Uwe Schmitt

> @uweschmitt could you help with the _minimal example_? Will have a look tomorrow.

``` rule all: input: "files/done.txt", rule create_data: output: used_output = temporary("files/used_output"), unused_output = temporary("files/unused_output"), group: "a" shell: """ echo rule a > {output.used_output} echo rule a > {output.unused_output} """ rule...

We will delete this issue soon which is superseded by https://github.com/snakemake/snakemake/issues/1754

Further observations when debugging the minimal example from above: - in `cluster` mode the file is not cleaned up since it does not appear in `files` in https://github.com/snakemake/snakemake/blob/main/snakemake/dag.py#L688, this is...

@pvandyken thanks! I checked out your changes and the minimal example above now cleans up files as expected.

``` Line # Hits Time Per Hit % Time Line Contents ================================================================ 11 @profile 12 def main(): 13 1 14.0µs 14.0µs 0.0 wait(0) 14 1 100.7ms 100.7ms 8.4 wait(0.1) 15...

Thanks for the support. I was thinking about incorporating my changes into `schwimmbad` and create a merge request. This would be the appropriate contribution as I also benefit from `schimmbad`...

Just discovered that the comment https://gitlab.com/uweschmitt/mpipool/blob/master/mpipool/mpipool.py#L48 is not correct. It relates to previous attempt where I made workers wait as soon `import mpipool` is executed.

Can we add a switch to enable or disable `C++11` features? I don't want to break other users code when they use older build chains in their projects.

> Oh, by the way, libcpp_move requires a fairly recent Cython. Are you okay with that? Yes, a minimal version requirement can be specified in `setup.py` and thus upgrading `autowrap`...