LSF adapter is treating cores as nodes

[nickjer]

Requesting a job on a cluster with nodes that have 20 cores per node as such:

bsub -n 10 -R "span[ptile=10]"

will give you a single node with access to 10 out of the 20 cores on it.

This is what I currently see in the LSF adapter when viewing info for that job:

OodAppkit.clusters['ada'].job_adapter.info("7168816").allocated_nodes
=> [
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000021fbc18 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000021fb920 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000021fb538 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000021fafc0 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000021fa1b0 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000021f9f08 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000058cbf68 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000058cbec8 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000058cbe28 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>,
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000058cbd88 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=1>
   ]

This should instead be:

OodAppkit.clusters['ada'].job_adapter.info("7168816").allocated_nodes
=> [
     #<OodCore::Job::NodeInfo:0x000000021fbc18 @name="sx6036-1202", @procs=10>
   ]

Debugging info:

$ bjobs -a -w -W 7168816
JOBID      USER    STAT  QUEUE      FROM_HOST   EXEC_HOST   JOB_NAME   SUBMIT_TIME  PROJ_NAME CPU_USED MEM SWAP PIDS START_TIME FINISH_TIME SLOTS
7168816 jnicklas RUN   sn_short   login7      sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202:sx6036-1202 sys/dashboard/dev/jupyter 01/24-14:53:50 082810563939 000:00:07.00 75     0      31211,31395,31399,31419,31761 01/24-14:53:51 -  10