Differential D11419 Diff 27429 src/infrastructure/daemon/workers/action/PhabricatorTriggerAction.php

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				<?php

				/**
				* A trigger action reacts to a scheduled event.
				*/
				abstract class PhabricatorTriggerAction extends Phobject {

				private $properties;

				public function __construct(array $properties) {
				$this->validateProperties($properties);
				$this->properties = $properties;
				}

				public function getProperties() {
				return $this->properties;
				}

				public function getProperty($key, $default = null) {
				return idx($this->properties, $key, $default);
				}


				/**
				* Validate action configuration.
				*
				* @param map<string, wild> Map of action properties.
				* @return void
				*/
				abstract public function validateProperties(array $properties);


				/**
				* Execute this action.
				*
				* IMPORTANT: Trigger actions must execute quickly!
				*
				* In most cases, trigger actions should queue a worker task and then exit.
				* The actual trigger execution occurs in a locked section in the trigger
				* daemon and blocks all other triggers. By queueing a task instead of
				* performing processing directly, triggers can execute more involved actions
				* without blocking other triggers.
				*
				* An action may trigger a long time after it is scheduled. For example,
				* a meeting reminder may be scheduled at 9:45 AM, but the action may not
				* execute until later (for example, because the server was down for
				* maintenance). You can detect cases like this by comparing `$this_epoch`
				* (which holds the time the event was scheduled to execute at) to
				* `PhabricatorTime::getNow()` (which returns the current time). In the
				* case of a meeting reminder, you may want to ignore the action if it
				* executes too late to be useful (for example, after a meeting is over).
				*
				* Because actions should normally queue a task and there may be a second,
				* arbitrarily long delay between trigger execution and task execution, it
				* may be simplest to pass the trigger time to the task and then make the
				* decision to discard the action there.
				*
				* @param int\|null Last time the event occurred, or null if it has never
				* triggered before.
				* @param bool True if this is a reschedule after a successful trigger.
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				* @return void
				*/
				abstract public function execute($last_epoch, $this_epoch);

				}