Re: [galaxy-dev] Hidden output files

2012-04-18 Thread Dannon Baker
Hi Frank,

This should be resolved as of changeset 7057:08fbfeaaf3e1.  Thanks!

-Dannon


On Mar 27, 2012, at 4:37 AM, Frank Sørensen wrote:

 Hi Dannon,
 
 Unfortunately our server is (still) behind a firewall, so I can't share 
 anything, but I hope you can reproduce the error from the following 
 description.
 
 If I make a vanilla test workflow say:
 
 Input Dataset - Map with BWA for Illumina (single end) - SAM-to-BAM - 
 flagstat
 
 and save it. Then all outputs will show if I run it, even if none of the 
 snowflakes are checked which is not logical. It would be better if the 
 output visibility was checked by default, and the user should actively 
 de-select the outputs that should be hidden, but that's another matter.
 
 If I edit the workflow that I just created, and select the output from 
 flagstat to be visible, then the two other (BWA and SAM-to-BAM) will be 
 hidden when I run it, which they should be. So far so good...
 
 If I edit the workflow again and select the remaining outputs (BWA and 
 SAM-to-BAM) to be visible and save the workflow, then only BWA will be 
 visible after run, thats a problem, SAM-to-BAM should also be visible since 
 that's what I selected.
 
 If I want the output from SAM-to-BAM to be visible, I have to edit the 
 workflow again, and de-select visibility of the output from SAM-to-BAM, save 
 the workflow, and re-edit the workflow and select visibility of the output 
 from SAM-to-BAM and save the workflow.
 
 It seems that selection/de-selection of output visibility only works under 
 some circumstances and not others.
 
 I can conclude the state of the output visibility on the existing or missing 
 post-hide-action, which is apparent if I select run workflow, and press 
 expand all on the Running workflow screen, so I don't actually have to run 
 the workflow, which is a great help.
 
 By tweaking my workflows using this editing / re-editing method, it is 
 actually possible to get the visibility of all outputs into the state that I 
 desire, but it is quite cumbersome on larger workflows.
 
 Regards
 
 - Frank

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Re: [galaxy-dev] Hidden output files

2012-04-18 Thread Frank Sørensen

Thanks.

I have set up Mercurial to fetch updates from galaxy-dist, and it seems 
that my version of galaxy is up to date.


- Should I pull from galaxy-central to get this update (7057:08fbfeaaf3e1)?
- If so, could you please tell me how I do that?
- Do you know how I permanently change repository from galaxy-dist to 
galaxy central, without loosing my tools and modifications?


Kind Regards

- Frank

Den 18-04-2012 14:09, Dannon Baker skrev:

Hi Frank,

This should be resolved as of changeset 7057:08fbfeaaf3e1.  Thanks!

-Dannon


On Mar 27, 2012, at 4:37 AM, Frank Sørensen wrote:


Hi Dannon,

Unfortunately our server is (still) behind a firewall, so I can't share 
anything, but I hope you can reproduce the error from the following description.

If I make a vanilla test workflow say:

Input Dataset -  Map with BWA for Illumina (single end) -  SAM-to-BAM -  
flagstat

and save it. Then all outputs will show if I run it, even if none of the 
snowflakes are checked which is not logical. It would be better if the output 
visibility was checked by default, and the user should actively de-select the outputs 
that should be hidden, but that's another matter.

If I edit the workflow that I just created, and select the output from flagstat 
to be visible, then the two other (BWA and SAM-to-BAM) will be hidden when I 
run it, which they should be. So far so good...

If I edit the workflow again and select the remaining outputs (BWA and 
SAM-to-BAM) to be visible and save the workflow, then only BWA will be visible 
after run, thats a problem, SAM-to-BAM should also be visible since that's what 
I selected.

If I want the output from SAM-to-BAM to be visible, I have to edit the workflow 
again, and de-select visibility of the output from SAM-to-BAM, save the 
workflow, and re-edit the workflow and select visibility of the output from 
SAM-to-BAM and save the workflow.

It seems that selection/de-selection of output visibility only works under some 
circumstances and not others.

I can conclude the state of the output visibility on the existing or missing post-hide-action, 
which is apparent if I select run workflow, and press expand all on the 
Running workflow screen, so I don't actually have to run the workflow, which is a great help.

By tweaking my workflows using this editing / re-editing method, it is actually 
possible to get the visibility of all outputs into the state that I desire, but 
it is quite cumbersome on larger workflows.

Regards

- Frank


--
Frank Sørensen, B.Sc., Programmer
Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (MDL)
Molekylær Medicinsk Afdeling (MOMA)
Århus Universitetshospital Skejby, Brendstrupgårdsvej, 8200 Århus N
Tlf. +45 7845 5363
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Re: [galaxy-dev] Hidden output files

2012-04-18 Thread Dannon Baker
On Apr 18, 2012, at 8:44 AM, Frank Sørensen wrote:

 - Should I pull from galaxy-central to get this update (7057:08fbfeaaf3e1)?
 - If so, could you please tell me how I do that?

Sure, you can pull from galaxy-central by issuing a manual pull with source 
from your galaxy-dist directory:

 hg pull -u https://bitbucket.org/galaxy/galaxy-central

 - Do you know how I permanently change repository from galaxy-dist to galaxy 
 central, without loosing my tools and modifications?

If you want to permanently change to galaxy-central, you'll need to manually 
edit the file galaxydirectory/.hg/hgrc.  It should look something like this:

[paths]
default = https://bitbucket.org/galaxy/galaxy-dist


Just change galaxy-dist to galaxy-central, save it, and you're good to go.


-Dannon


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Re: [galaxy-dev] Hidden output files

2012-03-27 Thread Frank Sørensen

Hi Dannon,

Unfortunately our server is (still) behind a firewall, so I can't share 
anything, but I hope you can reproduce the error from the following 
description.


If I make a vanilla test workflow say:

Input Dataset - Map with BWA for Illumina (single end) - SAM-to-BAM - 
flagstat


and save it. Then all outputs will show if I run it, even if none of the 
snowflakes are checked which is not logical. It would be better if the 
output visibility was checked by default, and the user should actively 
de-select the outputs that should be hidden, but that's another matter.


If I edit the workflow that I just created, and select the output from 
flagstat to be visible, then the two other (BWA and SAM-to-BAM) will be 
hidden when I run it, which they should be. So far so good...


If I edit the workflow again and select the remaining outputs (BWA and 
SAM-to-BAM) to be visible and save the workflow, then only BWA will be 
visible after run, thats a problem, SAM-to-BAM should also be visible 
since that's what I selected.


If I want the output from SAM-to-BAM to be visible, I have to edit the 
workflow again, and de-select visibility of the output from SAM-to-BAM, 
save the workflow, and re-edit the workflow and select visibility of the 
output from SAM-to-BAM and save the workflow.


It seems that selection/de-selection of output visibility only works 
under some circumstances and not others.


I can conclude the state of the output visibility on the existing or 
missing post-hide-action, which is apparent if I select run workflow, 
and press expand all on the Running workflow screen, so I don't 
actually have to run the workflow, which is a great help.


By tweaking my workflows using this editing / re-editing method, it is 
actually possible to get the visibility of all outputs into the state 
that I desire, but it is quite cumbersome on larger workflows.


Regards

- Frank


Den 23-03-2012 12:53, Dannon Baker skrev:

Could you share an offending workflow with me?  Or is it any workflow?  I've 
not seen this behavior before, but it definitely shouldn't be random.  So in 
your situation the same workflow run multiple times will not consistently hide 
the same datasets?

-Dannon

On Mar 23, 2012, at 6:05 AM, Frank Sørensen wrote:


Hi,

I seem to have some problems with the visibility of tool outputs in my 
workflows. When I flag any given output as visible, Galaxy sometimes decides to 
hide it in the resulting history anyway. I can't find any systematic behavior 
though. It seems to be rather arbitrary weather Galaxy decides that the file 
should be hidden or not. I would estimate the random hiding to occur on about 
50% of my outputs.

Has anyone seen this before?

Regards

- Frank

--
Frank Sørensen, B.Sc., Programmer
Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (MDL)
Molekylær Medicinsk Afdeling (MOMA)
Århus Universitetshospital Skejby, Brendstrupgårdsvej, 8200 Århus N
Tlf. +45 7845 5363
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Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (MDL)
Molekylær Medicinsk Afdeling (MOMA)
Århus Universitetshospital Skejby, Brendstrupgårdsvej, 8200 Århus N
Tlf. +45 7845 5363
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[galaxy-dev] Hidden output files

2012-03-23 Thread Frank Sørensen

Hi,

I seem to have some problems with the visibility of tool outputs in my 
workflows. When I flag any given output as visible, Galaxy sometimes 
decides to hide it in the resulting history anyway. I can't find any 
systematic behavior though. It seems to be rather arbitrary weather 
Galaxy decides that the file should be hidden or not. I would estimate 
the random hiding to occur on about 50% of my outputs.


Has anyone seen this before?

Regards

- Frank

--
Frank Sørensen, B.Sc., Programmer
Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (MDL)
Molekylær Medicinsk Afdeling (MOMA)
Århus Universitetshospital Skejby, Brendstrupgårdsvej, 8200 Århus N
Tlf. +45 7845 5363
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Re: [galaxy-dev] Hidden output files

2012-03-23 Thread Dannon Baker
Could you share an offending workflow with me?  Or is it any workflow?  I've 
not seen this behavior before, but it definitely shouldn't be random.  So in 
your situation the same workflow run multiple times will not consistently hide 
the same datasets?

-Dannon

On Mar 23, 2012, at 6:05 AM, Frank Sørensen wrote:

 Hi,
 
 I seem to have some problems with the visibility of tool outputs in my 
 workflows. When I flag any given output as visible, Galaxy sometimes decides 
 to hide it in the resulting history anyway. I can't find any systematic 
 behavior though. It seems to be rather arbitrary weather Galaxy decides that 
 the file should be hidden or not. I would estimate the random hiding to occur 
 on about 50% of my outputs.
 
 Has anyone seen this before?
 
 Regards
 
 - Frank
 
 -- 
 Frank Sørensen, B.Sc., Programmer
 Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory (MDL)
 Molekylær Medicinsk Afdeling (MOMA)
 Århus Universitetshospital Skejby, Brendstrupgårdsvej, 8200 Århus N
 Tlf. +45 7845 5363
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