scavenger.go ×2

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go.temporal.io/server/service/worker/scanner/build_ids/scavenger.go 13 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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250 ns *namespace.Namespace,
251 entry *persistence.TaskQueueUserDataEntry,
252 > ) ([]string, error) { scavenger.go
253 > // Only consider build ids that have been active at least as long as the retention time.
254 > // This assumes that when a build ID is added, it's used soon afterwards.
255 > // This lets us avoid making visibility queries that would probably find some workflows.
256 > retention := ns.Retention()
257 > // Don't consider build ids that were recently the default, since there may be workers
258 > // still processing tasks or data that hasn't made it to visibility yet.
259 > removableBuildIdDurationSinceDefault := a.removableBuildIdDurationSinceDefault()
260 >
261 > versioningData := entry.UserData.Data.GetVersioningData()
262 > var buildIdsToRemove []string
263 > for setIdx, set := range versioningData.GetVersionSets() {
264 // Note that setActive counts build ids that may have associated workflows, i.e. not
265 // just all with STATE_ACTIVE. Also note that we always examine the default build ID
306 }
307
308 > return buildIdsToRemove, nil scavenger.go
309 }