flapy.sh doesn't work on MacOS

[FabianScharnboeck]

Version: MacOS Ventura 13.4

I think it might have something to do with getopts in flapy.sh

Log messages (private information [omitted])

"./flapy.sh run --out-dir example_results flapy_input_example_tiny.csv
--run-on not specified -> defaulting to 'locally'
-- ./run_csv.sh
Num runs: run
Run on: locally
Constraint:
Input CSV: flapy.sh
Plus random runs:
Core args:
Out-dir:
----
input-csv length: 159
-- ./run_line.sh
input csv file: [omitted]/PycharmProjects/flapy-github-fork/FlaPy/flapy-results_20230613_143551/!flapy.run//input.csv
slurm array task id:
input csv line num: 2
Num runs: run
----
Project name:
Project url:
Project hash:
PyPi tag:
Funcs to trace:
Tests to be run:
cat: /etc/hostname: No such file or directory
-- ./run_container.sh (run_container.sh)
Project name:
Project url:
Project hash:
PyPi tag:
Funcs to trace:
Tests to be run:
Num runs: run
Plus random runs:
Iteration results: [omitted]//PycharmProjects/flapy-github-fork/FlaPy/flapy-results_20230613_143551/_20230613_143551_2
Flapy Args:
-- Prepare for docker command
-- prepare_for_docker_command: Using default setup script
-- Define FlaPy docker image
-- Creating alias 'flapy_docker_command'
-- Pulling FlaPY docker image
-- Node [omitted]
-- Prepare for docker command
-- prepare_for_docker_command: Using default setup script
-- Define FlaPy docker image
-- Creating alias 'flapy_docker_command'
-- Loading image registry.hub.docker.com/gruberma/flapy
2023-06-13T14:35:52+02:00
Using default tag: latest
latest: Pulling from gruberma/flapy
Digest: sha256:9afb8080e80eb7fc9f51ea25b6e6b0499e7a0e3e1f2e93348163c04a4e82c941
Status: Image is up to date for registry.hub.docker.com/gruberma/flapy:latest
registry.hub.docker.com/gruberma/flapy:latest
2023-06-13T14:35:55+02:00
-- Echo image+container info
-- Prepare for docker command
-- prepare_for_docker_command: Using default setup script
-- Define FlaPy docker image
-- Creating alias 'flapy_docker_command'
-- IMAGES
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
ubuntu_test
..."