Re: [shepherd] Setting up a queue for tasks

2025-04-22 Thread Ludovic Courtès
Nicolas Graves writes: > Maybe the recent work of Noé makes it simpler to implement as an > extension? > > https://codeberg.org/cons-town/guile-debugger/src/branch/main/shepherd-nrepl/ Dunno, I’m not sure how nREPL relates to this. Anyhow, like I wrote, it’s already possible to define this kind

Re: [shepherd] Setting up a queue for tasks

2025-04-22 Thread Nicolas Graves
Maybe the recent work of Noé makes it simpler to implement as an extension? https://codeberg.org/cons-town/guile-debugger/src/branch/main/shepherd-nrepl/ On 2025-04-21 19:03, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > Hi Nicolas, > > Nicolas Graves writes: > >> I recently tried to use the task-spooler package

Re: [shepherd] Setting up a queue for tasks

2025-04-21 Thread Ludovic Courtès
Hi Nicolas, Nicolas Graves writes: > I recently tried to use the task-spooler package, and realized that it > shouldn't be too hard to have the same kind of queue extending the GNU > Shepherd API. > > I came up with that, which is not complete, at least because I have no > clue as to how to laun

[shepherd] Setting up a queue for tasks

2025-03-05 Thread Nicolas Graves
Hi shepherds! I recently tried to use the task-spooler package, and realized that it shouldn't be too hard to have the same kind of queue extending the GNU Shepherd API. I came up with that, which is not complete, at least because I have no clue as to how to launch the next transient once one