NAME

lsjobs - List your jobs (or others), and delete them if you wish

VERSION

version 0.7.1

SYNOPSIS

lsjobs [options] [jobid ... | pattern]

DESCRIPTION

This script lists the jobs and provides the option to delete them. It allows filtering the jobs based on various criteria such as user, name, and status.

OPTIONS

-u, --user <username>

Show only jobs from the specified user. Default: current user.

-n, --name <pattern>

Show only jobs with the specified name pattern. Default: .+ (matches any name).

-s, --status <pattern>

Show only jobs with the specified status pattern. Default: .+ (matches any status).

-r, --running

Show only running jobs.

-t, --tab

Output in simple TSV format (tip: pipe to vd for interactive table)

-d, --delete

Delete the selected jobs. This option must be used with caution, but an interactive prompt is provided

--verbose

Display verbose output.

If a single job is selected, for example by giving a precise ID, the full job details will be displayed.

--help

Print the help message and exit.

ARGUMENTS

jobid ... | pattern

Optional. Specify either job IDs (many) or a pattern (single) to filter the jobs based on their names.

EXAMPLES

Example 1:

List all jobs:

lsjobs

Example 2:

List jobs with the name "myjob":

lsjobs -n myjob

Example 3:

List running jobs of a specific user:

lsjobs -r -u username

Example 4:

Delete some of my jobs (only pending, and with name containing MEGAHIT):

lsjobs -d --pending MEGAHIT 

AUTHOR

Andrea Telatin <proch@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is Copyright (c) 2023 by Andrea Telatin.

This is free software, licensed under:

The MIT (X11) License