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4 tests · 3013 LOC · 146 files · introduces 0 tests · 21 LOC · 3 files

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go.temporal.io/server/service/matching/handler.go 13 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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161 // recordNexusTaskRequest emits the nexus_task_requests metric with namespace,
162 // operation, client_name, and is_internal tags.
163 > func (h *Handler) recordNexusTaskRequest(ctx context.Context, namespaceID string, taskQueueKind enumspb.TaskQueueKind, operation string) { handler.go
164 > nsName := h.namespaceName(namespace.ID(namespaceID))
165 > clientName, _ := headers.GetClientNameAndVersion(ctx)
166 > isInternal := primitives.IsInternalTaskQueueKind(taskQueueKind)
167 > metrics.NexusTaskRequests.With(h.metricsHandler).Record(1,
168 > metrics.NamespaceTag(nsName.String()),
169 > metrics.OperationTag(operation),
170 > metrics.ClientNameTag(clientName),
171 > metrics.IsInternalTag(isInternal),
172 > )
173 > }
174
175 // AddActivityTask - adds an activity task.
687 entry, err := h.namespaceRegistry.GetNamespaceByID(id)
688 if err != nil {
689 > return "" handler.go
690 > }
691 return entry.Name()
692 }
go.temporal.io/server/common/metrics/tags.go 6 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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588
589 // ClientNameTag returns a new client_name tag for the SDK client name.
590 > func ClientNameTag(value string) Tag { tags.go
591 > if len(value) == 0 {
592 value = unknownValue
593 }
594 > return Tag{Key: clientName, Value: value} tags.go
595 }
596
597 > func IsInternalTag(internal bool) Tag { tags.go
598 > return Tag{Key: isInternal, Value: strconv.FormatBool(internal)}
599 > }
600
601 func PersistenceDBKindTag(kind string) Tag {
go.temporal.io/server/common/primitives/task_queues.go 2 introduced LOC · 1 range

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26 // server-internal task queue (e.g. worker commands queues).
27 // All kinds are listed explicitly so that adding a new kind produces a compile error.
28 > func IsInternalTaskQueueKind(kind enumspb.TaskQueueKind) bool { task_queues.go
29 > switch kind {
30 case enumspb.TASK_QUEUE_KIND_WORKER_COMMANDS:
31 return true

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