The osc-machete gem's Statusable module provides post-job validation which is automatically called when a job status is updated to "Completed".
Use this method to inspect the job output and validate whether the job has completed successfully.
If the method returns true, the module will set the status value of the object to OSC::Machete::Status.passed. If the method is false it will use OSC::Machete::Status.failed. The default value if a method is not provided is true
As a rule, the result validation method name will be the name of the job's batch script in underscore case appended with _results_valid?. See OscMacheteRails::Statusable for implementation.
For example, if you are validating a job with the script title "Main.sh", you should create the following method signature:
def main_results_valid?
# VALIDATION CODE HERE
end For a script with the filename "SimulationJob.sh", be sure to convert to underscore case. Example:
def simulation_job_results_valid?
# VALIDATION CODE HERE
end If you aren't sure what to name your validation method, you can open up a rails console instance on the command line and call the results_validation_method_name method on your Statusable object. This will return the method name that will be called for that particular object after the job is run.