Allow the dpm to query the server for local peer info #12920
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The local PMIx server may have info on the local peers for a job - so allow the client to request that info if it doesn't already possess it. Also clean up some diagnostic output so it shows the PMIx attribute name (or just the provided string if it isn't an attribute name) to make it easier to correlate to the code. Signed-off-by: Ralph Castain <[email protected]>
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Not sure I grok the mpi4py failure - can't see what it has to do with this change. 🤷♂️ Have to leave that to you guys. |
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The local PMIx server may have info on the local peers for a job - so allow the client to request that info if it doesn't already possess it.
Also clean up some diagnostic output so it shows the PMIx attribute name (or just the provided string if it isn't an attribute name) to make it easier to correlate to the code.