Hi,
I just updated my version of Fireworks recently and discovered that I was not able anymore to rerun several fws using their fw_id through the command:
lpad rerun_fws -i 1 2 3 …
Of course I can use:
for fw_id in 1 2 3; do lpad rerun_fws -i $fw_id; done
But it is far more slower … since it has to establish a connection with the launchpad for each fw to rerun …
Was it intented ? How can I achieve that in one command ?
Best regards,
David
Try comma separated
lpad rerun_fws -i 1,2,3
https://materialsproject.github.io/fireworks/rerun_tutorial.html
The space-separated was causing problems in the argparse in some cases
Anubhav
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On Friday, November 16, 2018 at 3:38:07 AM UTC-8, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I just updated my version of Fireworks recently and discovered that I was not able anymore to rerun several fws using their fw_id through the command:
lpad rerun_fws -i 1 2 3 …
Of course I can use:
for fw_id in 1 2 3; do lpad rerun_fws -i $fw_id; done
But it is far more slower … since it has to establish a connection with the launchpad for each fw to rerun …
Was it intented ? How can I achieve that in one command ?
Best regards,
David