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This PR has a few tweaks to remote codes that I found necessary for running a new model:
In addition, a function
job_has_expired
has been added to check if the job is no longer running before trying to run the remote analysis. This could previously happen if the job happened to expire during down time (i.e., not during a function/gradient call). For example: if two remote components are run in parallel, with one being much slower, the fast one's job could expire while the slow one is being run (or is stuck in queue), since the fast one only predicts how long its analysis might take, not how much down time there will be before the next analysis request.Also, the placeholder ssh port forwarding process was replaced by a dummy zeromq socket when holding a specific port while in queue. The prior approach worked but caused a lot of system log errors, since it was essentially setting up port forwarding with itself.