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Add output directory flag to validate-bundle tool #246
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Changes to support issue #246: Add -d parameter to validate-bundle tool.
Thanks @jordanpadams and @qchaupds! Will test this out at the next mission data release opportunity. |
@jordanpadams It would be good if it is in the document and in -h. |
@jordanpadams never mind, I found it. |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In support of the InSight mission, we at PDS Imaging Node use the parallelized
validate-bundle
tool to validate delivered bundles efficiently. We've automated the invocation ofvalidate-bundle
such that a remote process running on a system managed user home directory callsvalidate-bundle
against a delivered bundle directory (andbundle.xml
file). What this translates to is that the directory wherevalidate-bundle
is invoked is different than the directory where we want the output of thevalidate-bundle
reports to be generated. Currently,validate-bundle
doesn't have a configuration argument to specify where the generated report directory is located. This means the generated report directory (e.g.validate_20200918_150143
) is sent by default to the user's home directory - which makes diagnosing problems complicated for our operators.Describe the solution you'd like
validate-bundle
generated directory that contains reporting output is located, similar to the currentvalidate
configuration parameter-r,--report-file <file name>
- but instead for a report directory, i.e. something like-r,--report-directory <directory>
Describe alternatives you've considered
Running the
validate-bundle
tool in the directory where we wish to generate the report directory. We use remote connection automation that makes doing this cumbersome and more complex than using a command-line argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: