submitting_sbatch_jobs.md - #294
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tested all 3 example scripts (hello.sh, multiprocessor.sh, multinode.sh) for real with sbatch, all work as documented.
found the same real bug I found in submitting_jobs.md, but in this file's own "Interactive Jobs" section: it claims running
bash helloworld_parallel.shunder an 8-task salloc prints "Hello World" 8 times. tested it, it doesn't - plain bash only runs the script once no matter how many tasks you requested. fixed to usempirun -np 8and got the real 8-line output.also fixed a typo in the README link to this file - it was pointing at "submitting_sbtach_jobs.md" (missing the 'a'), a dead link since the actual filename is spelled correctly. that's actually how I ended up looking at this file this closely.