fat-catTW opened a new pull request, #71287:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/71287

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   ## Why
   
   `SchedulerJobRunner._create_dag_runs` catches exceptions while creating 
scheduled DagRuns and then continues with the next Dag. This does not work 
reliably when the failure is caused by a database error, because the SQLAlchemy 
session can be left in a failed transaction state.
   
   When that happens, one failing DagRun creation attempt can prevent the 
scheduler from creating DagRuns for other healthy Dags in the same batch.
   
   ## Solution
   
   Wrap each scheduled DagRun creation attempt in a nested 
transaction/savepoint. If a database-level failure happens for one Dag, only 
that DagRun creation attempt is rolled back and the outer scheduler transaction 
remains usable.
   
   The in-memory active run counter is updated only after the savepoint 
succeeds, keeping scheduler state aligned with the database transaction outcome.
   
   A regression test covers a flush-time database failure for one Dag and 
verifies that another Dag in the same batch still creates its DagRun 
successfully.
   
   relates: #59120
   
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