get_workflow_root: Get the Root Directory of a Workflow
In EpiModel/slurmworkflow: Build workflows for the Slurm workload manager
get_workflow_root R Documentation
Get the Root Directory of a Workflow
Description
This function will get the path to the root directory of a workflow. Either
a local workflow or during the execution of a workflow on an HPC
Usage
get_workflow_root(wf_summary = NULL)
Arguments
wf_summary
The workflow summary returned after it's creation or
obtained with swf_load_workflow. If not provided, the function assumes
that the workflow is running on an HPC and pulls the value using
environment variables.
Value
The path to the workflow root directory
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Get the Root Directory of a Workflow
Description
This function will get the path to the root directory of a workflow. Either a local workflow or during the execution of a workflow on an HPC
Usage
get_workflow_root(wf_summary = NULL)
Arguments
wf_summary |
The workflow summary returned after it's creation or
obtained with |
Value
The path to the workflow root directory
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