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go.temporal.io/server/service/worker/workerdeployment/workflow.go 21 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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417 // TODO(carlydf): remove verbose logging
418 > d.logger.Info("Continuing workflow as new", workflow.go
419 > "create_time", d.State.GetCreateTime(),
420 > "routing_config", d.State.GetRoutingConfig(),
421 > //nolint:staticcheck // SA1019: worker versioning v0.31
422 > "current_version", d.State.GetRoutingConfig().GetCurrentVersion(),
423 > //nolint:staticcheck // SA1019: worker versioning v0.31
424 > "ramping_version", d.State.GetRoutingConfig().GetRampingVersion(),
425 > "state_changed", d.stateChanged,
426 > "force_can", d.forceCAN,
427 > "workflow_id", workflow.GetInfo(ctx).WorkflowExecution.ID,
428 > "run_id", workflow.GetInfo(ctx).WorkflowExecution.RunID)
429 >
430 > // We perform a continue-as-new after each update and signal is handled to ensure compatibility
431 > // even if the server rolls back to a previous minor version. By continuing-as-new,
432 > // we pass the current state as input to the next workflow execution, resulting in a new
433 > // workflow history with just two initial events. This minimizes the risk of NDE (Non-Deterministic Execution)
434 > // errors during server rollbacks.
435 >
436 > // Apply override state if provided during force-CaN
437 > if d.overrideState != nil {
438 d.State = d.overrideState
439 }
440 > return workflow.NewContinueAsNewError(ctx, WorkerDeploymentWorkflowType, d.WorkerDeploymentWorkflowArgs) workflow.go
441 }
442

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