def _commit_clean(self):
logger.debug("_commit_clean()")
if self._manager:
self._manager.destroy()
self._manager.create_session(self.job_list)
self._manager = SessionManager.create_session(
self.job_list, legacy_mode=True)
self._manager._state = self
def _commit_clean(self):
logger.debug("_commit_clean()")
if self._manager:
self._manager.destroy()
self._manager.create_session(self.job_list)
self._manager = SessionManager.create_session(self.job_list,
legacy_mode=True)
self._manager._state = self
def _commit_open(self):
logger.debug("_commit_open()")
self._manager = SessionManager.create_session(
self.job_list, legacy_mode=True)
# Compatibility hack. Since session manager is supposed to
# create and manage both session state and session storage
# we need to inject ourselves into its internal attribute.
# This way it will keep operating on this instance in the
# essential checkpoint() method.
self._manager._state = self
def _commit_open(self):
logger.debug("_commit_open()")
self._manager = SessionManager.create_session(self.job_list,
legacy_mode=True)
# Compatibility hack. Since session manager is supposed to
# create and manage both session state and session storage
# we need to inject ourselves into its internal attribute.
# This way it will keep operating on this instance in the
# essential checkpoint() method.
self._manager._state = self
