Best Knapsack_ruby code snippet using Knapsack.Config.time_offset_in_seconds
tracker.rb
Source: tracker.rb
...31 def time_exceeded?32 global_time > max_node_time_execution33 end34 def max_node_time_execution35 report_distributor.node_time_execution + config[:time_offset_in_seconds]36 end37 def exceeded_time38 global_time - max_node_time_execution39 end40 private41 def default_config42 {43 enable_time_offset_warning: Config::Tracker.enable_time_offset_warning,44 time_offset_in_seconds: Config::Tracker.time_offset_in_seconds,45 generate_report: Config::Tracker.generate_report46 }47 end48 def set_defaults49 @global_time = 050 @test_files_with_time = {}51 @test_path = nil52 end53 def update_global_time(execution_time)54 @global_time += execution_time55 end56 def update_test_file_time(execution_time)57 @test_files_with_time[test_path] ||= 058 @test_files_with_time[test_path] += execution_time...
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