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Sign upProvide some way of queuing batches #118
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Here is an overview of my recent batches to highlight why it would be useful to process batches via an orderly queue. |
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I agree this is needed; I've been thinking about how to do it. I think it might be best to limit to just one active batch at a time (per user). |
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Batches should now be queued - let me know if you run into trouble with this feature! |
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Seems to work smoothly for the most part, except that "restart batch" functionality is lost, as per #130 . |
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Another thing is that it would be nice to have "Remove from queue?" (or "Delete batch") functionality also for inactive but unfinished batches. |
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Yup, I had a bit of tidying up to do. Remove from queue is there now (as is delete if you use the checkboxes on the batches_oauth page). And restart works (puts back in the queue or starts it if there's no batch running and it would be the oldest queued item. |
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Seems all sorted out now — nice! |
Since only about two batches can run in parallel without causing errors, it would be useful to be able to queue batches, e.g. by sending them to QuickStatements even when in OAuth mode.