19960: Fix container_uuid property name for intermediate collections

[arvados.git] / sdk / cwl / arvados_cwl / arv-cwl-schema-v1.1.yml

diff --git a/sdk/cwl/arvados_cwl/arv-cwl-schema-v1.1.yml b/sdk/cwl/arvados_cwl/arv-cwl-schema-v1.1.yml
index 0ae451ccaac78e8173e0278d9745038d66b47b0e..69c0ed6cffadfb73a695de7229570563e24de995 100644 (file)
--- a/sdk/cwl/arvados_cwl/arv-cwl-schema-v1.1.yml
+++ b/sdk/cwl/arvados_cwl/arv-cwl-schema-v1.1.yml
@@ -343,3 +343,59 @@ $graph:
         _id: "@type"
         _type: "@vocab"
     usePreemptible: boolean
+
+- name: OutputCollectionProperties
+  type: record
+  extends: cwl:ProcessRequirement
+  inVocab: false
+  doc: |
+    Specify metadata properties that will be set on the output
+    collection associated with this workflow or step.
+  fields:
+    class:
+      type: string
+      doc: "Always 'arv:OutputCollectionProperties"
+      jsonldPredicate:
+        _id: "@type"
+        _type: "@vocab"
+    outputProperties:
+      type: PropertyDef[]
+      jsonldPredicate:
+        mapSubject: propertyName
+        mapPredicate: propertyValue
+
+
+- name: KeepCacheType
+  type: enum
+  symbols:
+    - ram_cache
+    - disk_cache
+  doc:
+    - |
+        ram_cache: Keep blocks will be cached in RAM only.
+    - |
+        disk_cache: Keep blocks will be cached to disk and
+        memory-mapped.  The disk cache leverages the kernel's virtual
+        memory system so "hot" data will generally still be kept in
+        RAM.
+
+- name: KeepCacheTypeRequirement
+  type: record
+  extends: cwl:ProcessRequirement
+  inVocab: false
+  doc: |
+    Choose keep cache strategy.
+  fields:
+    - name: class
+      type: string
+      doc: "'arv:KeepCacheTypeRequirement'"
+      jsonldPredicate:
+        _id: "@type"
+        _type: "@vocab"
+    - name: keepCacheType
+      type: KeepCacheType?
+      doc: |
+        Whether Keep blocks loaded by arv-mount should be kept in RAM
+        only or written to disk and memory-mapped.  The disk cache
+        leverages the kernel's virtual memory system so "hot" data will
+        generally still be kept in RAM.