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Add a GET route for jobRuns that returns a sorted list if the parameter beforeJobRunId is supplied. These list should be sorted according the schedulers priorization.
Example: GET http://jobbr/jobruns?beforeJobRunId would re-use the exact same resource where as
the HEAD call could only return the number of jobs that are currently planned before. See HEAD http://jobbr/jobruns?beforeJobRunId
The C# Client needs to be adjusted, the corresponding methods could be named
GetJobRunsBefore(long JobRunId)
GetJobRunsCountBefore(long jobRunId)
Abandoned
Add a /api/queue/[JobRunId] where the client can access the current position and numbers of jobs upfront
Because
JobRunId is not a QueueId
From the outside view, the related DTO is the JobRun
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Current Idea (as discussed with @olibanjoli)
Add a
GET
route for jobRuns that returns a sorted list if the parameterbeforeJobRunId
is supplied. These list should be sorted according the schedulers priorization.Example:
GET http://jobbr/jobruns?beforeJobRunId
would re-use the exact same resource where asthe
HEAD
call could only return the number of jobs that are currently planned before. SeeHEAD http://jobbr/jobruns?beforeJobRunId
The C# Client needs to be adjusted, the corresponding methods could be named
Abandoned
Add a
/api/queue/[JobRunId]
where the client can access the current position and numbers of jobs upfrontBecause
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: