Despite the built-in SSH client on Windows 10 is not supported (broken reverse tunneling, cf. ?makeClusterPSOCK), it is the default one that makeClusterPSOCK() uses on Windows. It can be avoided using option parallelly.makeNodePSOCK.rshcmd but ideally we should skip it until it actually works 100% reliably.
Despite the built-in SSH client on Windows 10 is not supported (broken reverse tunneling, cf. ?makeClusterPSOCK), it is the default one that
makeClusterPSOCK()
uses on Windows. It can be avoided using optionparallelly.makeNodePSOCK.rshcmd
but ideally we should skip it until it actually works 100% reliably.