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This would not stop or pause running pipelines.
Lets say the number will be 2.
When there is no running pipeline and someone clicks run/debug, the pipeline will run.
There will be 1 running pipeline.
When there is 1 running pipeline and someone clicks run/debug, the pipeline will run.
There will be 2 running pipelines.
When there are 2 or more running pipelines and someone clicks run/debug, the pipeline will be queued.
When some pipeline finishes and there would be less running pipelines than the number (2), one of the queued ones will run.
The number will be changeable in the Execution monitor and the scheduler will react accordingly. Also there should be "Unlimited" option.
Add "Force" button for queued pipelines so that they can be forcefully ran ignoring this limit.
My image of an ideal frontend interface is one that looks like uTorrent, including priorities and pause/start, but lets start with this simple feature.
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This would not stop or pause running pipelines.
Lets say the number will be 2.
When there is no running pipeline and someone clicks run/debug, the pipeline will run.
There will be 1 running pipeline.
When there is 1 running pipeline and someone clicks run/debug, the pipeline will run.
There will be 2 running pipelines.
When there are 2 or more running pipelines and someone clicks run/debug, the pipeline will be queued.
When some pipeline finishes and there would be less running pipelines than the number (2), one of the queued ones will run.
The number will be changeable in the Execution monitor and the scheduler will react accordingly. Also there should be "Unlimited" option.
My image of an ideal frontend interface is one that looks like uTorrent, including priorities and pause/start, but lets start with this simple feature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: