qruise flow remove
Remove a scheduled flow.
Syntax¶
Description¶
The qruise flow remove command removes a flow from QruiseOS. The flow is no longer visible in QruiseOS, but experiment and calibration data are still preserved.
Arguments¶
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
FLOW_ID |
ID of the flow to remove. Required. |
Options¶
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--help |
Show a help message and exit. |
Examples¶
Remove a single flow¶
Assume that after running qruise flow list you get the following output:
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
To remove the experimental-setup flow, simply run:
After the above command completes, experimental-setup workflow will no longer be present:
Name ID
sc-daily-calibration ee165cf5-60ce-4a51-a473-6183228e39ab
sc-long-experiments b6ed3d68-b5a1-4f34-831e-39dc8094ee73
Bulk flow removal¶
You can use qruise flow list in conjunction with qruise flow remove to remove multiple flows at the same time. For instance, assume you have the following flows defined:
$ qruise flow list
Name ID
superconducting-daily d68d44d3-0c58-489e-8f37-001104320ead
superconducting-long-experiments 0b6ef159-1d3a-4f22-9f49-09ae5506d7cd
superconducting-experimental 970f5a40-dd4a-43ed-bc7e-3ec81282c9a2
rydberg-test 8828e546-30ca-4096-9cd4-cc370da31374
rydberg-daily 3ef43d8b-81ba-4ee3-803c-f2b04cf3c6d4
To remove all flows, run the following (see below for explanation):
To see how the above command chain works, observe that the qruise flow list --no-headers command prints the list of all flows in a table without the header row. The output is then passed to the awk command to reduce the output to just the second column (i.e. the column of flow identifiers):
$ qruise flow list --no-headers | awk '{print $2}'
d68d44d3-0c58-489e-8f37-001104320ead
0b6ef159-1d3a-4f22-9f49-09ae5506d7cd
970f5a40-dd4a-43ed-bc7e-3ec81282c9a2
8828e546-30ca-4096-9cd4-cc370da31374
3ef43d8b-81ba-4ee3-803c-f2b04cf3c6d4
This can now be passed to the xargs command, which is equivalent to executing qruise flow rm multiple times manually.
Removing flows by name
You can also remove flows with flow names matching a particular pattern by using the grep command in the aforementioned command chain. For instance, if you want to remove all flows containting the word "superconducting" in the name, run the following: