v0.12.0

qq v0.12.0

Job collections

• BREAKING CHANGE: The -s option of qq info now corresponds to the --server option, not to the --short flag, for consistency with other commands. Use --brief/-b or the legacy long variant --short instead to get a brief summary of the job.
• The qq killall command has been deprecated in favor of qq kill --all, which has very similar behavior. It can still be used but will be completely removed in a future version of qq.
• qq info, qq kill, qq sync, qq respawn, qq wipe, and qq go can now accept one or more directories and operate on jobs within them. Job resolution is parallelized and therefore much faster than calling these commands individually. Some of these commands also accept the --all flag to operate on all unfinished jobs on the given batch server.
• qq submit now supports submitting multiple scripts at once. Submission is parallelized and therefore much faster than submitting scripts one by one.
• qq clear can now clear runtime files from multiple directories at once.
• For more information about job collections, read the manual.

Other changes

• If a loop job does not create any archive files for the next cycle, qq creates an empty .init file fulfilling the loop job's requirements.
• If a loop job-specific or continuous job-specific option is used either on the command line or inside the submitted script, a warning is printed to inform the user that the option will be ignored.