Taking a look at actioning.py, there's a condition that checks if trigger is less than the threshold, maybe I could add an extra condition that compares trigger to a predefined number and set the run to false, do you think that would work? I'm not sure if I have to reset the queue after
Here's the code I'm talking about btw:
# see if we are beyond or equal to trigger threshold
for status in call_on:
if trigger <= target['runbooks'][item['runbook']]['status'][status]:
logger.debug("Action {0} has trigger of {1} and status has {2}".format(
action, trigger,
target['runbooks'][item['runbook']]['status'][status]))
run_me = True # turn True
One problem though is when to reset? I mean a runbook that only runs once ever is kinda rare
More often than not it’s run once per occurrence
Bah autocorrect fail
run once boolean in the runbook*
Ah that’s a cool use case, would totally fork that plugin if you wanted to share it in the plugins org
I’m on my phone right now but I can check the code you pinged later
Cool
I'm willing to share the code np hehe
So even if it fails count it as an execution
Let me know how it goes
A run once flag would be better for this particular case
Taking a look at actioning.py, there's a condition that checks if trigger is less than the threshold, maybe I could add an extra condition that compares trigger to a predefined number and set the run to false, do you think that would work? I'm not sure if I have to reset the queue after
Just let me know if you think this is a good start when you can please, I'll try to start working on this tomorrow!
Reset time*
HTTP was working but not HTTPS, was a Cloudflare config
docker-compose restart is not enough for some reason
And then a restart will work
When you run build it puts the config into the container
But if you use a volume it would reflect what you have on the host
I had to update a few installation files as well to have it running (e.g. fabric newest version breaks your import)
Basically what I'm doing is checking if theres a flag called "run_once" in the runbook actions. If it's set to True, automatron will run that action only once and then will ignore that action
I'm currently working in a better way to debug fabric.api calls, some of my plugins are failing without an apparent reason (which also breaks the run_once flag, cause it doesn't count as an execution)