Per Johannes' suggestion, I am submitting this:
job grouping is great! E.g.,
snakemake --groups blast_on_fugu_file=blastg --group-components blastg=16
However, I am finding that all of my slurm that are all named like:
wgac-GROUP-batch=10
so I can't tell which rule (which job group) is currently running. Is there a way to get the slurm jobs named by the name of the job group or the name of the rule (in the case in which the job group has a single rule)?
Thanks!
David
Per Johannes' suggestion, I am submitting this:
job grouping is great! E.g.,
snakemake --groups blast_on_fugu_file=blastg --group-components blastg=16
However, I am finding that all of my slurm that are all named like:
wgac-GROUP-batch=10
so I can't tell which rule (which job group) is currently running. Is there a way to get the slurm jobs named by the name of the job group or the name of the rule (in the case in which the job group has a single rule)?
Thanks!
David