QuEraComputing
job.pull() is unstoppable
If I call job.pull() on a hardware job on the command line, I can't stop the line from blocking, eg CTRL-C doesn't stop it.
Can you give some more context for this? what is the "command line" you're using etc.
I am using an iPython command line after initializing a job using https://github.com/QuEraComputing/hybrid_algorithms/blob/main/examples/implementation_mis.py . I use job.pull() to block progress until the job is complete, but it seems to never return values
I understand that this is probably pretty hard to reproduce but perhaps instead of leaning on AWS triggers, instead query every X seconds if the job status is Complete?
I believe you need to keep checking the interrupt exception during the whatever loop that hangs the current process.
There is no interrupt exception, it just hangs even when I call an interrupt.
by "you" I actually meant braket, there is a loop waiting for the result but not catching your interrupt which is what I believe is why it hangs.
job.fetch() still sometimes holds indefinitely even if the jobs have been completed (checked via the AWS dashboard). This is a bad user experience issue.
The job in this example is a pretty generic batch job (with a single job inside of it) with 50 shots and ~180 atoms, implementing an adiabatic state prep for MIS