I guess this question/problem can be tackled by the satisfaction of one (or more) of the below problems
1) How do I show jobs remaining?
2) How do I pretty the output of --eta
1) I've checked the man page, and I am presently using $PARALLEL_SEQ in my function, but how can I get the jobs remaining? Parallel is help me to compile about 800 files, and I'd would like to know my jobs remaining.
2) Alternatively, is there a better (nicer) way to output --eta? My output looks really messy. I would only like to see a single ETA.
The parallel flags I am using: --no-notice --keep-order --group
Example of output:
819: Compiling form: USER_Q ok
ETA: 8s 13left 0.61avg local:4/819/100%/0.6s
820: Compiling form: USER_RESERVE_STOCK ok
ETA: 7s 12left 0.61avg local:4/820/100%/0.6s
821: Compiling form: USERS_AUTO ok
ETA: 7s 11left 0.61avg local:4/821/100%/0.6s
822: Compiling form: USERS ok
ETA: 6s 10left 0.61avg local:4/822/100%/0.6s
823: Compiling form: USERS_MENU ok
ETA: 6s 9left 0.61avg local:4/823/100%/0.6s
824: Compiling form: USER_SUPP ok
ETA: 4s 8left 0.61avg local:4/824/100%/0.6s
825: Compiling form: VARIANCE_L ok
ETA: 4s 7left 0.61avg local:4/825/100%/0.6s
826: Compiling form: VAR_L ok
ETA: 3s 6left 0.61avg local:4/826/100%/0.6s
827: Compiling form: WASTE ok
ETA: 3s 5left 0.61avg local:4/827/100%/0.6s
828: Compiling form: WASTE_L ok
ETA: 2s 2left 0.61avg local:2/830/100%/0.6s
829: Compiling form: WEATHER ok