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Jobs

The Jobs page shows all background processing tasks.

Accessing Jobs

Section titled “Accessing Jobs”

Navigate to the Jobs page:

http://localhost:3000/jobs

Job Types

Section titled “Job Types”
TypeDescription
syncRepository discovery and clone
indexBuilding search index
deleteRemoving repository data
cleanupMaintenance tasks

Job List

Section titled “Job List”

The main view displays all jobs:

ColumnDescription
IDUnique job identifier
TypeJob type (sync, index, etc.)
RepositoryAssociated repository
StatusCurrent state
CreatedWhen job was queued
DurationHow long job ran

Filtering

Section titled “Filtering”

Filter jobs by:

  • Status: Running, completed, failed, pending
  • Type: Sync, index, delete, cleanup
  • Repository: Specific repository
  • Time Range: Last hour, day, week

Status Colors

Section titled “Status Colors”
StatusIconColorDescription
Pending🕐YellowWaiting in queue
Running⏳BlueCurrently executing
Completed✓GreenFinished successfully
Failed⚠RedError occurred

Job Details

Section titled “Job Details”

Click on a job to view details:

Info Tab

Section titled “Info Tab”
  • Job ID: Unique identifier
  • Type: Job type
  • Repository: Associated repo (if any)
  • Status: Current state
  • Created: Queue time
  • Started: Execution start
  • Finished: Completion time
  • Duration: Total runtime

Progress Tab

Section titled “Progress Tab”

For running jobs:

Cloning repository...     ✓
Analyzing files...        ✓
Building index...         [████████░░░░] 67%

Logs Tab

Section titled “Logs Tab”

Detailed execution logs:

[10:30:15] Starting index job for myorg/api
[10:30:16] Analyzing 1,234 files
[10:30:45] Indexing Go files: 856 files
[10:31:12] Indexing YAML files: 234 files
[10:31:30] Building trigram index
[10:32:00] Index completed successfully

Error Tab

Section titled “Error Tab”

For failed jobs:

Error: Failed to clone repository


Details:
  fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com':
  terminal prompts disabled


Suggestion:
  Check that your token has repository access permissions

Actions

Section titled “Actions”

Cancel Job

Section titled “Cancel Job”

Cancel a running or pending job:

  1. Click on the job
  2. Click Cancel Job
  3. Confirm

Retry Job

Section titled “Retry Job”

Retry a failed job:

  1. Click on the failed job
  2. Click Retry
  3. A new job is queued

Clear Completed

Section titled “Clear Completed”

Remove old completed jobs:

  1. Click Clear Completed button
  2. Select time range (older than 1 day, 1 week, etc.)
  3. Confirm

Queue Status

Section titled “Queue Status”

The header shows queue statistics:

MetricDescription
PendingJobs waiting to run
RunningCurrently executing
CompletedFinished in last 24h
FailedErrors in last 24h

Monitoring

Section titled “Monitoring”

Auto-Refresh

Section titled “Auto-Refresh”

The jobs list refreshes automatically every 5 seconds.

Toggle auto-refresh with the refresh button.

Notifications

Section titled “Notifications”

Enable notifications to get alerts:

  • Job completed
  • Job failed
  • Queue backup (many pending)

Troubleshooting

Section titled “Troubleshooting”

Job Stuck in Pending

Section titled “Job Stuck in Pending”

Possible causes:

  1. Worker not running: Check that the indexer process is running
  2. Queue full: Too many jobs waiting
  3. Resource limits: Server under load

Job Failing Repeatedly

Section titled “Job Failing Repeatedly”

Check common issues:

  1. Token expired: Regenerate access token
  2. Network issues: Check connectivity
  3. Disk space: Ensure sufficient space
  4. Memory: Large repos may need more memory

Finding Failed Jobs

Section titled “Finding Failed Jobs”

Quick filters:

Status: Failed
Time: Last 24 hours

Or use the search:

status:failed repo:myorg/api

Job History

Section titled “Job History”

Retention

Section titled “Retention”

By default, job history is kept for:

  • Completed jobs: 7 days
  • Failed jobs: 30 days

Configure in settings:

jobs:
  retention:
    completed: 168h # 7 days
    failed: 720h # 30 days

Export

Section titled “Export”

Export job history for analysis:

  1. Click Export button
  2. Select format (CSV, JSON)
  3. Choose time range

Next Steps

Section titled “Next Steps”