Creating an application.conf from scratch is hard
See original GitHub issueAnyone trying to set up cromwell in a non-default configuration (i.e. one that requires a custom application.conf
) has to find all relevant stanzas within the documentation (and these are not all together). We should provide a default template that works with the latest release. Then a user can simply modify that default template and get up-and-running.
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assigning to myself to refine
Issue moved to broadinstitute/dsde-docs #1938 via ZenHub