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adswa opened this issue Sep 5, 2019 · 3 comments
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Q: Nipypecli crash utility in pydra #149

adswa opened this issue Sep 5, 2019 · 3 comments
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adswa commented Sep 5, 2019

@djarecka and I talked about this briefly at the INCF and she asked me to make an issue out of it: Will there be (something like) the nipypecli crash utility in Pydra?
(this is not an urgent question, just making a note as promised)

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effigies commented Sep 5, 2019

There definitely should be, IMO.

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satra commented Sep 5, 2019

the complexities of such a tool are a bit more in pydra, such as tasks/workflows running in containers, but in general there will be a cli (for various reasons), and nipype 2.0 will have it's own cli to be more specific to the neuroimaging use cases.

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tclose commented May 19, 2025

Since the run-cache now gets created /Users/<user>/Library/Caches/pydra/1.0a1/run-cache by default (by platformdirs on Mac, will be different on Windows and Linux), (need separate issue about versioning caches), we could specify a directory called /Users/<user>/Library/Caches/pydra/1.0a1/runs (or similar), which contains timestamped symlinks to the top-level cache directory that was submitted, e.g. /Users/<user>/Library/Caches/pydra/1.0a1/runs/20250520065430, which the last run could be picked up when a specific cache directory isn't specified by pydra crash

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