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Adding script to upload tsv and files to Terra #207
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Looks good!
| **flatten_path** | Use if you want all paths to be in same directory. If not used it will mantain current path as source files (with bucket updated) | Boolean | Yes | N/A | | ||
| **id_column** | Column to be used as the primary key in the Terra table. Must be present in the intput tsv. | String | Yes | N/A | | ||
| **skip_upload_columns** | Pass in comma seperated list (no spaces) of columns you do not want to try copying files in from. This is only helpful if there is columns WITH file paths in it that you do NOT want copied in | String | No | N/A | | ||
| **subdir** | Subdirectory to put files into in new bucket. If flatten path is used all files will be directory in this directory. If flatten is not used then the path structure will stay intact, but all paths will start with `gs://{bucket}/{subdir}/` | String | No | N/A | |
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Looks like a typo in here. Maybe "If flatten_path
is used, all files will be copied into this subdirectory. If flatten_path
is not used..."
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