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Deep review of PR #3494 found the rate limiter unusable as designed: - H1: acquire() waited unbounded even for interactive HTTP handlers (support.py, glitchtip.py already pass a narrow `timeout` — reuse it as the queue wait cap instead of editing those handlers, which are out of scope here). New TelegramRateLimitedError (subclass of TelegramError) gives a fast, honest 502 instead of hanging past the caller's own budget. - H2: the limiter is per-process (in-memory), but two processes write to the same group (uvicorn API + bot worker) — giving each the same 18/min doubled the platform ceiling. Split into telegram_group_rate_limit_api_per_minute (12) and _bot_per_minute (6), sum kept below ~20. - M1: bridge.py sends without an explicit timeout inherited "wait forever", stalling the single-threaded poll loop (open DB session) past the SIGTERM drain window. Bounded via rate_limit_max_wait=20s at the six call sites. - M2: _locks/_sent_at grew unbounded on every unique DM chat_id. Added opportunistic cleanup of fully-expired entries. - L1: the "queue full" warning now logs once per acquire() call, not once per sleep iteration. - Corrected a factual error in the docstring: TELEGRAM_SUPPORT_CHAT_ID and TELEGRAM_ALERTS_CHAT_ID are the SAME group on prod (topics differ only). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JY6iWDnGDthdvsMWgK1BMG |
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