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Desired functionality:
When the SWT app is run, the values of all parameters, including those implicitly assigned default values, are recorded in views > n > metadata > parameters
In v4.1 (and previous versions), parameters are recorded in the MMIF only if they were set explicitly at runtime.
Since different versions of the same app can have different default values for the parameters, having all the parameter values explicitly recorded in the MMIF makes it easier to investigate how a particular MMIF file was generated.
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This seems to me like desirable functionality to have in all CLAMS apps, not only SWT.
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This was actually discussed in clamsproject/mmif#208, then reverted via clamsproject/mmif#216. We can always revisit our previous decision, but a couple things to note;
we can't (re-)use view::metadata::parameters for this, as we want to keep that field for pure user inputs (for reproducibility and accountability)
which leads to an addition of a new field, that will lead to a "breaking" change in MMIF json scheme and will end up with MMIF 1.1.x.
New Feature Summary
Desired functionality:
When the SWT app is run, the values of all parameters, including those implicitly assigned default values, are recorded in
views
> n >metadata
>parameters
In v4.1 (and previous versions), parameters are recorded in the MMIF only if they were set explicitly at runtime.
Since different versions of the same app can have different default values for the parameters, having all the parameter values explicitly recorded in the MMIF makes it easier to investigate how a particular MMIF file was generated.
Related
No response
Alternatives
No response
Additional context
This seems to me like desirable functionality to have in all CLAMS apps, not only SWT.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: