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The code here checks whether the FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME matches that of the worker that just crashed. In Functions-hosted scenarios, this works becuase there is only one worker language. However, in Logic Apps scenarios, the FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME means very little and should not even be checked here.
The problem is this can cause a crashed worker to never restart. The host doesn't know this, so it continues accepting invocations and they all eventually timeout forever until the host is restarted.
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The code here checks whether the
FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME
matches that of the worker that just crashed. In Functions-hosted scenarios, this works becuase there is only one worker language. However, in Logic Apps scenarios, theFUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME
means very little and should not even be checked here.The problem is this can cause a crashed worker to never restart. The host doesn't know this, so it continues accepting invocations and they all eventually timeout forever until the host is restarted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: