Tristan Glatard

CBRAIN won't store the credentials of any user, just its own. Users who want to use a private Docker image in CBRAIN would have to grant access to user 'cbrain'...

Yes, we should create one and give it read access to the mcin organization. If `docker login` fails we should still try to download the container with `docker pull` (as...

Hi folks, is anyone working on that at the moment? It's required for an application that needs to be ported.

I would say the docker credentials should be properties of BrainPortal. In this way, if people want to declare their private container in CBRAIN they just have to give access...

I guess Raimon has to do that then.

Running a Boutiques task through ShellCommand would require forking a shell to call the Boutiques interpreter that would then start another Python interpreter. I thought it would be lighter to...

@djarecka unfortunately the executor output object isn't saved from the CLI, but we could have than done quickly if you need it. In this way, output files wouldn't be known...

@djarecka just to be clear: it is possible for a Boutiques spec developer to map outputs to input values, this is done through conditional outputs. It is also possible that...

Yes you are right, conditional outputs are optional.

Indeed, Boutiques generates pytest tests from their JSON definition and runs them with pytest. For example, you can run `bosh test tests_good.json` where `tests_good.json` is https://raw.githubusercontent.com/boutiques/boutiques/master/tools/python/boutiques/schema/examples/tests_good.json