Make the update individuals command more user-friendly
See original GitHub issueSometimes it is necessary to update the alignment path for an individual of a case.
Scout has a dedicated command to do that: scout update individual
, that accepts the following inputs:
-c, --case-id TEXT [required]
-i, --ind-id TEXT [required]
-a, --alignment-path PATH Replace alignment file
case id is already displayed on the case web page so it’s fine, but the --ind-id is not the same as the individual display name that can be seen on the case page. It’s the individual_id
values instead. It would be nice to change it into individual display name so that it would be much easier for prod team to run the command independently.
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Good stuff both! The command could optionally take a small json for updates of several values, rather than having to repeat several cli calls with key=value?
Validating input JSON, making sure all the keys exists, etc… problems can happen.