Use cwd for lsf #4028
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No functional difference, but make the BSUB commands slightly less redundant.
Before:
#BSUB -o /some/long/cwd/path/job.stdout
#BSUB -e /some/long/cwd/path/job.stderr
After:
#BSUB -cwd /some/long/cwd/path
#BSUB -o job.stdout
#BSUB -e job.stderr
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what's the cwd otherwise? Some launcher scripts drop stuff into wherever they are run (because in the original cloud model we know very little about the remote filesystem, or perhaps because we don't care) so maybe those are placed somewhere else now? If so, that's a good thing overall, but it would be nice to at least know that is expected to happen or not. |
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Description
No functional difference, but make the BSUB commands slightly less redundant, and easier (at least for my brain) to visually parse.
Before:
After:
Changed Behaviour
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