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For some users, when running a tw pipelines add command with a string for description containing spaces throws a Unmatched arguments from index error.
For example, trying to add a pipeline with:
$ tw pipelines add --name hello-world --workspace scidev/testing --description "Classic Hello World script in Nextflow language." --compute-env google_batch_finland --revision master https://github.com/nextflow-io/helloUnmatched arguments from index 9: 'World', 'script', 'in', 'Nextflow', 'language.', 'https://github.com/nextflow-io/hello'
We are having issues reproducing this error on various OS/machines however.
From the tests we have run:
❌ M2 Pro Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) on zsh
✅ M1 Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) on zsh
✅ M1 Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) on bash
✅ M1 Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) installed from conda on zsh
✅ Windows x86 running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6)
✅ Windows x86 running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) installed from conda
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For some users, when running a
tw pipelines add
command with a string for description containing spaces throws aUnmatched arguments from index
error.For example, trying to add a pipeline with:
We are having issues reproducing this error on various OS/machines however.
From the tests we have run:
❌ M2 Pro Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) on zsh
✅ M1 Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) on zsh
✅ M1 Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) on bash
✅ M1 Mac running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) installed from conda on zsh
✅ Windows x86 running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6)
✅ Windows x86 running Tower CLI v0.9.2 (39a2ec6) installed from conda
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: