[Run Service] Ensure `WatchActionDetail` works expected

[machichima]

Command

# Put the actual run name and action name
RUN_NAME='run-1772757248' ACTION='run-1772757248' bash runs/test/scripts/watch_action_details.sh

Response

Field	Expected	Presented?	Need implement?
details	RunDetails	✅	❌
details.run_spec	task.RunSpec	❌	✅
details.action	ActionDetails	✅	❌
details.action.id	ActionIdentifier	✅	❌
details.action.metadata	ActionMetadata	❌	✅
details.action.status	ActionStatus	✅	❌
details.action.status.phase	ActionPhase	✅	❌
details.action.status.start_time	Timestamp	✅	❌
details.action.status.end_time	optional Timestamp	❌	✅ (available when the action terminated)
details.action.status.attempts	uint32	❌	✅
details.action.status.cache_status	CatalogCacheStatus	❌	✅
details.action.status.duration_ms	optional uint64	❌	✅ (available when the action terminated)
details.action.error_info	oneof result	❌	✅
details.action.abort_info	oneof result	❌	✅
details.action.spec.task	oneof spec	❌	✅
details.action.spec.trace	oneof spec	❌	✅
details.action.attempts	repeated ActionAttempt	❌	✅

[runllm]

Based on the available data sources, the WatchActionDetails functionality provides streaming updates of ActionDetails for a given action, including fields like action_id, status, phase, and start_time. However, fields such as run_spec, action.metadata, status.end_time, status.attempts, status.cache_status, status.duration_ms, error_info, abort_info, spec.task, spec.trace, and attempts are not explicitly documented as being present or returned by the current implementation in the referenced SDK or API documentation. Therefore, these fields may not be implemented or exposed yet and would require additional implementation to match the expected output described in your table.

For more detail on which fields are currently available and how to access them, see the ActionDetails API reference and the watch method documentation. Would you like a step-by-step breakdown of the current implementation and missing fields?

Sources:

• ActionDetails API reference
• watch method documentation

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