Example #1
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def resume(uid):
    graph.reset_by_uid(uid, state_list=['SKIPPED'])
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
Example #2
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def retry(uid):
    graph.reset_by_uid(uid, state_list=['ERROR'])
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
Example #3
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def restart(uid, wait, stop_on_error):
    graph.reset_by_uid(uid)
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
    wait_report(uid, wait, stop_on_error)
Example #4
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def stop(uid):
    # TODO(dshulyak) how to do "hard" stop?
    # using revoke(terminate=True) will lead to inability to restart execution
    # research possibility of customizations
    # app.control and Panel.register in celery
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.soft_stop({}, uid)
Example #5
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File: orch.py Project: pigmej/solar 
def run_once(uid, wait):
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
    wait_report(uid, wait)
Example #6
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def run_once(uid, wait, stop_on_error):
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
    wait_report(uid, wait, stop_on_error)
Example #7
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def retry(uid):
    graph.reset_by_uid(uid, state_list=['ERROR'])
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
Example #8
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def resume(uid):
    graph.reset_by_uid(uid, state_list=['SKIPPED'])
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
Example #9
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def stop(uid):
    # TODO(dshulyak) how to do "hard" stop?
    # using revoke(terminate=True) will lead to inability to restart execution
    # research possibility of customizations
    # app.control and Panel.register in celery
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.soft_stop({}, uid)
Example #10
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def restart(uid, wait):
    graph.reset_by_uid(uid)
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
    wait_report(uid, wait)
Example #11
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def run_once(uid, wait):
    SCHEDULER_CLIENT.next({}, uid)
    wait_report(uid, wait)