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the generated project.yaml file should have two variants:

1. monolith should have the full text and be a "single-shot" deployment that relies on no outside files.
2. directory should create a zip with individual artifacts (job1.js, job2.js, myCredential.json) and use the uri schemes to link to those files in the project.yaml

The directory looks like:

/outputDir
  project.yaml
  jobs/
    job1.js
    job2.js
  credentials/
    myCredential.json

See slack thread https://openfn.slack.com/archives/G2LJCFFDW/p1622715026016800

Executting

~/devtools/core/bin/core execute \
 -l ~/devtools/adaptors/language-dhis2 \
 -s ./tmp/state.json \
 -o ./tmp/output.json \
 -e ./tmp/expression.js

results in the error - http status code 302 as below:

On creating a dhis2 account and trying to access the dashboard at https://play.dhis2.org/2.37.3 ( as provided in sample job state.configuration.hosturl, I was redirected to https://play.dhis2.org/2.37.7.1/dhis-web-dashboard/#/.
When I updated sample job state.configuration.hosturl to
https://play.dhis2.org/2.37.7.1, the job run was successful as seen below:

I also had this similar error: Request failed with status code 302 when I tried to run the sample job provided in the job studio for a test project I created on the platform:

In fact, it errors out. Requires a previous tag to work properly... we should handle that situation and only calc the diff for new versions, not entirely new adaptors.

@lakhassane , check out lib/tasks/index.js:109:

await execa(
  'sh',
  ['-c', `git describe --abbrev=0 --tags ${tag}^`],
  {
    cwd: adaptorPath,
  }
)

Try --always, as the error message suggests?

1. remove spaces automatically, tell user we're doing so.
2. make auto-names work for second and third name, etc. (currently the function is called during form spec generation)

In ./install.sh, I noticed line 31 is doing exactly the same thing being done by line 27 ( re-installing language-common rather than installing language-http ). As a result, language-http isn't installed resulting in missing dependecies error as seen in the image below:

Once the user confirms they don't want to add any more jobs, let's check if job names added as success or failure triggers have been added as jobs.

If not, let's prompt the user to add them, one by one if multiple are missing:
"Wait, you haven't added a job for ${trigger}. Please add it now."
And throw the user to the job form prompt.

Currently when we are asking to provide an adaptor the user can enter free text.

We want to add functionality so that we offer the list of available adaptors as choices. E.g:

What adaptor does this job use?
a. @openfn/language-dhis2#v1.3.2
b. @openfn/language-primero#v2.2.1