When I use EventSource to retrieve Batch results, it happens that for quickly executed scripts, e.g. echo Hello World, I am not able to subscribe to events after sending the script and I lose the results for that script.
e.g.
// POST /activity/{activityId}/exec sending `echo Hello World`
const eventSource = new EventSource(`${baseUrl}/activity-api/v1/activity/${activityId}/exec/${batchId}`)
eventSource.addEventListener("runtime", (event) => console.log(event));
I don't get any events in this example. When I change the script to sleep 1 && echo "Hello World" the event appears.
There is a time gap between sending the post and the event subscription in which an event with the result of the batch script is emitted and I am not able to capture this event.
Maybe it would be possible to add a parameter so that I could specify, for example, from what time I would like to receive events... afterTimestamp ?
@prekucki , Can we prioritise this? We're having too many cases where we need top put sleep 2 in front of every command to not loose the first events :(
When I use EventSource to retrieve Batch results, it happens that for quickly executed scripts, e.g.
echo Hello World
, I am not able to subscribe to events after sending the script and I lose the results for that script.e.g.
I don't get any events in this example. When I change the script to
sleep 1 && echo "Hello World"
the event appears.There is a time gap between sending the post and the event subscription in which an event with the result of the batch script is emitted and I am not able to capture this event.
Maybe it would be possible to add a parameter so that I could specify, for example, from what time I would like to receive events...
afterTimestamp
?