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WorkflowExecutor

Struct WorkflowExecutor 

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pub struct WorkflowExecutor { /* private fields */ }
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Handles the execution of workflows and their tasks

The WorkflowExecutor is responsible for:

  • Evaluating workflow conditions
  • Orchestrating task execution within workflows
  • Managing workflow-level error handling
  • Recording audit trails

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impl WorkflowExecutor

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pub fn new(task_executor: Arc<TaskExecutor>, engine: Arc<Engine>) -> Self

Create a new WorkflowExecutor

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pub fn task_functions(&self) -> Arc<HashMap<String, BoxedFunctionHandler>>

Get a clone of the task_functions Arc for reuse in new engines

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pub async fn execute( &self, workflow: &Workflow, message: &mut Message, now: DateTime<Utc>, ) -> Result<bool>

Execute a workflow if its condition is met

This method:

  1. Evaluates the workflow condition
  2. Executes tasks sequentially if condition is met
  3. Handles error recovery based on workflow configuration
  4. Updates message metadata and audit trail
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  • workflow - The workflow to execute
  • message - The message being processed
§Returns
  • Result<bool> - Ok(true) if workflow was executed, Ok(false) if skipped, Err on failure
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pub async fn execute_with_trace( &self, workflow: &Workflow, message: &mut Message, trace: &mut ExecutionTrace, now: DateTime<Utc>, ) -> Result<bool>

Execute a workflow with step-by-step tracing

Similar to execute but records execution steps for debugging.

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pub async fn run_all( &self, workflows: &[&Workflow], message: &mut Message, trace: Option<&mut ExecutionTrace>, now: DateTime<Utc>, ) -> Result<()>

Drive a message through workflows in order, grouping maximal runs of consecutive fully_sync workflows into a single shared-arena scope (execute_sync_workflow_run) and falling back to the per-workflow .await path (execute_inner) for any workflow containing an async task. This is the single orchestration entry for all four Engine::process_message* variants.

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