Adding support for AiiDA monitors #111
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Now launch_shell_job allows to optionally set monitors which are simply passed to the underlying builder. Also, I am slighly adapting tests to ensure they can also run on a default MacOS machine (where default paths for common bash commands are a bit different, as well as the behaviour of some commands, such as the available flags of the `date` command...)
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Now launch_shell_job allows to optionally set monitors which are simply passed to the underlying builder.
Also, I am slighly adapting tests to ensure they can also run on a default MacOS machine (where default paths for common bash commands are a bit different, as well as the behaviour of some commands, such as the available flags of the
datecommand...)