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go.temporal.io/server/common/persistence/visibility/store/elasticsearch/processor.go 25 introduced LOC · 6 ranges

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234 // Record how long the Elasticsearch took to process the bulk request.
235 > metrics.ElasticsearchBulkProcessorBulkResquestTookLatency.With(p.metricsHandler). processor.go
236 > Record(time.Duration(response.Took) * time.Millisecond)
237 >
238 > responseIndex := p.buildResponseIndex(response)
239 > for i, request := range requests {
240 > visibilityTaskKey := p.extractVisibilityTaskKey(request)
241 > if visibilityTaskKey == "" {
242 continue
243 }
244
245 > docID := p.extractDocID(request) processor.go
246 > responseItem, ok := responseIndex[docID]
247 > if !ok {
248 p.logger.Error("ES request failed. Request item doesn't have corresponding response item.",
249 tag.Value(i),
256 }
257
258 > if !isSuccess(responseItem) { processor.go
259 p.logger.Error("ES request failed.",
260 tag.ESResponseStatus(responseItem.Status),
272
273 // Record how many documents are waiting to be flushed to Elasticsearch after this bulk is committed.
274 > p.metricsHandler.Histogram(metrics.ElasticsearchBulkProcessorQueuedRequests.Name(), metrics.ElasticsearchBulkProcessorBulkSize.Unit()). processor.go
275 > Record(int64(p.mapToAckFuture.Len()))
276 }
277
278 > func (p *processorImpl) buildResponseIndex(response *elastic.BulkResponse) map[string]*elastic.BulkResponseItem { processor.go
279 > result := make(map[string]*elastic.BulkResponseItem)
280 > for _, operationResponseItemMap := range response.Items {
281 > for _, responseItem := range operationResponseItemMap {
282 > existingResponseItem, duplicateID := result[responseItem.Id]
283 > // In some rare cases, there might be duplicate document Ids in the same bulk.
284 > // (for example, if two sequential upsert search attributes operation for the same workflow run end up being in the same bulk request)
285 > // In this case, item with greater status code (error) will overwrite existing item with smaller status code.
286 > if !duplicateID || existingResponseItem.Status < responseItem.Status {
287 > result[responseItem.Id] = responseItem
288 > }
289 }
290 }
291 > return result processor.go
292 }
293

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