prioritize
Marks the provided steps as “priority”. Priority steps will be moved to the top and kept on subsequent runs of the Technical Health Improvement Plan for the provided system.
In order to see changes to the Technical Health Improvement Plan made by prioritization, you must re-run produce_thip. Note that after prioritization, the order and number of non-priority steps may change.
Also note that the core size for a provided step is contingent on all previous steps being completed. Moving a step with a significant drop core size of to the top may not result in a more rapid decrease of core size.
Usage: system thip step prioritize [--steps <steps>] [--language <language>] [--core <core_number>]
required arguments:
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A comma-delimited list of step numbers to prioritize. |
optional arguments:
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The core to look for steps in. Defaults to |
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The language to look for steps in. Defaults to the primary language. |