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for those who are using Quantum Mobile pw.x is actually located here: /usr/local/bin/pw.x
While in the documentation, it is written: verdi code setup --label pw --computer localhost --remote-abs-path /opt/conda/bin/pw.x --input-plugin quantumespresso.pw --non-interactive
As a side note, maybe it is worth mentioning that while setting up a code, 'remote-abs-path' is a generic namespace, so that's why local codes also should be set up the same way.
the part in tutorial that is showing verdi process list -a
it's useful information to mention, that the exit code is shown inside [] -- so while running tutorial, one easily sees if something is wrong
for those who are running tutorials on Quantum Mobile, maybe it's also useful to mention how to create, change, & delete profiles. So if things get messed up, one can still clean everything up and start from the beginning.
typo: instalation: "The code node (3) is a data node that contains the instructions for AiiDA to execute a specific instalation of .." particullarly: "We will now show you how to do it using a builder, which is a tool that is particullarly convenient when .."
Organizing your data
when copy all nodes from an existing group to another group using verdi group copy,
is that a literal copy (in database) or is it more like tagging? this information maybe good to know when it comes to handeling large data files.
Querying for data
Isn’t that ‘>’ sign reversed? It says "no longer than 12 days ago" {'ctime': {'>': datetime.now() - timedelta(days=12)}}
A bit counter intuitive since that is bigger, not smaller
graph = Graph(graph_attr={"rankdir": "LR"}) this appears a few times, one may ask is "LR"
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Running external codes
for those who are using Quantum Mobile
pw.x
is actually located here:/usr/local/bin/pw.x
While in the documentation, it is written:
verdi code setup --label pw --computer localhost --remote-abs-path /opt/conda/bin/pw.x --input-plugin quantumespresso.pw --non-interactive
As a side note, maybe it is worth mentioning that while setting up a code, 'remote-abs-path' is a generic namespace, so that's why local codes also should be set up the same way.
the part in tutorial that is showing
verdi process list -a
it's useful information to mention, that the exit code is shown inside [] -- so while running tutorial, one easily sees if something is wrong
for those who are running tutorials on Quantum Mobile, maybe it's also useful to mention how to create, change, & delete profiles. So if things get messed up, one can still clean everything up and start from the beginning.
typo:
instalation: "The code node (3) is a data node that contains the instructions for AiiDA to execute a specific instalation of .."
particullarly: "We will now show you how to do it using a builder, which is a tool that is particullarly convenient when .."
Organizing your data
verdi group copy
,is that a literal copy (in database) or is it more like tagging? this information maybe good to know when it comes to handeling large data files.
Querying for data
Isn’t that ‘>’ sign reversed? It says "no longer than 12 days ago"
{'ctime': {'>': datetime.now() - timedelta(days=12)}}
A bit counter intuitive since that is bigger, not smaller
graph = Graph(graph_attr={"rankdir": "LR"})
this appears a few times, one may ask is "LR"The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: