Details
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Fix
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Status: Released (View Workflow)
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
Current Situation
- the user has two job chains A with a single Job A_1 and job chain B has two jobs B_1 and B_2.
- The jobs are configured to be executed on a remote agent, the process class "Remote" has max_process=1.
- The Job A_1 create a file _A_finished.txt_ and Job B_1 check the existence of file otherwise throws an error, which causes Order to go into a setback.
- When user Submits an Order, e.g. test_orderB to job chain B, the since the file _A_finished.txt_ is not present, the test_orderB will go to setback mode. Then user submits another order, e.g. test_orderA to job chain A. The Job A_1 will start and acquire the process_Class "remote."
- When next time Order test_orderB completes the setback and try to get the Process class to start the remote task, and the user clicks on Orders view the JOC throws an exception JOC-420 java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: java.lang.ArithmeticException: long overflow , see attached screenshot JOC-420-EXCEPTION.png
How to reproduce
- Deploy the attached configuration JOC-675.zip in the ./config/live folder.
- Submit an order test_orderB to the job chain B, and wait until Order goes into setback state
- Submit an order test_orderA to the job chain A
- After the first setback when test_orderB tries to start a new task, there will be no change the Order's state from delay to running or waiting for the resource.
- Click on the Orders tab and select the Folder
JOC-675, the JOC will throw an error.
Desired Behavior
- Job should not throw an error when Order's state changes from Setback to waiting for the resource
Workaround
There is also a patch provided for: JOC Cockpit 1.12.7
See the description how to apply a patch in the knowledge base
Attachments
Issue Links
- requires
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JOC-724 An event should be sent if an order is started
- Released