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Currently when computing the molecular orbitals for a trajectory, which is required by several workflows, a first initial guess for the wave function is computed and then the molecular orbitals for the first point is computed. subsequently points use the previous step as as wave function guess.
The problem is in the last step, if a point doesn't converge, it fails and the calculation raise an error.
Solution
A sensible fix would be to recompute a guess for the calculation that didn't converge.
Problem
Currently when computing the molecular orbitals for a trajectory, which is required by several workflows, a first initial guess for the wave function is computed and then the molecular orbitals for the first point is computed. subsequently points use the previous step as as wave function guess.
The problem is in the last step, if a point doesn't converge, it fails and the calculation raise an error.
Solution
A sensible fix would be to recompute a guess for the calculation that didn't converge.
@iinfant76 any further comment?
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