Option
limits of python
The limits of a call.
Value
{ time, memory, load } beside those of an action. time, 30 seconds where it is left out, is how long the call may take: past it the Python program is ended and the call is code.T0008, and the next call starts a new one. memory, 1 GB, is what the call may add to what its Python program held when it began: past it the program is ended and the call is code.T7119, which names the limit. load is how long the first loading of the file of the definition may take, which does not count on the time of the call: 2 minutes, by limits.pythonLoad of the project, where it is left out. Neither does the making of the environment of the lock count on the time of a first call.
Example
TypeScript
export const churn = python('churn', {
file: 'ml/churn.py',
input: { team: link('teams') },
output: object({ risk: number() }),
access: role('staff'),
limits: { time: '30 seconds', memory: '1 GB', load: '2 minutes' },
})