Describe the bug
We have identified an issue in the apps/wrf/readme.md file related to the azhpc-scp command.
The following line is causing errors when attempting to copy files to the Azure HPC cluster.
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azhpc-scp -r $azhpc_dir/apps/. hpcuser@headnode:. |
The resulting error message indicates that the -r flag is not recognized by azhpc-scp:
azhpc-scp -r $azhpc_dir/apps/. hpcuser@headnode:.
usage: azhpc [-h]
{build,connect,destroy,run_install,get,init,preprocess,run,scp,status,slurm_resume,slurm_suspend}
...
azhpc: error: unrecognized arguments: -r
Solution
After further testing different combinations, we have determined that adding -- before the-r flag resolves the issue. Therefore, we recommend modifying this command in the README.md file as follows:
azhpc-scp -- -r $azhpc_dir/apps/. hpcuser@headnode:.
To Reproduce
After creating a cluster, following the the app/wrf/README.md file, attempt to copy files to the Azure HPC cluster using the command provided in the README
Additional context
Another way around this is using a simple scp -r.
Describe the bug
We have identified an issue in the
apps/wrf/readme.mdfile related to theazhpc-scpcommand.The following line is causing errors when attempting to copy files to the Azure HPC cluster.
azurehpc/apps/wrf/readme.md
Line 15 in 4564233
The resulting error message indicates that the -r flag is not recognized by azhpc-scp:
Solution
After further testing different combinations, we have determined that adding
--before the-rflag resolves the issue. Therefore, we recommend modifying this command in the README.md file as follows:To Reproduce
After creating a cluster, following the the app/wrf/README.md file, attempt to copy files to the Azure HPC cluster using the command provided in the README
Additional context
Another way around this is using a simple
scp -r.