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    Used to add errors for known problematic strings. If you enter for example

    . For example, if you list "error: 2145" here and this

    error was pressent

    string is present in the logs, the job

    would

    will be marked as failed. This field comes pre-populated with expressions based on the application you are submitting from. You can add more to the list, one entry per line.

    regex_outputPaths

    Tooltip - Regular expression for identifying outputPaths of images from stdout/stderr

    Used to identify the output paths for the job.

    stder.  This is useful for returning information to the Qube GUI so

    they you can right click browse output

    that the "Browse Ouput" right-mouse menu works.

    regex_progress

    Tooltip - Regular expression for identifying in-frame/chunk progress from stdout/stderr

    . Used to identify strings for relaying the progress of frames.

    regex_maxlines

    Tooltip - Maximum number of lines to store for regex matched patterns for stdout/stderr

    . Used to truncate the size of

    your

    log files.

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    Used to test the created output file to ensure that it is

    of

    at least the minimum size specified. Put in the minimum size for output files, in bytes. A zero (0) disables the test.

    regex_highlights

    Tooltip - Regular expression for highlighting Used to add highlights into logs. Enter a regular expression that, if matched, will be highlighted in the information messages from stdout/stderr

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    Min File Size

    Tooltip - Minimum size for identified outputPaths (in bytes).  [0 disables test]

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    Used to add highlights into logs

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    regex_errors

    Tooltip - Regular expression for identifying fatal errors from Used to catch errors that show up in stdout/stderr

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    To see examples of regular expressions for these contexts, look at the Nuke (cmdline) submission dialog - it has several already filled in.