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How to use run_if_ready method in autotest

Best Python code snippet using autotest_python

views.py

Source:views.py

...59                pip_id_queue.append(id)60                plugin_inst_queue.append(plugin_inst)61        # run plugin instances62        for plg_inst in plugin_instances:63            run_if_ready(plg_inst, plg_inst.previous)64    def list(self, request, *args, **kwargs):65        """66        Overriden to return the list of workflows for the queried pipeline.67        A document-level link relation and a collection+json template are also added to68        the response.69        """70        queryset = self.get_workflows_queryset()71        response = services.get_list_response(self, queryset)72        pipeline = self.get_object()73        # append document-level link relations74        links = {'pipeline': reverse('pipeline-detail', request=request,75                                     kwargs={"pk": pipeline.id})}76        response = services.append_collection_links(response, links)77        # append write template...

utils.py

Source:utils.py

1from plugininstances.tasks import run_plugin_instance2def run_if_ready(plg_inst, previous):3    """4    Set the status of ``plg_inst`` accordingly depending on the state of its previous5    plugin instance.6    """7    if previous is None or previous.status == 'finishedSuccessfully':8        # schedule the plugin's app to run9        plg_inst.status = 'scheduled'  # status changes to 'scheduled' right away10        plg_inst.save()11        run_plugin_instance.delay(plg_inst.id)  # call async task12    elif previous.status in ('created', 'waiting', 'scheduled',13                                  'registeringFiles', 'started'):14        plg_inst.status = 'waiting'15        plg_inst.save()16    elif previous.status in ('finishedWithError', 'cancelled'):...

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