adds a root "override" option to elara.main.run, eg:
elara run CONFIG/PATH.toml --root ROOT/PATH
This updates all input paths (including the bm data paths) and output path by appending the root to the configured path. Note that this uses os.path.join. As a consequence the configured paths must be relative, ie they may NOT start with a /.
Tested but not documented as this is a pretty niche case.
jademackay
commented
3 years ago
adds a root "override" option to
elara.main.run, eg:elara run CONFIG/PATH.toml --root ROOT/PATHThis updates all input paths (including the bm data paths) and output path by appending the root to the configured path. Note that this uses os.path.join. As a consequence the configured paths must be relative, ie they may NOT start with a
/.Tested but not documented as this is a pretty niche case.