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- track start time when thread starts - calculate duration when thread completes - show duration in seconds on success Test Plan: tested in my local environment for several days
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@boonedox should this be:
self.start_time=kwargs.get('start_time', time.time()),
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Yes, it should. I'll update the pull request. |
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Those changes are now part of the pull request. Let me know if you have any other suggestions. |
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Test Plan: tested in my local environment for several days