i face problem when listen abort event [python sdk]
I followed the official documentation's template code to implement an Apify Actor, built and deployed it on the Apify platform.
When I run the Actor and click Abort (graceful abort), the ABORTING event handler handler_foo does not log anything — Actor.log.info(...) inside it never appears.
I have no way to confirm whether the handler is actually being triggered, and I need to perform custom actions when the user aborts the run.
Questions:
How can I guarantee that the ABORTING event handler is called?
How can I ensure that logs and operations (like Actor.set_value) inside it execute and appear in the logs?
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from apify import Actor
from apify_shared.consts import ActorEventTypes
import asyncio
def handler_foo(arg: dict):
Actor.log.info(f'handler_foo: arg = {arg}')
def handler_boo(arg: dict):
pass
async def main():
async with Actor:
# Add event handler
Actor.on(ActorEventTypes.ABORTING, handler_foo)
await asyncio.sleep(5*1000)
# Remove all handlers for a specific event
Actor.off('systemInfo')
# Remove a specific event handler
Actor.off('systemInfo', handler_boo)
When I run the Actor and click Abort (graceful abort), the ABORTING event handler handler_foo does not log anything — Actor.log.info(...) inside it never appears.
I have no way to confirm whether the handler is actually being triggered, and I need to perform custom actions when the user aborts the run.
Questions:
How can I guarantee that the ABORTING event handler is called?
How can I ensure that logs and operations (like Actor.set_value) inside it execute and appear in the logs?
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from apify import Actor
from apify_shared.consts import ActorEventTypes
import asyncio
def handler_foo(arg: dict):
Actor.log.info(f'handler_foo: arg = {arg}')
def handler_boo(arg: dict):
pass
async def main():
async with Actor:
# Add event handler
Actor.on(ActorEventTypes.ABORTING, handler_foo)
await asyncio.sleep(5*1000)
# Remove all handlers for a specific event
Actor.off('systemInfo')
# Remove a specific event handler
Actor.off('systemInfo', handler_boo)
