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Input naming flexibility - tracking the input name throughout the analysis #2980

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zipho opened this issue Sep 29, 2016 · 2 comments
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zipho commented Sep 29, 2016

In using Galaxy, I would like to be able to keep track of the input dataset name down the analysis chain.

This is a similar if not the same issue raised by @erasche in #2752, to which they propose in the context of a workflow that, "the rename dataset action should support usage of all the dataset names from Input Dataset elements, rather than just input files to the particular tool." Please see the issue for more details.

There are other similar issues raise scattered all over regarding the same issues:

Enhancements:

  1. Ability to name datasets using the element identifier: Expose element_identifier as a workflow parameter variable. #2006
  2. Ability to define the collection name in a workflow: Enhancement: Ability to name collection in a workflow #2398
  3. Name datasets according to both collection name and element identifier: Feature request - Filenames based on dataset collection identifier #2140, Download files in a list of datasets with the name from the list #2023

Bug Fixes:

  1. Renaming using the input from paired dataset collections: Rename output in workflow fails on paired dataset collection #1675, Rename output file on workflow #1686

If there any work currently being done in this area? Can there be a consensus on how best to address these requests/proposals ideally with clear milestones?

Can the Galaxy devs please assist regarding the above questions?

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jmchilton commented Sep 30, 2016

So here are my thoughts if someone wants like an only moderately difficult entrance into this:

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zipho commented Nov 11, 2016

Thanks @jmchilton
For our purposes, issues #2752 and #1680 are of priority.

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