Python CommandLineTool.make_job_runner Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: test_mpi.py Projekt: common-workflow-language/cwltool

def test_docker_required(schema_ext11: Names) -> None:
    # Docker required, MPI hinted
    lc, rc, tool = mk_tool(schema_ext11, [],
                           reqs=[containerReq],
                           hints=[mpiReq])
    clt = CommandLineTool(tool, lc)
    jr = clt.make_job_runner(rc)
    assert jr is cwltool.docker.DockerCommandLineJob

Beispiel #2

def test_docker_mpi_both_hinted(schema_ext11: Names) -> None:
    # Both hinted - error
    with pytest.raises(cwltool.errors.UnsupportedRequirement):
        lc, rc, tool = mk_tool(schema_ext11, [], hints=[mpiReq, containerReq])
        clt = CommandLineTool(tool, lc)
        jr = clt.make_job_runner(rc)

Beispiel #3

def test_udocker(schema_ext11: Names) -> None:
    lc, rc, tool = mk_tool(schema_ext11, ["--udocker"], reqs=[mpiReq, containerReq])
    clt = CommandLineTool(tool, lc)
    jr = clt.make_job_runner(rc)
    assert jr is cwltool.udocker.UDockerCommandLineJob

Beispiel #4

def test_singularity(schema_ext11: Names) -> None:
    lc, rc, tool = mk_tool(schema_ext11, ["--singularity"], reqs=[mpiReq, containerReq])
    clt = CommandLineTool(tool, lc)
    jr = clt.make_job_runner(rc)
    assert jr is cwltool.singularity.SingularityCommandLineJob