5/17/2018 8:14:35 PM
failed. (#1764)
With this test, the Node class has 100% code coverage.
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5/17/2018 5:07:37 PM
3.47.0
to discover the node corresponding to a subdag when
the subdag starts to run.
The find node by name method is no longer needed for now.
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5/17/2018 2:31:08 PM
an exception when circular dependency is detected when building a
dag.
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5/16/2018 2:58:52 PM
dag creation from dag execution
This eliminates a class of program errors caused by changing the dag
states while it is running.
The dag creation classes can be used separately in the future. To
detect circular dependencies for example.
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5/11/2018 5:42:37 PM
itself
#1486
The code is not used yet.
See earlier prototype and change history at #1487
More unit tests and refactoring will follow.
Node state machine diagram
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5/11/2018 2:35:40 PM
InputStream by using try-with-resources
- Better isolation as EmailerTest depends on TestUtils instead of DefaultMailCreatorTest
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5/9/2018 7:29:16 PM
jobs (#1756)
A quartz job is identified by job name and group name. Group name is the combination of project id and flow id. But job name was a constant string. This PR replaces it with dynamic job name variable.
For flow trigger, the job name is FLOW_TRIGGER. This is to provide flexibility in case where same flow could have multiple scheduled quartz jobs in the future.
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5/8/2018 1:30:49 AM
Don't use static fields (to have isolated mocks for each `@Test` method)
- Apply save actions
- Replace static sleep method with async callback to avoid extra wait
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5/4/2018 12:58:07 AM
(#1750)
The thinking behind that is scheduled flow trigger needs to be paused if something goes south, e.x: the triggered flow is consuming too much azkaban resource. One way to stop the schedule is reupload a new project with new flow config with flow trigger turned off, but allowing the project admin to pause/resume schedule is apparently much more convenient option.
Tested manually. Unit test will follow up.
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5/1/2018 7:23:09 PM
move duplicate code to methods.
Related previous PRs:
#1690
#1691
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