Remove Cheyenne doc and fix Casper paths #118
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I've melded the changes that @negin513 and I had put in our respective PRs (which we coincidentally decided to create on the same day - what are the odds!). @jukent - I think you are monitoring this repo now for changes. Can you take a look at this when you have the chance and let us know if you have any questions? |
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Should we add some new staff to this repo? |
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The primary purpose of this PR is to fix the log and local paths for the Casper cluster definition, as the current setup points to Cheyenne scratch spaces which no longer exist. I've also proposed removing the documentation of Cheyenne, since it can no longer be used. I left the Cheyenne definition in the yaml file as a historical reference, but that could be removed as well if preferred.