remove unused future object

[jan-janssen]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a caching mechanism for task results to optimize performance for repeated tasks.
  • Enhanced task submission handling for improved resource management during execution.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling in task execution functions for more graceful recovery from exceptions.

• Refactor

  • Updated method signatures for better clarity and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant modifications to the executorlib/interactive/shared.py file, focusing on the InteractiveExecutor and InteractiveStepExecutor classes. Key updates include the implementation of a caching mechanism in the _execute_task_with_cache function, which checks for existing result files before executing tasks. Additionally, the task execution functions have been improved for better resource management, and the shutdown method in the ExecutorBroker class has been refined. Error handling in task execution has also been enhanced to ensure graceful management of exceptions.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
executorlib/interactive/shared.py	- Added caching mechanism in _execute_task_with_cache to check for existing results. - Updated execute_parallel_tasks and execute_separate_tasks for better task submission handling. - Refined shutdown method in ExecutorBroker for resource cleanup. - Improved error handling in _execute_task and _execute_task_with_cache.

Possibly related PRs

• Use os.makedirs() instead of os.mkdir() #445: Directly modifies the execute_task_with_cache function, enhancing the caching mechanism.
• Fix resource dict in interactive jobs #482: Addresses how the resource_dict is accessed in the execute_task_with_cache function, relevant to caching logic.
• Write cache first #492: Enhances the _execute_task_with_cache function, focusing on error handling and control flow improvements related to caching.

Poem

In the burrow where tasks do play,
Caching results, we save the day.
With graceful errors, we hop and bound,
Resource management, tightly wound.
So here's to the changes, a joyful cheer,
For a smoother execution, we hold dear! 🐇✨

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