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go.temporal.io/server/chasm/lib/scheduler/invoker.go 19 introduced LOC · 4 ranges

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257 completed *schedulespb.CompletedResult,
258 requestID string,
259 > ) (scheduleTime time.Time) { invoker.go
260 > i.getOrCreateEventLog(ctx).LogEvent(ctx, fmt.Sprintf("recording completed action: %s", requestID))
261 >
262 > // Find the BufferedStart and mark it as completed.
263 > for _, start := range i.BufferedStarts {
264 > if start.GetRequestId() == requestID {
265 scheduleTime = start.DesiredTime.AsTime()
266 start.Completed = completed
272 // ProcessBuffer now that a workflow has completed. This allows the overlap
273 // policy to be re-evaluated.
274 > for _, start := range i.BufferedStarts { invoker.go
275 > if start.Attempt == -1 {
276 start.Attempt = 0
277 }
284 // action's CloseTime) is past the start's catchup deadline, the previous action's
285 // duration caused the miss.
286 > idx := slices.IndexFunc(i.BufferedStarts, func(start *schedulespb.BufferedStart) bool { invoker.go
287 > return start.Attempt == 0
288 > })
289 > if idx >= 0 {
290 i.BufferedStarts[idx].DesiredTime = timestamppb.New(completed.GetCloseTime().AsTime())
291 }
292
293 // Apply retention to keep only the last N completed actions.
294 > i.applyCompletedRetention() invoker.go
295 >
296 > // addTasks will add an immediate ProcessBufferTask if we have any starts pending
297 > // kick-off.
298 > i.addTasks(ctx)
299 >
300 > return
301 }
302