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Functionality to Delete a Duplicate Request #213
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There are occasional cases where a user might want to re-run a job with the exact same inputs and expect updated output:
Providing an option to cancel in-progress jobs makes sense as a way to give the end user the most control in situations where they may have unintentionally submitted duplicate jobs, submitted jobs with the wrong parameters, or submitted jobs in error. |
Likewise, they may just want to:
So I agree, I'd prefer a cancel/delete method as well |
Hi ASF team, I hope you are well. I was wondering if you got to addressing this issue pls? Thank you for considering my questions. Thank you for your work and greetings from hot and humid NC. Regards, Mark |
Hi ASF team, I now reduce my processing request by what I already copied to S3. I still think that it would be good to prevent users from duplicate processing of identical images with exact same specs (and orbit file). My 2c. Thanks for your work. Mark |
Hi @markbroich thank you for the feedback! Because there are legitimate use cases for re-processing the exact same job, we do not expect to add de-duplication functionality to HyP3. However, monitoring an area (processing new acquisitions as they arrive) is a common application that needs deduplication, so we've published two tutorials that show you how to de-duplicate searches when monitoring an area: Does this help? |
When a user creates an accidental duplicate request, both requests are processed. This wastes resources and uses up the user's job quota.
In order to save resources, the duplicated request should be deleted. The duplicated request should only be deleted if it is identical, i.e. the same job name and request. However, I don't necessarily think that jobs with only the same name, or only the same request, should be deleted.
Currently, there is no functionality that allows a user to delete a request, so there is no alternative.
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