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Makeflow doesn't expose every thing the underlying batch system does, but I believe the So you could do something like this:
Does that solve your problem? |
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Thanks @dthain for the speedy reply! That really seems like it should have worked, but it does not seem to have. I tried both However, I have verified that I can submit a script directly with |
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Hmm, I am actually pretty surprised that it did not work. Could you try doing the same thing, but run makeflow with the option |
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I ran
I'm wondering if the problem is because we're already using the
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Yes, I suspect that is the problem: |
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Got it. Thanks for your help! I think I know where to take it from here. |
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Glad to hear it -- If you don't mind, I'm going to convert this over to a discussion since. Think others may benefit from the answer. |
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Sounds good. For posterity and context, we're using a wrapper around makeflow called https://github.com/HERA-Team/hera_opm which was developed by @plaplant for HERA, the Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array (a radio telescope in South Africa). In our context, we just had to build the makeflow with niceness set in the TOML using While it'd be nice to have batch options specified with Thanks again for your help! |
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I'd like to be able to set the slurm niceness of all jobs makeflow submits to the queue when using makeflow. Something like:
makeflow -T slurm -J 20 --nice 1000 my_makeflow.mf
As far as I can tell, this isn't currently possible. Am I missing something?
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