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karajan1001 opened this issue Sep 23, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #8369
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tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success. #8349

karajan1001 opened this issue Sep 23, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #8369
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Originally posted by @karajan1001 in #8158 (comment)

@karajan1001 karajan1001 self-assigned this Sep 23, 2022
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Sep 27, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
@karajan1001 karajan1001 added this to DVC Sep 27, 2022
@karajan1001 karajan1001 moved this from Backlog to In Progress in DVC Sep 27, 2022
@karajan1001 karajan1001 moved this to Backlog in DVC Sep 27, 2022
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 7, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
@karajan1001 karajan1001 moved this from In Progress to Review In Progress in DVC Oct 11, 2022
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 14, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
karajan1001 added a commit to karajan1001/dvc that referenced this issue Oct 24, 2022
fix: iterative#8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
karajan1001 added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 24, 2022
fix: #8349
`tasks status turned to queued for 1 second before turned into success.`
is because in previous the status is using the output of
`get_running_exps` in `repo.expereiments` and when entering the
collect result progress, the `get_running_exps` will mark the tasks to
be not running because the `info.result` is not None. Here we use the
output of the celery queue as the universal standard for the tasks
status.

1. Use celery status as the exp show status
Repository owner moved this from Review In Progress to Done in DVC Oct 24, 2022
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