Adding force_no_block_progress to engine_options #9
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This is primarily used for psm2 and doesn't work without it if the client doesn't enable it. It is kept in engine_opts as future Mercury version will set no block progress by default for psm2.
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Looks good to me. Will merge and generate a new tag. |
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This is primarily used for psm2 which doesn't work without it if the client doesn't enable it.
It is kept in engine_opts as future Mercury version will set no block progress by default for psm2.
More info here: mercury-hpc/mercury#356