Coverage Summary for Class: TaskState (org.kitodo.production.helper.tasks)

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 package org.kitodo.production.helper.tasks;
 
 import org.kitodo.production.helper.tasks.EmptyTask.Behaviour;
 
 /**
  * TaskState defines a set of states that a task can be in. Their meanings are
  * the following:
  * 
  * <dl>
  * <dt>{@code CRASHED}</dt>
  * <dd>The thread has terminated abnormally. The field “exception” is holding
  * the exception that has occurred.</dd>
  * <dt>{@code FINISHED}</dt>
  * <dd>The thread has finished its work without errors and is available for
  * clean-up.</dd>
  * <dt>{@code NEW}</dt>
  * <dd>The thread has not yet been started.</dd>
  * <dt>{@code STOPPED}</dt>
  * <dd>The thread was stopped by a front end user—resulting in a call to its
  * {@link EmptyTask#interrupt(Behaviour)} method with
  * {@link EmptyTask.Behaviour}.PREPARE_FOR_RESTART— and is able to restart after
  * cloning and replacing it.</dd>
  * <dt>{@code STOPPING}</dt>
  * <dd>The thread has received a request to interrupt but didn’t stop yet.</dd>
  * <dt>{@code WORKING}</dt>
  * <dd>The thread is in operation.</dd>
  * </dl>
  */
 public enum TaskState {
     CRASHED, FINISHED, NEW, STOPPED, STOPPING, WORKING
 }