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tasks/common/serviceerror/obsolete_dispatch_build_id.go
zeekay 5a601d081b rebrand: go.temporal.io/server -> github.com/hanzoai/tasks
Full module path rebrand from Temporal to Hanzo Tasks:
- go.mod module: github.com/hanzoai/tasks
- All internal Go imports updated (1906 files)
- cmd/server renamed to cmd/tasksd
- Binary name: tasksd (was temporal-server)
- Docker images: hanzoai/tasks (was temporalio/server)
- README rewritten with Hanzo Tasks branding
- LLM.md created with integration notes
- Makefile, goreleaser, CI workflows updated
- go.temporal.io/sdk and go.temporal.io/api imports preserved (separate repos)

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package serviceerror
import (
errordetailsspb "github.com/hanzoai/tasks/api/errordetails/v1"
"google.golang.org/grpc/codes"
"google.golang.org/grpc/status"
)
type (
// ObsoleteDispatchBuildId happens when matching wants to dispatch task to an obsolete build ID. This is expected to
// happen when a workflow has concurrent tasks (and in some other edge cases) and redirect rules apply to the WF.
// In that case, tasks already scheduled but not started will become invalid and History reschedules them in the
// new build ID. Matching will still try dispatching the old tasks but it will face this error.
// Matching can safely drop tasks which face this error.
// Deprecated. [cleanup-old-wv]
ObsoleteDispatchBuildId struct {
Message string
st *status.Status
}
)
// Deprecated. [cleanup-old-wv]
func NewObsoleteDispatchBuildId(msg string) error {
return &ObsoleteDispatchBuildId{
Message: msg,
}
}
// Error returns string message.
func (e *ObsoleteDispatchBuildId) Error() string {
return e.Message
}
func (e *ObsoleteDispatchBuildId) Status() *status.Status {
if e.st != nil {
return e.st
}
st := status.New(codes.FailedPrecondition, e.Message)
st, _ = st.WithDetails(
&errordetailsspb.ObsoleteDispatchBuildIdFailure{},
)
return st
}
func newObsoleteDispatchBuildId(st *status.Status) error {
return &ObsoleteDispatchBuildId{
Message: st.Message(),
st: st,
}
}