How to use _collect_message method in localstack

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dataclasses.py

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...70 def wait_running(self):71 return self._state_changed(JobState.RUNNING)72 def wait_done(self):73 return self._state_changed(JobState.DONE)74 def _collect_message(self, result, was_collected, msg):75 if not was_collected.cancelled():76 was_collected.set_result(True)77 if not result.cancelled():78 result.set_result(msg)79 def collect_message(self):80 result = self.loop.create_future()81 if self._msg_inbox:82 self._collect_message(result, *self._msg_inbox.popleft())83 else:84 self._msg_waiters.append(result)85 return result86 def enqueue_message(self, msg):87 was_collected = self.loop.create_future()88 if self._msg_waiters:89 self._collect_message(90 self._msg_waiters.popleft(), was_collected, msg91 )92 else:93 self._msg_inbox.append((was_collected, msg))94 return was_collected95@dataclass96class GroupConfig:97 ident: str = None98 max_jobs: int = 099 max_cpu: float = 0.0100class Group(dict):101 def __init__(self, loop, stats, config):102 self.loop = loop103 self.stats = stats...

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gpu_monitor.py

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...36 return (sum(current_gpu_status.occupied_memory) - sum(previous_gpu_status.occupied_memory)) / previous_gpu_status.total_memory37 memory_usage_change = tuple(relative_memory_change(p_gpu, c_gpu) for p_gpu, c_gpu in zip(previous_status, current_status))38 considerable_memory_usage_change = any(abs(change) > 0.5 for change in memory_usage_change)39 return considerable_memory_usage_change or current_total_memory != previous_total_memory or current_users != previous_users40def _collect_message(status: Tuple[GPUStatus, ...]) -> str:41 username_descriptions = {pw.pw_name: pw.pw_gecos for pw in getpwall()}42 msg = 'Status changed!'43 for gpu_idx, gpu_status in enumerate(status):44 utilization = (sum(gpu_status.occupied_memory) / gpu_status.total_memory) * 10045 msg += f'\n\n<b>GPU{gpu_idx}</b> <code>{sum(gpu_status.occupied_memory)}/{gpu_status.total_memory}</code> Mb ({utilization:.2f}%):'46 if not len(gpu_status.occupied_by):47 msg += '\n vacant!'48 for username, memory in zip(gpu_status.occupied_by, gpu_status.occupied_memory):49 description = username_descriptions[username].replace(',,,', '')50 if len(description):51 msg += f'\n {username} ({description}), <code>{memory}</code> Mb'52 else:53 msg += f'\n {username}, <code>{memory}</code> Mb'54 return msg55def run_monitoring(logger: Callable[[str], None], interval: int = 1) -> None:56 previous_status = tuple()57 while True:58 try:59 current_status = _collect_gpu_status()60 if _status_considerably_changed(previous_status, current_status):61 msg = _collect_message(current_status)62 logger(msg)63 previous_status = current_status64 except Exception as e:65 logging.debug('Exception occurred during GPU status evaluation!', exc_info=e)...

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s3.py

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...37 def create_command(self, command: int) -> bytearray:38 command_special = 1 if command == self.command_PAIR else 039 return bytearray([self.command_prefix, command, command_special, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,40 self.command_suffix])41 def _collect_message(self, package: bytearray) -> bool:42 self._data = package43 return True44 def _decode_response(self, response: bytearray):45 _LOGGER.debug("Data is %s", bytes(response).hex())46 try:47 self._fan_speed = int(list("{:02x}".format(response[2]))[1])48 self._mode = int(list("{:02x}".format(response[2]))[0])49 self._heater = response[4] & 150 self._state = response[4] >> 1 & 151 self._heater_temp = response[3]52 self._sound = response[4] >> 3 & 153 self._out_temp = self.decode_temperature(response[7])54 self._in_temp = self.decode_temperature(response[8])55 self._filter_remain = response[10] * 256 + response[9]...

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