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Clarify resulting location of files from download command #397

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kozbo opened this issue Jul 23, 2019 · 1 comment
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Clarify resulting location of files from download command #397

kozbo opened this issue Jul 23, 2019 · 1 comment
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kozbo commented Jul 23, 2019

As an end user of the hca dss download command I would like to know where the files will end up.

The help says that the file will be downloaded to a local directory, and the INFO messages show where the file is being loaded into the filestore. Users will get confused by this.

Suggestions:

  1. expand on the help text to add that the files from the bundle will be put in a local directory named after the UUID of the bundle.
  2. Demote the INFO messages that describe were the files are being put to be DEBUG level messages instead

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@theathorn theathorn added the orange Done by the Azul, Data Browser and Portal team label Aug 27, 2019
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Create readme file after download.

@theathorn theathorn added this to the Q4 2019 Milestone 2 milestone Oct 29, 2019
@theathorn theathorn modified the milestones: Q4 2019 Milestone 2, Q4 2019 Milestone 3 Nov 20, 2019
@theathorn theathorn removed this from the Q4 2019 Milestone 3 milestone Jan 28, 2020
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