BKR-JOB-MODIFY(1)
π bkr-job-modify(1) β the Beaker manual, bestie edition
okay so this is bkr-job-modify, straight out of the Beaker manual set, and it's literally the glow-up tool for your jobs β¨
β¨ NAME β¨
bkr-job-modify β Modify Beaker jobs π οΈ
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
bkr job-modify [options] <taskspec>
[--response <response>] [--retention-tag <retention_tag>]
[--product <product>] [--priority <priority>]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
You pass in one or more <taskspec> arguments and those babies get modified. That's it, that's the whole vibe π
The <taskspec> arguments use the exact same format as every other bkr subcommand (think J:1234). Wanna know the full tea on taskspecs? Go read Specifying tasks in bkr(1). iykyk π
π OPTIONS π
--response <response>β sets the response type of the job. it's giving two choices only:'ack'or'nak'. pick your fighter π--retention-tag <retention_tag>β sets the retention tag of a job. heads up bestie, it must coincide with the correct product value. peek at the job page to see the list of available retention tags π--product <product>β sets the product of a job. and yeah, this one must co-incide with the correct retention tag value (they're a package deal fr fr). the job page has the full list of available products π--priority <priority>β sets the priority. recipe sets with higher priority get scheduled sooner by Beaker's scheduler π₯. only permitted for recipe sets and jobs that are queued, no cutting the line otherwise π. valid priorities are:Low,Medium,Normal,High,Urgentπ--whiteboard <whiteboard>β sets the whiteboard of a job or recipe. the whiteboard is a free-form string you use to describe the job or recipe β go off, write whatever ποΈ
The common bkr options are described in the Options section of bkr(1). don't forget to check it π«Ά
β EXIT STATUS β
Non-zero on error, otherwise zero. simple as that π
π₯ EXAMPLES π₯
Set a recipe set to 'ack':
bkr job-modify RS:1 --response ack
Set multiple jobs to be 'nak':
bkr job-modify J:1 J:2 --response nak
Set a job's retention tag of 60days:
bkr job-modify J:1 --retention-tag 60days
Set a job's product to validproduct and the audit retention tag:
bkr job-modify J:1 --product validproduct --retention-tag audit
Unset a job's product and change to the scratch retention tag:
bkr job-modify J:1 --retention-tag scratch --product=
Set a job's priority to 'High' which will apply to all the recipe sets in the job:
bkr job-modify J:1 --priority High
Set a recipe set's priority to 'High':
bkr job-modify RS:1 --priority High
π§ SEE ALSO π§
π AUTHOR π
The Beaker team <beaker-devel@lists.fedorahosted.org> β iconic behavior, honestly π«Ά
π COPYRIGHT π
2013-2025 Red Hat, Inc.
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this was version 29.2, dated May 26, 2025, and yes the manual name is BKR-JOB-MODIFY(1) in case you forgot already π slay, go modify some jobs π
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