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gitlab: worfklows started from GitLab using yadage failing #235
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diegodelemos opened this issue
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· Fixed by reanahub/reana-workflow-engine-yadage#137 or reanahub/reana-workflow-controller#283
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gitlab: worfklows started from GitLab using yadage failing #235
diegodelemos opened this issue
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· Fixed by reanahub/reana-workflow-engine-yadage#137 or reanahub/reana-workflow-controller#283
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* There will be cases (i.e. integration with Git providers) in which there won't be a workflow specification stored in the database. This only happens when submission comes from a REANA client. So in this cases, by knowing the path of the workflow file, the workflow engines can load with their specific libraries the workflow files (which we will optimistically assume are there if not, workflow engine should fail saying there is no workflow to be processed) (closes reanahub/reana#235).
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* If there is no workflow specification provided to the workflow engine, a new parameter can be passed. This is the relative path to the workflow file. This is needed for the case of running a workflow triggered by a Git provider, i.e. on commit to master, so we expect the analysis code to be present in the workflow workspace and, hence, we can load it (closes reanahub/reana#235).
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* There will be cases (i.e. integration with Git providers) in which there won't be a workflow specification stored in the database. This only happens when submission comes from a REANA client. So in this cases, by knowing the path of the workflow file, the workflow engines can load with their specific libraries the workflow files (which we will optimistically assume are there if not, workflow engine should fail saying there is no workflow to be processed) (closes reanahub/reana#235).
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* There will be cases (i.e. integration with Git providers) in which there won't be a workflow specification stored in the database. This only happens when submission doesn't come from a REANA client. So in this cases, by knowing the path of the workflow file, the workflow engines can load with their specific libraries the workflow files (which we will optimistically assume are there if not, workflow engine should fail saying there is no workflow to be processed) (closes reanahub/reana#235).
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* There will be cases (i.e. integration with Git providers) in which there won't be a workflow specification stored in the database. This only happens when submission doesn't come from a REANA client. So in this cases, by knowing the path of the workflow file, the workflow engines can load with their specific libraries the workflow files (which we will optimistically assume are there if not, workflow engine should fail saying there is no workflow to be processed) (closes reanahub/reana#235).
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After integrating a yadage workflow on GitLab, I get:
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