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otterload

retrieves a job script from a trusted endpoint and launches it as a child process with JSON-staged arguments. The job script runs in its own interpreter, arguments travel through a JSON manifest, and the caller blocks until the job exits.

Usage

from otterload import run
rc = run(url="https://your-board.example/jobs/task.py")

run returns the job's exit code. Standard library only.

MIT License.

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