Hi Lindsey,
If I’m understanding you correctly, then {} (a pair of curly braces) is what
you want. It’s the “variable” that holds the names of the things coming in on
parallel‘s standard input, and it gets a different value, one for each input
line, for each invocation of lots_of_stuff.
The
Hi Gabriel, hope you're well.
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On 01.07.20 at 22:13, Gabriel Ostrolucky wrote:
> fd '.git$' --hidden -t d|parallel git -C {//} pull
>
> Why does this happen, and what can I do to
(reply below)
On 18.06.20 at 19:49, Miriam Dixon wrote:
> parallel runSim.sh --projAngles {1} ::: 0 45 90 135
>
> This seemed to work, in that it started my runSim.sh, but it didn't
> use the value from projAngles within the script,
> time=$(bc -l <<< "$projAngles*$timePerProjection")
>
> Is
On 23.03.21 at 19:48, Ole Tange wrote:
> All your reports include a dir called /jetstream. This leads me to
> suspect the error is dependent on your environment or distribution. So
> you should follow instructions in the link below and include the part
> about the environment.
Hi all,
For what
Hi Yuval,
I am assuming you are enrolled in a Coursera course that is using Galaxy
on Jetstream VMs for the instruction.
Please see
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/parallel/2021-03/msg00018.html (short
URL: https://tinyurl.com/ydqm4mdg)
You did the right thing, but in this situation, you
