Closed divibisan closed 9 months ago
Yup the umicollapse
script looks for the jar
file locally. You should just edit the script and insert the absolute path to work around this issue. Alternatively, you could make the path relative to the script location: https://stackoverflow.com/a/24112741
It's possible this is an issue with my setup, but whenever I try to run UMICollapse from any directory than the one it's installed in (I've added the UMICollapse directory to my PATH), I get the following error
Error: Unable to access jarfile umicollapse.jar
. I do not get this error if I cd into the UMICollapse directory and call it from there, or if I editumicollapse
to give the full, absolute path to umicollapse.jar in the-jar
argument.I'm using
openjdk version "11.0.19" 2023-04-18 LTS
on an EC2 instance running Amazon Linux. I've gotten the same issue when UMICollapse was installed on the same EBS as the data (in my home folder) and with it installed on a mounted EFS.I can deal with this issue, but it makes it more difficult to incorporate into my pipeline. Thanks!