Singletons need to create their own session directory tree #13003
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jsquyres
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We currently define the names of the various session directory tree levels, but we never actually create those locations. This causes (among other things) the shmem subsystem to emit error messages about directories not being found or that we are unable to determine if adequate size is available. Refs open-mpi#12784 Signed-off-by: Ralph Castain <[email protected]>
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We currently define the names of the various session directory tree levels, but we never actually create those locations. This causes (among other things) the shmem subsystem to emit error messages about directories not being found or that we are unable to determine if adequate size is available.
Refs #12784