CoCoNuT should stop when Fluent has license error

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CoCoNuT should stop when Fluent has license error

Opened this issue 3 years ago · 1 comments

Currently, CoCoNuT doesn't stop when Fluent has a license problem.
In order to kill CoCoNuT, it should check whether the Fluent process still exists at certain time intervals (10 minutes or so).
If the Fluent process no longer exists, an error should be raised.

Answer 1 · 2023-11-01T13:57:18.000Z

Any proposals? Should we create an optional argument in the CocoMessages.wait_message() function to pass the process object returned by subprocess.Popen and poll this object every so often?