Hey, here with what feels like a bit of a dumb question but for the life of me I can't seem to find an answer. I'm running a pipeline where one of the final processes is retried before timing out and consequently causing the pipeline to fail. At this point in the pipeline the log reports "Plus 3 more processes waiting for tasks…". I'd like to know what these three processes are, but can't seem to find this information after trying to query the log with

nextflow log

, inspecting the

.nextflow.log

, and running with

-ansi-log

. What is the easiest way to accessing this information for upcoming processes?

I have never had that message (not using the newest Nextflow version, though) and don't exactly knows what it refers to. But if you extract which processes have started (lines with `Starting process`/`Submitted process`) and finished (lines containing

status: COMPLETED;

for a process) from the

.nextflow.log

, that ideally should show you what was running at any given point. Personally, I don't worry about these things. If a run fails, I have to find the problem, fix it (be it faulty input or a the need for more resources in a config, etc.), and then rerun with

-resume

. (I use

finish

in my

errorStrategy

, so any process that starts is allowed to finish, rather than getting killed, so the progress to this point is not wasted and it can be used from cache with

-resume

.)