hpcflow.sdk.persistence.zarr.ZarrStoreEAR#
- class hpcflow.sdk.persistence.zarr.ZarrStoreEAR(id_, is_pending, elem_iter_ID, action_idx, commands_idx, data_idx, submission_idx=None, skip=False, success=None, start_time=None, end_time=None, snapshot_start=None, snapshot_end=None, exit_code=None, metadata=None, run_hostname=None)#
Bases:
StoreEAR
Represents an element action run in a Zarr persistent store.
Methods
Initialise a ZarrStoreEAR from persistent EAR data
Prepare store EAR data for the persistent store.
Prepare data for the user-facing ElementActionRun object.
Return a shallow copy, with specified data updated.
Attributes
When this EAR finished, if known.
The exit code of the underlying executable, if known.
Metadata concerning e.g.
Where this EAR was submitted to run, if known.
Whether to skip this EAR.
Snapshot of files at EAR end, if recorded.
Snapshot of files at EAR start, if recorded.
When this EAR started, if known.
Which submission contained this EAR, if known.
Whether this EAR was successful, if known.
The ID of this element action run.
Whether the element action run has changes not yet persisted.
What element iteration owns this EAR.
The task schema action associated with this EAR.
The indices of the commands in the EAR.
Maps parameter names within this EAR to parameter data indices.
- Parameters:
id_ (int) –
is_pending (bool) –
elem_iter_ID (int) –
action_idx (int) –
submission_idx (int | None) –
skip (bool | None) –
success (bool | None) –
start_time (datetime | None) –
end_time (datetime | None) –
snapshot_start (Dict | None) –
snapshot_end (Dict | None) –
exit_code (int | None) –
run_hostname (str | None) –
- classmethod decode(EAR_dat, attrs, ts_fmt)#
Initialise a ZarrStoreEAR from persistent EAR data
- Parameters:
- Return type:
- encode(attrs, ts_fmt)#
Prepare store EAR data for the persistent store.
This method mutates attrs.
- update(submission_idx=None, skip=None, success=None, start_time=None, end_time=None, snapshot_start=None, snapshot_end=None, exit_code=None, run_hostname=None)#
Return a shallow copy, with specified data updated.