Closed AmandaBirmingham closed 6 years ago
This should not require any code changes, just changes to the package definitions--hopefully only in the four files for the four packages Gail has called out above.
@adswafford Given that this requires (only) changes to package files, I'm guessing you want @stephanieorch to handle it. Can you confirm or deny? :)
Confirm, @stephanieorch do you know what changes to make or do you need instructions from Amanda?
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@adswafford https://github.com/adswafford Given that this requires (only) changes to package files, I'm guessing you want @stephanieorch https://github.com/stephanieorch to handle it. Can you confirm or deny? :)
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I can make these changes I just need the old package files from @AmandaBirmingham
@stephanieorch The best place to get the most current package files is the github repository. Go to https://github.com/ucsd-ccbb/cmi_metadata_wizard/tree/master/metadata_wizard/settings/packages to see all the package files in the current master branch, and click on the one you want to work on. The page that opens will have a "Download" button--click it to download the package file to your machine so you can work on it.
Once you're done with them, you can send them to me to commit back to the GitHub repo (or you can commit them yourself, or I can teach you to if you don't know how but want to :) ).
Fixed by PRs 130 and 132
From @ackermag via email:
At the request of EBI, we are going to adopt the use of the host-associated terms from the MiMARKS standard and rename all the existing fields in Qiita accordingly. This is the list and our consensus: All hosts: host_subject_id [unchanged] - we use this host_common_name [unchanged]- we use this host_taxid [unchanged]- we use this life_stage [change] host_life_stage
Plants and animals height [change] host_height - when provided
All animals: age - [change] host_age body_site - [change] host_body_site body_product - [change] host_body_product body_habitat - [change] host_body_habitat height - [change] host_height weight - [change] host_weight
Humans: BMI->host_body_mass_index
When the following are provided make sure they are prefixed with "host_":
host_growth_conditions host_substrate host_occupation host_total_mass host_dry_mass host_phenotype host_genotype host_infra_specific_name host_infra_specific_rank host_body_temperature host_color host_shape
I believe Stephanie can assist with implementing this in the metadata Wizard. Please let me know if you need additional information.