@@ -76,6 +76,7 @@ public final class WorkUnitContext {
protectedvoidonCriteriaMet(){
// on behalf of the member Executors,
// the one that executes the main thing will send notifications
// Unclear if this will work with AsynchronousExecution; it *seems* this is only called from synchronize which is only called from synchronizeStart which is only called from an executor thread.
Executore=Executor.currentExecutor();
if(e.getCurrentWorkUnit().isMainWork()){
e.getOwner().taskAccepted(e,task);
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@@ -121,6 +122,11 @@ public final class WorkUnitContext {
* @throws AsynchronousExecution if you would like to continue without consuming a thread
*/
@Overridevoidrun()throwsAsynchronousExecution;
/**
* Special means of indicating that an executable will proceed in the background without consuming a native thread ({@link Executor}).
* May be thrown from {@link Executable2#run} after doing any preparatory work synchronously.
* <p>{@link Executor#isActive} will remain true (even though {@link Executor#isAlive} is not) until {@link #completed} is called.
* The thrower will need to hold on to a reference to this instance as a handle to call {@link #completed}.
* <p>The execution may not extend into another Jenkins session; if you wish to model a long-running execution, you must schedule a new task after restart.
* This class is not serializable anyway.
* <p>Mainly intended for use with {@link OneOffExecutor} (from a {@link hudson.model.Queue.FlyweightTask}), of which there could be many,
* but could also be used with a heavyweight executor even though the number of executors is bounded by node configuration.
* <p>{@link ResourceController}/{@link ResourceActivity}/{@link ResourceList}/{@link Resource} are not currently supported.
* Nor are {@link hudson.model.Queue.Task#getSubTasks} other than the primary task.
* Called in lieu of {@link Thread#interrupt} by {@link Executor#interrupt()} and its overloads.
* As with the standard Java method, you are requested to cease work as soon as possible, but there is no enforcement of this.
* You might also want to call {@link Executor#recordCauseOfInterruption} on {@link #getExecutor}.
*/
publicabstractvoidinterrupt();
/**
* Obtains the associated executor.
*/
publicfinalExecutorgetExecutor(){
returnexecutor;
}
@Restricted(NoExternalUse.class)
publicfinalvoidsetExecutor(Executorexecutor){
this.executor=executor;
}
/**
* To be called when the task is actually complete.
* @param error normally null (preferable to handle errors yourself), but may be specified to simulate an exception from {@link Executable2#run}, as per {@link ExecutorListener#taskCompletedWithProblems}