Closed rstyd closed 1 month ago
I tried this with examples/clamr-ffmpeg-build
. I killed neo4j while the clamr task was running and it looks like the WFM restarted neo4j. I think the clamr task completed but the state is still at RUNNING and it doesn't get to the ffmpeg step.
Oh I'll check that out. Thanks! I bet the code that normally sets that is getting short skipped.
I tried this with
examples/clamr-ffmpeg-build
. I killed neo4j while the clamr task was running and it looks like the WFM restarted neo4j. I think the clamr task completed but the state is still at RUNNING and it doesn't get to the ffmpeg step.Oh I'll check that out. Thanks! I bet the code that normally sets that is getting short skipped.
You may also need to look at what commands you are using to check the status. I noticed in the past if a job finishes the status might not be available on some systems.
@rstyd There have been several merges into develop so please merge develop in this branch
This works for me. I tried the clamr-ffmpeg-build workflow and killed the gdb twice, during the clamr and then the ffmpeg step, and both times it was restarted.
@rstyd Can you merge/rebase on top of develop to check against the recent neo4j updates? I'll approve after that.
@rstyd I also tried this and it works for me. Would you please make a squash commit with the important description of what was done. There have been many changes to develop since you started.
No problem!
Also, reexcute works well, thanks for fixing that!!!
This PR addresses #704.