A run on one of the person's providers waited inside the desktop app for up
to two hours, holding the Studio, and then cancelled the job, giving up its
place in a device's queue. The app now writes the job down before it sends
it, with the command line's records of jobs on a provider (#581), and asks
after it by its id.
- wai-quantum-desktop: run_on_provider answers within ten seconds, done or
still running with its id; provider_job asks after a job once or cancels
it; provider_jobs lists the jobs sent, asking no provider.
- Quantum Studio: while a job waits, Cancel cancels it at the provider and
"Wait in the background" leaves it there and frees the Studio. A job left
waiting, from this window or an earlier one, is followed while the app is
open, and its result goes to the history when it finishes. Your jobs lists
every job sent. A check that fails during the wait does not end it.
- The tests: the app's queued job answered by its id, sealed with the app's
key, the same answer after, and cancelled only when asked; the page's
wait, cancel, cancel-after-finish, failed check, background and reopened
window. The studio workflow names the new app test on every leg.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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