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go.temporal.io/server/service/history/archival_queue_task_executor.go 13 introduced LOC · 4 ranges

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74 var err error
75 switch task := task.(type) {
76 > case *tasks.ArchiveExecutionTask: archival_queue_task_executor.go
77 > err = e.processArchiveExecutionTask(ctx, task)
78 > if err == ErrMutableStateIsNil || err == ErrWorkflowExecutionIsStillRunning {
79 // If either of these errors are returned, it means that we can just drop the task.
80 err = nil
94 // Second, we unlock the mutable state and send the archival request to the archival.Archiver.
95 // Finally, we lock the mutable state again, and send a deletion follow-up task to the history engine.
96 > func (e *archivalQueueTaskExecutor) processArchiveExecutionTask(ctx context.Context, task *tasks.ArchiveExecutionTask) (err error) { archival_queue_task_executor.go
97 > logger := log.With(e.logger, tag.Task(task))
98 > request, err := e.getArchiveTaskRequest(ctx, logger, task)
99 > if err != nil {
100 return err
101 }
114 logger log.Logger,
115 task *tasks.ArchiveExecutionTask,
116 > ) (request *archival.Request, err error) { archival_queue_task_executor.go
117 > mutableState, err := e.loadAndVersionCheckMutableState(ctx, logger, task)
118 > if err != nil {
119 return nil, err
120 }
298 logger log.Logger,
299 task *tasks.ArchiveExecutionTask,
300 > ) (lockedMutableState *lockedMutableState, err error) { archival_queue_task_executor.go
301 > weContext, release, err := getWorkflowExecutionContextForTask(ctx, e.shardContext, e.workflowCache, task)
302 > if err != nil {
303 return nil, err
304 }
go.temporal.io/server/service/history/queues/metrics.go 2 introduced LOC · 1 range

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237 case tasks.CategoryVisibility:
238 return GetVisibilityTaskTypeTagValue(task)
239 > case tasks.CategoryArchival: metrics.go
240 > return GetArchivalTaskTypeTagValue(task)
241 case tasks.CategoryOutbound:
242 return GetOutboundTaskTypeTagValue(task, isActive, chasmRegistry)

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