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SUMMARY
Orquesta worflow execute post_message twice when one task is failed. Possibly related to #4362
STACKSTORM VERSION
st2 3.3.0, on Python 3.6.12
OS, environment, install method
Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS
Custom install from official repo:
deb https://packagecloud.io/StackStorm/stable/ubuntu/ bionic main
Steps to reproduce the problem
Simple workflow to reproduce problem:
---
version: 1.0
description: Update AWS Parameter Store
vars:
- task_message: null
- stdout: null
- stderr: null
output:
- task_message: <% ctx().task_message %>
- stdout: <% ctx().stdout %>
- stderr: <% ctx().stderr %>
tasks:
main:
action: core.noop
next:
- when: <% succeeded() %>
publish:
- task_message: "main ok"
do:
- test
- notify_slack
- when: <% failed() %>
publish:
- task_message: "main failed"
- stderr: <% result().stderr %>
do:
- notify_slack
test:
action: core.noop
next:
- when: <% succeeded() %>
publish:
- task_message: "test ok"
do:
- test2
- notify_slack
- when: <% failed() %>
publish:
- task_message: "test failed"
- stderr: <% result().stderr %>
do:
- notify_slack
test2:
action: core.local cmd="exit 0"
next:
- when: <% succeeded() %>
publish:
- task_message: "test2 ok"
- stdout: <% result().stdout %>
do:
- test3
- notify_slack
- when: <% failed() %>
publish:
- task_message: "test2 failed"
- stderr: <% result().stderr %>
do:
- fail
- notify_slack
test3:
action: core.local cmd="exit 1"
next:
- when: <% succeeded() %>
publish:
- task_message: "test3 ok"
- stdout: <% result().stdout %>
do:
- notify_slack
- when: <% failed() %>
publish:
- task_message: "test3 failed"
- stderr: <% result().stderr %>
do:
- fail
- notify_slack
notify_slack:
action: core.local cmd="echo 123 >> /tmp/debug.log"
next:
- when: <% succeeded() %>
publish:
- task_message: <% ctx('task_message') %>
- stdout: <% ctx('stdout') %>
- stderr: <% ctx('stderr') %>
Expected Results
Have only one result in slack with execution success/failure
Actual Results
Have 2 messages in slack.
It doesn't depend on -fail parameters count. You can fail all tasks or only one - you'll get exactly two chatops.post_result executions: https://prnt.sc/1069gou
I check both execution details, and there's no difference except end_timestamp, occurrence_time and id fields