Suspending an ad hoc order in a final state adds the order to the blacklist

Current Situation

• A job in a job chains makes of a monitor such as:

  function spooler_process_before(){
  
      var o = spooler_task.order;
      o.suspended=true;
      return false;
  }
  

• Using this monitor would suspend the order and after a short while would add the order to the blacklist.

Resolution

• The behavior is correct considering the following circumstances:
  • an ad hoc order is used instead of a permanent order.
  • the order is assigned a final state.
• When suspending an order in that situation then JobScheduler will add it to the blacklist.