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docs: Update usage_cli.rst #274

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Added to documentation:
After fixing submission errors, one needs to re-import the TSV file before re-submission.

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Update PNG displayed on https://clinvar-this.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage_cli.html to show circling back from fix file content to clinvar-this batch import.

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    • Updated the clinvar-this command line tool documentation for enhanced clarity on usage and workflow.
    • Expanded the error handling section to emphasize the two-step process of fixing variants and re-importing before re-submission.
    • Improved explanations in the workflow section regarding error handling and NCBI ClinVar server processing checks.

After fixing submission errors, one needs to re-import the TSV file before re-submission.
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The documentation for the clinvar-this command line tool has been revised to improve clarity regarding its usage and workflow. Key updates include an expanded section on error handling, emphasizing the necessity of fixing variants and re-importing them before re-submission. The document maintains its overall structure while enhancing the workflow section to detail the steps for error resolution and submission processes. Terminology relevant to ClinVar's variant-centric approach has been preserved for user context.

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docs/usage_cli.rst Updated documentation for clinvar-this command line tool; expanded error handling section, clarified two-step process for re-importing and resubmitting variants, and enhanced workflow explanations. Overall structure retained.

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@KuechlerO KuechlerO changed the title Update usage_cli.rst docs: Update usage_cli.rst Oct 23, 2024
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37-37: LGTM! Clear and important workflow clarification.

The added step clearly explains the necessary process after encountering errors, which was a critical missing piece in the workflow documentation. This aligns well with the PR's objective of improving user guidance.

Consider adding a note about potential waiting time between re-import and re-submit, similar to the existing note about server processing time. For example:

- When there are errors, fix the variants to be submitted, re-import (``clinvar-this`` will create a new payload with ``"record_status": "update"`` for each finding) and then re-submit with ``clinvar-this batch submit``.
+ When there are errors, fix the variants to be submitted, re-import (``clinvar-this`` will create a new payload with ``"record_status": "update"`` for each finding), and then re-submit with ``clinvar-this batch submit``. Note that you may need to wait briefly after re-import before re-submitting to ensure the payload is properly processed.
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Line range hint 19-21: Verify workflow diagram update.

The PR objectives mention updating the workflow diagram to show the circular path from "fix file content" back to "clinvar-this batch import". Please ensure that the referenced PNG file has been updated accordingly.

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