How to List Global Commits #
You can list all global commits by running the following command:
pachctl list commitEach 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 agoHow to List Global Jobs #
Similarly, if you run the equivalent command for global jobs:
pachctl list jobyou 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 agoFor 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.