Description
Expected Behavior
Tell us what should happen
I am using nodejs / typescript to run the cwltool with code like this:
conn.exec(command, (err: Error, stream: ssh.ClientChannel) => {
(err) {
reject(err);
}
stream.on('close', (code, signal) => {
Logger.log("debug", "Stream :: close :: code: " + code + ", signal: " + signal, "DockerManagement::runDockerImageSSH");
}).on('data', (data) => {
Logger.log("debug", "STDOUT: " + data, "DockerManagement::runDockerImageSSH");
}).stderr.on('data', (data) => {
Logger.log("error", "STDERR: " + data, "DockerManagement::runDockerImageSSH");
});
});
I would expect that logging information about running the cwltool would be logged for me stating with "STDOUT", as it would be logged to the standard output.
Actual Behavior
When I run the cwltool like this:
cwltool --outdir /data_test/results/fuzzybighearteddotterel/data_0/ --debug --tmp-outdir-prefix /data_test/output/ --tmpdir-prefix /data_test/tmp/ --workdir /input /data_test/executables/evaluation/icdar2017hisdoclayoutcomplayoutevaluationtest/1/8d7ba5fdcdedc7908370924b366d266fc4c996e2.cwl /data_test/results/fuzzybighearteddotterel/data_0/data_0.yaml
My logging output looks like this:
[2017-08-28 11:37:05.514] [ERROR] DIVAServices - STDERR: Resolved '/data_test/executables/evaluation/icdar2017hisdoclayoutcomplayoutevaluationtest/1/8d7ba5fdcdedc7908370924b366d266fc4c996e2.cwl' to 'file:///data_test/executables/evaluation/icdar2017hisdoclayoutcomplayoutevaluationtest/1/8d7ba5fdcdedc7908370924b366d266fc4c996e2.cwl'
[DockerManagement::runDockerImageSSH]
[2017-08-28 11:37:06.096] [ERROR] DIVAServices - STDERR: [job 8d7ba5fdcdedc7908370924b366d266fc4c996e2.cwl] initializing from file:///data_test/executables/evaluation/icdar2017hisdoclayoutcomplayoutevaluationtest/1/8d7ba5fdcdedc7908370924b366d266fc4c996e2.cwl
[DockerManagement::runDockerImageSSH]
So all logging information is sent to the stderr output. This seems to be the default behaviour as it is set here:
Line 458 in 9e1112f
I wonder if this behaviour is intentional, and what would be the proper way to handle this differently.
Your Environment
- cwltool version: 1.0.20170824143724