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Type:
Bug
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Status: Open
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Affects Version/s: cmdline_elements
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: Workflow
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Labels:
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Sprint:DEV-46-5, DEV-46-RELEASE, DEV-47-1, DEV-47-2, DEV-47-3, DEV-47-4, DEV-47-5, DEV-47-RELEASE, DEV-48-1, DEV-48-2, DEV-48-3, DEV-48-4, DEV-48-5, DEV-48-RELEASE, DEV-49-1, DEV-49-2, DEV-49-3, DEV-49-4, DEV-49-5, DEV-49-RELEASE, DEV-50-1, DEV-50-2, DEV-50-3, DEV-50-4, DEV-50-5, DEV-50-RELEASE, DEV-51-1, DEV-51-2, DEV-51-3, DEV-51-4, DEV-51-5, DEV-51-RELEASE, DEV-52-1
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Affect Type:Userdefined
Scenario:
- Open the Workflow Designer.
- Create a new workflow element with command-line tool:
- Set name to "Element One". Select a tool.
- On the "Command" page set up the following command:
/usr/bin/java
(use an appropriate path to java).
- Go to the https://ugene.dev/tracker/browse/UGENE-6437?filter=-1
- Select string '%', '$', '\' in the Description and copy to clipboard
- Return to "Command" page of the "Element One" dialog
- Paste clipboard content to the end of the command line
- Finish editing "Element One"
- Go to the directory where .etc files are saved
- Open just create .etc file in ```mcedit``` editor
- The problem is that unexpected symbol with code 00 is saved in the file:
cmdline:"/usr/bin/java '%', '$', '\'^@";
- relates to
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UGENE-6332 Improve adding of workflow elements with CMD tools
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- Closed
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