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go.temporal.io/server/chasm/lib/scheduler/backfiller_tasks.go 30 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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109 case RequestTypeBackfill:
110 result, err = b.processBackfill(ctx, scheduler, backfiller, limit)
111 > case RequestTypeTrigger: backfiller_tasks.go
112 > result, err = b.processTrigger(ctx, scheduler, backfiller)
113 default:
114 return queueerrors.NewUnprocessableTaskError(fmt.Sprintf("unknown backfill type: %v", backfiller.RequestType()))
208 scheduler *Scheduler,
209 backfiller *Backfiller,
210 > ) (result backfillProgressResult, err error) { backfiller_tasks.go
211 > request := backfiller.GetTriggerRequest()
212 > overlapPolicy := scheduler.resolveOverlapPolicy(request.GetOverlapPolicy())
213 >
214 > // Add a single manual start and mark the Backfiller as complete. For batch
215 > // backfill requests, a deterministic start time is trivial as they follow the
216 > // schedule. For immediate trigger requests, the `LastProcessedTime` (set to
217 > // "now" when the Backfiller is spawned to handle a request) is used for start
218 > // time determinism.
219 > nowpb := backfiller.GetLastProcessedTime()
220 > now := nowpb.AsTime()
221 > requestID := generateRequestID(scheduler, backfiller.GetBackfillId(), now, now)
222 > workflowID := schedulescommon.GenerateWorkflowID(scheduler.WorkflowID(), now)
223 > result.BufferedStarts = []*schedulespb.BufferedStart{
224 > {
225 > NominalTime: nowpb,
226 > ActualTime: nowpb,
227 > DesiredTime: nowpb,
228 > OverlapPolicy: overlapPolicy,
229 > Manual: true,
230 > RequestId: requestID,
231 > WorkflowId: workflowID,
232 > },
233 > }
234 > result.Complete = true
235 >
236 > return
237 > }
238
239 // allowedBufferedStarts returns the number of BufferedStarts that the Backfiller should

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