The output of dqueue when lots of jobs are in the queue is somewhat long and messy. Perhaps add a way to get just a summary of the number of jobs running, waiting, and finished.
I can think of two approaches for this.
1) Change the current dqueue command to print something like:
Waiting:
job1
job2
job3
job4
job5
...
+ 73 other jobs (use dqueue --full to see all jobs)
2) Leave dqueue as it is. Add a new command dqueue-summary or dqueue --summary which just prints the number of jobs in the in progress, waiting, and finshed states.
The output of
dqueue
when lots of jobs are in the queue is somewhat long and messy. Perhaps add a way to get just a summary of the number of jobs running, waiting, and finished.I can think of two approaches for this.
1) Change the current
dqueue
command to print something like:2) Leave
dqueue
as it is. Add a new commanddqueue-summary
ordqueue --summary
which just prints the number of jobs in the in progress, waiting, and finshed states.