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if errors:
> raise ConfigValidationError.from_collected(errors)
E ert.config.parsing.config_errors.ConfigValidationError: Invalid QUEUE_OPTION for LSF: 'LSF_SERVER'. Valid choices are ['BHIST_CMD', 'BJOBS_CMD', 'BKILL_CMD', 'BSUB_CMD', 'EXCLUDE_HOST', 'LSF_QUEUE', 'LSF_RESOURCE', 'MAX_RUNNING', 'PROJECT_CODE', 'SUBMIT_SLEEP'].
This was not triggered before because we did not always try to create an ErtConfig from the config dict, but will occur from trying to parse what should be a valid everest config into an ert config.
Environment where bug has been observed
python 3.8
python 3.9
python 3.10
python 3.11
python 3.12
macosx
rhel7
rhel8
local queue
lsf queue
slurm queue
openPBS queue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What happened? (You can include a screenshot if it helps explain)
The
simulator.server
option does not get mapped to a correctErtConfig
entry. It will only error if accompanied byqueue_system: lsf
What did you expect to happen?
For it to get to the point of trying to submit the forward models to the queue, and failing if it does not exist.
steps to reproduce
How to recreate:
Edit
test-data/everest/math_func/config_multiobj.yml
to have thissimulator
section:Then run the test, see this:
This was not triggered before because we did not always try to create an
ErtConfig
from the config dict, but will occur from trying to parse what should be a valid everest config into an ert config.Environment where bug has been observed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: