Travis Thieman

Also is there anything in `/home/ubuntu/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/dagobah/daemon/dagobah.log` that wasn't logged to console when you started up?

If you've installed the project through pip, i.e. `pip install dagobah`, then you should have a `dagobahd` executable that will launch the project for you. If you are looking to...

The proper solution here is probably to serve the app through a legit webserver (probably gunicorn or something) rather than Flask's built-in dev server. The Flask request thread must be...

Just make sure you only run 1 process if you run it behind something like gunicorn (which supports multiple app processes). Otherwise you'll also spin up multiple scheduler threads, and...

@zhenlongbai Are you able to retrieve the logs from that point? We've added a bunch of logging since this issue was originally reported. Additionally, since you're running into so many...

DAG cycle detection sounds like a fun problem. Needs to be able to support the same Job being called multiple times within the main Job (as long as it doesn't...

The logging question is legitimate but we can deal with it when we get there. The implementation you laid out here lines up with what I was thinking. The edge...

Okay, this is how I think the new cycle detection could work. You start with a Job which is a DAG composed of Tasks and other Jobs. You also begin...

Oh and of course you can come up with your own approach as long as it meets the same requirements, this is just a suggestion. The one thing that might...

It is currently possible to save a Job with a cycle, but a cyclic Job will refuse to start. I originally did this so you wouldn't get errors while performing...