ps: docs pretty self-explanatory, however ....
setting STOP_TASK on the scheduler_worker row will terminate the currently
RUNNING task (if any)
given
myscheduler = Scheduler(db, ....)
in models,
in your controller you can call
actually_stopped = myscheduler.stop_task(15)
that will terminate task with id 15, while with
actually_stopped =
myscheduler.stop_task('edeb8b54-dda8-4ff9-9585-2abb4a05c73a')
will terminate task with uuid edeb8b54-dda8-4ff9-9585-2abb4a05c73a
If the task is RUNNING it will be terminated --> execution will be set as
FAILED by the worker as soon as the worker "reads" the STOP_TASK command
(~3 secs), really_stopped will be 1
If the task is QUEUED, its stop_time will be set as to "now", the enabled
flag will be set to False, and the status will be set to STOPPED,
really_stopped will be 1
If the task is on any other task status, even if the reference passed to
stop_task() is legit, nothing will be done, really_stopped will be None
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