When registering files of different descriptor types (e.g., CWL and WDL), the tool file (and maybe the file wrapper) objects for all files (e.g., CWL files andWDL files) are stored underneath each of the descriptors.
Specifically, I used PUT /tools/{id} to store a workflow with four files, one PRIMARY_DESCRIPTOR each for CWL and WDL, a SECONDARY_DESCRIPTOR file for CWL and an OTHER file for WDL, so two files per workflow. Then hitting the GET .../{type}/files endpoint for both type CWL and WDL returned all 4 files. The GET .../{type}/descriptor endpoint seemed to give the right response for each type.
To do:
[x] Investigate issue
[x] Fix code in register_objects.py() (most likely)
uniqueg
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4 years ago
When registering files of different descriptor types (e.g.,
CWLandWDL), the tool file (and maybe the file wrapper) objects for all files (e.g.,CWLfiles andWDLfiles) are stored underneath each of the descriptors.Specifically, I used
PUT /tools/{id}to store a workflow with four files, onePRIMARY_DESCRIPTOReach forCWLandWDL, aSECONDARY_DESCRIPTORfile forCWLand anOTHERfile forWDL, so two files per workflow. Then hitting theGET .../{type}/filesendpoint for both typeCWLandWDLreturned all 4 files. TheGET .../{type}/descriptorendpoint seemed to give the right response for each type.To do:
register_objects.py()(most likely)