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@madanucd is it possible to capture a log with the linkml-validator yet? |
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Yes! We can capture validation output from linkml-validate -s src/linkml/include_schema.yaml -C Study src/data/input/study.csv > src/data/output/validation-report.mdThis allows you to save the validation report as a .md, .txt, .csv, or .json file as needed. Note: There is also an ongoing effort to customize and improve validation reporting in the BDC, which may offer richer report formats in the future. |
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Removed all custom Pydantic-based CLI validators previously located in
data_validation/. We are now using the standardlinkml-validatetool for validation.data_validation/README.mdto document usage oflinkml-validate.Closes #231