This PR changes they way of communication with remote jobs, that HyperFlow could use only one redis connection. Instead of using n blocking redis clients, we use single non-blocking command that is executed in loop - every checkInterval - and it resolves all relevant waiting getJobResult promises.
This PR changes they way of communication with remote jobs, that HyperFlow could use only one redis connection. Instead of using n blocking redis clients, we use single non-blocking command that is executed in loop - every
checkInterval- and it resolves all relevant waitinggetJobResultpromises.With such changes
getJobResultbehaviour is identical, so there is no need to update functions or examples. However remote job executor must be adjusted accordingly - see https://github.com/hyperflow-wms/hyperflow-job-executor/pull/6.