Wildcard versioning not working correctly

[DennisReddyhoff]

When using wildcards, the version is not correctly returning as '0.0.1'

[kzscisoft]

@DennisReddyhoff Any details on this? i.e. inputs etc

[richardreeve]

@kzscisoft I understand that when you run a user config with a wildcard in the write block, like test/* with version ${{ PATCH }}, then if it matches one file, say version 0.0.2 of test/first, then when it's writing out the working config, it tells you to use version 0.0.2 of any new wildcard match test/*, like test/second instead of counting from 0.0.0 and giving you 0.0.1 like it should. Does that make sense? I'm sure we can make an example if not!

[kzscisoft]

So you are saying that the version variables are working but just not for wildcard statements? This could be an ordering thing, maybe I put the wildcard parsing after the version parsing when it should come before.

The versioning should be working for most cases

[kzscisoft]

Hmm it should be working, I could do with a failing example

[richardreeve]

Okay. Here you go... I've put three files in Zulip as I can't upload them here. First register.yaml then write.yaml produces config.yaml. This is just Sonia's basic registration example:

(fair-6UDMIGpx-py3.8) (base) bleaberry[~/Documents/git/julia/EcoSISTEM] fair pull register.yaml
Updating registry from config.yaml
(fair-6UDMIGpx-py3.8) (base) bleaberry[~/Documents/git/julia/EcoSISTEM] fair pull write.yaml
Updating registry from config.yaml
(fair-6UDMIGpx-py3.8) (base) bleaberry[~/Documents/git/julia/EcoSISTEM] fair run write.yaml
Updating registry from config.yaml
Hello World!

register.yaml just creates a data product called records/SARS-CoV-2/scotland/human-mortality with version 0.20210901.0. write.yaml then writes to the records/SARS-CoV-2/scotland/*. Then config.yaml then has:

write:
- data_product: records/SARS-CoV-2/scotland/*
  file_type: csv
  use:
    version: 0.20210901.1
- data_product: records/SARS-CoV-2/scotland/human-mortality
  file_type: csv
  use:
    version: 0.20210901.1

This is the right version for records/SARS-CoV-2/scotland/human-mortality, but records/SARS-CoV-2/scotland/* should just be 0.0.1.

[richardreeve]

Closed in #57.