Fix OperatorError.

This used to work with Go 1.1, but only because of a compiler bug.
The bug is fixed in Go 1.2, so we have to fix our code now.

Change-Id: I5a9f3a15878afd750e848be33e90b05f3aa055e1
changes/83/83/1
Bjoern Rabenstein 11 years ago
parent d5ef0c64dc
commit c342ad33a0

@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ func (f FilterResult) String() string {
type OperatorErrorType int
type OperatorError struct {
error
Error error
Continuable bool
}

@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ func (w *watermarkScanner) Operate(key, _ interface{}) (oErr *storage.OperatorEr
// there was a decoding error with the entity and shouldn't be cause to stop
// work. The process will simply start from a pessimistic work time and
// work forward. With an idempotent processor, this is safe.
return &storage.OperatorError{error: err, Continuable: true}
return &storage.OperatorError{Error: err, Continuable: true}
}
keySet, _ := w.sampleKeys.Get()
@ -400,13 +400,13 @@ func (w *watermarkScanner) Operate(key, _ interface{}) (oErr *storage.OperatorEr
if seeker.err != nil {
glog.Warningf("Got error in state machine: %s", seeker.err)
return &storage.OperatorError{error: seeker.err, Continuable: !seeker.iteratorInvalid}
return &storage.OperatorError{Error: seeker.err, Continuable: !seeker.iteratorInvalid}
}
if seeker.iteratorInvalid {
glog.Warningf("Got illegal iterator in state machine: %s", err)
return &storage.OperatorError{error: errIllegalIterator, Continuable: false}
return &storage.OperatorError{Error: errIllegalIterator, Continuable: false}
}
if !seeker.seriesOperable {
@ -417,7 +417,7 @@ func (w *watermarkScanner) Operate(key, _ interface{}) (oErr *storage.OperatorEr
if err != nil {
// We can't divine the severity of a processor error without refactoring the
// interface.
return &storage.OperatorError{error: err, Continuable: false}
return &storage.OperatorError{Error: err, Continuable: false}
}
if err = w.curationState.Update(&curationKey{
@ -429,7 +429,7 @@ func (w *watermarkScanner) Operate(key, _ interface{}) (oErr *storage.OperatorEr
// Under the assumption that the processors are idempotent, they can be
// re-run; thusly, the commitment of the curation remark is no cause
// to cease further progress.
return &storage.OperatorError{error: err, Continuable: true}
return &storage.OperatorError{Error: err, Continuable: true}
}
return nil

@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ func (d *SamplesDumper) Operate(key, value interface{}) *storage.OperatorError {
})
if err := d.Error(); err != nil {
return &storage.OperatorError{
error: err,
Error: err,
Continuable: false,
}
}

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