WorkflowExecutionUtils refactoring #717
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What was changed
WorkflowExecutionUtils
is split intoWorkflowExecutionUtils
,WorkflowClientHelper
,WorkflowClientLongPollAsyncHelper
,WorkflowClientLongPollHelper
.Why?
WorkflowExecutionUtils
is a large class without a single specific function.WorkflowExecutionUtils
is split toWorkflowExecutionUtils
- utility methods helping with all kinds of statuses, internal structures, etc. Intended to be a collection of small static utility methods.WorkflowClientLongPollAsyncHelper
andWorkflowClientLongPollHelper
- Async and Sync implementations of Long Poll to hide inherent complexity of retries and other machinery of our workflow state polling. Used only byRootWorkflowClientInvoker
and basically encapsulate pieces ofRootWorkflowClientInvoker
, so made package-local.WorkflowClientHelper
contains different methods that could but didn't become a part of the mainWorkflowClient
, mostly because they shouldn't be a part of normal usage and exist for tests / debug only.This PR improves code quality and maintainability and helps achieve #650
How was this tested:
This PR doesn't change any behaviors, it's just relocation of methods.