Run works locally. Problem in ports UI: integer types don't show corr… #1
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| contentSchema: | ||
| title: Compression level | ||
| type: integer | ||
| default: 1 |
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@pcrespov, in the UI, I don't see the default value I have here. Would you see why that happens? How can I debug this? I have it running in my local deploy.
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at first sight it looks correct to me https://json-schema.org/understanding-json-schema/reference/numeric.html
Try this: make input_2.label the same as input_2.contentSchema.title. Perpahs there is bug ...
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So it didn't work. I got the impression that we don't do anything with default if provided within the contentSchema.
And if understood this well, default is just an "annotation": https://stackoverflow.com/a/72048005
I solved by changing to:
input_2:
displayOrder: 2
label: Compression level
description: Compression level (-c)
defaultValue: 0
type: ref_contentSchema
contentSchema:
title: Compression level
type: integer
minimum: 0
maximum: 9
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well I guess this follows the node json schema @pcrespov .
| @@ -4,3 +4,6 @@ services: | |||
| build: | |||
| dockerfile: docker/custom/Dockerfile | |||
| target: production | |||
| args: | |||
| - KWAVE_LOGIN | |||
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how are you passing these?? They should go as environs on the service, no? Perhaps you should use oenvs for that... It is under development in ITISFoundation/osparc-simcore#3565
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Nope @pcrespov, I don't think this are environs of the service.
I use them during building to download the executable of this tool from a website that requires login. See here:
https://github.com/ITISFoundation/k-wave/blob/first_version/docker/custom/Dockerfile#L49
| echo "Setting/getting CPU limit gives this: ${SIMCORE_NANO_CPUS_LIMIT}" | ||
| if [ "${SIMCORE_NANO_CPUS_LIMIT}" -ne "0" ] | ||
| then | ||
| echo "Found NANO_CPU limits: ${SIMCORE_NANO_CPUS_LIMIT}" |
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@mguidon, mainly for curiosity:
Before I had:
echo "$INFO" "Found NANO_CPU limits: ${SIMCORE_NANO_CPUS_LIMIT}"
But I had an unbound variable error in my local oSPARC deploy.
I had to remove "$INFO" to make it work. I am not sure if this is due to something that has changed with the log levels.
This creates the k-wave service.
related to: ITISFoundation/osparc-issues#694