예제 #1
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def scheduler_cli(parser, options, args, is_restart=False):
    """Implement cylc (run|restart).

    This function should contain all of the command line facing
    functionality of the Scheduler, exit codes, logging, etc.

    The Scheduler itself should be a Python object you can import and
    run in a regular Python session so cannot contain this kind of
    functionality.

    """
    reg = args[0]
    # Check suite is not already running before start of host selection.
    try:
        suite_files.detect_old_contact_file(reg)
    except SuiteServiceFileError as exc:
        sys.exit(exc)

    _check_registration(reg)

    # re-execute on another host if required
    _distribute(options.host, is_restart)

    # print the start message
    if options.no_detach or options.format == 'plain':
        _start_print_blurb()

    # setup the scheduler
    # NOTE: asyncio.run opens an event loop, runs your coro,
    #       then shutdown async generators and closes the event loop
    scheduler = Scheduler(reg, options, is_restart=is_restart)
    asyncio.run(_setup(parser, options, reg, is_restart, scheduler))

    # daemonize if requested
    # NOTE: asyncio event loops cannot persist across daemonization
    #       ensure you have tidied up all threads etc before daemonizing
    if not options.no_detach:
        from cylc.flow.daemonize import daemonize
        daemonize(scheduler)

    # setup loggers
    _open_logs(reg, options.no_detach)

    # run the workflow
    ret = asyncio.run(_run(parser, options, reg, is_restart, scheduler))

    # exit
    # NOTE: we must clean up all asyncio / threading stuff before exiting
    # NOTE: any threads which include sleep statements could cause
    #       sys.exit to hang if not shutdown properly
    LOG.info("DONE")
    _close_logs()
    sys.exit(ret)
예제 #2
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def scheduler_cli(options: 'Values', workflow_id: str) -> None:
    """Run the workflow.

    This function should contain all of the command line facing
    functionality of the Scheduler, exit codes, logging, etc.

    The Scheduler itself should be a Python object you can import and
    run in a regular Python session so cannot contain this kind of
    functionality.

    """
    # Parse workflow name but delay Cylc 7 suiter.rc deprecation warning
    # until after the start-up splash is printed.
    # TODO: singleton
    (workflow_id, ), _ = parse_ids(
        workflow_id,
        constraint='workflows',
        max_workflows=1,
        # warn_depr=False,  # TODO
    )
    try:
        detect_old_contact_file(workflow_id)
    except ServiceFileError as exc:
        print(f"Resuming already-running workflow\n\n{exc}")
        pclient = WorkflowRuntimeClient(
            workflow_id,
            timeout=options.comms_timeout,
        )
        mutation_kwargs = {
            'request_string': RESUME_MUTATION,
            'variables': {
                'wFlows': [workflow_id]
            }
        }
        pclient('graphql', mutation_kwargs)
        sys.exit(0)

    # re-execute on another host if required
    _distribute(options.host)

    # print the start message
    if (cylc.flow.flags.verbosity > -1
            and (options.no_detach or options.format == 'plain')):
        print(cparse(cylc_header()))

    if cylc.flow.flags.cylc7_back_compat:
        LOG.warning(SUITERC_DEPR_MSG)

    # setup the scheduler
    # NOTE: asyncio.run opens an event loop, runs your coro,
    #       then shutdown async generators and closes the event loop
    scheduler = Scheduler(workflow_id, options)
    asyncio.run(_setup(scheduler))

    # daemonize if requested
    # NOTE: asyncio event loops cannot persist across daemonization
    #       ensure you have tidied up all threads etc before daemonizing
    if not options.no_detach:
        from cylc.flow.daemonize import daemonize
        daemonize(scheduler)

    # setup loggers
    _open_logs(workflow_id, options.no_detach)

    # run the workflow
    ret = asyncio.run(_run(scheduler))

    # exit
    # NOTE: we must clean up all asyncio / threading stuff before exiting
    # NOTE: any threads which include sleep statements could cause
    #       sys.exit to hang if not shutdown properly
    LOG.info("DONE")
    close_log(LOG)
    sys.exit(ret)
예제 #3
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def scheduler_cli(parser, options, reg):
    """Run the workflow.

    This function should contain all of the command line facing
    functionality of the Scheduler, exit codes, logging, etc.

    The Scheduler itself should be a Python object you can import and
    run in a regular Python session so cannot contain this kind of
    functionality.

    """
    workflow_files.validate_flow_name(reg)
    reg = os.path.normpath(reg)
    try:
        workflow_files.detect_old_contact_file(reg)
    except ServiceFileError as exc:
        print(f"Resuming already-running workflow\n\n{exc}")
        pclient = WorkflowRuntimeClient(reg, timeout=options.comms_timeout)
        mutation_kwargs = {
            'request_string': RESUME_MUTATION,
            'variables': {
                'wFlows': [reg]
            }
        }
        pclient('graphql', mutation_kwargs)
        sys.exit(0)

    # re-execute on another host if required
    _distribute(options.host)

    # print the start message
    if (cylc.flow.flags.verbosity > -1
            and (options.no_detach or options.format == 'plain')):
        print(cparse(cylc_header()))

    # setup the scheduler
    # NOTE: asyncio.run opens an event loop, runs your coro,
    #       then shutdown async generators and closes the event loop
    scheduler = Scheduler(reg, options)
    asyncio.run(_setup(scheduler))

    # daemonize if requested
    # NOTE: asyncio event loops cannot persist across daemonization
    #       ensure you have tidied up all threads etc before daemonizing
    if not options.no_detach:
        from cylc.flow.daemonize import daemonize
        daemonize(scheduler)

    # setup loggers
    _open_logs(reg, options.no_detach)

    # run the workflow
    ret = asyncio.run(_run(scheduler))

    # exit
    # NOTE: we must clean up all asyncio / threading stuff before exiting
    # NOTE: any threads which include sleep statements could cause
    #       sys.exit to hang if not shutdown properly
    LOG.info("DONE")
    _close_logs()
    sys.exit(ret)