[ET Trac] [Einstein Toolkit] #52: Ensure consistency between configurations on different systems
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Fri Aug 26 02:10:55 CDT 2011
#52: Ensure consistency between configurations on different systems
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Reporter: anonymous | Owner: mthomas
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: SimFactory | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
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Comment (by hinder):
At the moment I have configurations for both Damiana and Datura in the
same source tree, but--as suggested I think by Erik--this would be better
handled by having different source tree locations for the different
machines (they share a head node and home filesystem).
Most of the time I just use the default configuration name of "sim". I
would like this to use the default thornlist I have configured in
defs.local.ini, which used to work but I believe is now broken (I should
create a ticket for this). However, I also use other configurations. For
example I might have a small configuration for testing simfactory, another
for testing Kranc examples, maybe one for Carpet-Git and another for
Carpet-HG (I put the different Carpets in different arrangements in the
same source tree). So yes, I have multiple configurations.
I think a mapping between thornlists and configurations makes sense, in
the same way as I virtually always have a mapping between parameter files
and simulations. The only problem with this is that thornlist names tend
to be long and the configuration name would have to be typed for every
simfactory command. This could be solved by supporting [http://www
.debian-administration.org/articles/316 bash-completion] in simfactory so
that you could tab-complete on the configuration name. One could also use
short names for thornlists instead of long names.
So, I support the original suggestion and think it is a good idea. It
would be useful in the case where I have an old configuration and can't
remember what thornlist I used for it.
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