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rchac merged 3 commits into from
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Fix: scheduler.py handles exceptions and keeps chugging. #830

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@thebracket thebracket commented Oct 6, 2025

Not fully tested yet, draft PR so it doesn't get forgotten. Makes integration errors non-fatal to the scheduler.

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thebracket commented Jan 7, 2026

Testing it now. This expands the scheduler.py harness to catch exceptions/failures in integrations, and report them to lqosd - and keep running rather than terminating. That should prevent transient errors from killing the scheduler.

@thebracket thebracket marked this pull request as ready for review January 7, 2026 19:03
@rchac rchac merged commit 05a44c3 into develop Jan 7, 2026
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