Commits on Source 57
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Martin Blanchard authored
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Martin Blanchard authored
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Martin Blanchard authored
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Martin Blanchard authored
#134
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Martin Blanchard authored
#134
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Removes some references to a 'meritocratic' project and the Subversion policy as they were thought to be un-needed.
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
This can be used to inform callers that the operation is cancelled.
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
Check for operation status when streaming operations. Allows client to catch a cancelled job.
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
This will describe and configure hardware.
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
Also move `bot_session` to simply `session`.
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Finn authored
This will contain the information about a running task and lease.
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Finn authored
This will manage the Tenant objects.
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
Also Moved bot_interface.py to interface.py.
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Finn authored
Also moved the initialisation of these variables to the `__init__` of `session.py`.
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
Also adds cancellation tests.
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Finn authored
Mostly due to removing the state machine in the BotsService
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Finn authored
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Finn authored
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Martin Blanchard authored
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Martin Blanchard authored
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Martin Blanchard authored
This turns Server.start() into a blocking call! #135
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Martin Blanchard authored
Useful for tests, when port number is not determined beforehand. #135
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Martin Blanchard authored
#135
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Raoul Hidalgo Charman authored
Bots now have a timeout option, which the server looks at to determine how long they wait on a job becoming available. As soon as a job becomes available server responds with a lease. If it gets to the timeout then the server will tell the bot there is no work and it will then update again and wait.
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Raoul Hidalgo Charman authored