Fix IllegalStateException in SchedulerToExecutorService.invokeAny#8159
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invokeAny() guarded its result check with f.exceptionNow() == null, but Future.exceptionNow() throws IllegalStateException when the task completed normally (i.e. there is no exception), per its contract. As a result the first successfully completed task triggers an IllegalStateException instead of being returned. Both invokeAny overloads are affected. Replace the isDone/isCancelled/exceptionNow probe with a direct Future.State.SUCCESS check, which is the intended state query and does not throw.
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Problem
SchedulerToExecutorService.invokeAny()checks each future with:But
Future.exceptionNow()is specified to throwIllegalStateExceptionwhen the task completed normally (there is no exception to return). So as soon as a task finishes successfully, this guard callsexceptionNow()on a successfully-completed future and throwsIllegalStateExceptioninstead of returning the result. BothinvokeAnyoverloads contain the same probe.Fix
Use the intended state query, which never throws:
Test
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SchedulerToExecutorServiceTestcovering the success paths. The newinvokeAnyShouldReturnResultOfCompletedTaskandinvokeAnyWithSingleTasktests fail onmasterwithIllegalStateExceptionand pass with this fix.Note: the timed
invokeAny(tasks, timeout, unit)overload has a separate pre-existing issue in its time accounting (theFIXME-marked spin loop) that this PR intentionally does not touch; it only addresses theexceptionNow()misuse.