# --
wrapper.add_sub_job(j)
# ==
j = JobNode(id='fob', desc=''' fob ''')
j.set_callback(fob_job)
wrapper.add_sub_job(j)
'''
everything looks good in dry run mode.
turn it off to test in real mode
'''
wrapper.set_dry_run(False)
'''
after several round of testing, i found most jobs work fine.
but there's something strange in the second job. so I want to enable the
real mode only for that job. then, we could set dry_run for indivisual job.
however, the dry_run config is a global setting; once you set for any job,
it will affect on the whole process. to specify the scope on the certain job,
you need to set the config locally by set_as_local parameter.
wait. there is another trick in the config: the sub jobs of a JobBlock will
inherit the config from its parent. so you could limit the scope of real mode
step by step to testing the ill job.
'''
wrapper.set_dry_run(True)
j = wrapper.find_job('block')
j.set_dry_run(False, set_as_local=True)
# ==
job_id, state = wrapper.execute()
#raw_input()
j = JobNode(id='fob', desc=''' fob ''')
j.set_callback(fob_job)
wrapper.add_sub_job(j)
'''
everything looks good in dry run mode.
turn it off to test in real mode
'''
wrapper.set_dry_run(False)
'''
after several round of testing, i found most jobs work fine.
but there's something strange in the second job. so I want to enable the
real mode only for that job. then, we could set dry_run for indivisual job.
however, the dry_run config is a global setting; once you set for any job,
it will affect on the whole process. to specify the scope on the certain job,
you need to set the config locally by set_as_local parameter.
wait. there is another trick in the config: the sub jobs of a JobBlock will
inherit the config from its parent. so you could limit the scope of real mode
step by step to testing the ill job.
'''
wrapper.set_dry_run(True)
j = wrapper.find_job('block')
j.set_dry_run(False, set_as_local=True)
# ==
job_id, state = wrapper.execute()
#raw_input()
