🐛 Fixed dropped newsletter recipients when batch creation is interrupted - #30230
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WalkthroughThe email service now reconciles existing batches through Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change resumes interrupted newsletter batching and preserves recipient counts; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains based on the supplied evidence. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@ghost/core/core/server/services/email-service/batch-sending-service.js`:
- Around line 444-453: Track the complete createBatches or sendEmail operation
in the shutdown drain used by onShutdown, including coverage lookup, member
lookup, and batch creation, so shutdown awaits pending creation before exiting.
Preserve the existing batch-boundary guard and shutdown error behavior, and add
a shutdown test using an unresolved creation database call to verify the
operation remains tracked until it settles.
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[warning] 387-387: Avoid logging sensitive data
Context: logging.info(Creating batches for email ${email.id})
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[warning] 419-421: Avoid logging sensitive data
Context: logging.info(
Resuming batch creation for email ${email.id}: ${totalCount} recipient(s) across ${coverage.size} segment(s) already built,
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Note: [CWE-532] Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log File.
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[warning] 454-456: Avoid logging sensitive data
Context: logging.info(
Fetching members batch for email ${email.id} segment ${segment}, lastId: ${lastId},
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no ref If a container restarted while an email's batches were still being built, the next run treated the partial batch set as complete: sendEmail skipped createBatches whenever any batches already existed, silently abandoning the un-built tail of recipients. The email was then marked submitted with an email_count reflecting the pre-send estimate, so recipients below the interruption point were never batched or sent. createBatches is now idempotent. It reads the coverage a prior run already built (per segment: recipient count and the lowest built member id) and resumes each segment below that watermark, so re-running builds only the un-built tail and never duplicates. sendEmail always reconciles instead of skipping, and totalCount is seeded from existing coverage so the domain-warmup split and the email_count correction stay accurate. Batch creation also now aborts at a batch boundary on shutdown, mirroring the send loop, leaving a consistent partial that resumes on the next boot.
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If a container restarted while an email's batches were still being built, the next run treated the partial batch set as complete: sendEmail skipped createBatches whenever any batches already existed, silently abandoning the un-built tail of recipients. The email was then marked submitted with an email_count reflecting the pre-send estimate, so recipients below the interruption point were never batched or sent.
createBatches is now idempotent. It reads the coverage a prior run already built (per segment: recipient count and the lowest built member id) and resumes each segment below that watermark, so re-running builds only the un-built tail and never duplicates. sendEmail always reconciles instead of skipping, and totalCount is seeded from existing coverage so the domain-warmup split and the email_count correction stay accurate. Batch creation also now aborts at a batch boundary on shutdown, mirroring the send loop, leaving a consistent partial that resumes on the next boot.