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• Any thoughts on this, guys?

  in Cromwell notification? Comment by Dorjee February 2019
• I guess, I'm just curious to know if I could tell Cromwell to execute the tasks depth-first. Thanks,

  in Scatter generates RequestingExecutionToken on Timing Diagram Comment by Dorjee January 2019
• Thanks, Chris. Yes, it's kinda important that the workflow happens in A, B, A, B, A, B order because the idea is, as soon as expected results are generated with first A -> B, they can be immediately made available for review/interpretation (time…

  in Scatter generates RequestingExecutionToken on Timing Diagram Comment by Dorjee January 2019
• I understand that when first_delay task completes, Cromwell considers the second_delay task eligible to start (ie, queued). Since, we have bunch of first_delays still waiting, I've noticed that none of the waiting second_delays get executed until al…

  in Scatter generates RequestingExecutionToken on Timing Diagram Comment by Dorjee January 2019
• Hi Chris, I really appreciate your detailed clarification on this. What I understand is (please correct me if I'm wrong) the actual order of task execution is up to the Cromwell engine, ie I can't tell the engine to always execute the tasks depth-…

  in Scatter generates RequestingExecutionToken on Timing Diagram Comment by Dorjee January 2019
• Thank you for your response, Ruchi. I've another WDL related question for you. If I want each item in the array (below) to run one task after another, ie, first item (line) in the array is called in task X followed by task Y, and then the second…

  in New to the forum? Ask your questions here! Comment by Dorjee December 2018
• I have 3 tasks and the 3rd (last) one should kick-in only when the 1st and 2nd tasks are completed. How do I WDL this type of dependency? Please help. I guess, I could take multiple inputs and then check if both inputs are valid? Is there any other…

  in New to the forum? Ask your questions here! Comment by Dorjee December 2018