dvc queue logs -f could take more then one job_id

[behrica]

Similar to "dvc exp run --run-all", which follows the log of all running jobs.

so maybe as simple as:

dvc queue logs -f 107f918,a6ca492

or maybe as options to follow "all running"

dvc queue logs -f all

[dberenbaum]

It could be as simple as dvc queue logs without any args follows all tasks.

[dberenbaum]

This would also be useful as a replacement for dvc exp run --run-all. See https://github.com/iterative/dvc/discussions/8724.

[ReveStobinson]

I agree with this, especially given that dvc exp run --run-all will be deprecated in a future release! The documentation says:

dvc exp run --run-all [--jobs] is now a shortcut for dvc queue start [--jobs] followed by dvc queue logs -f.

However, there isn't actually a set of suitable DVC commands that could replace --run-all without the addition of at least the option suggested by @behrica, since dvc queue logs -f requires exactly one task to be specified.

In that spirit, I would go even further and suggest that an option should also be added to dvc queue start (perhaps --logs, --follow, or --attach), which follows the logs of all of the experiments in the queue (for which I imagine the easiest implementation would be creating a --follow-all option for queue logs and making it a shortcut).

[dberenbaum]

Let's make dvc queue logs show logs for all experiments by default, and then make dvc queue start --follow equivalent to dvc queue start && dvc queue logs --follow.

[BradyJ27]

Afaik dvc queue logs does NOT show all experiments by default still, and this issue is still valid. Is that correct @dberenbaum ?

[dberenbaum]

Yes, that's correct.