(git)smaug:~/proj/repronim/reproman-master[doc-usecases]git
$> git describe
v0.2.1-98-gbaab991
(dev3) 2 15077.....................................:Wed 27 May 2020 03:50:18 PM EDT:.
(git)smaug:~/proj/repronim/reproman-master[doc-usecases]git
$> reproman ls local2
RESOURCE NAME TYPE ID STATUS
------------- ---- -- ------
2020-05-27 15:50:23,649 [WARNING] Manager did not return a resource for local2: Resource matching local2 not found [base.py:_get_resource_config:325]
Use --refresh option to view updated status.
$> echo $?
0
AFAIK this is the only way we could check quickly if resource is actually known to create it if needed. Otherwise we could try to create it and ignore when that fails, e.g.
reproman create -t shell local || :
but it could fail for various other reasons, not only that it already exists
AFAIK this is the only way we could check quickly if resource is actually known to create it if needed. Otherwise we could try to create it and ignore when that fails, e.g.
but it could fail for various other reasons, not only that it already exists