o/devicemgmtstate: add task to apply messages#16664
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Wed Feb 25 14:48:50 UTC 2026 Failures:Executing:
Restoring:
Skipped tests from snapd-testing-skip
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This PR implements the
apply-mgmt-messagetask. This task hands off the message payload to the registered subsystem handler viahandler.Apply, which creates a subsystem change and returns its ID. On success, the change ID is stored in the message so thatqueue-mgmt-responsecan later wait on it and build the response. On failure, the message is markedMessageStatusErrorrather than propagating the error as a task failure.. the pipeline continues toqueue-mgmt-responsewhich will send back the error status.The task is a no-op when the message already carries an error from a prior stage (e.g., validation failure), letting it continue on to
queue-mgmt-response.Split from #16248. Because the dispatch task is still in review, this PR shares some code with #16547.