SCR_ADD_TEST: prepare to add python script support #517
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The python script launcher, scr_run.py, needs the launcher (e.g. "srun") to be specified separately from the arguments for the launcher, (e.g. -N5 indicating 5 nodes). Refactor SCR_ADD_TEST to prepare for calling tests under the python scripts in addition to the existing scripts. Clean up some redundant code by specifying -n 1 to slurm where process/node count==1. This and allows the srun arguments to be uniform regardless of process count, without changing srun's behavior.
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Nov 21, 2022
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The python script launcher, scr_run.py, needs the launcher (e.g. "srun") to be specified separately from the arguments for the launcher, (e.g. -N5 indicating 5 nodes).
Refactor SCR_ADD_TEST to prepare for calling tests under the python scripts in addition to the existing scripts.
Clean up some redundant code by specifying -n 1 to slurm where process/node count==1. This and allows the srun arguments to be uniform regardless of process count, without changing srun's behavior.