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During/after execution, failed notebooks would also be stored in the cache, in a separate
folder, with a 'failure record' that's linked to the 'staged record' (not yet implemented). This will be deleted when the notebook is unstaged or execution re-run.
Then, given a staged PK/URI, you can work out the build status, based on whether a complimentary commit/failure record exists, and retrieve any requisite data/notebooks.
See: https://python.quantecon.org/status.html
This can be achieved by:
with commit records containing data like
execution_time(as implemented in Allow the executor to save data to the commit record. #13)folder, with a 'failure record' that's linked to the 'staged record' (not yet implemented). This will be deleted when the notebook is unstaged or execution re-run.