Shell\Command: Better walltime fallback
Previously, it assumed that the only way times could be overridden is to reduce the limits - which isn't the case for video transcoding. Bug: T178314 Change-Id: I492a44f280a36ee666e9963788caac2bbc6bc6f3
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@ -135,6 +135,11 @@ class Command {
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* @return $this
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public function limits( array $limits ) {
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if ( !isset( $limits['walltime'] ) && isset( $limits['time'] ) ) {
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// Emulate the behavior of old wfShellExec() where walltime fell back on time
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// if the latter was overridden and the former wasn't
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$limits['walltime'] = $limits['time'];
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}
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$this->limits = $limits + $this->limits;
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return $this;
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@ -227,8 +232,6 @@ class Command {
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if ( is_executable( '/bin/bash' ) ) {
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$time = intval( $this->limits['time'] );
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$wallTime = intval( $this->limits['walltime'] );
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// for b/c, wall time falls back to time
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$wallTime = min( $time, $wallTime );
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$mem = intval( $this->limits['memory'] );
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$filesize = intval( $this->limits['filesize'] );
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