kjh0623 opened a new pull request, #70057:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/70057

   **Problem**
   
   `JWTRefreshMiddleware.dispatch` runs outside the FastAPI/Starlette exception 
handlers, and its try/except only catches `HTTPException` and 
`AuthManagerRefreshTokenExpiredException`. Any other exception raised while 
resolving/refreshing the user propagates to the ASGI layer and surfaces as a 
bare HTTP 500 — for a request that may not have needed the refresh at all.
   
   The concrete way we hit this in production: PgBouncer recycles a backend 
connection underneath the API server, and the next request's `_refresh_user()` 
→ `resolve_user_from_token()` → user lookup raises 
`sqlalchemy.exc.OperationalError` ("server closed the connection 
unexpectedly"). The UI shows "Internal Server Error"; a manual refresh usually 
succeeds. Related reports of the same pain point: #57859, discussion #59487. 
(#62153 fixed the *poisoned-session cascade* after such a drop; this PR 
addresses the request that hits the error itself.)
   
   **Fix**
   
   Add a final `except Exception` arm around the refresh block that treats the 
failure as "could not refresh this time":
   
   - log a warning with the traceback,
   - proceed **without** injecting the user — the route's own auth dependency 
revalidates the token exactly as it does today when the middleware doesn't 
inject, and
   - leave the cookie untouched (no forced logout), so a subsequent request 
refreshes normally once the backend recovers.
   
   `HTTPException` / token-expiry semantics are unchanged — those still clear 
the cookie via the existing arm.
   
   **Testing**
   
   New unit test: `_refresh_user` raising a non-HTTP exception → request 
completes with the downstream response, no `set-cookie` header, warning logged. 
Existing middleware tests unchanged and passing.
   
   We have been running the equivalent of this change in production (as a patch 
on 3.1.8) on a deployment serving a ~3,600-DAG instance; the recurring bare 
500s on the auth path disappeared.
   
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