Scheduler failover flag is unsettable about pymesos HOT 13 CLOSED

Thx. I will work on it.

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OK, this problem is a bit complicated.
_failover is a internal status to help pymesos decide whether or not to tear down the framework when process exits.
And user can make _failover True when using sched.stop(failover=True)

But I realize it is not enough to set _failover just when stop. When exceptions are raised, no stop would be called and the _failover will always False.

So I think we should add a default failover status when init the scheduler. And user can override the failover flag when stop.

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This would be great - for now I've basically done this by setting the flag to true directly after initialization (but since it is setting a private car it is a temporary hack).

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fixed in #74

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Any chance to cut a minor or patch version with this change?

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Of course! But I need to do some more test, and the new version I think will be available on Monday.

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Any progress on a new version? Sorry to keep pestering.

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https://github.com/douban/pymesos/releases/tag/0.2.14 0.2.14 has been released 2 days ago

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But it seems pypi is not up to date

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Sorry, didn't notice! Was waiting for the version in master to change.

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Damm, I forgot to bump the package version. My bad, 0.2.14 will be re-released shortly.

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Thanks!

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0.2.14 re-released.

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