Open jchodera opened 3 years ago
Transformations with large GEN-to-GEN variation likely are relaxing in binding mode or protein conformation, so may benefit from adding more GENs.
There is a way to extend only specific RUNs (from jcoffland):
You could stop the jobs that you don't want to continue. With v10.0.3 You can do this while the WS is running like this: curl http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/api/projects/###/runs/###/clones/###/stop You have to run the above for each clone you want to stop. In v10.0.4, not yet released, you will be able to stop a whole run like this: curl -X PUT http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/api/projects/###/runs/###/stop These commands should be run on the WS but using the IP that the WS is bound to.
You could stop the jobs that you don't want to continue. With v10.0.3 You can do this while the WS is running like this:
curl http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/api/projects/###/runs/###/clones/###/stop
You have to run the above for each clone you want to stop.
In v10.0.4, not yet released, you will be able to stop a whole run like this:
curl -X PUT http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/api/projects/###/runs/###/stop
These commands should be run on the WS but using the IP that the WS is bound to.
Transformations with large GEN-to-GEN variation likely are relaxing in binding mode or protein conformation, so may benefit from adding more GENs.
There is a way to extend only specific RUNs (from jcoffland):