qruise flow list
List flows.
Syntax¶
Description¶
The qruise flow list command lists all flows avaliable in QruiseOS regardless of the QPU, scheduling status, or the method used to run them. The result is a tabular list of flow names and their identifiers.
Options¶
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--no-headers |
Do not display the header row in the output. |
--help |
Show a help message and exit. |
Examples¶
Listing all flows¶
To list all the flows avaialable in your QruiseOS instance, run the command without any parameters:
$ qruise flow list
Name ID
sc-daily-calibration ee165cf5-60ce-4a51-a473-6183228e39ab
sc-long-experiments b6ed3d68-b5a1-4f34-831e-39dc8094ee73
experimental-setup d63d0327-481e-4b10-8530-429c16635375
Usage in scripts¶
The qruise flow list command can be used in conjunction with other commands from the qruise flow family and standard command-line tools. To make processing of the output easier in scripts, you can use the --no-headers flag, which hides the table header row in the output:
$ qruise flow list --no-headers
sc-daily-calibration ee165cf5-60ce-4a51-a473-6183228e39ab
sc-long-experiments b6ed3d68-b5a1-4f34-831e-39dc8094ee73
experimental-setup d63d0327-481e-4b10-8530-429c16635375
As a result, the output can easily be processed by pipelining. For instance, to remove all flows you could simply run the following command: