Fix job status 'broken' with slurm when job is in fact not broken #183
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c-bebop
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Apr 29, 2025
| for entry in output: | ||
| entry_jobid = entry[0] | ||
| entry_state = entry[4] | ||
| entry_state = entry[1] |
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Doesn't this require that len(output) >= 2?
| @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ | |||
| simex e purge --failed -f | |||
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Perhaps use an interpreter line here?:
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What's with the tests/examples/slurm-pr-183 folder structure? Do you want to leave it as this? Or what would be the actual folder you want to put this in?
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This issue is caused by job names with spaces in them - in that case output parsing was wrong. Fixed by just not querying for the name since it is not used at all.