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Newer versions of PBS support qstat JSON output with the -F json option. This would resolve inaccuracies in the RegEx parsing which is currently used to get qstat output into a structured form.
To retain backwards compatibility qtop should probably detect the given format automatically and support parsing of both formats.
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- use qstat -f -F json instead of qstat by default
- handle parsing of both output formats in extractor for backwards
compatibility
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Schnorbus <sebastian.schnorbus@hpe.com>
- use qstat -Q -f -F json instead of qstat -q
- handle parsing of both output formats in extractor for backwards
compatibility
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Schnorbus <sebastian.schnorbus@hpe.com>
Newer versions of PBS support
qstat
JSON output with the-F json
option. This would resolve inaccuracies in the RegEx parsing which is currently used to getqstat
output into a structured form.To retain backwards compatibility qtop should probably detect the given format automatically and support parsing of both formats.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: