GitHub user dave-csc edited a comment on the discussion: Need help for a broken
pipeline... probably after a Hop update
> Have you tried specifying a target file name for the pipeline after injection
> (`Options` -> `Option target file (hpl after injection)`). Do you see any
> issues in the data grid if you uncheck the `Run resulting pipeline` and open
> the generated pipeline after the injection?
Hi @bamaer,
I'll explain the path question below (I exported directly my pipelines, for
your tests you need to tweak the paths in the "testing" and "main" pipeline of
course), first I tried to do this test and a significant difference occurred in
the resulting debug pipeline:
- with Hop 2.10 the **Data grid** transform is correctly populated, both in the
"Meta" and the "Data" sections
- with Hop 2.12 only the "Meta" section is populated, the "Data" section
contains 5 empty rows (as if their contents have not been injected)
> First thing I noticed is that your MDI transform points to
> `${HOP_CONFIG_FOLDER}/projects/_root/datanorm/_inj-anti-normalizer.hpl` as
> the child pipeline. As the name implies, `${HOP_CONFIG_FOLDER}` should be a
> folder to store configuration. Using it for project files is not what I would
> consider a best practice, if not just tricky.
The `${HOP_CONFIG_FOLDER}` has been moved away from its default location, so
the configuration used is the same for all the installed versions of Hop.
However, in the default location a `project` subfolder indeed exists, and seems
to be intended to store project files (`default` and `samples` are there): so
why it should be risky to keep a similar one off the default location?
Thanks for your support
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/hop/discussions/5128#discussioncomment-12724370
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