Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I know this is a controversial feature, but I would like to start thinking of an option to disable the nopp section in scripts and the associated automatic export of ecflow variables. This would really simplify the porting of legacy suites to pyflow and could provide more flexibility for some operational workflows (use of common very generic headers for instance).
Maybe something to discuss with RD at ECMWF. What do you think @oiffrig, @floriankrb, @tlmquintino?
Describe the solution you'd like
An option could be added at the node level, such as nopp=True, False would disable the nopp section in all the scripts contained in the node.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I know this is a controversial feature, but I would like to start thinking of an option to disable the nopp section in scripts and the associated automatic export of ecflow variables. This would really simplify the porting of legacy suites to pyflow and could provide more flexibility for some operational workflows (use of common very generic headers for instance). Maybe something to discuss with RD at ECMWF. What do you think @oiffrig, @floriankrb, @tlmquintino?
Describe the solution you'd like
An option could be added at the node level, such as
nopp=True
, False would disable the nopp section in all the scripts contained in the node.