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unknown job state: Improvements of #179 to make tests pass #187
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Avoid confusion with the *_state methods
Calling poll meant we would be running state_isrunning and state_ispending twice.
- The slow test can now be skipped with `-k-slow` .
- The query_job_state change meant we don't call .poll() within the .start() method anymore. .poll() would .clear_state() if the job was not found. - So old state was: .clear_state() was called if the spawn failed. - Add in .clear_state() explicitely when spawning fails. - I think that if there are exceptions in unexpected places, then state will still not be cleared. It's no worse than before, so we can leave it is-is for now.
- Semantics of the status changes slightly, adjust to the new form - Add split the starting test: - job status query fails when it is first submitted - job status query fails after it has started
Thanks for putting so much effort into this. |
Discussed in monthly meeting, plan to merge now and create RC feature release after some testing. |
This was referenced Jan 29, 2021
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if I should edit that one.
rkdarst@c81298d
(which I'd recommend that people review if they want to review anything)
exact spawning process, but I think I got it and it matches the
behavior expected by JupyterHub. But I encourage anyone with deeper
wisdom to take a look.