Closed ArnaudBelcour closed 5 years ago
When using the --clean argument with mpwt before a run on an input folder, all PGDBs are deleted.
With a new option (like --delete), only PGDBs redundant with the input files will be deleted.
Example:
Folder_input ├── species_1 │ └── species_1.gbk ├── species_2 │ └── species_2.gff │ └── species_2.fasta ├── species_3 │ └── species_3.gbk
And species_1, species_2 and species_4 are in ptools-local.
Actually by using mpwt -f Folder_input --patho --dat --clean species_1, species_2 and species_4 are deleted inside ptools-local.
The new argument will only delete species_1 and species_2.
Modify --clean behaviour when using with -f input_folder. Now it will delete all PGDBs associated with the input folder.
Added in #27 .
When using the --clean argument with mpwt before a run on an input folder, all PGDBs are deleted.
With a new option (like --delete), only PGDBs redundant with the input files will be deleted.
Example:
And species_1, species_2 and species_4 are in ptools-local.
Actually by using mpwt -f Folder_input --patho --dat --clean species_1, species_2 and species_4 are deleted inside ptools-local.
The new argument will only delete species_1 and species_2.