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go.temporal.io/server/service/history/api/respondworkflowtaskcompleted/api.go 32 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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1026 }
1027
1028 > namespaceName := namespaceEntry.Name() api.go
1029 > workflowID := ms.GetExecutionInfo().WorkflowId
1030 > runID := ms.GetExecutionState().GetRunId()
1031 >
1032 > scope := handler.metricsHandler.WithTags(
1033 > metrics.OperationTag(metrics.HistoryRespondWorkflowTaskCompletedScope),
1034 > metrics.NamespaceTag(namespaceEntry.Name().String()),
1035 > metrics.CommandTypeTag("ConsistentQuery"))
1036 >
1037 > sizeLimitError := handler.config.BlobSizeLimitError(namespaceName.String())
1038 > sizeLimitWarn := handler.config.BlobSizeLimitWarn(namespaceName.String())
1039 >
1040 > // Complete or fail all queries we have results for
1041 > for id, result := range queryResults {
1042 > if err := common.CheckEventBlobSizeLimit(
1043 > result.GetAnswer().Size(),
1044 > sizeLimitWarn,
1045 > sizeLimitError,
1046 > namespaceName.String(),
1047 > workflowID,
1048 > runID,
1049 > scope,
1050 > handler.throttledLogger,
1051 > "ConsistentQuery",
1052 > ); err != nil {
1053 handler.logger.Info("failing query because query result size is too large",
1054 tag.WorkflowNamespace(namespaceName.String()),
1071 metrics.QueryRegistryInvalidStateCount.With(scope).Record(1)
1072 }
1073 > } else { api.go
1074 > succeededCompletionState := &historyi.QueryCompletionState{
1075 > Type: workflow.QueryCompletionTypeSucceeded,
1076 > Result: result,
1077 > }
1078 > if err := queryRegistry.SetCompletionState(id, succeededCompletionState); err != nil {
1079 handler.logger.Error(
1080 "failed to set query completion state to succeeded",
1091 // If no workflow task was created then it means no buffered events came in during this workflow task's handling.
1092 // This means all unanswered buffered queries can be dispatched directly through matching at this point.
1093 > if !createNewWorkflowTask { api.go
1094 buffered := queryRegistry.GetBufferedIDs()
1095 for _, id := range buffered {

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