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Hello
FCCAnalyses
experts - I found that when submitting many jobs to HTCondor due to running over many processes and chunks, this would create a ton of directories, each used to run for a given job.While I suppose one can create a
run
directory and simply submit jobs from there (actually, not sure if that would work since the condor script looks forsetup.sh
in yourlocal_dir
), which would populate that separated directory with lots of extra directories, I wanted to make things more organized and not dependent on the local directory you run from, so I propose with these changes to have each job's working directory be located inside thelog_dir
.I'm not sure what other users prefer, but I wanted to share this code in case it's desirable/useful for the repo.
Files edited:
python/run_analysis.py
:log_dir
outside ofsend_to_batch
to ensure it can be used bycreate_condor_config
so that in the condor script, job's are directed to thelog_dir
before creating a working directory.