On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 03:26:32PM -0700, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
>
> yes, that's pretty much what we've been doing, and what we'll continue
> doing in our tests. It does mean the tests can't use multiple workers
> because the observer doesn't work cross-process without the
> aforementioned global event queue. This is somewhat problematic
> because it introduces differences between the test and production
> environments.
Hello,
Maybe it's time for a polling wait_for, a bit less "fast" than the current
reacting one, but that is OK with multiple workers.
---8<---
def polling_wait_for(wfid, timeout=nil)
start = Time.now
loop do
sleep 0.350
ps = @engine.ps(wfid)
break if ps.nil? # process terminated
break if ps.errors.size > 0 # process ran into an error
break if timeout and ((Time.now - start) > timeout)
end
end
--->8---
Best regards,
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