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Error when Calling a created CLI script #243
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Yes, but now there is another new error: nschoch@numhpc0023: |
And executing: does not yield anything at all... And executing |
Okay, I guess it generally works now. :-) The workflow should be: 1.) Test pipeline execution 2.) Generate CLI script via 3.) Check out the CLI xml file via 4.) Execute CLI script via What still doesn't work, is the Any ideas how to get the |
Am I right in thinking, that such produced CLI scripts are supposted to be feasible for handling in MITK CGS workbench (once the MITK support has created the corresponding plugin/interface), or is there anything further for us to be done from this stage on? |
See b015d97 Additionally, update pyclictk:
Current Version is 0.2.3 |
Ah, perfect! Thanks!! :) |
This is a small patch. I have just checked out the default branch. |
Ah, yes, that works! However, the
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cherry picked, the fix is now also available on experimental. |
Does everything work (except --help)? How is the MITK integration? |
Yes, so far, everything seems to work fine; except for the "--help". Alexander, do you remember, where and how you produced the output which you pasted in issue 217 (see also above)? About the MITK integration: However, along with Patrick I managed to use the CLI mitral valve preprocessing script for setting up a "cognitive app" prototype, which is now available in the SFB redmine/git (SFB B01 Cognitive Apps). |
Call a created CLI:
./bunnyCGAL_HiFlow3.msml.py -h
returns
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