Open tiborsimko opened 4 years ago
In my eyes, both look inclusive. For instance, in a workflow with 3 steps (s1, s2, s3):
-o FROM=s2
: executes s2 and s3-o UNTIL=s2
: executes s1 and s2-o FROM=s2 -o UNTIL=s2
: executes s2But I agree, it's a matter of document it properly.
During Analysis Preservation Bootcamp, the use of the
restart
command with FROM and TARGET options became a bit confusing:Does
-o FROM=mystepM -o TARGET=mystepN
mean that the workflow will restart including mystepM or that it will only run steps after mystepM?IOW, are "from" and "until" terms including or excluding the listed step?
What can we do?
We can document this better.
We can muse about better words to possibly improve the meaning to avoid misunderstandings. E.g. FROM/UNTIL would be a natural duo, although "until" may have the same problem (does it include or exclude its specified boundary?).