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apsbss: current could show ALL in current cycle #455

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prjemian opened this issue Nov 10, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #459
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apsbss: current could show ALL in current cycle #455

prjemian opened this issue Nov 10, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #459
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Joe Strzalka emails:

The command apsbss current 8-ID-E lists proposals with BTRs scheduled to include today's date or with BTRs scheduled in the future. It does not show all the GUPs with BTRs scheduled in the current cycle. For instance, in the output you generated for 8-ID-E for 2020-3, it does not show the GUPs with BTRs that were completed in October. That's what Suresh wants, a listing of all the proposals scheduled in the current cycle.
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Sounds like an --all option

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Feature will be implemented with PR #459. The current subcommand will be deprecated in favor of the new, more versatile list subcomment, which defaults to the requested feature.

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MNT #453 #455
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list ESAFs & proposals from other cycles BCDA-APS/apstools
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