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Currently the dashboard reads stop.json files for each shard in an orchestrator and each member in an ensemble to come up with an overall status for that entity. When orchestrators and ensembles are run as a batch, only the last member/shard gets a stop.json written out to it. That means that that entity will be seen as Running forever in the dashboard.
How to reproduce
steps to reproduce the bug
Run a driver script with an ensemble where batch_setting= your_favorite_batch_settings and an orchestrator where single_cmd=False and batch=True.
Expected behavior
My hope is that we can get stop.json files written out to each member or shard, even in a batch context.
System
Anywhere you can run batch ensembles and orchestrators.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
Currently the dashboard reads
stop.json
files for each shard in an orchestrator and each member in an ensemble to come up with an overall status for that entity. When orchestrators and ensembles are run as a batch, only the last member/shard gets astop.json
written out to it. That means that that entity will be seen asRunning
forever in the dashboard.How to reproduce
steps to reproduce the bug
Run a driver script with an ensemble where
batch_setting= your_favorite_batch_settings
and an orchestrator wheresingle_cmd=False
andbatch=True
.Expected behavior
My hope is that we can get
stop.json
files written out to each member or shard, even in a batch context.System
Anywhere you can run batch ensembles and orchestrators.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: