The schedule command validates --seed, --subset and
--no-nested-subset together with --first-in-suite, and the suite
runner passes them that way when writing the rerun memo.
Update the help text to match the implemented behavior.
Reported-by: T K Chandra Hasan <t.k.chandra.hasan@ibm.com>
Signed-off-by: Kefu Chai <k.chai@proxmox.com>
finish before emailing results. Only
applies to the last job in a suite.
--seed <seed> The random seed for rerunning the suite.
- Only applies to the last job in a suite.
+ Only applies to the first job in a suite.
--subset <subset> The subset option passed to teuthology-suite.
- Only applies to the last job in a suite.
+ Only applies to the first job in a suite.
--no-nested-subset The no-nested-subset option passed to
teuthology-suite.
- Only applies to the last job in a suite.
+ Only applies to the first job in a suite.
--dry-run Instead of scheduling, just output the
job config.