I have a job that might be I/O heavy due to caching and I can't quite tell as when I look at the txtq or batchtools logs the most I can see is target ..., loading, and unloading.
The storring stage naturally fits with verbose = 4, I think.
something like : storring <target_name> printed like the other messages would do it. Could also consider chucking all the messages into the worker txtq's as well.
I have a job that might be I/O heavy due to caching and I can't quite tell as when I look at the txtq or batchtools logs the most I can see is
target ...
, loading, and unloading.The
storring
stage naturally fits withverbose = 4
, I think.something like :
storring <target_name>
printed like the other messages would do it. Could also consider chucking all the messages into the worker txtq's as well.