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go.temporal.io/server/service/history/api/respondworkflowtaskcompleted/api.go 13 introduced LOC · 7 ranges

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553 // it has a pending wft so it does not remain in the transition phase for long.
554 ms.GetDeploymentTransition() != nil {
555 > api.go
556 > newWorkflowTaskType = enumsspb.WORKFLOW_TASK_TYPE_NORMAL
557 >
558 } else if updateRegistry.HasOutgoingMessages(true) {
559 // There shouldn't be any sent updates in the registry because
580 // Speculative workflow task will be created after mutable state is persisted.
581 if newWorkflowTaskType == enumsspb.WORKFLOW_TASK_TYPE_NORMAL {
582 > versioningStamp := request.WorkerVersionStamp api.go
583 > if versioningStamp.GetUseVersioning() {
584 if ms.GetAssignedBuildId() == "" {
585 // old versioning is used. making sure the versioning stamp does not go through otherwise the
596 }
597
598 > if ms.GetDeploymentTransition() != nil { api.go
599 // Do not return new wft to worker if the workflow is transitioning to a different deployment version.
600 // Let the task go through matching and get dispatched to the right worker
602 }
603
604 > var newWTErr error api.go
605 > // If we checked WT heartbeat timeout before and WT wasn't timed out,
606 > // then OriginalScheduledTime needs to be carried over to the new WT.
607 > if checkWTHeartbeatTimeout && !wtHeartbeatTimedOut {
608 newWorkflowTask, newWTErr = ms.AddWorkflowTaskScheduledEventAsHeartbeat(
609 bypassTaskGeneration,
611 enumsspb.WORKFLOW_TASK_TYPE_NORMAL, // Heartbeat workflow task is always of Normal type.
612 )
613 > } else { api.go
614 newWorkflowTask, newWTErr = ms.AddWorkflowTaskScheduledEvent(bypassTaskGeneration, newWorkflowTaskType)
615 }
616 > if newWTErr != nil { api.go
617 return nil, newWTErr
618 }
619
620 // skip transfer task for workflow task if request asking to return new workflow task
621 > if bypassTaskGeneration { api.go
622 // start the new workflow task if request asked to do so
623 // TODO: replace the poll request

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