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Clarify "running" and "unfinished" states in README #355

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Clarify "running" and "unfinished" states in README #355

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add more description for the agent's metrics
ivannalisetska Sep 20, 2024
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Merge branch 'buildkite:master' into ivannalisetska/SUP-2521
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Expand Up @@ -322,7 +322,10 @@ We send metrics for Jobs in the following states:
- **Waiting**: the job is known to exist but isn't schedulable yet due to
dependencies, `wait` statements, etc. This information is mostly useful to an
autoscaler, since it represents work that will start soon.
- **Running**: an agent is actively executing this job.
- **Running**: the jobs that are currently in the “running” state. These jobs have been
picked up by agents and are actively being executed.
- **Unfinished**: the jobs that have been scheduled but have not yet
finished. This count would include jobs that are in the “running,” “scheduled”.
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finished. This count would include jobs that are in the “running,” “scheduled”.
finished. This count includes jobs that are in the states “running” and “scheduled”.


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