Command Line Interface

Job Control

Besides the web interface, it is possible to use the command line to check the job status and control jobs:

  • experimaestro jobs clean
  • `experimaestro jobs kill allows to kill running jobs
  • `experimaestro jobs list list jobs
  • `experimaestro jobs log show the stdout/stderr of a given job
  • `experimaestro jobs path returns the full path for a given job

Use experimaestro jobs --help for more details.

Cleaning up

Check for tasks that are not part of any experimental plan in the given experimental folder.

Usage: experimaestro orphans [OPTIONS] PATH

Options:
  --size      Show size of each folder
  --clean     Prune the orphan folders
  --show-all  Show even not orphans

Difference between two configurations

It is possible to look at the differences (that explain that two tasks have a different identifier) by using the parameters-difference command

(Sphinx) Checking undocumented configurations

Use experimaestro check-documentation objects.inv my_package to check for undocumented members. The objects.inv file should be generated by sphinx