This PR introduces monitor_process(), a function that replaces the use of run.commands.wait_until within seq.scan. It accomplishes the same effect as wait_until -- blocking until the specified time -- and also continuously checks the status of a given process ('generate_scan', in the seq.scan case.) It'll raise an exception if the process fails, ending the current schedule.
This can generally be used on any process, however since it is blocking it can't monitor processes that need to run during a scan.
This PR introduces
monitor_process(), a function that replaces the use ofrun.commands.wait_untilwithinseq.scan. It accomplishes the same effect aswait_until-- blocking until the specified time -- and also continuously checks the status of a given process ('generate_scan', in theseq.scancase.) It'll raise an exception if the process fails, ending the current schedule.This can generally be used on any process, however since it is blocking it can't monitor processes that need to run during a scan.
Resolves #115. Resolves #113.