You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
All of the examples in the specification require a scheme to be present (gs://, s3://, file://), but the specification does not explicitly state that a scheme is required. I had an example today of a TES server that wanted a path with no scheme to upload to object storage. So my questions are,
Are schemes required to be present in the url field, and
Is there a defined list of supported schemes or is that implementation specific?
Learning from WDL, it might be beneficial to require that at least a handful of schemes are supported for cross-platform compatibility.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
claymcleod
changed the title
Does the url in the TES output require a scheme?
clarify: does the url in the TES output require a scheme?
Feb 7, 2025
claymcleod
changed the title
clarify: does the url in the TES output require a scheme?
Does the url in the TES output require a scheme?
Feb 7, 2025
claymcleod
changed the title
Does the url in the TES output require a scheme?
Does the url field in the TES output require a scheme?
Feb 7, 2025
All of the examples in the specification require a scheme to be present (
gs://
,s3://
,file://
), but the specification does not explicitly state that a scheme is required. I had an example today of a TES server that wanted a path with no scheme to upload to object storage. So my questions are,url
field, andLearning from WDL, it might be beneficial to require that at least a handful of schemes are supported for cross-platform compatibility.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: