Remove ClientOperationId and move all to OperationId #1214
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nativelink-util/src/action_messages.rs line 56 at r1 (raw file):
} impl OperationId {
Removing unique qualifier from OperationId makes some things much more difficult. What was the rationale for this?
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Removing unique qualifier from OperationId makes some things much more difficult. What was the rationale for this?
This is incompatible with other similar systems. We can't assume data is encoded into the string and instead should be passing the metadata needed.
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This is in prep to support generic layering of workers & schedulers. We can no longer know if the source is a client or just an up-stream-component, so we need to fall back to just using OperationId. towards TraceMachina#1213
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Minor cosmetic fix to reflect changes in TraceMachina#1214
This is in prep to support generic layering of workers & schedulers. We can no longer know if the source is a client or just an up-stream-component, so we need to fall back to just using OperationId.
towards #1213
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