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Sadly so, in #147, an error sneaked into the code:
Event.set() does not accept any arguments, but they are passed into a callback. The callback was originally implemented as a separate async-function, which took a list of tasks and cancelled all of them. Then, the callback was replaced to a flag-setting. But the argument with a list of tasks went unnoticed.
This only affects the operators on its termination stage (Ctrl+C or pod deletion/restarting), and does not affect the behaviour itself.
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Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
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Description
Sadly so, in #147, an error sneaked into the code:
Event.set()
does not accept any arguments, but they are passed into a callback. The callback was originally implemented as a separate async-function, which took a list of tasks and cancelled all of them. Then, the callback was replaced to a flag-setting. But the argument with a list of tasks went unnoticed.This only affects the operators on its termination stage (Ctrl+C or pod deletion/restarting), and does not affect the behaviour itself.
Types of Changes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: