CLI vs. In-Code Start

There are different ways to start your jobs. Let’s review and compare them.

CLI Starting

We recommend using this way because it’s the easier way and more stable way. This approach means using the CLI tool to start. Just type regta run to start. It will load your jobs from all project files and pass them to regta.run function. See regta run section for more information about this command.

Run Function

If you have some specific pre-init script, you can use regta.run directly. This function will create a regta.Scheduler, pass your jobs there and start it. See API Reference for more.

Using Scheduler

If you’re going to use regta parallel with another framework, you can switch off thread blocking. For this use one of schedulers directly and pass block=True into regta.Scheduler.run. See main regta.Scheduler and others schedulers for more information.