Add option to replace failed elements on job rerun #5321
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Replacing failed collection elements was already possible when dependent jobs were found (galaxyproject#5247). This commit restructures the remapping so that remapping is possible when no dependent jobs are available. This also simplifies the replacement of HDAs between old and new jobs.
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I think this happened when I was in Boston and I completely missed it, this is totally incredible. Thanks so much @mvdbeek! |
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Replacing failed collection elements was already possible when dependent jobs
were found (#5247).
This commit restructures the remapping so that remapping is possible when no
dependent jobs are available. This also simplifies the replacement of HDAs
between old and new jobs.