Arbiter.Core.Exceptions

Decisions a handler can signal by throwing. The worker catches it and retries, dead-letters or cancels the job.

Transient failure. The job is retried after the delay in seconds, or with the pool's backoff when there is none.

Permanent failure. The job goes straight to the DLQ.

Cancel the whole job tree, root to leaves.

Cancel the parent and every descendant. A job with no parent cancels only itself and its descendants. A grandparent above is resumed.

Reprocess the job later without recording a failure (a soft nack). The worker skips retry/DLQ, hands back the attempt the claim consumed, and leaves the job to become visible again after the delay in seconds, or when its lease lapses when there is none.

Row decoding failure (engine-internal). Classified as a permanent failure by the worker.

Generic engine-internal failure, such as a missing connection or bad parameters.

Job was deleted or reclaimed between claim and ack. The worker recognizes this signal and skips retry/DLQ. The message is the reason reported to onJobUnavailable. The ids are the jobs that are gone. Empty when the thrower did not name them.

A failure that settles the jobs it names and no others.

Async exception for an operator force-cancel. Names the cancelled jobs, then the jobs the same check found reclaimed or gone.

A batch's claim hooks and handler ran past the pool's maximum job duration. Classified as a retryable failure.

Fail the job and let it retry.

Fail the job and retry it after a delay in seconds, in place of the pool's backoff. The failure uses an attempt.

Fail the job straight to the DLQ.

Cancel the whole job tree.

Cancel the parent and every descendant. A job with no parent cancels only itself and its descendants.

Return the job to the queue without consuming an attempt.

Return the job to the queue without consuming an attempt, visible again after a delay in seconds.

Fail on an undecodable payload.

The Right value, or throwParsing on the Left message.

Fail on an arbiter-internal error.

The Right value, or throwInternal on the rendered Left.

Signal that the claim is no longer valid, naming no ids.

Throw JobGoneException naming the jobs that went away.

Fail only the jobs named, leaving the rest of the batch its attempt.

The ids a signal names, appended to its message. Empty when it names none.

An exception's inner message. It carries no backtrace.