Upgrade Current Version to 1.1
See original GitHub issueNow that 1.1
is live, we should update the documentation to point to 1.1
as the current version
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:11 (7 by maintainers)
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A great way to demonstrate to the community that WDL != Cromwell would be to not hold up advancing the current version of the spec to 1.1 just because Cromwell does not yet support it.
Answering your original question - yes, wdlTools supports 1.1.
I am going to remove the
blocked
label. Anyone please feel free to re-apply it if you really think it’s justified to hold this up until all runtimes support 1.1.