Closed mtitov closed 4 years ago
Yeah, I see your point - but (a) errors from Slurm are harder to catch and to report, and (b) the SAGA spec requires to raise an error if a parameter is specified but cannot be interpreted.
thanks @andre-merzky, that makes sense. Updated accordingly
@andre-merzky shouldn't we let slurm to raise an error if it would cause the issue? if some machine will fall into the option without
n_nodes
(and/or by default it might consider 1 node) and will use thatmemory_per_node
/total_memory
at--mem
option, thus the restriction will be from our side (kinda ahead)