Executor logs

[maheshsattala]

Added code for executor logs and fixed respective test cases and added test cases for the same.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new TASK_TYPE enumeration for structured task categorization.
  • Enhanced logging capabilities for task executions across various executors.
  • Added a new method for logging task execution details in the cloud utility.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling and logging during AWS Lambda function invocations.

• Tests

  • Expanded test coverage for task execution logging and AWS Lambda interactions.
  • Updated tests to incorporate the new task_type parameter for better validation.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new TASK_TYPE enumeration and modifies various components across the codebase to incorporate this structured task categorization. Key changes include enhancements to the execute_task methods in multiple executor classes, allowing them to accept a task_type parameter. Additionally, logging mechanisms are improved to capture task execution details, and utility functions are updated to handle the new parameter. The changes aim to standardize how tasks are categorized and logged throughout the application.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
kairon/async_callback/processor.py	Added import for TASK_TYPE and modified run_pyscript to include task_type in CloudUtility.trigger_lambda.
kairon/events/executors/base.py, dramatiq.py, lamda.py, standalone.py	Enhanced execute_task method to accept **kwargs, added log_task method in base.py for logging task execution details.
kairon/events/scheduler/base.py, kscheduler.py	Modified add_job and update_job methods to include task_type parameter.
kairon/events/utility.py	Updated add_job and update_job methods to pass task_type to KScheduler and ExecutorFactory.
kairon/shared/actions/utils.py	Added task_type parameter to CloudUtility.trigger_lambda calls in perform_web_search and run_pyscript.
kairon/shared/cloud/utils.py	Modified trigger_lambda to accept task_type and added log_task method for logging execution details.
kairon/shared/data/constant.py	Introduced new TASK_TYPE enumeration with constants for ACTION, EVENT, and CALLBACK.
kairon/shared/events/data_objects.py	Added ExecutorLogs class for logging task execution details, including task_type, event_class, and status.
tests/unit_test/callback_test.py, cloud_utils_test.py, events/executors_test.py, events/scheduler_test.py	Updated tests to reflect changes in method signatures and added new tests for logging functionality in CloudUtility.

Possibly related PRs

• #1411: This PR introduces scheduling functionality, which is directly related to the changes in the main PR that enhance task scheduling and management through the TASK_TYPE enumeration.
• #1468: This PR refactors the action scheduler, including modifications to the scheduling methods, which aligns with the main PR's focus on improving task execution and scheduling capabilities.

Poem

🐇 In the meadow where tasks play,
A new type hops in, hip-hip-hooray!
With logs that sing and types that cheer,
Each action clear, no room for fear.
So let us dance, both swift and spry,
For structured tasks now soar and fly! 🌼

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