Users can raise `RescheduleTask` but TaskSets cannot?

[bakhtos]

Prerequisites

• [X] I am using the latest version of Locust
• [X] I am suggesting a new feature, not asking a question

Description

So as far as I understand, Users can raise RescheduleTask error directly in the code, but TaskSets use this error internally so inside a TaskSet task one needs to use self.interrupt(), otherwise raising RescheduleTask causes unexpected behaviour?

I had an issue with my code where I first implemented some tasks directly inside a User instance and they raised RescheduleTask error, but then I refactored the code so that the tasks are inside a TaskSet, and there was unexpected behaviour with these tasks (locust seemed to be stuck inside one as soon as it was executed) until I replaced all instances of raise RescheduleTask() with self.interrupt().

Should the interface be somehow unified so that both Users and TaskSets have methods e.g. self.reschedule() and self.interrupt()and RescheduleTask error is only used internally and never raised in user-written code?

[cyberw]

I guess? I dont really use TaskSets and have never seen the point in using them so I dont know :)

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