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The Merger and executor APIs have a lot in common, but they behave slightly differently. A merger needs to sometimes return results. An executor needs to have separate queues for zones and be able to pause or cancel jobs. This refactors them both into a common class which can handle job state changes (like pause/cancel) and return results if requested. The MergerApi can subclass this fairly trivially. The ExecutorApi adds an intermediate layer which uses a DefaultKeyDict to maintain a distinct queue for every zone and then transparently dispatches method calls to the queue object for that zone. The ZK paths for both are significantly altered in this change. Change-Id: I3adedcc4ea293e43070ba6ef0fe29e7889a0b502 |
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