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trace file rolling is now disabled in newer versions of nextflow: Custom trace file rotation/renaming is broken in 22.10.0 nextflow-io/nextflow#3317. With our current configuration trace { file = 'trace.txt' }, there are errors with resume because nextflow is attempting to write to the same location without rolling the previous file (unless we specify overwrite = true). Similar applies to execution report and execution timeline. We should change how we output trace files and possibly adjust tempodeliver to expect trace files with different names.
nextflow sometimes ignores config directives written with the dot notation (e.g. process.errorStrategies rather than process {}), documented at process directive not always applying to run nextflow-io/nextflow#3154. The developers said they plan to address it but i am still finding the issue in a recent release (22.10.3). We should put dot notation configs into braces {} to avoid issues going forward.
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(not sure why the code preview isn't showing up) basically where all execution reports go to a named, unique folder each time the run initializes. that way we can save all trace files and have them be organized.
trace { file = 'trace.txt' }
, there are errors with resume because nextflow is attempting to write to the same location without rolling the previous file (unless we specifyoverwrite = true
). Similar applies to execution report and execution timeline. We should change how we output trace files and possibly adjust tempodeliver to expect trace files with different names.process.errorStrategies
rather thanprocess {}
), documented at process directive not always applying to run nextflow-io/nextflow#3154. The developers said they plan to address it but i am still finding the issue in a recent release (22.10.3). We should put dot notation configs into braces{}
to avoid issues going forward.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: