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[jira] [Comment Edited] (TAVERNA-1018) newlines are stripped out from embedded scripts (e.g., python) in the t2flow, when executing in taverna server

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Raul Palma edited comment on TAVERNA-1018 at 5/4/17 9:59 PM:
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This happens with Tool service, using the advanced tab and copying there the code (e.g., python script).
This also happens with Rshell service with the code in the script tab.

I found two workarounds for now:
i) In the case of python script, I uploaded the python script to some URL, and then in the command tab (tool service) write the commands to download it (curl) and execute it.
ii) In the case of r script, replace newlines with "; ".


was (Author: rapw3k):
This happens with Tool service, using the advanced tab and copying there the code (e.g., python script).
This also happens with Rshell service with the code in the script tab.

I found two workarounds for now:
i) In the case of python script, I uploaded the python script to some URL, and then in the command tab download it (curl) and execute it.
ii) In the case of r script, replace newlines with "; ".

> newlines are stripped out from embedded scripts (e.g., python) in the t2flow, when executing in taverna server 
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>                 Key: TAVERNA-1018
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAVERNA-1018
>             Project: Apache Taverna
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Taverna Server
>            Reporter: Raul Palma
>
> This problem only occur with taverna server. Taverna workbench seems to be ok.
> Try for instance the simple example t2flow from: http://www.myexperiment.org/workflows/4218.html



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