If the slurm job file is not present on the remote machine already users need to specify it in the copy section and then again with the sbatch key of their configuration file.
This is a bit redundant and can be simplified by using the same structure as the copy section:
sbatch:
from: local_file.sh
to: remote_file.sh
If the remote file is already present, we can still fall back to the current approach:
If the slurm job file is not present on the remote machine already users need to specify it in the
copysection and then again with thesbatchkey of their configuration file.This is a bit redundant and can be simplified by using the same structure as the copy section:
If the remote file is already present, we can still fall back to the current approach: