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for testing, can you grab this script from my andromeda home dir?
/mnt/main0/home/jgong/evolutionaryscale/scratch/test_ray.py
thanks.
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maybe we can brain storm a bit together.
I was thinking we can introduce this capability as a separate command like:
slurm_run ray <python .../job.py>
and hopefully we can move most of the ray specific logics into a ray.py file.
I just think we have a good opportunity to clean up the slurm_run implementation, is this possible?
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Adds option for running with ray on slurm. Ray entrypoint script is stored as large string rather than actual
.shfile so it can be dynamically added to tar archives without altering the repo.Tested with toy
python -c "print('hello')"command, happy to run something more substantial if you have a suggestion