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Question: Running A Workflow From Command Line
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9.7 years ago by
Erick Antezana • 120
Erick Antezana • 120 wrote:
Hi, is there a way to run a workflow that was built using the galaxy web interface from the command line? thanks, Erick
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modified 9.7 years ago by James Taylor • 70 • written 9.7 years ago by Erick Antezana • 120
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James Taylor • 70 wrote:
Erick, Not yet, but this feature is on the list. Thanks, James James Taylor Assistant Professor Department of Biology Department of Mathematics & Computer Science Emory University
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Erick Antezana • 120 wrote:
Hi James, thanks for considering it. And what about having zoom in/out capabilities while dealing with the workflows? cheers, Erick
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Yes, some sort of zooming would be good. The interface might be a bit tricky though, since it would be hard to manipulate connections if the handles were any smaller. I need to play with this a bit to find something that works. Suggestions are welcome. Thanks!
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perhaps having on the left (or right side) a sliding rule (like in the google maps) would be nice. And, while in editing mode, users will need to zoom in sufficiently so that they do not miss the connection terminals... on the other hand, is there a way or would it be possible to have it as part of the future features the possibility to define modular workflows? I mean to have workflows that could be invoked by other ones or included within a given one..? Erick
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