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The same applies to the end of the task. You want to tell the ecFlow that the task is complete by using ecflow_client --complete(CLI) and un-trap the shell.
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wait # wait for background process to stop ecflow_client --complete trap 0 exit # Notify ecFlow of a normal end trap 0 # Remove all traps exit 0 # End the shell |
Generally you would have more than just a single include file at the beginning of an ecFlow file, e.g. one to have common options for your queuing system, then a few lines for the queuing options unique to that job. There may be an include file to specify options for an experimental suite, and so on. There are around ten different include files used in the ECMWF operational suite.