Feature/uid filter

[andre-merzky]

allow to filter session by uid regex matching

[andre-merzky]

@okilic1 , @mturilli - this should actually be ready for testing. You can now specify a regular expression (or type re.Pattern) as uid filter on a session.

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[andre-merzky]

You can test this for example with:

    pat = re.compile('^.*0$')
    s2 = session.filter(uid=pat)

    for e in s2.get():
        print('===', e.uid)

which should result in a session which has only entities whose uids end on 0:

$ ./examples/00_session_describe_rp.py ~/j/rp/rp.session.thinkie.merzky.019622.0014/
1696281856.321 : radical.analytics    : 174194 : 139899907416128 : INFO     : radical.analytics    version: 1.35.0-v1.34.0-6-g430bb2d@feature-uid_filter
using cache for rp.session.thinkie.merzky.019622.0014
=== cmgr.0000
=== stager.0000
=== pmgr_launching.0000
=== pmgr.0000
=== pilot.0000
=== tmgr_staging_input.0000
=== tmgr_scheduling.0000
=== tmgr_staging_output.0000
=== tmgr.0000
=== task.000000
=== task.000010
=== task.000020
=== task.000030
=== task.000040
=== task.000050
=== task.000060
=== task.000070
=== task.000080
=== task.000090
=== task.000100
=== task.000110
=== task.000120

Now the problem is of course to create the correct pattern :-)

[andre-merzky]

I improved this a bit to:

    pat1 = 'pilot.0001'
    pat2 = re.compile(r'^task\..*0$')
    s2 = session.filter(uid=[pat1, pat2])

    for e in s2.get():
        print('===', e.uid)

which should be what we need I think:

$ ./examples/00_session_describe_rp.py ~/j/rp/rp.session.thinkie.merzky.019622.0014/
=== pilot.0001
=== task.000000
=== task.000010
=== task.000020
=== task.000030
=== task.000040
=== task.000050
=== task.000060
=== task.000070
=== task.000080
=== task.000090
=== task.000100
=== task.000110
=== task.000120

[mturilli]

LGTM! Thanks.