Fixes a bug in the publish_qc command, when projects have used a custom QC protocol. In these cases the bug meant that QC verification would fail if the stored protocol name was not one of the built-in protocols. (Potentially it could also fail if the stored QC specification differed from that for a built-in protocol with the same name.)
The fix is to the invocation of the verify_qc function (in qc/utils.py) within the publish_qc command, to remove the explicit setting of the QC protocol from the stored name - instead verify_qc (and the underlying report_qc.py utility) is left to determine the protocol to verify against (where the QC specification will be used if present, ignoring the name).
Fixes a bug in the
publish_qccommand, when projects have used a custom QC protocol. In these cases the bug meant that QC verification would fail if the stored protocol name was not one of the built-in protocols. (Potentially it could also fail if the stored QC specification differed from that for a built-in protocol with the same name.)The fix is to the invocation of the
verify_qcfunction (inqc/utils.py) within thepublish_qccommand, to remove the explicit setting of the QC protocol from the stored name - insteadverify_qc(and the underlyingreport_qc.pyutility) is left to determine the protocol to verify against (where the QC specification will be used if present, ignoring the name).Closes #979.