[AIRFLOW-61] Fix corner case with joining processes and queues#1472
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[AIRFLOW-61] Fix corner case with joining processes and queues#1472jlowin wants to merge 4 commits intoapache:masterfrom
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When Scheduler is run with `—num-runs`, there can be multiple Schedulers and Executors all trying to run tasks. For queued tasks, Scheduler was previously only trying to run tasks that it itself had queued — but that doesn’t work if the Scheduler is restarting. This PR reverts that behavior and adds two types of “best effort” executions — before running a TI, executors check if it is already running, and before ending executors call sync() one last time
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Pushed the wrong branch, please disregard! see #1473