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go.temporal.io/server/service/history/transfer_queue_active_task_executor.go 16 introduced LOC · 5 ranges

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1142 }
1143
1144 > t.logger.Debug("Child Execution started successfully", transfer_queue_active_task_executor.go
1145 > tag.WorkflowID(attributes.WorkflowId), tag.WorkflowRunID(childRunID))
1146 >
1147 > // if shouldTerminateAndStartChild is true, it means the child was started after the reset point and we attempted to terminate it before starting a new one.
1148 > // We should update the parent execution info to reflect that the child was potentially terminated and started.
1149 > if shouldTerminateAndStartChild {
1150 childrenInitializedPostResetPoint := executionInfo.ChildrenInitializedPostResetPoint
1151 childrenInitializedPostResetPoint[resetChildID] = &persistencespb.ResetChildInfo{
1156
1157 // Child execution is successfully started, record ChildExecutionStartedEvent in parent execution
1158 > err = t.recordChildExecutionStarted(ctx, task, weContext, attributes, childRunID, childClock) transfer_queue_active_task_executor.go
1159 > if err != nil {
1160 return err
1161 }
1164 // Release the context lock since we no longer need mutable state and
1165 // the rest of logic is making RPC call, which takes time.
1166 > release(nil) transfer_queue_active_task_executor.go
1167 > parentClock, err := t.shardContext.NewVectorClock()
1168 > if err != nil {
1169 return err
1170 }
1171 > return t.createFirstWorkflowTask(ctx, targetNamespaceID.String(), &commonpb.WorkflowExecution{ transfer_queue_active_task_executor.go
1172 > WorkflowId: childInfo.StartedWorkflowId,
1173 > RunId: childRunID,
1174 > }, parentClock, childClock)
1175 }
1176
go.temporal.io/server/api/historyservice/v1/request_response.pb.go 4 introduced LOC · 1 range

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417 }
418
419 > func (x *StartWorkflowExecutionResponse) GetClock() *v18.VectorClock { request_response.pb.go
420 > if x != nil {
421 > return x.Clock
422 > }
423 return nil
424 }

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