On Friday, November 9, 2018 at 5:51:48 PM UTC-8, Dave S wrote:
>
> I'm trying to add a second scheduler item of work. At the moment, I seem
> to get the scheduler to run the new function some of the time, and to be
> stuck in the cue other times.
>
> Here are some entries that are stuck:
> 591|uploader/default|predigest|main|QUEUED|predigest|bc0e5eaf-c8b7-4754-
> ae49-7441a3704199|[]|{"pred_id": "1073"}|T|2018-11-09 22:38:56|2018-11-10
> 22:39:07||0|0|86400|F|60|0|1|0|2018-11-09 22:39:07|ip-172-31-16-18#11138|
> 592|uploader/default|predigest|main|QUEUED|predigest|4c4db3a9-268d-4953-
> 86f3-7ef6bda79c58|[]|{"pred_id": "1073"}|T|2018-11-09 22:57:50|2018-11-10
> 22:57:56||0|0|86400|F|60|0|1|0|2018-11-09 22:57:56|ip-172-31-16-18#11138|
> 593|uploader/default|predigest|main|QUEUED|predigest|9abb3d2c-4e45-4f97-
> 89c4-93e57e7870b6|[]|{"pred_id": "1073"}|T|2018-11-10 01:28:44|2018-11-11
> 01:28:59||0|0|86400|F|60|0|1|0|2018-11-10 01:28:59|ip-172-31-16-18#11138|
>
>
> They were cued with
> cue = scheduler.queue_task( "predigest", start_time = ttime, period =
> 86400, repeats=0,
> pvars=dict(pred_id = pred_id))
>
>
> Here's one that ran (and failed; I'd like to see if I fixed it, but I'm
> .... stuck in the queue).
> 590|uploader/default|predigest|main|FAILED|predigest|bcac08fe-dc2e-4202-
> af08-48f457067939|[]|{"pred_id": "1073"}|T|2018-11-09 20:58:43|2018-11-10
> 20:58:49||0|0|86400|F|60|0|0|1|2018-11-09 20:58:49|ip-172-31-16-18#11138|
>
> Meanwhile, the original function is being picked up at the time it's
> queued for., and task_worker.last_heartbeat is ticking.
>
> Does anyone see why these are stuck?
>
Evidently repeats=0 is wrong even for a one-shot task. I changed it
repeats=1, and the task now gets changed to COMPLETED, but nothing shows
for that task in scheduler_run. I think the function is erroring out, but
there's no stack trace in scheduler_run, and nothing in errors/* either.
(I know I jumped the code into the scheduler before it was ready, but for
some reason when I tried running code in a shell, the -S myapp -M wasn't
giving me access to db().)
/dps
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