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A "normal" study 01Minimal with filename 01Minimal/isa.study.xlsx
A study assay with filename assay1/isa.assay.xlsx
However, the assay is actually registered in the study, as can be seen with arc a list or arc s list (see second screenshot). Therefore, there should only be one study containing the only assay. The study 01Minimal contains assay1 in the json output, but whithout a process sequence attached, whereas the assay itself (and therefore the second study) does contain the process sequence.
Describe the bug
When I run
arc export
on the proteomics samplearc (https://git.nfdi4plants.org/martinkuhl/SampleARC_Proteomics), the output json file contains two studies (see first screenshot):01Minimal
with filename01Minimal/isa.study.xlsx
assay1/isa.assay.xlsx
However, the assay is actually registered in the study, as can be seen with
arc a list
orarc s list
(see second screenshot). Therefore, there should only be one study containing the only assay. The study01Minimal
containsassay1
in the json output, but whithout a process sequence attached, whereas the assay itself (and therefore the second study) does contain the process sequence.To Reproduce
Run
arc export
on the proteomics samplearc (https://git.nfdi4plants.org/martinkuhl/SampleARC_Proteomics).Expected behavior
The output should only contain one assay and one study, with the only assay being part of the only study.
Screenshots
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