Closed ltalirz closed 3 years ago
@rokroskar I believe I've copied over everything from my local repo that is necessary - is there a way to check?
This is great @ltalirz, thanks! you can test it by creating a new project on renkulab by selecting "custom" for the template and adding the repo URL + ref for your branch:
One thing this repo is currently still missing is a manifest file - could you add one (I forgot to do it on repo init...) - it should look like this one. The docs explain what should go in there: https://renku.readthedocs.io/en/0.7.1/user/templates.html#manifest-yaml
thanks @rokroskar - I've added the manifest.yaml but for some reason I get an "internal error" when clicking on "Create project" - any ideas?
Perhaps I should also mention that I randomly get errors when opening https://renkulab.io/projects/new , e.g. see below
Oh I think this might be a bug because archive-url
is taken to be the parameter name and it cannot have a dash - I'll make an issue for that. I forked your branch and made a change on top that fixes that and uses the __sanitized_project_name__
to have the correct paths inserted. See https://renkulab.io/projects/rok.roskar/test-aiida-templates-again
(the other intermittent internal error is a known bug that will be fixed hopefully in the next 24 hours)
Ok, no problem (and thanks for investigating) - I've replaced it with archive_url
.
Let me know in case you would like me to make any further changes
I'm sure one we'll still want to make improvements here and there (improvements to the README etc.) but the basics should be there.
I guess the idea would be that the link from the Materials Cloud Archive would be able to pre-populate the value of the archive_url
?
rebased into 3 commits
The first commit is the python-minimal template; the second commit changes for the AiiDA environment