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Sorry for creating many issues in short time. I'm willing to make PR if I have enough time.

When #:default is provided as argument on command or workflow, the argument should be optional. However, ccwl requires all arguments is provided even when default value is set.

For example, a scheme script below:

(define print
  (command #:inputs (message #:type string #:default "Hello")
           #:run "echo" message
           #:outputs (printed-message #:type stdout)))

(workflow ()
          (print))

causes error:

Backtrace:
           2 (primitive-load "/home/rocktakey/sandbox/ccwl/aa.scm")
           1 (_ #<procedure 7f9adeb96300 at ice-9/eval.scm:330:13 ()> #<procedure 7f9adeb962e0 at ice-9/eval.scm:336:13 (a b)> #<procedure call-with-valu…>)
In ccwl/ccwl.scm:
   378:10  0 (_ _ _ _)

ccwl/ccwl.scm:378:10: Step `print' missing required parameters `(message)'

Hi, thanks for your maintenance. This is pretty better than raw cwl.

I would like to use multiple ccwl files and import command or workflow object to a ccwl file from another ccwl file. Is it possible? Or just cwl-workflowis recommended?

This link: https://ccwl.systemreboot.net/manual/dev/en/ gives a 404 as of today (4 February 2022).

Hi Arun,

In the section Manually from source, one reads:

$ ./bootstrap.sh
$ ./configure; make; make install

but the file bootstrap is not in the repository. Is it on purpose?

The https://systemreboot.net/files/misc/arunisaac.pub link to the
signing key on https://ccwl.systemreboot.net/ is broken.

Thanks to Hendur Saga for reporting this!

I would like to use an existing command or workflow with constant argument like:

(define print
  (command #:inputs (message #:type string)
           #:run "echo" message
           #:outputs (printed-message #:type stdout)))

(workflow ()
  (print #:message "Hello"))

but it causes error:

ccwl/ccwl.scm:396:22: ccwl step `print' supplied with unknown key `"Hello"'. Known keys at this step are `()'.

It seems that all values on the command arguments are regarded as symbol which should be corresponding to former output or workflow input.

Is it possible to pass constant value as command argument?

Please provide instructions on how to build and install ccwl.

Thank you.