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Migrate default /develop directory to home directory: 5pts
See original GitHub issuedallinger develop currently collates the experiment files in the experiment directory, in a folder called /develop. This collated files include secret keys (e.g. AWS credentials), which seems dangerous as the user might accidentally commit these to Git. Proposal: to change the default location to the user’s home directory, e.g. ‘~/.dallinger_develop’.
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Yes sounds good!
Repeated experiment loading was due to all the enqueued jobs which had piled up for each failed run. I’ve dealt with that by clearing the queue on failure.