Package org.exoplatform.addons.documents.cleanup.model

Class CleanupScanUnitProgress

java.lang.Object
org.exoplatform.addons.documents.cleanup.model.CleanupScanUnitProgress
public class CleanupScanUnitProgress extends Object
Per-UNIT breakdown of a campaign's dry run: the state counts, the deepest attempt any unit has spent, and the units currently in flight.

This exists because the node percentage ALONE cannot distinguish a scan that is resuming from one that is stuck, and on a resume it is actively misleading. The percentage is derived from the per-unit scanned counts already persisted, so a run that was interrupted with every node counted reads 100% while a unit is still being re-walked — the resumed reader must fast-forward to its checkpoint before it emits anything, and emits nothing meanwhile. An administrator then sees a full bar and a "dry run in progress" chip and has no way to tell which of the two it is. That was the gap this model closes: the per-unit rows were persisted from the start precisely so the straggler would be VISIBLE rather than inferred from a stalled percentage, and nothing surfaced them.

scanComplete is the honest completion signal and the one the console must trust over the percentage: it is true only when every unit is SETTLED — DONE, or FAILED with its walk attempts spent — which is the very condition the terminal transition itself requires.

inFlightUnits is bounded by the reader count, not by the unit count: it carries the RUNNING units only, so it stays a handful of rows on a corpus whose unit total is one per space.

  • Constructor Details

    • CleanupScanUnitProgress

      public CleanupScanUnitProgress()