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Implement a wrapper to run jug with gridmap #23
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Simultaneous PR: pygridtools/gridmap#58 |
Thanks for this. I think this could be a good idea (although I hadn't heard of gridmap until now). I would just like to see a bit more documentation (for myself) before I can accept the pull request. (There is a minor travis failure, which also needs to be fixed, but I think that one should be a trivial Python2-vs-Python3 thing) |
Check, I am on it now |
A light-weight wrapper to run jug with gridmap on a Grid Engine cluster
Rebased on top of current master |
Fixed Travis |
Ola, thanks for considering this! |
I'm sorry it seems I cannot get it to work within the jug package on a cluster due to unpickling error (relative imports). I better move this into a small addon package. |
Ok I put into this repository https://github.com/andsor/gridjug and got it up and running on the cluster. Closing this now. |
I suggest you announce your gridjug project at https://groups.google.com/group/jug-users/ It's a small group, but it'll get archived. |
A light-weight wrapper to run jug with gridmap on a Grid Engine cluster
Get the best of both worlds of gridmap and jug
This implements jug.grid_jug to run jug jobs with all the comfortable features of gridmap.
As I am not sure whether this belongs into the gridmap or the jug package, I create a pull request for both to foster discussion between the two projects.
The file jug/grid.py is identical with the file gridmap/jug.py .