mgr/volumes: introduce 'canceled' state in clone op state machine

When fetching the next execution state, -EINTR jumps to 'canceled'
state signifying a canceled (interrupted) operation. Also include
a helper routine to check if a given state machine is in initial
state.

Signed-off-by: Venky Shankar <vshankar@redhat.com>
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Venky Shankar 2020-01-14 04:13:16 -05:00 committed by Ramana Raja
parent 126c4446ac
commit ac9d697b1c

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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ class OpSm(object):
FAILED_STATE = 'failed'
FINAL_STATE = 'complete'
CANCEL_STATE = 'canceled'
OP_SM_SUBVOLUME = {
INIT_STATE_KEY : FINAL_STATE,
@ -16,8 +17,8 @@ class OpSm(object):
OP_SM_CLONE = {
INIT_STATE_KEY : 'pending',
'pending' : ('in-progress', FAILED_STATE),
'in-progress' : (FINAL_STATE, FAILED_STATE),
'pending' : ('in-progress', (FAILED_STATE, CANCEL_STATE)),
'in-progress' : (FINAL_STATE, (FAILED_STATE, CANCEL_STATE)),
} # type: Dict
STATE_MACHINES_TYPES = {
@ -31,7 +32,15 @@ class OpSm(object):
@staticmethod
def is_failed_state(state):
return state == OpSm.FAILED_STATE
return state == OpSm.FAILED_STATE or state == OpSm.CANCEL_STATE
@staticmethod
def is_init_state(stm_type, state):
stm = OpSm.STATE_MACHINES_TYPES.get(stm_type, None)
if not stm:
raise OpSmException(-errno.ENOENT, "state machine type '{0}' not found".format(stm_type))
init_state = stm.get(OpSm.INIT_STATE_KEY, None)
return init_state == state
@staticmethod
def get_init_state(stm_type):
@ -51,4 +60,9 @@ class OpSm(object):
next_state = stm.get(current_state, None)
if not next_state:
raise OpSmException(-errno.EINVAL, "invalid current state '{0}'".format(current_state))
return next_state[0] if ret == 0 else next_state[1]
if ret == 0:
return next_state[0]
elif ret == -errno.EINTR:
return next_state[1][1]
else:
return next_state[1][0]