in either body (dead parameter, left over from the rewrite).RegistrationEventExecutor.GetRegistrationHandlers(RegistrationEventExecutor.cs:123-129) spreads the already-cached, immutable handler list into a new array ([.. handlers]) on every call — pure allocation overhead across every module registration pass since the list is never mutated by the caller.
None of the minor items are blocking on their own, but items 1-3 are genuine behavioral regressions/inconsistencies worth resolving before merge, particularly #1 since it changes failure-isolation guarantees for existing consumers without being called out as such.
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Addressed latest blocking review in 721714c: all handlers now run before non-continuable failures propagate; failures are logged and aggregated when needed; attribute failure handlers receive the actual module result. Validation: ModularPipelines.Tests.slnf Release build succeeded (179 existing warnings, 0 errors); EventHandlerInvokerTests 5/5; LifecycleEventIntegrationTests 4/4; git diff --check passed. @claude please re-review current head. |
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Code Review: Unify event handler APIs (#4263)
Re-reviewed at HEAD 5e54fbcc40733a49ca10f6560b74b2b7d3570f21, following a rebase onto current main plus two new commits since the last review (9d660b5390): fix(events): preserve handler notifications, fix(api): baseline unified event handlers, and fix(tests): use renamed file path type.
All three previously-blocking issues are resolved
The last review (9d660b5390) flagged three genuine behavioral regressions in the new shared EventHandlerInvoker.InvokeHandlersAsync. The fix(events): preserve handler notifications commit addresses all of them together:
- Fail-fast dispatch dropping handlers —
InvokeHandlersAsync(src/ModularPipelines/Engine/Attributes/EventHandlerInvoker.cs:73-101) no longer does a barethrow;on the first non-continuable failure. It now finishes theforeachloop unconditionally, collects failures into a list, and only throws after every handler has run — a single failure viaExceptionDispatchInfo.Capture(failure).Throw()(preserving the original stack trace), multiple viaAggregateException. This restores the pre-PR "every registered handler always runs" guarantee while still surfacing the failure(s) to the caller. Covered by two new tests:InvokeAsync_HandlerThrows_ContinueOnErrorFalse_StillCallsRemainingHandlersandInvokeAsync_MultipleHandlersThrow_AggregatesFailures. IModuleFailureHandleralways seeingResult == null—ModuleLifecycleEventInvoker.InvokeFailedEventAsyncnow takes anIModuleResult resultparameter and threads it into theModuleHookContextinstead of hardcodingnull(ModuleLifecycleEventInvoker.cs:90-97), andModuleRunnerpasses the realresultthrough at the call site. Verified by the strengthenedLifecycleEventIntegrationTests, which now assertsFailedResult:Failedshows up in the event log.- Missing diagnostic log on the default (non-continuable) failure path — the non-continue branch now unconditionally calls
_logger.LogError(...)before adding the exception to the failures list (EventHandlerInvoker.cs:88-95), matching the oldAttributeEventInvokerbehavior of always logging before rethrowing.
I also spot-checked the two remaining commits:
fix(api): baseline unified event handlersis a mechanicalPublicAPI.Shipped.txt/PublicAPI.Unshipped.txtrebalance (removing the oldAttributes.Events/Interfacesentries from Shipped, adding the newEventsnamespace entries to Unshipped) — consistent with the analyzer's expectations after the rebase, no behavior change.fix(tests): use renamed file path typeis an unrelated one-line fixup inCmdTests.cs(ModularPipelines.FileSystem.File→FilePath) needed becausemainrenamed that type after this branch's last rebase — not a regression from this PR.
No new issues found
Nothing in the new commits introduces fresh bugs, and the earlier-verified pieces (planning-safety marker-interface check in ModuleAttributeEventService.DiscoverPlanningAttributes, consistent DI wiring, no leftover references to deleted IModuleEventReceiver/IPipelineGlobalHooks/IAttributeEventInvoker types) remain intact through the rebase.
One very minor, non-blocking observation carried over: docs/docs/how-to/hooks.md's description of ContinueOnError ("log a handler failure and continue") doesn't explicitly call out the new "every handler still runs even when one fails without ContinueOnError, then the failure(s) propagate afterward" semantic — worth a follow-up doc sentence if there's ever confusion, but not something this PR needs to hold for.
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In `@docs/docs/architecture/module-execution-lifecycle.md`:
- Around line 59-60: Update the lifecycle documentation’s ContinueOnError
description to state that EventHandlerInvoker still dispatches all handlers
regardless of the setting; false propagates recorded failures by rethrowing or
aggregating them, while true suppresses handler failures. Preserve the existing
Priority ordering statement.
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ModularPipelines.EventsfamilyPriorityandContinueOnError, and replace the planning-safe marker withIsPlanningSafeValidation
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