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717 }
718
719 > callTimeout := e.Config.RequestTimeout(ns.Name().String(), task.EndpointName) executors.go
720 > var timeoutType enumspb.TimeoutType
721 > // Adjust timeout based on remaining operation timeouts.
722 > if args.startToCloseTimeout > 0 {
723 callTimeout = min(callTimeout, args.startToCloseTimeout-time.Since(args.startedTime))
724 timeoutType = enumspb.TIMEOUT_TYPE_START_TO_CLOSE
725 }
726 > if args.scheduleToCloseTimeout > 0 { executors.go
727 callTimeout = min(callTimeout, args.scheduleToCloseTimeout-time.Since(args.scheduledTime))
728 timeoutType = enumspb.TIMEOUT_TYPE_SCHEDULE_TO_CLOSE
729 }
730 > callCtx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(ctx, callTimeout) executors.go
731 > defer cancel()
732 >
733 > // Set this value on the parent context so that our custom HTTP caller can mutate it since we cannot access response headers directly.
734 > callCtx = context.WithValue(callCtx, commonnexus.FailureSourceContextKey, &atomic.Value{})
735 >
736 > var callErr error
737 > var startTime time.Time
738 > if callTimeout < e.Config.MinRequestTimeout(ns.Name().String()) {
739 startTime = time.Now()
740 callErr = &operationTimeoutBelowMinError{timeoutType: timeoutType}
741 > } else if args.endpointName == commonnexus.SystemEndpoint { executors.go
742 startTime = time.Now()
743 callErr = e.cancelOnHistoryService(callCtx, ns, args)
777 callErr = handle.Cancel(callCtx, nexus.CancelOperationOptions{Header: nexus.Header(args.headers)})
778 }
779 > failureSource := failureSourceFromContext(callCtx) executors.go
780 > methodTag := metrics.NexusMethodTag("CancelOperation")
781 > namespaceTag := metrics.NamespaceTag(ns.Name().String())
782 > var destTag metrics.Tag
783 > if endpoint != nil {
784 destTag = metrics.DestinationTag(endpoint.Endpoint.Spec.GetName())
785 > } else { executors.go
786 destTag = metrics.DestinationTag(args.endpointName)
787 }
788 > statusCodeTag := metrics.OutcomeTag(cancelCallOutcomeTag(callCtx, callErr)) executors.go
789 > failureSourceTag := metrics.FailureSourceTag(failureSource)
790 > chasmnexus.OutboundRequestCounter.With(e.MetricsHandler).Record(1, namespaceTag, destTag, methodTag, statusCodeTag, failureSourceTag)
791 > chasmnexus.OutboundRequestLatency.With(e.MetricsHandler).Record(time.Since(startTime), namespaceTag, destTag, methodTag, statusCodeTag, failureSourceTag)
792 >
793 > if callErr != nil {
794 if failureSource == commonnexus.FailureSourceWorker || errors.As(callErr, new(*operationTimeoutBelowMinError)) {
795 e.Logger.Debug("Nexus CancelOperation request failed", tag.Error(callErr))
799 }
800
801 > err = e.saveCancelationResult(ctx, env, ref, callErr, args.scheduledEventID) executors.go
802 >
803 > if callErr != nil && isDestinationDown(callErr) {
804 err = queueserrors.NewDestinationDownError(callErr.Error(), err)
805 }
806
807 > return err executors.go
808 }
809
1000 }
1001
1002 > func cancelCallOutcomeTag(callCtx context.Context, callErr error) string { executors.go
1003 > if callErr != nil {
1004 if errors.Is(callErr, errOpProcessorFailed) {
1005 return "operation-processor-failed"

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