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FileExistsError: [WinError 183] Cannot create a file when that file already exists 'multi_runs' #448
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This looks like a bug. I need to reproduce it and see how to fix it. Not going to be easy :-( |
The error message pointed to
in run_functions.py Wish it helps with the troubleshooting |
Can you give me the following:
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Of course
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thanx. |
tested sample code in Running in parallel processes using Generators on a Mac. Next Steps
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steps in previous comment done on a windows machine. Could not recreate issue. |
@amylee-lixinyi So far I am unable to recreate the problem. Can you run the following code and post the output. (If you make any changes in the code, post the updated code too)
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The above post is basically your code with a print statement (runs are not done) |
The print statement printed something like this, copied and pasted only the first few lines
There is no error message or whatever, but I tried to run |
I would like you to check on a couple of things in the print out:
This may not be related to your problem - but still worth checking. I have some thoughts on the next steps to debug. I'll post them soon. In the meantime, can you check on the above points ? |
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OK. I post a comment on the steps that can be taken next. |
I am having hard time debugging this since I cannot recreate the problem. You may have to do the debugging. See the following documentation:
There is a Can you put some print statements within the |
Hi
When running parallel EnergyPlus simulation using
runIDFs
referencing the official document , the abovementioned error message popped up almost every time.After some trial and error,
runIDFs
seems to create a folder named 'multi_runs' at the current python file's directory when called, thus a rerun of the same code will end up with error.Is there a way to solve this apart from manually delate the 'multi_runs' folder every time before parallel processing?
Thank you!
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