Calling WDL Engine Functions Causes TES to Fail on Initialization https://t.co/eh50M1tNGJ #github #C# #Shell #Dockerfile #wdl #HTML
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Calling WDL Engine Functions Causes TES to Fail on Initialization · Issue #32 · microsoft/CromwellOnAzure
When calling WDL engine functions within a task that write their output to the execution directory (ie write_lines, write_tsv) the TES task will fail to initialize and report a SYSTEM_ERROR. When a...
Should be merged into mod-congrats-on-level https://t.co/1mXRQuCmO7 #github #C# #Shell #Dockerfile #wdl #HTML #C++ #CMake #Shell
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Should be merged into mod-congrats-on-level · Issue #5 · azerothcore/mod-fireworks-on-level
This module is so useless that it should be merged into mod-congrats-on-level and then this repo archived/deleted
Check upfront in the PacBio CCS and CLR pipelines whether a PacBio flowcell actually represents CCS or CLR … https://t.co/Yn6mqgIgeS #github #wdl #Python #R #Shell #Dockerfile #Makefile
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Check upfront in the PacBio CCS and CLR pipelines whether a PacBio flowcell actually represents CCS or CLR data · Issue #70 · …
The metadata.xml file that accompanies PacBio data is unreliable with regards to whether a flowcell represents CCS or CLR data. However, it's pretty easy to look at the first few hundred re...
Add background task to update cache for VM prices and sizes https://t.co/1kp3cSzgsf #github #C# #Shell #Dockerfile #wdl #HTML
— first-issues (@first_issues) April 29, 2020
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Add background task to update cache for VM prices and sizes · Issue #78 · microsoft/CromwellOnAzure
Add a background task that updates the cache for VM prices and sizes every few days
Check upfront in the PacBio CCS and CLR pipelines whether a PacBio flowcell actually represents CCS or CLR … https://t.co/Yn6mqgIgeS #github #Jupyter Notebook #wdl #Python #Shell #R #Dockerfile #Makefile #Java #JavaScript
— first-issues (@first_issues) June 12, 2020
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Check upfront in the PacBio CCS and CLR pipelines whether a PacBio flowcell actually represents CCS or CLR data · Issue #70 · …
The metadata.xml file that accompanies PacBio data is unreliable with regards to whether a flowcell represents CCS or CLR data. However, it's pretty easy to look at the first few hundred re...
CWL: shorten job names https://t.co/FEnUpTAzw8 #github #Python #Makefile #Common Workflow Language #wdl #Shell #Dockerfile
— first-issues (@first_issues) September 23, 2020
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CWL: shorten job names · Issue #3235 · DataBiosphere/toil
"We could also try and update the job naming for CWL jobs to include fewer UUIDs, because I'm not sure they really help anyone for debugging." #3226 (comment) ┆Issue is sy...
Try to centralize strings parsing in get_expr_string https://t.co/WXDlSCpyPu #github #Common Workflow Language #wdl #Python #Makefile
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Try to centralize strings parsing in get_expr_string · Issue #185 · common-workflow-lab/wdl-cwl-translator
It could call the get_literal_value function, so the rest of the code can be centralized in the expr_string function. See: #184 (comment)
refactor: remove global variables memory_used, disk_used, disk_reads, disk_writes, last_time in `ref()` https://t.co/S1GDCfhzaO #github #Python #wdl #Dockerfile
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refactor: remove global variables memory_used, disk_used, disk_reads, disk_writes, last_time in `ref()` · Issue #3 · deepgenomics/cromwell…
refactoring should be done to remove the use of global for memory_used, disk_used, disk_reads, disk_writes, and last_time.