Neuro job submit: incorrect cli options are recognized as image name

[atemate]

$ neuro submit -h
Using image '-h'
Job ID: job-87efb585-1ace-45b4-acec-2f0b328ff080 Status: pending
Shortcuts:
  neuro job status job-87efb585-1ace-45b4-acec-2f0b328ff080  # check job status
  neuro job monitor job-87efb585-1ace-45b4-acec-2f0b328ff080 # monitor job stdout
  neuro job top job-87efb585-1ace-45b4-acec-2f0b328ff080     # display real-time job telemetry
  neuro job kill job-87efb585-1ace-45b4-acec-2f0b328ff080    # kill job
Status: pending ContainerCreating [1.5 sec] /

[asvetlov]

That's an interesting problem.
-h option is not supported, use --help instead.
That's why -h is processed as the first positional argument.
Need to investigate how to process the case and report the error early.

[atemate]

any other option can be recognised as the image name:

$ neuro job submit --no-wait-start -X
Using image '-X'

[atemate]

Recently, I was asked by the researchers, why did their code not work: neuro job submit --cpu 1 --gpu 2 --mem 3 <image> <command>, so the command was trying to submit image --mem and failed without a proper error message

[atemate]

as it was discussed on today's eng-weekly, users often make mistakes in --preemptible/--non-preemptible options, so they submit jobs with image "--preemptible"