`output` and `stage` folder are not created under `prefix`
See original GitHub issueI have realised that although I set --prefix ...
, the output
and stage
folders get created under the default location for the system where I run (e.g.: $SCRATCH/regression/production/...
on Piz Daint).
Of course I can set them manually with --output
and --stage
, but is this behaviour expected?
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The
production
mode passes specifically the--output
and--stage
options, that’s why this is happening;--prefix
will have no effect. I suggest not using theproduction
mode at all.Sure, thanks