Missing information on the ensemble page of queued/running/failed calculations

[RaphaelRobidas]

Is your improvement related to a problem? Please describe. The page of an ensemble created by a failed calculation does not show any useful information:

This is also the case for queued and running calculations.

To Reproduce

1. Launch a calculation
2. Immediately kill the calculation and wait for it to be stopped
3. Click on the killed calculation order to go to the ensemble page

Describe the solution or change you'd like The ensemble page should display some useful information, such as:

• The parameters of the launched or failed calculation
• Instead of the empty "Geometries" section, a message that specifies that there is no data to show currently

[0xClint]

From where can I get the failed calculations info to populate on /ensemble/{{failed_id}}

[RaphaelRobidas]

@Omkar0803 You can launch a conformational search on a random large molecule (so that it would take a long time to complete), then go under the calculation order details and kill the calculation. That will create an ensemble such as shown in my post

[0xClint]

From where can I get the parameters of failed calculations in order to populate on the above page?

[RaphaelRobidas]

The parameters will be in the parameters field of the corresponding CalculationOrder which generated the ensemble. You can look in the templates, the parameters are already parsed properly for successful calculations.

[0xClint]

This parameters you are saying?

[0xClint]

I just removed the unnecessary things for failed calculations, just need to add the parameters!

[RaphaelRobidas]

@Omkar0803 Yes, those are the parameters that are missing for failed calculations. Looks good so far!

[0xClint]

@RaphaelRobidas I have been in the midst of my exams and chemistry Thesis which ends on 4th of May, this have taken up much of my time and energy. Unfortunately, this has left me with limited capacity to work on the project. I apologize for any inconvenience or disruption this may have caused to the project's timeline. I want to assure you that my commitment to the project remains strong, and I plan to resume my contributions as soon as my exams are completed.