dill21yu commented on issue #16706: URL: https://github.com/apache/dolphinscheduler/issues/16706#issuecomment-2995190427
> > Add several types："anyTimeToday,anyTimeLast1Days,anyTimeLast2Days,anyTimeLast3Days,anyTimeLast7Days,anyTimeThisWeek,anyTimeLastWeek,anyTimeThisMonth,anyTimeLastMonth" > > Add a parameter in calculateResultForTasks to determine if the task execution result is "any time in a period of time". If any workflow instance is successful during the time period, it will return a success status > > At present, we have two different types of dependency cycles. > > 1. Individual cycle dependence, such as one hour, last day, etc... > 2. Continuous time dependence, for example, last month means a month in a row. > > Adding anytime types directly to the status quo will lead to confusion among users. So I suggest that the naming methods of these types be combed again. > > 1. Individual cycle dependence > 1.1 `currentHour` stay as it is. > 1.2 Using `lastNHours` to represent any hours and use expression to parse it. > 1.3 `lastWeek` stay as it is. > 1.4 `lastMonday` stay as it is. > 1.5 `lastTuesday` stay as it is. > 1.6 `lastWednesday` stay as it is. > 1.7 `lastThursday` stay as it is. > 1.8 `lastFriday` stay as it is. > 1.9 `lastSaturday` stay as it is. > 1.10 `lastSunday` stay as it is. > 1.11 `thisMonth` newly added. > 1.12 Using `lastNMonth` to represent any month and use expression to parse it. > 2. Continuous time dependence > 2.1 `thisMonthPeriod` to represent a continuous month. > 2.2 `last1MonthPeriod` to represent a specified continuous month and use expression to parse it. > > This is just my initial idea. If you have a better idea, please feel free to point it out. [@dill21yu](https://github.com/dill21yu) I agree with your idea. The new 'thisMonthPeriod' means that the dependency condition only needs to satisfy any successful instance within this month. Besides 'thisMonthPeriod' and 'last1MonthPeriod', do we also need to add types like 'last1WeekPeriod' or others? Can this issue be assigned to me to work on? @SbloodyS -- This is an automated message from the Apache Git Service. To respond to the message, please log on to GitHub and use the URL above to go to the specific comment. To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For queries about this service, please contact Infrastructure at: [email protected]
