Spec #
This is a top-level attribute of the pipeline spec.
{
"pipeline": {...},
"transform": {...},
"input": {
"pfs": {
"project": string,
"name": string,
"repo": string,
"repoType":string,
"branch": string,
"glob": string,
"joinOn":string,
"outerJoin": bool,
"groupBy": string,
"lazy" bool,
"emptyFiles": bool,
"s3": bool,
"trigger": {
"branch": string,
"all": bool,
"cronSpec": string,
},
}
},
...
}
Behavior #
input.pfs.name is the name of the input. An input with the name XXX is
visible under the path /pfs/XXX when a job runs. Input names must be unique
if the inputs are crossed, but they may be duplicated between PFSInputs that
are combined by using the union operator. This is because when
PFSInputs are combined, you only ever see a datum from one input
at a time. Overlapping the names of combined inputs allows
you to write simpler code since you no longer need to consider which
input directory a particular datum comes from. If an input’s name is not
specified, it defaults to the name of the repo. Therefore, if you have two
crossed inputs from the same repo, you must give at least one of them a
unique name.