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go.temporal.io/server/service/history/tasks/workflow_run_timer.go 11 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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32 }
33
34 > func (u *WorkflowRunTimeoutTask) GetTaskID() int64 { workflow_run_timer.go
35 > return u.TaskID
36 > }
37
38 func (u *WorkflowRunTimeoutTask) SetTaskID(id int64) {
56 }
57
58 > func (u *WorkflowRunTimeoutTask) String() string { workflow_run_timer.go
59 > return fmt.Sprintf("WorkflowRunTimeoutTask{WorkflowKey: %s, VisibilityTimestamp: %v, TaskID: %v, Version: %v}",
60 > u.WorkflowKey.String(),
61 > u.VisibilityTimestamp,
62 > u.TaskID,
63 > u.Version,
64 > )
65 > }
go.temporal.io/server/service/history/timer_queue_task_executor_base.go 7 introduced LOC · 1 range

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182 mutableState historyi.MutableState,
183 task *tasks.WorkflowRunTimeoutTask,
184 > ) bool { timer_queue_task_executor_base.go
185 > executionInfo := mutableState.GetExecutionInfo()
186 >
187 > // Check if workflow execution timeout is not expired
188 > // This can happen if the workflow is reset but old timer task is still fired.
189 > return t.isValidExpirationTime(mutableState, task, executionInfo.WorkflowRunExpirationTime)
190 > }
191
192 func (t *timerQueueTaskExecutorBase) isValidWorkflowExecutionTimeoutTask(
go.temporal.io/server/service/history/queues/metrics.go 2 introduced LOC · 1 range

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100 case *tasks.UserTimerTask:
101 return metrics.TaskTypeTimerActiveTaskUserTimer
102 > case *tasks.WorkflowRunTimeoutTask: metrics.go
103 > return metrics.TaskTypeTimerActiveTaskWorkflowRunTimeout
104 case *tasks.WorkflowExecutionTimeoutTask:
105 return metrics.TaskTypeTimerActiveTaskWorkflowExecutionTimeout
go.temporal.io/server/service/history/tasks/utils.go 2 introduced LOC · 1 range

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103 case *ActivityRetryTimerTask:
104 eventID = task.EventID
105 > case *WorkflowRunTimeoutTask: utils.go
106 > eventID = common.FirstEventID
107 case *WorkflowExecutionTimeoutTask:
108 eventID = common.FirstEventID

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