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can we shutdown a scheduler with a wait time?
See original GitHub issueI hope we can call the shutdown method like this:
# wait 3s to shutdown the job. Replace wait=False with wait=3s.
scheduler.shutdown(wait=3)
Because sometime the jobs can hanged because of bad networking. I wan’t to wait the jobs done, but sometime it can be hanging for a day.
Is there any way to do it? If not, how about add the feature in the next version?
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@agronholm Could you help to answer this question.
I have things to do right now but I will get back to this.