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get_max_fairshare #5

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audreymhoughton opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 2 comments
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get_max_fairshare #5

audreymhoughton opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 2 comments
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audreymhoughton commented Feb 26, 2024

  • id -ng
  • have an in/exclude input for shares the user wants to in/exclude
  • var for group list
  • link to DIG fairshare
  • explain why you would use this
madisoth added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 26, 2024
(#5) Add reasons why to submit to share with highest fairshare, plus  DIG fairshare page link
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have an in/exclude input for shares the user wants to in/exclude
var for group list

I added the "-l " option which lets the user specify a list of groups to use instead of the default, seemed more straightforward than using include/exclude lists that modify the defaults

link to DIG fairshare
explain why you would use this
Added these to the readme just now

id -ng
This returns just the user's effective ("current") group; I'm not sure how the script would make use of this?

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sounds good, @madisoth.

I think someone misrepresented id -ng to be something that makes it so you can list all of the groups someone has access to - and we were going to use that as the "total" list for someone. Which is why we thought an exclude list might be helpful.

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