gopidesupavan opened a new pull request, #63795:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/63795

   ### What
   
   Dag processor callback fetching now stores bundle_name on dag-processor 
callback rows and filters callbacks by bundle in SQL before applying 
max_callbacks_per_loop. 
   
   ### Why
   
   Previously, _fetch_callbacks() applied LIMIT before bundle filtering. In a 
multi-bundle setup, callbacks for unrelated bundles could consume the manager’s 
fetch window and starve callbacks for the bundles that manager actually owned.
   
   Approaches considered:
   
   #### Appraoche 1:
   
   Loop-based fetching in _fetch_callbacks()
   
   Why not chosen:
   
   it would fix the symptom, but it keeps callback routing dependent on 
repeatedly deserializing mixed-bundle  rows and makes the fetch path more 
complex.
   
   #### Approach 2 choosen:
   
   Add bundle_name to callback rows and filter in SQL:
   
   It fixes the problem at the source, keeps _fetch_callbacks() simple, avoids 
unnecessary deserialization of unrelated callbacks, and makes pending 
dag-processor callbacks queryable by bundle.
   
   Repro:
   
   Configure a dag processor manager that handles bundle testing.
   Set max_callbacks_per_loop = 2.
   Insert three pending dag-processor callbacks,
   
   bundle other-bundle-a
   bundle other-bundle-b
   bundle testing
   
   Call _fetch_callbacks() 
   
   the newly added test proves this issue 
`test_fetch_callbacks_filters_by_bundle_before_limit`
   
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