Attempt to fix Spectral paths #294
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The updated spectral code needed a ruleset parameter, which Anton had attempted to specify using an environment variable to choose the appropriate ruleset for Develop/ADE-1, etc.
This has been broken for a few months, so I am attempting to fix this. According to the documentation, you should use ubuntu syntax, not GitHub syntax when referencing environment variables in the **run** statement. So I am using $SPECTRAL_RULESET rather than {{env.SPECTRAL_RULESET}}.
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I'm going to try and merge this, because its not possible to test this without a commit. |
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The updated spectral code needed a ruleset parameter, which Anton had attempted to specify using an environment variable to choose the appropriate ruleset for Develop/ADE-1, etc.
This has been broken for a few months, so I am attempting to fix this. According to the documentation, you should use Linux bash syntax, not GitHub syntax when referencing environment variables in the run statement. So I am using
$SPECTRAL_RULESETrather than{{env.SPECTRAL_RULESET}}.