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Allow spfs runtimes to have a description added to them for easier management later on #1009

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dcookspi opened this issue Mar 15, 2024 · 1 comment
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Add a description field to a spfs Runtime and display it in spfs runtime list, or have options to display it there.

People can name a spfs runtime with --runtime-name and keep a runtime around with --keep-runtime to make a durable runtime. And that's great, but the names are relatively short identifiers. Being able to add a description to a runtime you want to keep around would be useful when picking up the work/runtime later.

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670759f7-819d-4263-88eb-c00cb2b5e563 	running=false	pid=unknown	editable=false	durable=false
1d23c37d-c209-4265-9f3c-091c5af1b9e5 	running=false	pid=unknown	editable=false	durable=false rollback plugin testing for show x because plugin y's release broken plugin z
show-y-dcc-from-spk 	                running=false	pid=unknown	editable=false	durable=false testing my dcc with the latest plugin x
5c62fedc-fa77-4cf7-9402-9420f7c644a6 	running=false	pid=unknown	editable=false	durable=false
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@dcookspi dcookspi added the agenda item Items to be brought up at the next dev meeting label Mar 15, 2024
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rydrman commented May 11, 2024

Makes sense to me

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