Show "force" status in printProcessQueue

[jtniehof]

printProcessQueue, for every entry in the queue, shows the filename and the product:

$ printProcessQueue.py ./foo.sqlite 
/home/jtniehof/tmp/foo.sqlite
2022-01-26T17:00:14.402596
ProcessQueue
0	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130909_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
1	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130908_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
2	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130907_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
3	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130906_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
4	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130905_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
5	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130904_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
6	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130903_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look

It doesn't show the force status, i.e. the value of version_bump. It's sometimes nice to have this.

Proposed enhancement

Add either an indication of forcing, e.g.:

$ printProcessQueue.py ./foo.sqlite 
0*	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130909_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
1*	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130908_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
2	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130907_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
3	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130906_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
4	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130905_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
5	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130904_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
6	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130903_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look

Or the portion of the version which is forced:

$ printProcessQueue.py ./foo.sqlite 
0{1}	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130909_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
1{1}	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130908_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
2{0}	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130907_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
3	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130906_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
4	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130905_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
5	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130904_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look
6	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look_20130903_v1.3.1.cdf	rbsp-a_magnetometer_uvw_emfisis-Quick-Look

I'm not sure which makes the most sense or where it should be (start of line, after position in queue, after filename, very end of line?)

Alternatives

Do-nothing, always my favorite alternative. There are several display options in the example above. This also could be a default-off that gets turned on with an command line option.

OS, Python version, and dependency version information:

Linux-4.15.0-166-generic-x86_64-with-Ubuntu-18.04-bionic
sys.version_info(major=2, minor=7, micro=17, releaselevel='final', serial=0)
sqlalchemy=1.1.11

Version of dbprocessing

Current github master (fb95a08)

Closure condition

Figure out the desired approach, implement, document, and ideally unit test it. This would involve the first unit tests of printProcessQueue.