def _write_err_trap(cls, handle, job_conf):
"""Write error trap.
Note that all job-file scripting must be bash- and ksh-compatible,
hence use of "typeset" below instead of the more sensible but
bash-specific "local".
"""
fail_signals_string = " ".join(
BATCH_SYS_MANAGER.get_fail_signals(job_conf))
handle.write(r"""
# TRAP ERROR SIGNALS:
set -u # Fail when using an undefined variable
FAIL_SIGNALS='""" + fail_signals_string + """'
TRAP_FAIL_SIGNAL() {
typeset SIGNAL=$1
echo "Received signal $SIGNAL" >&2
typeset S=
for S in ${VACATION_SIGNALS:-} $FAIL_SIGNALS; do
trap "" $S
done
if [[ -n ${CYLC_TASK_LOG_ROOT:-} ]]; then
{
echo "CYLC_JOB_EXIT=$SIGNAL"
date -u +'CYLC_JOB_EXIT_TIME=%FT%H:%M:%SZ'
} >>$CYLC_TASK_LOG_ROOT.status
fi
cylc task failed "Task job script received signal $@"
exit 1
}
for S in $FAIL_SIGNALS; do
trap "TRAP_FAIL_SIGNAL $S" $S
done
unset S""")
vacation_signal = BATCH_SYS_MANAGER.get_vacation_signal(job_conf)
if vacation_signal:
handle.write(r"""
# TRAP VACATION SIGNALS:
VACATION_SIGNALS='""" + vacation_signal + r"""'
TRAP_VACATION_SIGNAL() {
typeset SIGNAL=$1
echo "Received signal $SIGNAL" >&2
typeset S=
for S in $VACATION_SIGNALS $FAIL_SIGNALS; do
trap "" $S
done
if [[ -n ${CYLC_TASK_LOG_ROOT:-} && -f $CYLC_TASK_LOG_ROOT.status ]]; then
rm -f $CYLC_TASK_LOG_ROOT.status
fi
cylc task message -p WARNING "Task job script vacated by signal $@"
exit 1
}
S=
for S in $VACATION_SIGNALS; do
trap "TRAP_VACATION_SIGNAL $S" $S
done
unset S""")
def _write_directives(cls, handle, job_conf):
"""Job directives."""
lines = BATCH_SYS_MANAGER.format_directives(job_conf)
if lines:
handle.write('\n\n# DIRECTIVES:')
for line in lines:
handle.write('\n' + line)
def _write_prelude(cls, handle, job_conf):
"""Job script prelude."""
# Environment variables for prelude
handle.write("\nexport CYLC_DIR='%s'" % (os.environ['CYLC_DIR']))
if cylc.flags.debug:
handle.write("\nexport CYLC_DEBUG='true'")
for key in ['CYLC_VERSION'] + cls._get_host_item(
job_conf, 'copyable environment variables'):
if key in os.environ:
handle.write("\nexport %s='%s'" % (key, os.environ[key]))
# Variables for traps
handle.write("\nCYLC_FAIL_SIGNALS='%s'" %
" ".join(BATCH_SYS_MANAGER.get_fail_signals(job_conf)))
vacation_signals_str = BATCH_SYS_MANAGER.get_vacation_signal(job_conf)
if vacation_signals_str:
handle.write("\nCYLC_VACATION_SIGNALS='%s'" % vacation_signals_str)
def _write_err_trap(cls, handle, job_conf):
"""Write error trap.
Note that the job script must be bash- and ksh-compatible, hence use of
"typeset" below instead of the more sensible but bash-specific "local".
"""
args = {
"signals_str": " ".join(
BATCH_SYS_MANAGER.get_fail_signals(job_conf)),
"priority": TaskMessage.CRITICAL,
"message1": TASK_OUTPUT_FAILED,
"message2": TaskMessage.FAIL_MESSAGE_PREFIX}
handle.write(r"""
# TRAP ERROR SIGNALS:
set -u # Fail when using an undefined variable
FAIL_SIGNALS='%(signals_str)s'
TRAP_FAIL_SIGNAL() {
typeset SIGNAL=$1
echo "Received signal $SIGNAL" >&2
typeset S=
for S in ${VACATION_SIGNALS:-} $FAIL_SIGNALS; do
trap "" $S
done
if [[ -n "${CYLC_TASK_MESSAGE_STARTED_PID:-}" ]]; then
wait "${CYLC_TASK_MESSAGE_STARTED_PID}" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
cylc task message -p '%(priority)s' "%(message2)s$SIGNAL" '%(message1)s'
exit 1
}
for S in $FAIL_SIGNALS; do
trap "TRAP_FAIL_SIGNAL $S" $S
done
unset S""" % args)
vacation_signal = BATCH_SYS_MANAGER.get_vacation_signal(job_conf)
if vacation_signal:
args = {
"signals_str": vacation_signal,
"priority": TaskMessage.WARNING,
"message": TaskMessage.VACATION_MESSAGE_PREFIX}
handle.write(r"""
# TRAP VACATION SIGNALS:
VACATION_SIGNALS='%(signals_str)s'
TRAP_VACATION_SIGNAL() {
typeset SIGNAL=$1
echo "Received signal $SIGNAL" >&2
typeset S=
for S in $VACATION_SIGNALS $FAIL_SIGNALS; do
trap "" $S
done
if [[ -n "${CYLC_TASK_MESSAGE_STARTED_PID:-}" ]]; then
wait "${CYLC_TASK_MESSAGE_STARTED_PID}" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
cylc task message -p '%(priority)s' "%(message)s$SIGNAL"
exit 1
}
S=
for S in $VACATION_SIGNALS; do
trap "TRAP_VACATION_SIGNAL $S" $S
done
unset S""" % args)
if 'bash' in job_conf['job script shell']:
handle.write("\nset -o pipefail")