Prioritize Google Batch API exit codes with fallback to .exitcode file #6498
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Fixes #6481
This PR improves exit code handling for Google Batch tasks by prioritizing the exit code from the Google Batch API over the
.exitcodefile, with graceful fallback when API data is unavailable.Changes
.exitcodefile when API doesn't provide exit code dataRationale
The Google Batch API provides more reliable exit codes than the
.exitcodefile, especially when tasks fail early (e.g., Fusion mount failures with exit code 175). In these cases, the.exitcodefile may not be written, causing Nextflow to reportInteger.MAX_VALUE(displayed as-). By checking the API first, we ensure accurate exit code reporting consistent with AWS Batch and Azure Batch executors.