def get_publish(self, state):
spec = super(DirectWorkflowTaskSpec, self).get_publish(state)
if self._on_complete and self._on_complete.get_publish():
if spec:
spec.merge(self._on_complete.get_publish())
else:
spec = self._on_complete.get_publish()
if state == states.SUCCESS:
on_clause = self._on_success
elif state == states.ERROR:
on_clause = self._on_error
if on_clause and on_clause.get_publish():
if spec:
on_clause.get_publish().merge(spec)
return on_clause.get_publish()
return spec
def get_publish(self, state):
spec = super(DirectWorkflowTaskSpec, self).get_publish(state)
# TODO(rakhmerov): How do we need to resolve a possible conflict
# between 'on-complete' and 'on-success/on-error' and
# 'publish/publish-on-error'? For now we assume that 'on-error'
# and 'on-success' take precedence over on-complete.
on_clause = self._on_complete
if state == states.SUCCESS:
on_clause = self._on_success
elif state == states.ERROR:
on_clause = self._on_error
if not on_clause:
return spec
return on_clause.get_publish() or spec
def get_publish(self, state):
spec = super(DirectWorkflowTaskSpec, self).get_publish(state)
# TODO(rakhmerov): How do we need to resolve a possible conflict
# between 'on-complete' and 'on-success/on-error' and
# 'publish/publish-on-error'? For now we assume that 'on-error'
# and 'on-success' take precedence over on-complete.
on_clause = self._on_complete
if state == states.SUCCESS:
on_clause = self._on_success
elif state == states.ERROR:
on_clause = self._on_error
if not on_clause:
return spec
return on_clause.get_publish() or spec
