fix bug with remote jobs for an op that takes a ConfigSet as its input#351
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fix bug with remote jobs for an op that takes a ConfigSet as its input#351
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as its basic input, rather than an Atoms object
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Looks like pwscf on these containers is broken, but since the tests pass on my machine, I'm going to merge if that's the only failure, and I'll open a different issue for fixing pw.x. |
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Fix very subtle bug in remote jobs with an op that takes a
ConfigSetas its basic input, rather than anAtomsobject.The subtlety of this bug feels like a bad sign for the overall design, but the tiny fix suggests maybe it's OK
closes #349