Feature request: DOT (or similar) graph generation from WDL
See original GitHub issueI’m not sure if this falls under the umbrella of things miniwdl does, but it would be nice if it could generate a graph file (using DOT or some similar format) from an input WDL. This feature was supported by cromwell’s womtool graph
command but it has never worked for WDL 1.0. I’m sure miniwdl has all the data needed to generate such a graph, and someone could use it as a library to do this as well.
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Consolidated from #322
imho graphviz is just too dated for this.
Consider emitting mermaid-consumable markdown: https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/