fix: reject replay when stored tasks differ - #7155
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The replay validation change currently breaks an existing test fixture that lacks expected_output, causing a KeyError and leaving the PR not merge-ready until the fixture is updated or the compatibility issue is explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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3351-3376: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd
expected_outputto these stored-output fixtures.
Crew._validate_replay_tasks()now readsstored_output["expected_output"]. These records omit that field, socrew.replay(str(task2.id))raisesKeyErrorbefore the context assertion. Populate each record with its task's expected output.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/crewai/src/crewai/crew.py`:
- Line 2041: Update the replay validation around task.id and expected_output so
it compares str(task.id) with stored_output["task_id"] while retaining the
existing expected-output comparison. Add a regression case covering duplicate
expected outputs to ensure mismatched task identities are rejected.
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In `@lib/crewai/tests/test_crew.py`:
- Around line 3351-3376: Add the expected_output field to both stored-output
fixture records used by the replay test, assigning each task’s configured
expected output so Crew._validate_replay_tasks() can access it and
crew.replay(str(task2.id)) reaches the existing context assertion.
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Thank you — that was fast, and the shape is right: validate before restoring, raise instead of assigning. One gap in the key it validates on. The insertion case is caught reliably — a task added at the front shifts everything, and its It is the same shape as the bug itself: an identifier whose uniqueness is assumed. Either way this is strictly better than what is there now, and worth taking as-is if the stronger key is a bigger change. |
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Shape is right: validate before restore, raise instead of silently pasting outputs onto the wrong slots. Please tighten the identity check before we merge.
Keep: fail loud when the saved prefix does not match the current crew. Do not try to remap onto a changed list.
Change: do not fingerprint on expected_output alone, and do not follow the CodeRabbit task.id suggestion. Ids die when the crew is rebuilt; expected_output is not unique. Use description (already on the stored output) plus expected_output if you want a second signal.
Tests: the insert-at-front case is good. Also cover (1) reorder with identical expected_output values, and (2) existing replay fixtures that omit expected_output so they do not KeyError (test_replay_with_context).
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That collides with the reorder test you asked for: if two tasks with identical Agreed on rejecting the If the crew may change between the run and the replay, no content-derived field settles identity. What would: the stored ordinal plus a content digest, with a mismatch on either being fatal — that fails loud on the ambiguous case instead of guessing. Or an optional explicit key on Concretely: I'd have the reorder test use identical |
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Updated in a54b64a..HEAD. The guard now compares the stored output description to the current task description, using persisted |
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In `@lib/crewai/src/crewai/crew.py`:
- Around line 2043-2046: Update the task matching logic around the description
and expected_output comparison to use a deterministic task fingerprint that
includes distinguishing fields such as agent, context, and execution settings,
preventing reordered duplicate definitions from matching the wrong task. Persist
the fingerprint with replay data, compare it during restoration, and add a
regression test covering duplicate descriptions and expected outputs.
- Around line 2043-2046: Update Crew.replay so the replay inputs are applied via
_interpolate_inputs before comparing task.description and task.expected_output
with stored values. Ensure validation uses the resolved interpolated metadata,
while preserving the existing mismatch handling for genuinely different values.
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@vasilisnasopoulos Agreed—two unconstrained text fields cannot safely identify all tasks. Updated in HEAD to reject a replay prefix whose stored or current |
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Hey @ShivangiRay, CI is failing mind checking ? |
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This is the right shape, and worth naming: you didn't look for a better field, you accepted there isn't one. Two tasks that a human cannot tell apart cannot be told apart by a replay either, so refusing is the only honest answer — and refusing loudly is what makes it safe. The earlier attempts each assumed some field would carry identity; this one stops assuming. That's a different kind of fix. |
Summary
Closes #7154
Validation
uv run pytest -n 0 lib/crewai/tests/test_crew.py::test_replay_rejects_changed_task_order lib/crewai/tests/test_crew.py::test_replay_feature lib/crewai/tests/test_crew.py::test_replay_preserves_messagesuv run ruff check lib/crewai/src/crewai/crew.py lib/crewai/tests/test_crew.pyuv run mypy lib/crewai/src/crewai/crew.py