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go.temporal.io/server/components/nexusoperations/completion.go 14 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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88
89 return FailedEventDefinition{}.Apply(node.Parent, event)
90 > case nexus.OperationStateCanceled: completion.go
91 > if originalCause.GetCanceledFailureInfo() == nil {
92 // Old SDKs may send an ApplicationFailure for canceled operation causes.
93 originalCause = &failurepb.Failure{
100 }
101 }
102 > event := node.AddHistoryEvent(enumspb.EVENT_TYPE_NEXUS_OPERATION_CANCELED, func(e *historypb.HistoryEvent) { completion.go
103 > // We must assign to this property, linter doesn't like this.
104 > // nolint:revive
105 > e.Attributes = &historypb.HistoryEvent_NexusOperationCanceledEventAttributes{
106 > NexusOperationCanceledEventAttributes: &historypb.NexusOperationCanceledEventAttributes{
107 > Failure: createNexusOperationFailure(operation, eventID, originalCause),
108 > ScheduledEventId: eventID,
109 > RequestId: operation.RequestId,
110 > },
111 > }
112 > })
113
114 > return CanceledEventDefinition{}.Apply(node.Parent, event) completion.go
115 default:
116 // Both the Nexus Client and CompletionHandler reject invalid states, but just in case, we return this as a
go.temporal.io/server/components/nexusoperations/metrics.go 3 introduced LOC · 1 range

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54 // emitOperationCanceled emits the cancel counter and latency metrics for an operation that
55 // completed as canceled.
56 > func emitOperationCanceled(base metrics.Handler, tagConfig chasmnexus.NexusMetricTagConfig, op Operation, namespaceName, workflowType string, closeTime time.Time) { metrics.go
57 > emitOperationOutcome(base, tagConfig, op, namespaceName, workflowType, nexusoperationpb.OPERATION_STATUS_CANCELED, closeTime, chasmnexus.NexusOperationCancelCount.With)
58 > }
59
60 // emitOperationTimedOut emits the timeout counter (tagged with the timeout type) and latency

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