Add extra information to dashboard with regards to which workflow versions should be run #611
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* Make cromwell root portable. # The current value, `cromwell_root`, is gcp-specific and may not be the same on other platforms such as Azure (Cromwell-on-Azure). * Portable set of the cromwell root variable. # The current value, `cromwell_root`, is gcp-specific and may not be the same on other platforms such as Azure (Cromwell-on-Azure).
* Add scramble to build_docker.py. * Update docs to include the Scramble docker image. * Manta docker image is now based on the ubuntu 22.04 image.
epiercehoffman
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Oct 18, 2023
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This adds extra information after the dashboard description of module 10. It guides the user to delete the irrelevant workflows based on how many batches are being used. This will prevent any unintended workflows to be run if there is an error or a certain workflow that would need to be run if issues arise further downstream.