In these instances, both the CM and SCCS packages support the specification of a maxCores parameter which we should consider exposing in the Strategus executionSettings so that a user has control over how their system resources are utilized when running these modules. We could make the default maxCores = parallel::detectCores() to maintain the current desired behavior and potentially add some checks so a user cannot specify maxCores > parallel::detectCores()
Currently, threading settings are being specified by the modules using the full set of cores on the machine as shown in these examples:
In these instances, both the CM and SCCS packages support the specification of a
maxCoresparameter which we should consider exposing in the StrategusexecutionSettingsso that a user has control over how their system resources are utilized when running these modules. We could make the defaultmaxCores = parallel::detectCores()to maintain the current desired behavior and potentially add some checks so a user cannot specify maxCores > parallel::detectCores()