Today batch_jobs returns a counts of the jobs in the running state and an aggregate count of the jobs in the completed, cancelled and crashed states. It also returns a list of ids of finished jobs in the batch.
This method should be updated to match the formal states defined in #960. The list of job ids should also be removed from the output. This way it's possible to check the status of a batch without getting a large response, and the job ids are available from the batch_domains method when you need them.
Outputs parameters to remove:
The number of finished tests.
The list of job ids of finished jobs in this batch.
Outputs parameters to add:
waiting_count - A non-negative integer. The number of waiting jobs in the batch.
completed_count - A non-negative integer. The number of completed jobs in the batch.
cancelled_count - A non-negative integer. The number of cancelled jobs in the batch.
crashed_count - A non-negative integer. The number of crashed jobs in the batch.
This proposal is basically just an updated version of the get_batch_status method from #1119 that's been renamed, adapted to #960 and simplified. I feel there are too many ideas in #1119 and it's better to split this part out to its own issue.
Today batch_jobs returns a counts of the jobs in the running state and an aggregate count of the jobs in the completed, cancelled and crashed states. It also returns a list of ids of finished jobs in the batch.
This method should be updated to match the formal states defined in #960. The list of job ids should also be removed from the output. This way it's possible to check the status of a batch without getting a large response, and the job ids are available from the batch_domains method when you need them.
Outputs parameters to remove:
Outputs parameters to add:
waiting_count- A non-negative integer. The number of waiting jobs in the batch.completed_count- A non-negative integer. The number of completed jobs in the batch.cancelled_count- A non-negative integer. The number of cancelled jobs in the batch.crashed_count- A non-negative integer. The number of crashed jobs in the batch.Stabilization
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