small fixes to status management in JobManager#872
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| queued = running[running["status"] == "queued"] | ||
| queued = running[ | ||
| running["status"] != "running" | ||
| ] # The queue limit is for non-running jobs, so we need to exclude running jobs from the queued count |
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isn't the queue limit about queued jobs?
with this change "created" jobs will also be counted as "queued" which makes no sense to me.
Or even worse: "finished" and "error" jobs will also count as "queued" here
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PR has been reverted and will be taken up in #873 |
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PRevents overwriting local status queued_for_start with backend status created
Takes account of the jobs in created and queued_for_start for the queue limit on a backend