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Increase run DAISIE ml short jobs time #35

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This PR increase the job time allocation for short DAISIE ML jobs from 2 hours to 5 hours. This is to ensure that large datasets or complex DAISIE models can finish optimisation before being terminated. If the job takes longer we recommend using the _long.sh bash scripts which allocate 10 days of running.

@Neves-P I set this to 5 hours as this should be plenty for DAISIE optimisation to finish (some of my jobs we being cut off by the 2 hour limit). I'm unsure of what the slurm algorithm is for prioritising jobs based on time allocation, I'm hoping 5 hours is still considered a "short job". Let me know if you think we should change this. Assuming all the CI checks pass I will merge this into develop and then main.

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Neves-P commented Dec 11, 2023

@joshwlambert iirc, slurm short jobs atm are <2 days, so 5 hours is perfectly reasonable. Ideally we want to keep them as short as possible even regardless the queue partition they get allocated to, since shorter jobs will have an easier time being scheduled.
Be aware /scratch is currently down (and hence so is Habrok, updates here), so I would hold off on submitting anything until that is resolved.

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lgtm, thanks!

@Neves-P Neves-P merged commit 416ced9 into develop Dec 11, 2023
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Neves-P commented Dec 11, 2023

Sorry, I jumped the gun and merged, but I think all is fine for now.

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@Neves-P all good, thanks for checking and for the update on Habrok. Any estimate on when it will be back up and running? (I'll keep an eye on the status)

Thanks for merging, one less job for me 😉 🙌

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