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timer_queue_active_task_executor.go ×3

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go.temporal.io/server/service/history/timer_queue_active_task_executor.go 22 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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303 // This is because for the same attempts calls are idempotent.
304
305 > failureMsg := fmt.Sprintf(common.FailureReasonActivityTimeout, timerSequenceID.TimerType.String()) timer_queue_active_task_executor.go
306 > timeoutFailure := failure.NewTimeoutFailure(failureMsg, timerSequenceID.TimerType)
307 > retryState, err := mutableState.RetryActivity(ai, timeoutFailure)
308 > if err != nil {
309 return result, nil
310 }
314 // This is in contrast to when an activity attempt fails (via e.g. RespondActivityTaskFailed) where the activity is
315 // always resolved as failed.
316 > if retryState == enumspb.RETRY_STATE_TIMEOUT && timerSequenceID.TimerType != enumspb.TIMEOUT_TYPE_SCHEDULE_TO_START { timer_queue_active_task_executor.go
317 timeoutFailure = failure.NewTimeoutFailure(
318 common.FailureReasonActivityRetryScheduleToCloseTimeout,
321 }
322
323 > workflow.RecordActivityCompletionMetrics( timer_queue_active_task_executor.go
324 > t.shardContext,
325 > mutableState.GetNamespaceEntry().Name(),
326 > ai.TaskQueue,
327 > workflow.ActivityCompletionMetrics{
328 > Status: workflow.ActivityStatusTimeout,
329 > AttemptStartedTime: timestamp.TimeValue(ai.StartedTime),
330 > FirstScheduledTime: timestamp.TimeValue(ai.FirstScheduledTime),
331 > Closed: retryState != enumspb.RETRY_STATE_IN_PROGRESS,
332 > TimerType: timerSequenceID.TimerType,
333 > },
334 > metrics.OperationTag(metrics.TimerActiveTaskActivityTimeoutScope),
335 > metrics.WorkflowTypeTag(mutableState.GetWorkflowType().GetName()),
336 > metrics.ActivityTypeTag(ai.ActivityType.GetName()),
337 > metrics.VersioningBehaviorTag(mutableState.GetEffectiveVersioningBehavior()))
338 >
339 > if retryState == enumspb.RETRY_STATE_IN_PROGRESS {
340 // TODO uncommment once RETRY_STATE_PAUSED is supported
341 // || retryState == enumspb.RETRY_STATE_PAUSED {

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