On 11/17/2015 01:18 PM, John Chilton wrote:
The workflow subsystem has the ability to define a connection like this (just wait for one tool to pass before calling the next without a input/output relationship) but it hasn't been exposed in the workflow editor yet. That's incredibly exciting John. Can't wait for workflow availability of that feature. It was a huge problem for my tools when I was writing internal wrappers which did ordering dependent operations on external databases. Good to hear it's going to be possible. -John
On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 8:12 PM, Dooley, Damion <Damion.Dooley@bccdc.ca> wrote:
Has anyone done a tool part of which simply takes in a data collection and provides it (symlinked) in a corresponding output data collection? We have a quality control tool that enables us to stop workflow, preventing subsequent jobs to be run if a problem has been detected. Currently our tool only sym-links through an individual dataset. It would be great if it could work on a whole data collection of any sort.
I see there’s a <collections> tag now – is there an easy solution using this – and that doesn’t loose metadata?
<collection name=“genericCollectionSymlink" label=“Workflow datasets”> <discover_datasets pattern=???????????? visible="true" ......................????????? </collection>
At moment we use parameters for format_source="workflow_files" metadata_source=“workflow_files” to pass through all the info on an input dataset...
<inputs> … <param name="workflow_files" type="data" optional="True" multiple=“False" label="Workflow data" help="Select dataset(s) that subsequent workflow stages can consume if report status is not fail'." /> </inputs> <outputs> <data name="workflow_files_pass" format_source="workflow_files" label="Workflow datasets" metadata_source="workflow_files” > <filter>(workflow_files)</filter> </data> </outputs>
Much obliged!
Damion
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