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provide flag to disable turtle animation
As much as I love the walking turtle, I also like to run cromshell within watch and that doesn't play nice with the animation....
Seems reasonable. Turtle behavior should be generally more configurable. Possible solution:
--season argument to control turtle actions....
--season spring: turtle wandering back and forth behavior
--season summer: mating season, two turtles
--season fall: turtle sluggish
--season winter: turtle hidden due to hibernation
We might also want --turtle-status so people can get an update on how the turtle is doing.
Be VERY careful what you wish for... sometime when I'm bored I might actually implement some of these.
@yfarjoun How are you calling it within watch? To check the status periodically?
yes..
watch -n30 -c ~/cromshell/cromshell list -u -c
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Cool. There are a couple of things that might be extremely helpful for you:
If you're just waiting for the job to go from submitted to running you should instead use the -w flag when submitting a job.
If you're just waiting on a job to finish, you can use the notify command to be alerted when the job is in some terminal state.