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go.temporal.io/server/service/worker/deletenamespace/deleteexecutions/activities.go 31 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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221 metrics.DeleteExecutionsSuccessCount.With(a.metricsHandler.WithTags(metrics.NamespaceTag(params.Namespace.String()))).Record(1)
222
223 > case *serviceerror.NotFound: activities.go
224 > metrics.DeleteExecutionsNotFoundCount.With(a.metricsHandler.WithTags(metrics.NamespaceTag(params.Namespace.String()))).Record(1)
225 > logger.Info("Workflow execution exists in the visibility store but not in the main store.", tag.WorkflowID(execution.Execution.GetWorkflowId()), tag.WorkflowRunID(execution.Execution.GetRunId()))
226 > // The reasons why workflow execution doesn't exist in the main store, but exists in the visibility store might be:
227 > // 1. Someone else deleted the workflow execution after the last ListWorkflowExecutions call but before historyClient.DeleteWorkflowExecution call.
228 > // 2. Database is in inconsistent state: workflow execution was manually deleted from history store, but not from visibility store.
229 > // To avoid continuously getting this workflow execution from visibility store, it needs to be deleted directly from visibility store.
230 > s, e := a.deleteWorkflowExecutionFromVisibility(ctx, params.NamespaceID, params.Namespace, execution, logger)
231 > result.SuccessCount += s
232 > result.ErrorCount += e
233
234 default:
256 execution *workflowpb.WorkflowExecutionInfo,
257 logger log.Logger,
258 > ) (successCount int, errorCount int) { activities.go
259 >
260 > logger = log.With(logger, tag.WorkflowID(execution.Execution.GetWorkflowId()), tag.WorkflowRunID(execution.Execution.GetRunId()))
261 >
262 > logger.Info("Deleting workflow execution from visibility.")
263 > _, err := a.historyClient.DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord(ctx, &historyservice.DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecordRequest{
264 > NamespaceId: nsID.String(),
265 > Execution: execution.GetExecution(),
266 > WorkflowStartTime: execution.StartTime,
267 > WorkflowCloseTime: execution.CloseTime,
268 > })
269 > switch err.(type) {
270 > case nil:
271 > // Indicates that main and visibility stores were in inconsistent state.
272 > metrics.DeleteExecutionsSuccessCount.With(a.metricsHandler.WithTags(metrics.NamespaceTag(nsName.String()))).Record(1)
273 > logger.Info("Workflow execution deleted from visibility.")
274 > return 1, 0
275 > case *serviceerror.NotFound:
276 > // Indicates that someone else deleted workflow execution.
277 > logger.Error("Workflow execution is not found in visibility store.")
278 > return 0, 0
279 default:
280 metrics.DeleteExecutionsFailureCount.With(a.metricsHandler.WithTags(metrics.NamespaceTag(nsName.String()))).Record(1)
go.temporal.io/server/api/historyservicemock/v1/service_grpc.pb.mock.go 13 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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225
226 // DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord mocks base method.
227 > func (m *MockHistoryServiceClient) DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord(ctx context.Context, in *historyservice.DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecordRequest, opts ...grpc.CallOption) (*historyservice.DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecordResponse, error) { service_grpc.pb.mock.go
228 > m.ctrl.T.Helper()
229 > varargs := []any{ctx, in}
230 > for _, a := range opts {
231 varargs = append(varargs, a)
232 }
233 > ret := m.ctrl.Call(m, "DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord", varargs...) service_grpc.pb.mock.go
234 > ret0, _ := ret[0].(*historyservice.DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecordResponse)
235 > ret1, _ := ret[1].(error)
236 > return ret0, ret1
237 }
238
239 // DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord indicates an expected call of DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord.
240 > func (mr *MockHistoryServiceClientMockRecorder) DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord(ctx, in any, opts ...any) *gomock.Call { service_grpc.pb.mock.go
241 > mr.mock.ctrl.T.Helper()
242 > varargs := append([]any{ctx, in}, opts...)
243 > return mr.mock.ctrl.RecordCallWithMethodType(mr.mock, "DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord", reflect.TypeOf((*MockHistoryServiceClient)(nil).DeleteWorkflowVisibilityRecord), varargs...)
244 > }
245
246 // DescribeHistoryHost mocks base method.

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