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Hi @fnincao, thank you for reaching out! There shouldn't be any limitations from Positron on the number of cores, but let's try to see where this limitation is coming from. Would you mind sharing a bit more about your environment, such as the operating system of the server and the parallelization library you're using for the pipelines? Are you seeing the same behaviour (limitation to 2 cores) when running the pipelines on the same server, but outside of Positron, e.g. when running the code directly in a vanilla R or Python session? If you're running on a Linux machine, the output of |
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Hi @sharon-wang, thanks for your reply! I'm working on a Linux server, and the library I'm using is LAStools (https://github.com/LAStools/LAStools). I am also running the same pipeline in a Windows environment with the same library, where I can use all available cores. Below are the error messages I'm getting in the console: Thanks again for your help. Sincerely, |
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Hi all,
Thanks for this really amazing IDE you're building! I was trying to run some pipelines that need rstudioapi on my lab's server and was only able to do it with Positron (after many failed attempts). However, I’ve been limited to using only 2 CPU cores from the server. I messaged the IT team, and they assured me there was no limitation from the hardware side, suggesting that the software might be the cause. Therefore, does Positron limit the number of cores used in parallelized code?
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Felipe
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