StandardError - wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0)

Now I'll invoke the RCA skill to perform the analysis.

Let me search Datadog logs for more context and identify the repository.

Now I have the context. The service is `cupixworks-worker` which maps to the `tesla` repository. Let

The error is related to `Progress` class with `_update_document` and `_index_document` methods. Let

Now I see the `Progress` model includes `Searchable::Progress`. The error is "wrong number of argume

Now I can see that `as_indexed_json` at line 232 accepts `options = {}` parameter, which is consiste

I now have detailed log data. The error happens in `_update_document` function of class `Progress`,

The `Cachable` module defines `serialized_json` at line 104 which calls `self.serializer`. Let me lo

Now I know the serializers use `FastJsonapi::ObjectSerializer`. The error "wrong number of arguments

The `_user`, `_vendor` etc. helper methods aren't in the concerns directory. Let me search more broa

These are dynamically defined methods. Let me check the `Properties::Progress` concern since the ser

None of these define `_user`, `_vendor` etc. The `ProgressSerializer` uses `&:_user` notation, meani

No `ProgressRepository`. Now let me look at the `TeamAttribute` module and trace where `_user` and `

The `_user`, `_vendor` etc. methods are likely defined in `BimEntity::Siteinsights` since `Progress`

Let me look for where `_user` and similar methods would be defined — they might be in the `Applicati

Now I found it. At `application_record.rb:84`, `belongs_to` is overridden to automatically define `_

There haven't been recent changes to Progress-related files. The deploy version from logs is `produc

Let me now understand the flow more carefully. The error is `wrong number of arguments (given 1, exp

Now let me look at `UnitSystemAttribute` since the serializer also includes it:

Now let me look at what specific serializer method might fail. The `ProgressSerializer` has `attribu

Now I need to understand what `Progress` model includes — it doesn't seem to include `FreshState`. L

OK so `Progress` has `fresh_state` and `fresh_state_updated_at` columns but the model doesn't seem t

Now I'll invoke the RCA skill to analyze this error cluster.

Let me search Datadog logs and explore the source code in parallel.

Excellent! The Datadog logs provide a clear picture. The error is in `Progress` concern's `record_co

The Datadog logs clearly point to `app/models/concerns/properties/progress.rb:91` in the `record_com

Now I can see the issue. The serializer at line 91 uses `&:record_complete_at` as a block. Let me lo

Now I can see the issue clearly. Let me look at the `fast_jsonapi` attribute serializer behavior and

The tesla repo hasn't been updated since June 2. Let me check which deploy version the error occurre

Now let me look at the `fast_jsonapi` attribute serializer code to understand how `&:record_complete

Now let me look at the actual fast_jsonapi source to understand how `serialize` at line 14 calls the

Now I can see the exact mechanism. Let me check how the attribute is registered when using `&:record

Now I have the full picture. Let me trace the issue:

Wait — I need to reconsider. According to the Datadog log analysis, the deploy version is `productio

The commit isn't in our local clone. Let me reconsider the analysis. The Datadog logs show the error

Now I have the full picture. The `as_indexed_json` method requests the `record_completed_at` field,

Now I have the full picture. Let me look at the `_index_document` error handling, which also catches

Now I understand the full flow. The error sequence from logs is:

Ruby 3.3.7! Let me verify the arity behavior:

**This is the root cause!** In Ruby 3.3, `Symbol#to_proc` returns arity `-2` (not `-1` as in older R

Ruby 3.3.7 was committed in February 2025. So the Ruby version has been 3.3.7 for a while, but the e

No changes to the serializer. But the code with `&:record_complete_at` plus Ruby 3.3 has arity -2 fo

The searchable module was also updated in the same TSLA-8953 Ruby upgrade commit. So this configurat

Let me think about this differently. The issue is that the `ProgressSerializer` has `attribute :reco

Now I have the cluster details. Let me invoke the RCA skill to perform the analysis.

Good. I can see the error comes from the `Progress` class, specifically from `_update_document` and

Excellent! I can see a clear pattern: the `Progress` class has both `_update_document` and `_index_d

Now I can see the flow clearly. Let me look at the `Searchable::Progress` module and the `as_indexed

Now I can see the flow: `_update_document` at line 107-108 logs "NotFound - attributes_in_database"

Now let me look at `CupixSerializer` to understand the serializer, and also at the helper methods be

Now let me look at the `CupixSerializer` to understand how the serializer framework works and look f

Now I need to find the `_user`, `_vendor`, `_level` etc. methods. These are likely defined as helper

These aren't the ones I'm looking for. The `_user`, `_vendor` etc. methods are probably defined in a

The `_user`, `_vendor`, `_level`, etc. methods aren't in this module. They're likely in another conc

Those methods aren't defined by `def`. They're likely dynamically generated. Let me look at what `Ca

The `_user` etc. methods must be generated somewhere else. Let me look at the `Cachable::Property` n

Let me search in the lib directory for these helper methods or look for a common model concern:

These methods must be dynamically generated. Let me check if there's a macro or metaprogramming in A

Excellent! Found it! `ApplicationRecord.belongs_to` is overridden (line 81-95) to dynamically define

Let me check the deploy version mentioned in the logs — `8562b202`:

Now I'll invoke the RCA skill to perform the analysis.

Let me search Datadog logs and explore the source code in parallel.

Good findings. The error is in the `Progress` class's `_index_document` and `_update_document` metho

Now I can see the error flow. The `_index_document` method at line 34-53 and `_update_document` at l

Now I can see `as_indexed_json(options = {})` at line 232. The error happens when `_index_document`

The `_user`, `_vendor`, etc. methods are likely defined in `Cachable::Progress`. Let me check that m

These methods aren't in normal model concerns. They must be generated dynamically by `Cachable`. Let

The `_user`, `_vendor` etc methods aren't generated by Cachable. They must be in Properties::Progres

The `_user` etc. methods aren't in Properties::Progress either. These are used as `&:_user` in the s

These `_user`, `_vendor` etc methods are likely defined dynamically or via `method_missing`. Let me

Now I need to find where `_user`, `_vendor`, etc. are defined. Since they're used with `&:_user` in

These methods don't exist as regular Ruby methods. The serializer uses `&:_user` which calls `.to_pr

Excellent! Now I found it. At line 84 in `application_record.rb`:

Now I can see the key code path. At line 160-178 (`_finalize_transfer_descendants`), each descendant

These methods are called but not defined in the codebase—likely from a gem or some other dynamic mec

The most recent commit is "TSLA-7711 fix. add comment & stat" which marks Progress as deprecated. Le

Recent changes to `searchable.rb` around May-June 2026. Let me look at the most relevant recent comm

That commit didn't change searchable. Let me look at the actual TSLA-12485 changes to searchable.

Let me focus on where the actual error occurs. The key insight from logs is that the error "wrong nu

Let me focus on what could actually cause "wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0)" in the c

Now let me focus. The error says "wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0)". In the `Progress

Now let me look at `PermissionAttribute` since it's included in `TeamAttribute`:

Now I'll invoke the RCA skill to perform the analysis.

Let me search Datadog logs for more context on this error and identify the source repository.

Good. The error is in the `Progress` class, specifically in `_update_document` and `_index_document`

Now let me look at the Searchable concern and its `_update_document` / `_index_document` methods, pl

Now I can see the flow. The error happens in `_update_document` (line 118-120) and `_index_document`

Now I need to understand the error flow. The `_update_document` at line 107-108 finds `attributes_in

These methods must be defined in the Cachable::Progress concern. Let me check.

These methods are not found directly. They must be generated by the Cachable concern. Let me look at

Now let me look at the `_user`, `_vendor`, `_level`, etc. methods. They're referenced in the seriali

The `_user`, `_vendor`, `_level`, etc. methods must be in another concern. Let me search more broadl