OptionalexitCommand to end the child batch process. If not provided (or undefined),
stdin will be closed to signal to the child process that it may terminate,
and if it does not shut down within endGracefulWaitTimeMillis, it will be
SIGHUP'ed.
Expected text to print if a command fails. Cannot be blank. Strings will be interpreted as a regular expression fragment.
OptionalhealthIf provided, and healthCheckIntervalMillis is greater than 0, or the previous task failed, this command will be sent to child processes.
If the command outputs to stderr or returns a fail string, the process will
be considered unhealthy and recycled. Lines discarded by
shouldIgnoreStderrLine do not count as stderr output.
Expected text to print if a command passes. Cannot be blank. Strings will be interpreted as a regular expression fragment.
OptionalshouldCalled for each complete line written to stderr. Return true to discard
that line before it is logged, associated with a task, or treated as
taskless process output. The line ending is not included.
Lines are assembled independently of stream chunk boundaries. An
unterminated fragment is evaluated before its task is parsed, when no more
stderr arrives for streamFlushMillis, or when the stream ends. The worker
is not assigned another task while a fragment is pending.
Lines longer than 64 KiB bypass this callback and retain the normal stderr
behavior. If this callback throws, its line is retained and the worker is
ended with a stderr.error.
Use this only for exact, known advisory lines. Every line for which this
returns false retains the normal, potentially fatal stderr behavior.
Defaults to undefined, which preserves the existing immediate handling
of every stderr chunk without line buffering.
Low-overhead command to verify the child batch process has started correctly. This "startup command" is invoked immediately after spawn, and must complete successfully before any user tasks are assigned to the process.
Typically this runs a version check (like -ver for ExifTool), hence the
name. The command should be fast and reliable.
If this command fails or times out (per BatchClusterOptions.spawnTimeoutMillis), the process is considered broken and will be terminated.
BatchProcessOptionshave no reasonable defaults, as they are specific to the API of the command that BatchCluster is spawning.All fields must be set.