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Hi, I run into this error when I try to run `wf.execute()`. particularly it has this message: ``` FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\\Users\\S11006~1\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\tmpaz0gcomo\\output_19.json' ``` My workflow...
`settings.xml` can contain non-ASCII characters such as" ⇒ ", but it cannot be read by systems whose default encoding is not UTF-8. This can be resolved by adding `encoding ="utf_8"`...
Greg Landrum originally wrote: We also need some way to provide variable inputs to the workflow. Is that best done: wf.set_variable_inputs(**kwargs)
Currently, when I call a workflow on KNIME Server and the workflow fails for whatever reason, the output table is a table with some default columns and the execute method...
It would be great if there is an enhancement to knimepy by using subprocess.Popen() instead of subprocess.run() with the option to use subprocess.SW_HIDE on Windows platforms. The main advantage of...
With the merging of PR #12, there is now a dependency on the `requests` module for remote workflow functionality. While the use of this popular module is very appropriate, it...
I have 3 outputs in my KNIME workflow, and after running the workflow via Jupyter, I have to manually check wf.data_table_outputs[0], wf.data_table_outputs[1], wf.data_table_outputs[2] to understand which outputs correspond to which...
As far as I can see, the workflow called by `knime.Workflow()` needs to be a directory (e.g. in a KNIME workspace) containing the workflow, right? Is there a possibility to...
knimepy should support custom mapping of `pandas.DataFrame` columns to particular KNIME types via an optional dict-like object. I further suggest that we create an example for one of these dict-like...
As suggested in the forum (https://forum.knime.com/t/failure-to-run-workflows-with-database-connector-oracle-from-jupyter-notebook/18579), it might provide future flexibility to expose a way to manually supplement the command line that invokes KNIME's batch executor on local workflows. This...