async def test_real_workflow_cancellation_flow(mock_sync_job_id):
    """
    Demonstration test showing the expected behavior when cancelling a real Temporal workflow.

    This test shows what would happen in a real environment:
    1. Start a sync job workflow
    2. Cancel it while it's running
    3. Workflow catches CancelledError and updates sync job status to FAILED
    """

    print("\n=== Temporal Workflow Cancellation Flow ===")
    print(f"1. Starting sync job with ID: {mock_sync_job_id}")
    print("2. Workflow begins executing run_sync_activity")
    print("3. User/system sends cancel signal to workflow")
    print("4. Temporal propagates cancellation to the activity")
    print("5. Workflow catches CancelledError")
    print("6. Workflow executes update_sync_job_status_activity:")
    print(f"   - sync_job_id: {mock_sync_job_id}")
    print("   - status: CANCELLED")
    print("   - error: 'Workflow was cancelled'")
    print("7. Sync job is now marked as CANCELLED in the database")
    print("\nThis ensures no sync jobs are left in IN_PROGRESS state when cancelled!")

    # This is what the actual flow would look like in production
    expected_flow = {
        "workflow_started": True,
        "activity_started": True,
        "cancellation_received": True,
        "error_caught": "CancelledError",
        "status_update_called": True,
        "final_job_status": "CANCELLED",
        "error_message": "Workflow was cancelled"
    }

    assert expected_flow["final_job_status"] == "CANCELLED"
    assert expected_flow["status_update_called"] is True

    Demonstration test showing the expected behavior when cancelling a real Temporal workflow.

    This test shows what would happen in a real environment:
    1. Start a sync job workflow
    2. Cancel it while it's running
    3. Workflow catches CancelledError and updates sync job status to FAILED
    
backend/tests/integration/temporal/test_workflow_cancellation.py