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go.temporal.io/server/chasm/lib/scheduler/invoker.go 10 introduced LOC · 4 ranges

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303 // addTasks adds both ProcessBuffer and Execute tasks as needed. It should be
304 // called when completing processing/executing tasks, to drive backoff/retry.
305 > func (i *Invoker) addTasks(ctx chasm.MutableContext) { invoker.go
306 > // If we have Attempt = 0 starts, generate a ProcessBufferTask immediately. If we
307 > // have starts that are backing off, add a timer task for the earliest backoff time.
308 > if i.hasUnprocessedStarts() {
309 i.getOrCreateEventLog(ctx).LogEvent(ctx, "scheduled processBufferTask immediately")
310 ctx.AddTask(i, chasm.TaskAttributes{
311 ScheduledTime: chasm.TaskScheduledTimeImmediate,
312 }, &schedulerpb.InvokerProcessBufferTask{})
313 > } else if deadline := i.nextBackoffDeadline(); !deadline.IsZero() { invoker.go
314 i.getOrCreateEventLog(ctx).LogEvent(ctx,
315 fmt.Sprintf("scheduled processBufferTask for %s", deadline.Format(time.RFC3339)))
321 // Execute drains work that's ready now: pending cancels/terminates, and
322 // starts that are past their backoff.
323 > if len(i.GetCancelWorkflows()) > 0 || invoker.go
324 > len(i.GetTerminateWorkflows()) > 0 ||
325 > len(i.getEligibleBufferedStarts()) > 0 {
326 i.getOrCreateEventLog(ctx).LogEvent(ctx, "scheduled executeTask")
327 ctx.AddTask(i, chasm.TaskAttributes{}, &schedulerpb.InvokerExecuteTask{})
331 // hasUnprocessedStarts reports whether any BufferedStart is still awaiting its
332 // initial ProcessBuffer pass (Attempt == 0).
333 > func (i *Invoker) hasUnprocessedStarts() bool { invoker.go
334 > for _, start := range i.GetBufferedStarts() {
335 if start.GetAttempt() == 0 {
336 return true