Hi, thank you for this great tool. We have an issue when resuming a task when a machine is being preempted. In some cases (not always), the scalars are not l...
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Hi, Thank You For This Great Tool.
We Have An Issue When Resuming A Task When A Machine Is Being Preempted.
In Some Cases (Not Always), The Scalars Are Not Logged Properly Anymore When Resuming The Task. The State Still Is Changed To Resume, But The Scala
I will try that, thanks 🙂
it's usually aborted, in that case we already do task.started(force=True) if that's what you meant 🙂
3 years ago
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Hi, Thank You For This Great Tool.
We Have An Issue When Resuming A Task When A Machine Is Being Preempted.
In Some Cases (Not Always), The Scalars Are Not Logged Properly Anymore When Resuming The Task. The State Still Is Changed To Resume, But The Scala
the reloading is not necessary?
3 years ago
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Hi, Thank You For This Great Tool.
We Have An Issue When Resuming A Task When A Machine Is Being Preempted.
In Some Cases (Not Always), The Scalars Are Not Logged Properly Anymore When Resuming The Task. The State Still Is Changed To Resume, But The Scala
report_scalar not sending the info
3 years ago
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Hi, Thank You For This Great Tool.
We Have An Issue When Resuming A Task When A Machine Is Being Preempted.
In Some Cases (Not Always), The Scalars Are Not Logged Properly Anymore When Resuming The Task. The State Still Is Changed To Resume, But The Scala
Works more robustly now, thanks!
3 years ago