Hello Tony,
You are right, the shortest formulation for lease in this context is the
one you wrote: get a task and then run it. There are still some other
important elements to this: leasing a task makes it unavailable for
processing by another worker, and it remains unavailable until the leas
Thank you, I just wanted to check that my undestanding was correct.
Cheers Tony
On Sunday, 19 May 2019 20:12:03 UTC+1, tonycavanagh1929 wrote:
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> I am looking at tasks, I am trying to understand what is the purpose
> of LeaseOptions
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> In the docs it says so
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> Once tasks are in a pull queue,
