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Make LocalOnlyLock reentrant #3513
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It did not support reentrancy. This was a problem at least in following case: worker -> updateTask -> throw new TerminateWorkflowException -> terminateWorkflow The lock was acquired twice during above execution order. With no reentrancy, the second lock (wf terminateion) failed and sweeper had to wait until the first lock (task update) was released and only then workflow could be terminated. Signed-off-by: Maros Marsalek <mmarsalek@frinx.io>
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Hey @v1r3n , can we get a quick look on this small fix ? Thx, Maros |
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./gradlew generateLock saveLockto refresh dependencies)NOTE: Please remember to run
./gradlew spotlessApplyto fix any format violations.Changes in this PR
It did not support reentrancy.
This was a problem at least in following case:
worker -> updateTask -> throw new TerminateWorkflowException -> terminateWorkflow
The lock was acquired twice during above execution order. With no reentrancy, the second lock (wf terminateion) failed and sweeper had to wait until the first lock (task update) was released and only then workflow could be terminated.
Alternatives considered
No alternatives, this was a clear break of the API contract as defined in the Lock service