Update JobService interface
See original GitHub issueLet’s keep a consist interface across services: For example, create() to create a new instance of some object A. The JobService defines method names with the pattern *Job, but we can clean things up a bit given that the service performs actions on a job instance.
JobService
create()- Create a Jobget()- Retrieve a jobgetLatestVersion()- Retrieve the latest version of a jobgetAllVersions()- Retrieve all versions of a jobgetAll()- Retrieve all jobsupdateRunState()- Sets job run state to:NEW,RUNNING,COMPLETED,FAILED, orABORTED
Ideally, we’ll want to address issue #229 first that introduces class JobRunId
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Yep, sounds like a solid naming convention to me! For more service-specific logic / actions, more context on the methods action is preferred.
Fixed #627