DIG-2080: find analysis date in vcf files#388
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Add ability to look for a date in a vcf file. This is included as part of the /verify endpoint as well; if a vcf file does not have a date, it will return
Falsefor /verify.When a variantfile's headers are indexed, the analysis_date will be saved in the variantfile table. This date is then saved as part of the metadata in the AnalysisDrsObject.
For previously-ingested files, an admin can run
docker exec -it candigv2_htsget_1 python htsget_server/analysis_date.pyon their instance to update any existing AnalysisDrsObjects. This script actually uses a different optimized query to find all dates in already-ingested headers.Testing is in CanDIG/CanDIGv2#1240