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dlt.common.runtime.signals

set_received_signal

def set_received_signal(sig: int) -> None

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Called when signal was received

raise_if_signalled

def raise_if_signalled() -> None

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Raises SignalReceivedException if signal was received.

was_signal_received

def was_signal_received() -> bool

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check if a signal was received

sleep

def sleep(sleep_seconds: float) -> None

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A signal-aware version of sleep function. Will wake up if signal is received but will not raise exception.

wake_all

def wake_all() -> None

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Wakes all threads sleeping on event

intercepted_signals

@contextmanager
def intercepted_signals() -> Iterator[None]

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Will intercept SIGINT and SIGTERM and will delay calling signal handlers until raise_if_signalled is explicitly used or when a second signal with the same int value arrives.

A no-op when not called on main thread.

Can be nested - nested calls are no-ops.

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