`procs --sortd rss` doesn't show memory column

[abitrolly]

$ procs --sortd rss
 PID:▲ User            │ TTY    CPU  MEM CPU Time │ Command                                                                                                              >
                       │        [%]  [%]          │                                                                                                                      >
 1     root            │        0.0  0.1 00:00:05 │ /usr/lib/systemd/systemd rhgb --switched-root --system --deserialize 31            

[dalance]

rss is not shown by default. --sortd only sorts the specified column, do nothing if the column is not found. If you want it, VmRss column can be added to your configuration file. Please see the following file. https://github.com/dalance/procs/blob/master/config/large.toml

[abitrolly]

I was looking for a lightweight replacement for ps and having to configure procs in addition to installation on every server I may need to inspect memory usage is too cumbersome. Unfortunately.

[dalance]

If you want to do without config, you can procs --insert rss --sortd rss.

[abitrolly]

Why not to turn on the column automatically if specified?

[dalance]

There is no reason. I'll consider it, but I don't have the enough time to implement now.

[abitrolly]

Understand. Will a PR be accepted to provide that behavior?

[dalance]

Understand. Will a PR be accepted to provide that behavior?

Yes

[sou-chon]

@dalance I have opened a PR. Any chance to get it reviewed?