David Waring

Similarly to #25, I updated the `url` command to use the `hasUrl:true` filter in the `user.tasks.getTask` function to reduce the number of tasks fetched from the API when trying to...

Thanks for pointing this out. It looks like I introduced this bug in the last update. With a flag present but no command given, it doesn't start the interactive mode...

@lukasmueller @nmenda This is still a problem. It is still possible to upload a file of seedlots using plot names, which causes a lot of problems later on (when uploading...

@titima15 Have you started working on this? If not, I've started working on a [Generic Data File Parser](https://github.com/solgenomics/sgn/issues/4975) that would support csv, tab-delimited, and excel files that could be used...

@titima15 Sorry, I should have started this sooner! The file parser is working now, I've just updated the locations upload as an example (in the topic/generic_file_parser branch). Would you like...

@titima15 Great, here is the [Location upload](https://github.com/solgenomics/sgn/blob/topic/generic_file_parser/lib/CXGN/Location/ParseUpload/Plugin/LocationsGeneric.pm) I just converted if you want to use that as an example. Let me know if you have any questions using it.

The upload plugin is correctly replacing the location codes with the correct location name and returning that in the parsed data. However, the perl script is re-reading the original file...

Thoughts on whether its worthwhile to convert some/most/all of the file uploads to use this? Any suggestions on the format of the parsed data?

File uploads that could be updated: - [x] Locations (#4983) - [x] Accessions (#4983) - [x] Pedigrees (#5042) - [x] Single Field Trials (#5225) - [x] Multi Field Trials (#5205)...

Just having the min and max makes sense to me