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Created May 11, 2022 by Matthew Gignac@mgignacOwner

EVNTtoEVNT and ECM: fails to download input EVNT in CI

Hi,

A few of the CI jobs fail for some E2E jOs in mc21: https://gitlab.cern.ch/atlas-physics/pmg/mcjoboptions/-/jobs/21697381

Looks like the $ECMENERGY environment variable is not correctly set. In this type of transform, the ECM is not required and not written into the log, which is probably the underlying issue. Any ideas on how to detect this?

As an aside, I noticed that the log.generate.short is claiming ecmEnergy of 13000 GeV, though the transform was run with 13600 TeV (not that it matters...). I guess the 13000 is a default somewhere, which maybe is causing some issues?

Cheers, Matthew

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