Reloading hook modules in arbiter.reload_from_config function#871
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Can you add a test for it and fix failing ones? |
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Hooks were only reloaded when the full circus daemon were restarted. Now all hooks are reloaded when for eg. reloadconfig is called.
I think I implemented it a little bit dirty. As you can see in watcher.py:393 I'm rebuilding the hook string and call _resolve_hook again, but I think this should work in the most cases.
The much better way would be to store the original hook string in an extra dict next to self.hooks or get the strings from the config.