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I run PESTPP-IES on a supercomputer and automate my postprocessings to be executed right after the succesful completion of the ensemble smoother.
However, I found today that the cores allocated to my frozen agents are not freed after succesful completion of PESTPP-IES. This is a problem because my postprocessing won't start as long as all the cores have not been freed.
Do you think this issue is relevant ? If yes, could you please make it so that frozen agents are freed after the manager finished its work succesfully ?
Thank you for your help.
Best regards,
Benjamin JEANNOT
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Hey @BJeannot1 . I think we could make workers exit from a frozen state when the master exits...but that freezing is really a debugging option and I'm worried unfreezing when the master exits might disrupt that debugging ability, esp in managed envs that are cleaned automatically - I don't leave that option "on", but only activate it when I'm chasing issues. If you do want records from failed runs, maybe you use the "transfer on fail" options instead to bring back specific files from run fails? Does that make sense?
Hello,
I run PESTPP-IES on a supercomputer and automate my postprocessings to be executed right after the succesful completion of the ensemble smoother.
However, I found today that the cores allocated to my frozen agents are not freed after succesful completion of PESTPP-IES. This is a problem because my postprocessing won't start as long as all the cores have not been freed.
Do you think this issue is relevant ? If yes, could you please make it so that frozen agents are freed after the manager finished its work succesfully ?
Thank you for your help.
Best regards,
Benjamin JEANNOT
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: