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When trying to stop a task that is executing a distributed workflow, snapctl reports an error when trying to stop the task No plugins found. The task will eventually show as disabled when listing tasks via snapctl.
Node A (described below) shows the following errors in the log file when a task is attempted to be stopped. The task will try to execute 10 times following the stop command, failing each time and then becoming disabled.
@geauxvirtual: Thanks for finding this. The root cause seems to be during unsubscribe we always checked for metrics to unsubscribe (even if none were present). I added a PR to address this issue by only going through the step of checking for metrics/collector plugins if at least 1 is present.
When trying to stop a task that is executing a distributed workflow, snapctl reports an error when trying to stop the task
No plugins found
. The task will eventually show as disabled when listing tasks via snapctl.Node A (described below) shows the following errors in the log file when a task is attempted to be stopped. The task will try to execute 10 times following the stop command, failing each time and then becoming disabled.
Setup:
Node A:
Node B:
Task being run
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