Example uses less-specific module version 'r/4.5' - was 'r/4.5.1'

Author: HenrikBengtsson

R/batchtools_slurm.R

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ print.BatchtoolsSlurmFutureBackend <- function(x, ...) {
 #'  3. Slurm 22.05.11, Rocky Linux 8, NFS global filesystem (September 2025)
 #'  4. Slurm 23.02.6, Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, NFS global filesystem (September 2025)
 #'  5. Slurm 24.11.3, AlmaLinux 9, Lustre global filesystem (September 2025)*
-#'  6. Slurm 24.11.5, Rocky Linux 9, VAST global filesystem (February 2026)*
+#'  6. Slurm 24.11.5, Rocky Linux 9, VAST global filesystem (February 2026)
 #'
 #' (*) Verified with **future.batchtools** 0.20.0, which used
 #'     [batchtools::makeClusterFunctionsSlurm()], which the new

README.md

@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ library(future)
 # Limit runtime to 10 minutes and memory to 400 MiB per future,
 # request a parallel environment with four slots on a single host.
 # On this system, R is available via environment module 'r'. By
-# specifying 'r/4.5.1', 'module load r/4.5.1' will be added to
+# specifying 'r/4.5', 'module load r/4.5' will be added to
 # the submitted job script.
 plan(future.batchtools::batchtools_slurm, resources = list(
   time = "00:10:00", mem = "400M", nodes = 1, ntasks = 4,
-  modules = c("r/4.5.1")
+  modules = c("r/4.5")
 ))
 
 # Give it a spin
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ f <- future({
 info <- value(f)
 print(info)
 #>   hostname    os cores  modules
-#> 1      n12 Linux     4  r/4.5.1
+#> 1      n12 Linux     4  r/4.5.2
 ```
 
 ## Introduction

man/batchtools_slurm.Rd

@@ -30,11 +30,11 @@ library(future)
 # Limit runtime to 10 minutes and memory to 400 MiB per future,
 # request a parallel environment with four slots on a single host.
 # On this system, R is available via environment module 'r'. By
-# specifying 'r/4.5.1', 'module load r/4.5.1' will be added to
+# specifying 'r/4.5', 'module load r/4.5' will be added to
 # the submitted job script.
 plan(future.batchtools::batchtools_slurm, resources = list(
   time = "00:10:00", mem = "400M", nodes = 1, ntasks = 4,
-  modules = c("r/4.5.1")
+  modules = c("r/4.5")
 ))
 
 # Give it a spin
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ f <- future({
 info <- value(f)
 print(info)
 #>   hostname    os cores  modules
-#> 1      n12 Linux     4  r/4.5.1
+#> 1      n12 Linux     4  r/4.5.2
 ```
 
 ## Introduction