testsuite/expect/test28.10

#!/usr/bin/env expect
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# Purpose: Test of Slurm functionality
#          Test change to maximum running task count in a job array.
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source ./globals

set array_size    4
set job_id        0
set task_limit    1

if {[get_config_param "MaxArraySize"] < [expr $array_size + 1]} {
	skip "MaxArraySize is too small"
}

proc cleanup {} {
	global job_id

	cancel_job $job_id
}

# Submit a job array with 4 elements
set job_id [submit_job -fail "-n1 --array=0-[expr $array_size -1]%$task_limit --output=/dev/null -t1 --wrap 'sleep 60'"]

wait_for_job -fail ${job_id}_0 "RUNNING"

# We want to see the array task limit increased up to the array size
# and the running array elements increase to match until all are running.
wait_for -subtest -timeout 60 {$task_limit == $array_size && $run_count == $array_size} {
	set output [run_command_output -fail "$squeue --state=RUNNING --job $job_id --format %i --noheader"]
	set run_count [regexp -all -line "^${job_id}_\\d+" $output]
	log_debug "Array task limit: $task_limit, running job array elements: $run_count"

	# Make sure we aren't running more elements than our current limit
	if {$run_count > $task_limit} {
		fail "More job array elements are running ($run_count) than the current limit ($task_limit) allows"
	}

	# If we have reached our previous limit, increase it incrementally up to the array size
	if {$run_count == $task_limit && $task_limit < $array_size} {
		incr task_limit
		run_command -fail "$scontrol update jobid=$job_id arraytaskthrottle $task_limit"
	}
}