Olivier Dony
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The selection mechanism selects 1 job at a time from the jobs that are
ready to execute, but while doing this it should respect the `priority`
defined on the jobs. Otherwise the field is useless, and the user has no
way to ensure that a long-running job does not cause starvation.
(Assuming execution resources that are insufficient for 100% of the
processing to happen)
The `priority` ordering was apparently lost during the introduction of
the trigger mechanism in #62124 via
4b28f1162a.
It was previously taken into account in `_process_jobs()`.
The `ORDER BY` is not strictly necessary in `_get_all_ready_jobs()`, but
it seems more consistent for this method to return an ordered list as
well, given the semantics of the `priority` field. We don't know what
the caller will do with the result.
closes odoo/odoo#68411
X-original-commit: 9d570662b4016b5cd9ad3c85abbcb5428c169cc6
Signed-off-by: Olivier Dony (odo) <odo@openerp.com>
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