The current format of the worker status line is consistent with the original format of the operator status line. However, the operator status line is being reworked and simplified as part of the OTA-1155. The goal of this task is to make the worker status line somewhat consistent with the newly modified operator status line and simplified.

The current worker status line (see the “Worker Status:  ...” line):

= Worker Pool =
Worker Pool:     worker
Assessment:      Degraded
Completion:      39%
Worker Status:   59 Total, 46 Available, 5 Progressing, 36 Outdated, 12 Draining, 0 Excluded, 7 Degraded 

The exact new format is not defined and is for the assignee to create.

A relevant Slack discussion: https://redhat-internal.slack.com/archives/CEGKQ43CP/p1706727395851369 

The main goal of this task is to:

•  Make the worker status line consistent with the new operator status line.
• Simplify the output information.
  • For example, we don’t have to display zero non-happy values such as “0 Degraded” or zero redundant values such as “0 Excluded”: 

    Worker Status: 4 Total, 4 Available, 0 Progressing, 3 Outdated, 0 Draining, 0 Excluded, 0 Degraded

  • For example, 1 Available and Updated, 2 Available and Outdated may be more clear than 3 Total, 3 Available, 2 Outdated
  • A possible solution:

    Worker Status: <Available and Updated>, <Available and Outdated> [from which X are paused], <Unavailable but Progressing (Progressing and thus Unavailable)>, <Unavailable AND NOT Progressing>

Definition of Done:

• A pull request of a modified worker status line is merged.
• The new worker status line is somewhat consistent with the new operator status line (OTA-1155) and is simplified.
• Update the “Omitted additional…” line (shown when a large number of nodes is present and –details=false) respectively as well.