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fix: return empty set if rate limiter at max#3060

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fix: return empty set if rate limiter at max#3060
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When running locally with a rate limiter, if rate limiter reaches the max number of jobs job_selector function returns None and snakemake fails on line:

logger.debug(
f"Selected jobs ({len(run)})"
# + "\n\t".join(map(str, run))
)

with error:

TypeError: object of type 'NoneType' has no len()

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved job selection logic to ensure an empty set is returned when no free jobs are available, enhancing system reliability and preventing unintended behavior.

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The change modifies the job_selector method in the snakemake/scheduler.py file by adding a return statement that returns an empty set when there are no free jobs available. This ensures that the method consistently returns a set, enhancing control flow and preventing potential errors when no jobs can be selected.

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snakemake/scheduler.py Added a return statement to job_selector to return an empty set when n_free_jobs is zero.

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Thanks, good catch!

@johanneskoester johanneskoester merged commit 4e59963 into snakemake:main Sep 4, 2024
@fgvieira fgvieira deleted the rate_limiter_reached branch September 4, 2024 08:43
johanneskoester added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 4, 2024
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop*
---


##
[8.19.1](v8.19.0...v8.19.1)
(2024-09-04)


### Bug Fixes

* fix issues with misinterpretation of max-jobs-per-timespan and
max-jobs-per-seconds
([#3067](#3067))
([d82453b](d82453b))
* pip deployment path
([#3062](#3062))
([bf9305b](bf9305b))
* return empty set if rate limiter at max
([#3060](#3060))
([4e59963](4e59963))
* use wrapt_timeout_decorator, instead of stopit
([#2938](#2938))
([3b64e41](3b64e41))
* Wrong linenumbers reported when linting
([#2985](#2985))
([3a8bd36](3a8bd36))


### Documentation

* update `doc-environment.yml` file and Documentation Setup
documentation
([#3058](#3058))
([a540a2e](a540a2e))

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snakemake produce Error when using "--max-jobs-per-timespan" switch

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