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In the case where both a workflow defines a default value and the tool in the step also defines one, cwltool picks the default value in the tool.
I haven't seen this behaviour been defined anywhere, and I would expect the values in the tool to be overridden since this is the only way I've seen to 'hardcode' values in workflows, but I don't know if that makes sense for everybody.
In the case where both a workflow defines a default value and the tool in the step also defines one, cwltool picks the default value in the tool.
I haven't seen this behaviour been defined anywhere, and I would expect the values in the tool to be overridden since this is the only way I've seen to 'hardcode' values in workflows, but I don't know if that makes sense for everybody.
For example:
workflow.cwl
This would print
tool
, I'd expect it to printworkflow
.Is this something expected? I can produce conformity tests and tests for cwltool if necessary.
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