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fix: Use createUserTextMessage for cloud deployment client
The cloud deployment test was using A2A.toUserMessage(text, id) which sets the MESSAGE ID, not the TASK ID. This caused the "start" message to have taskId=null, resulting in the error: "Could not find a Task/Message for null" Changes: 1. Changed sendStartMessage() to use createUserTextMessage(text, contextId, taskId) This properly sets taskId instead of messageId 2. Added TimeoutException catch for consumptionFuture.get() timeout The "process" and "complete" messages already used Message.builder() with .taskId() so they were correct. Fixes cloud-deployment example test.
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examples/cloud-deployment/server/src/test/java/io/a2a/examples/cloud/A2ACloudExampleClient.java

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private void sendStartMessage(String clientTaskId) {
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System.out.println("Step 1: Sending 'start' to create task...");
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Message startMessage = A2A.toUserMessage("start", clientTaskId);
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// Use createUserTextMessage to set taskId (not messageId)
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Message startMessage = A2A.createUserTextMessage("start", null, clientTaskId);
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try {
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nonStreamingClient.sendMessage(startMessage, List.of((ClientEvent event, AgentCard card) -> {

server-common/src/main/java/io/a2a/server/requesthandlers/DefaultRequestHandler.java

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}
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// Step 4: Wait for MainEventBusProcessor to finalize task (persist to TaskStore)
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// For blocking calls, ALWAYS wait for finalization (or timeout).
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// For blocking calls, ALWAYS try to wait for finalization.
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// waitForTaskFinalization() checks TaskStore first, so if task is already finalized
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// it returns immediately. For fire-and-forget tasks that never reach final state,
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// this will timeout, which is correct behavior for blocking calls.
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// it returns immediately.
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// This is CRITICAL: consumption completing only means ChildQueue is empty, NOT that
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// MainEventBusProcessor has finished persisting to TaskStore. The callback ensures
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// we wait for the final state to be persisted before reading from TaskStore.
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waitForTaskFinalization(taskId, consumptionCompletionTimeoutSeconds);
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LOGGER.debug("DefaultRequestHandler: Step 4 - Task {} finalized and persisted to TaskStore", taskId);
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try {
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waitForTaskFinalization(taskId, consumptionCompletionTimeoutSeconds);
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LOGGER.debug("DefaultRequestHandler: Step 4 - Task {} finalized and persisted to TaskStore", taskId);
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} catch (TimeoutException e) {
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// Timeout is OK for fire-and-forget tasks that never reach final state
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// Just log and continue - we'll return the current non-final state
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LOGGER.debug("DefaultRequestHandler: Step 4 - Task {} finalization timeout (fire-and-forget task)", taskId);
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}
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} catch (InterruptedException e) {
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Thread.currentThread().interrupt();
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LOGGER.warn(msg, e.getCause());
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throw new InternalError(msg);
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} catch (TimeoutException e) {
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String msg = String.format("Timeout waiting for task %s finalization", taskId);
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// Timeout from consumption future.get() - different from finalization timeout
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String msg = String.format("Timeout waiting for task %s consumption", taskId);
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LOGGER.warn(msg, e);
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throw new InternalError(msg);
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}

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