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A daemon task is a long-running background session (a watcher that polls something and reports) rather than a one-shot job. The dispatcher never starts it and never counts it against its worker slots, but a daemon whose session ended without completing is reaped to blocked like wip. statuses.py now owns that "live" set (LIVE_STATUSES) so the dispatcher no longer spells the status list in SQL. On the board the Daemon column sits between WIP and Review, has its own accent colour, and is hidden by default like Backlog and Blocked: it only matters for the few watcher tasks and can be shown from the column menu.
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585 B
Python
13 lines
585 B
Python
"""Task statuses. The dispatcher starts 'queued' tasks whose dependencies are done; an agent that cannot finish
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marks its task 'blocked'. 'daemon' marks a task whose session is a long-running background watcher instead of a
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one-shot job: the dispatcher never starts one and never counts it against its worker slots."""
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STATUSES = ("backlog", "queued", "wip", "daemon", "review", "done", "blocked")
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LIVE_STATUSES = ("wip", "daemon")
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RENAMED_STATUSES = {"running": "wip", "ready": "queued", "failed": "blocked"}
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def current_status(name):
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return RENAMED_STATUSES.get(name, name)
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