Do we expect the following syntax to work?

julia> [Int, Float64, String, Bool] .<: Union{Int, String}
ERROR: syntax: space not allowed after ":" used for quoting

It works if you call <: as a broadcasted function:

julia> (<:).([Int, Float64, String, Bool], Union{Int, String})
4-element BitArray{1}:
 1
 0
 1
 0

Version info:

Julia Versio

Version of Singularity:

$ singularity version
3.5.2

Expected behavior

Given this simple def file:

$ more simple.def 
Bootstrap: library
From: ubuntu:18.04

%post

    mkdir -p /opt/openmpi-4.0.1 && cd $_
    pwd 

The pwd should print /opt/openmpi-4.0.1

Actual behavior

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Can you please add spec for WRF and CFS ?

WRF link - https://github.com/wrf-model/WRF.git
CFS link - http://cfs.ncep.noaa.gov/cfsv2/cfsv2_source.tar.gz

Will appreciate your efforts in this regard :)

Tools such as gofmt are very useful for quickly cleaning reformatting code according to some coding style. I think we need the same for Futhark. It's a bit more complicated to do this for an expression-oriented language than a statement-oriented one, but there is prior art we can look at (like Brittany for Haskell).

While constructing futhark fmt i

New feature

Ability to specify the Compute Engine disk type (pd-standard or local-SSD) found in the new Cloud Life Sciences API (https://cloud.google.com/life-sciences/docs/reference/rpc/google.cloud.lifesciences.v2beta#disk).

Usage scenario

Job's that require a high input/output operations per second and lower latency (https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks/local-ssd).

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Images about preformance are missing in boost page documentation http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_61_0/libs/compute/doc/html/boost_compute/performance.html

Needs to reflect ORTE -> PRRTE changes.

Corresponds to openpmix/prrte#450

Is this a BUG REPORT or FEATURE REQUEST?:

/kind feature

What happened:
Very recently, Amazon announced [windows support](https://aws

Add 'Best Practices For Package Developers using Futures' vignette with instructions on, for instance,

1. How to test code, e.g. run tests with plan(sequential) and plan(multisession) and don't assume that plan(multicore) is available.

2. Make sure to shut down PSOCK clusters at the end of examples and package tests, i.e. call plan(sequential) at the end (e.g. #327)

3. Avoid setti

I know you guys are focused on bringing more features to the lib, but it would be good to provide a bit better documentation and examples (I sent another post about this), so the ones willing to use the current version can fully understand what they can do with it..

E.g.

• I am not sure how to use signals, I can see raft::fileread uses raft::eof, but not sure what is done with it.
• I don't

We have quite a few common booleans we use in many places of the code.
Some of them are very simple, like checking for compressible vs incompressible, or for FSI.
But when we want to express something more complicated like is it SA or SST, is the mesh moving or deforming, is this FEM or FVM or FEA, and so on, things are not so simple anymore and we end up with long conditionals repeated in many

The graph action in womtool works fine, but when adding the --all argument, it gives the error:

java -jar womtool-44.jar --all graph host_workflow.wdl 
Error: Unknown option --all

The nonlinear solver from the Sundials library KINSol has the following default behavior:

KINSol limits the maximum Newton update if

|| scale * update ||_2 > max(1000 * || scale * u0 ||_2, 1).

This forces KINSol to take more steps than necessary in the linear case.

Providing the option KINSetMaxNewtonStep(kin_mem, max_step) changes the default behavior to

|| scale * upda

Apart from improving the code examples, the following improvements are also required.

• perhaps a table with input combinations and corresponding output type for constant_t()

• If you discover a bug or regression in either the code or documentation, please report it. We appreciate your time to make the bug report.

  1. Please provide a small and self-contained program which exposes the bug. The small program should have a main() function and use only functions/classes

Add the appropriate libncurses package name for each supported distro. This is commonly named libncurses5.

Describe the bug

Providing NULL to the send callback of ucp_put_nb leads to a seg. fault.

From looking at the code with @shamisp the problem appears to be that ucp_request_set_callback unconditionally sets UCP_REQUEST_FLAG_CALLBACK.

Running bench_cg. py from the examples, gives me this error:

python bench_cg.py
ArrayFire v3.6.2 (CUDA, 64-bit Linux, build dc38ef1)
Platform: CUDA Toolkit 10, Driver: 410.79
[0] Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7
-1- Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7
-2- Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7
-3- Tesla K80, 11442 MB, CUDA Compute 3.7

Testing benchmark functions...
Tracebac

Can documentation for private registry usage be fleshed out in the imagegw directory. It's currently unclear exactly how one should use syntax in the imagemanager.json along with the pull syntax to specify the alternate location in the imagemanager.json and the image, or if it supports multiple levels of image names. It is also unclear what the multiple platforms systems are used for. Lastly a mor

In order to implement transparent conversion of cluster information (i.e., without requiring users to explicitly run a migration script), we should tag the saved information with a format version number -- and then dispatch to the code appropriate for reading that format.

This is not done currently which makes it difficult to change the on-disk saved information and provide continued cluster oper

If a modulefile prepends to $MODULEPATH a directory already in $MODULEPATH it changes the DAG into a Cycle. This breaks many things including the report of the hierarchy and the reverse map.

The envml tool that ends up in Modules/bin/ seems quite useful but does not show up in the documentation (apart from the Release Notes: https://modules.readthedocs.io/en/latest/NEWS.html?highlight=envml).

Can't compile from source without cython.

No charm4py code will run without the greenlet distribution, so we should add that to the install notes. Also, most interesting examples require numba and numpy. So something like:

pip3 install cython greenlet numba numpy

Should be noted as recommended for first time installation from source.