I just realized that there is yet another tool that was interacting with suspendmanager: suspend
From the looks of it, the variant without arguments used suspend every single construction job there is. This would be easy to implement, even in Lua, and AFAIK is not currently doable by user-facing tools.
The --onlyblocking option is trickier, because it is a mode of operation that is not currently supported by suspendmanager. Is it really worthwhile to spend time to explicitly avoid preserving designations and the likes?
Does anyone object to dropping the --onlyblocking option? The fact that nobody has noticed until now, leads me to believe that this tool doesn't have a huge user base.
I just realized that there is yet another tool that was interacting with
suspendmanager
:suspend
From the looks of it, the variant without arguments used suspend every single construction job there is. This would be easy to implement, even in Lua, and AFAIK is not currently doable by user-facing tools.
The
--onlyblocking
option is trickier, because it is a mode of operation that is not currently supported bysuspendmanager
. Is it really worthwhile to spend time to explicitly avoid preserving designations and the likes?Does anyone object to dropping the
--onlyblocking
option? The fact that nobody has noticed until now, leads me to believe that this tool doesn't have a huge user base.