Things should be working in change set 6667:86d9c5ddbafc, which is now available from the Galaxy central repository. Please let me know if you bump into any problems. To use the latest features related to tool versioning, update your local tool shed as well as your local Galaxy instance ( both require updating the database schema ). In your local tool shed, reset all metadata for each repository using the Repository Actions pop-up for each repository. Since you already have repositories in your tool shed, you'll need to do this once for each existing repository. Any updates to the repository will automatically do this. New repositories created from here on will handle this automatically as well. Then, in your local Galaxy instance, set tool versions for each installed tool shed repository using the repository's pop-up. On Feb 3, 2012, at 11:07 AM, Greg Von Kuster wrote:
Hello Ira,
Thanks for reporting this - there are several similar issues that I've corrected in my next change set, which will be available today. This change set will introduce tool versioning for Galaxy tools, whether they are installed from a tool shed, or are available with the distribution. This will affect the tool shed as well as repositories installed from tool sheds that contain tools. This versioning feature will provide a chain of ancestor tool versions and descendant tool versions for any tool instance.
It would be great if you and others that have set up local Galaxy tool sheds can test this out. I will get fixes for issues (if any exist) as fast as possible. My hope is that this will be the last major feature introduced until we get everything stabilized a bit more between the tool shed and Galaxy.
Thanks!
Greg Von Kuster
On Feb 2, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Ira Cooke wrote:
Hi,
We've been running into an issue when attempting to create a new toolshed tool. We have the toolshed and the main galaxy web app setup and running, but updating our tool to the latest version always fails.
When clicking "Get updates" on our installed tool we find that the initial request is sent fine to the community application, but the reply is missing a slash after the galaxy url. This causes the request to fail.
Our solution to this problem was to modify lib/galaxy/webapps/community/controllers/repository.py on line 795 to include a slash after the galaxy url.
After we did this though we encountered another problem .. this time in lib/galaxy/web/controllers/admin_toolshed.py . In this case there is a named parameter to a method but the name of the parameter does not match the method definition. The problem was on 688 where "name = name" should read "repository_name=name".
After making these changes the get updates function seems to work fine.
Hope this helps. Ira
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