Pin esmpy to anything but 8.1.0 since that particular one changes the CPU affinity#1310
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See the issue and comment for more details, in a nutshell - for some reason
esmf/esmpy=8.1.0reduces cpu affinity to 0 when running esmvalcore; thanks to @SarahAlidoost for noticing this; 8.1.1 is fine but is yet to be solved for in the conda/mamba environment; 8.0.1 is fine too and it's what esmvaltool currently ingests in the environmentCloses #1208
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Nope because the test docker container is prebuilt with
esmpy=8.1.0actually, but all else passes fine as it should be 👍To help with the number pull requests: