How to List Global Commits #
You can list all global commits by running the following command:
pachctl list commit
Each global commit displays how many (sub) commits it is made of.
ID SUBCOMMITS PROGRESS CREATED MODIFIED
1035715e796f45caae7a1d3ffd1f93ca 7 ââââââââ 7 seconds ago 7 seconds ago
28363be08a8f4786b6dd0d3b142edd56 6 ââââââââ 24 seconds ago 24 seconds ago
e050771b5c6f4082aed48a059e1ac203 4 ââââââââ 24 seconds ago 24 seconds ago
How to List Global Jobs #
Similarly, if you run the equivalent command for global jobs:
pachctl list job
you will notice that the job IDs are shared with the global commit IDs.
ID SUBJOBS PROGRESS CREATED MODIFIED
1035715e796f45caae7a1d3ffd1f93ca 2 ââââââââ 55 seconds ago 55 seconds ago
28363be08a8f4786b6dd0d3b142edd56 1 ââââââââ About a minute ago About a minute ago
e050771b5c6f4082aed48a059e1ac203 1 ââââââââ About a minute ago About a minute ago
For example, in this example, 7 commits and 2 jobs are involved in the changes occured
in the global commit ID 1035715e796f45caae7a1d3ffd1f93ca
.
The progress bar is equally divided to the number of steps, or pipelines, you have in your DAG. In the example above,1035715e796f45caae7a1d3ffd1f93ca
is two steps.
If one of the sub-jobs fails, you will see the progress bar turn red for that pipeline step. To troubleshoot, look into that particular pipeline execution.