Retry tasks with exit code 247 for added memory#353
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I've noticed that Picard MarkDuplicates can fail with the exit code 247 because of insufficient memory. I can confirm that increasing the memory allocation from the default of 7 GB to 16 GB resolved the issue. Indeed, the
peakVmemafter this adjustment was 13.6 GB. I figured that it would be nice if the workflow auto-retried the task with double and then triple the default memory allocation (in this case, doubling would have sufficed).