mark in-progress tickets as failed on daemon startup#31
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Summary
in-progress,queued, orrunningwhen the daemon starts up
failedwith a clear message:"daemon restarted while ticket was running — rerun to continue"
failedas wellTesting
Notes
recoverStuckTickets()is called once at daemon startup, beforeworkers begin
Open Questions
re-run stuck tickets instead of marking them as failed. However, this
could cause an infinite loop if a ticket is fundamentally broken —
the daemon would restart → re-run → crash → restart forever.
A possible safeguard: add a
retry_countfield and only auto-retryif under a threshold (e.g. 3 attempts).