03-05-2022, 03:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-05-2022, 03:31 PM by remkonoteboom.)
To figure this out, I would need to know what "self" is on:
"/opt/tactic/tactic/src/tactic/command/scheduler.py", line 237.
It would be very useful to just put in a print statement:
on line 236. Once we know what "self" is, we can look at what task class is actually being executed. Otherwise it would just be guessing.
"/opt/tactic/tactic/src/tactic/command/scheduler.py", line 237.
It would be very useful to just put in a print statement:
Code:
print("SchedulerTask:self: ", self)on line 236. Once we know what "self" is, we can look at what task class is actually being executed. Otherwise it would just be guessing.