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@hzhou hzhou commented May 14, 2026

Pull Request Description

Progress timeout is generally useful for systems to prevent unnecessary deadlocks or hangs and avoid wasting core hours. However, there is no good default value for MPIR_CVAR_PROGRESS_TIMEOUT value since some application may legitimately have long pending communications. Improve the error message so user are explained on the reason for the error and direction on how to reset MPIR_CVAR_PROGRESS_TIMEOUT.

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Progress timeout is generally useful for systems to prevent unnecessary
deadlocks or hangs and avoid wasting core hours. However, there is no
good default value for MPIR_CVAR_PROGRESS_TIMEOUT value since some
application may legitimately have long pending communications. Improve
the error message so user are explained on the reason for the error and
direction on how to reset MPIR_CVAR_PROGRESS_TIMEOUT.
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