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go.temporal.io/server/service/worker/scheduler/workflow.go 14 introduced LOC · 5 ranges

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603 // existing schedule workflows.
604 val := workflow.SideEffect(s.ctx, func(ctx workflow.Context) any {
605 > cache := &schedulespb.NextTimeCache{ workflow.go
606 > Version: int64(s.tweakables.Version),
607 > StartTime: timestamppb.New(start),
608 > NextTimes: make([]int64, 0, s.tweakables.NextTimeCacheV2Size),
609 > NominalTimes: make([]int64, 0, s.tweakables.NextTimeCacheV2Size),
610 > }
611 > for t := start; len(cache.NextTimes) < s.tweakables.NextTimeCacheV2Size; {
612 > next, err := s.cspec.GetNextTime(s.jitterSeed(), t)
613 > if errors.Is(err, ErrComputeLimitExceeded) {
614 s.metrics.Counter(metrics.ScheduleComputeLimitExceeded.Name()).Inc(1)
615 s.logger.Warn("schedule spec next-time search hit the compute limit; taking no further action until the spec is changed")
617 break
618 }
619 > if next.ComputeLimitWarning { workflow.go
620 // Warn (non-fatal) case: the search went long but still resolved. Surface it for
621 // observability and keep scheduling. This is the default protection mode.
623 s.logger.Warn("schedule spec next-time search crossed the warn threshold; continuing (spec may be over-excluded)")
624 }
625 > if next.Next.IsZero() { workflow.go
626 cache.Completed = true
627 break
635 t = next.Next
636 }
637 > return cache workflow.go
638 })
639 // Previous versions of this workflow returned a json-encoded value here. This will attempt
1579 func (s *scheduler) jitterSeed() string {
1580 if s.hasMinVersion(NewCacheAndJitter) {
1581 > return fmt.Sprintf("%s-%s", s.State.NamespaceId, s.State.ScheduleId) workflow.go
1582 > }
1583 return ""
1584 }

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