render-lab-tasks-pagerduty
Python port of all 9 registered tasks in the pinned TypeScript pack at
45f9c2d44bd28e01ae9813e0d2ff56ee6c533816. Python 3.12+.
From the repository, install this pack and its supporting core together:
pip install render-lab-tasks-pagerduty==0.1.0
Import task definitions from render_lab_tasks_pagerduty.tasks. Combine its app with
other pack apps using Workflows.from_workflows(...) and call tasks with
await ctx.run(task, input). Package roots do not register tasks. JSON fields
retain the TS spelling; Python functions use snake_case.
Tasks
| Registered name | Python export (also exposes _impl) |
|---|---|
pagerduty.acknowledge |
acknowledge |
pagerduty.addNote |
add_note |
pagerduty.assignIncident |
assign_incident |
pagerduty.getIncident |
get_incident |
pagerduty.listIncidents |
list_incidents |
pagerduty.listOnCall |
list_on_call |
pagerduty.resolve |
resolve |
pagerduty.snooze |
snooze |
pagerduty.trigger |
trigger |
Dependencies and retries
Raw implementations accept context first and keyword-only deps. The .client
module exports typed Port, Deps, and Client classes (also vendor-named aliases).
Inject a fake port, or pass a caller-owned httpx.AsyncClient to Client for custom
transport/configuration. Default dependencies close their HTTP clients after the
operation. Credentials resolve at first use. HTTP and SDK retries are disabled;
retry.py owns durable retry settings. DTO types live in .types.
Environment
| Variable | Contract |
|---|---|
PAGERDUTY_ROUTING_KEY |
Required only for trigger, acknowledge, and resolve (Events API v2). |
PAGERDUTY_API_TOKEN |
Required only for REST operations. |
PAGERDUTY_FROM_EMAIL |
Required only for assignIncident and snooze; sent in the From header. |
Verification and limitations
Events and REST credentials are independent and read lazily. The TS addNote payload does not add a From header; account-specific API requirements remain live-unverified. A dedupKey can deduplicate Events API alerts; it is not an exactly-once guarantee for other writes.
Shared JSON fixtures compare the Python task output with the actual pinned TS implementation. REST fixtures also compare HTTP requests; HubSpot and Linear fixtures compare source SDK arguments with HTTP payloads/GraphQL variables. No live vendor calls were made for this batch. Registered-task parity does not claim live readiness or all supporting TS exports. See the root verification tracker and docs/porting-batches.md. Licensed under MIT.
Webhook adapter
render_lab_tasks_pagerduty.webhooks.pagerduty_adapter(on_event, ...) returns a
registration-free adapter for render_lab_triggers. The callback receives the
verified event and returns {"task": "namespace.task", "args": [event]} or None.
The signing credential PAGERDUTY_WEBHOOK_SECRET is read inside verification unless
provided explicitly. Importing this module does not register tasks. Signature
checks use the raw body; live delivery remains in the testing backlog.
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Metadata
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