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When transpose is called on an array, it is not considered equal to its explicitly typed counterpart:
transpose
version 1.1 workflow wf { input {} Array[Array[Int]] a = [[1,2,3]] output { Array[Array[Int]] a_transposed = transpose(a) Array[Array[Int]] a_expected = [[1],[2],[3]] Boolean equal = a_transposed == a_expected } }
{ "dir": "/home/heaucques/Documents/wdl-conformance-tests/20240702_105206_wf", "outputs": { "wf.a_expected": [ [ 1 ], [ 2 ], [ 3 ] ], "wf.a_transposed": [ [ 1 ], [ 2 ], [ 3 ] ], "wf.equal": false } }
The WDL 1.1 spec has a good example of this case as well implemented as part of their unit tests
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When
transpose
is called on an array, it is not considered equal to its explicitly typed counterpart:The WDL 1.1 spec has a good example of this case as well implemented as part of their unit tests
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: