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The file-base is appended to the current directory path. This makes it awkward when outputting to another disk, which naturally requires a lot of '../' to back out from the current directory
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Hello, I run Moose from the command line with the following command. Mine uses WSL mode to install (installed on disk D) and run Moose. I now want to save the output file to another disk (J disk), how should I modify my command? mpiexec -n 88 ./combined-opt -i Fe_iso.i Outputs/file_base='./datas/Fe/01/out'
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Reason
The file-base is appended to the current directory path. This makes it awkward when outputting to another disk, which naturally requires a lot of '../' to back out from the current directory
Design
A new parameter to outputs next to file_base
Impact
User support
Discussed in #29840
Originally posted by HPL001 February 7, 2025
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Hello, I run Moose from the command line with the following command. Mine uses WSL mode to install (installed on disk D) and run Moose. I now want to save the output file to another disk (J disk), how should I modify my command?
mpiexec -n 88 ./combined-opt -i Fe_iso.i Outputs/file_base='./datas/Fe/01/out'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: