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Ability to cancel job from ScioResult
See original GitHub issueIIRC ScioResult#waitUntilDone only throws an exception when the timeout is up but won’t cancel the job. Need to pass it to the underlying job (might be runner specific?).
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@regadas yep!! it looks like it’s as simple as calling
internal.cancel()(at least, this worked with the batch Dataflow runner…). I’ll put up a PR after I get things cleaned up/tested.PR #1058