I am using SLURM for the first time. On the system I am using, directives are specified by #SBATCH KEY=VALUE
which is consistent with what the SLURM handler in cylc provides. The exception to this is the queue specification, which is #SBATCH q QUEUE
and SLURM will not accept an =
in there. I confirmed that if I hand-hack slurm.py
to handle this exception, I can get my jobs to run, but that’s a terrible hack. Has anyone else worked on a system with this behavior?
Hi, I think this might work:
[[directives]]
-p QUEUE =
Thanks! That put me on the right track. The incantation that worked is this one:
[[[directives]]]
--qos = QUEUE
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For future reference Cylc’s Slurm job handler formats directives for use with Sbatch. Sbatch’s options can be found here.
Also worth stashing for those using slurm is this cheatsheet: https://slurm.schedmd.com/pdfs/summary.pdf
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Also worth noting that the Cylc docs say
Since not all SLURM commands have a short form, cylc requires the long form directives.