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It looks like the bioconda release is up to date with our current version (v1.0.11): https://anaconda.org/bioconda/oncopipe
Conda-bot should update within a day or so if we release a new version.
If we use conda to install (rather than pip) when we run lcr-modules we can take advantage of their nice dependency resolution, and optimizations.
I will try running the Bioconda package on Thanos after my meetings today and if it works smoothly I will update the lcr-modules docs.
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Can you determine what date the conda package with that version appeared? I don't think we can assume the lag will only be a few days. We should be certain that it's within an acceptable (ideally consistent) time frame.
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Laura last updated the oncopipe version on December 5th 2020 and the oncopipe bioconda package was last updated January 11th 2021.
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Here is the update v1.0.11 oncopipe PR on bioconda.
The Conda Bot submits a PR to the bioconda repo (this took roughly 1 month) and then the PR needs to be manually reviewed (roughly 5 days) and merged (0 days).
Skipping the bot and doing a manual PR would have shaved a month off of the update time. We would shave 4 days off by formatting the package with artifacts cleanly included.
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What do you mean by artifacts?
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Artifact is a general software development term. In this case we would need to do small tidying like removing pip install dependencies and replacing them with conda dependencies, and integration with their CircleCI packaging scripts.
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Related Issues (20)
- Autorun basic tests on thanos when master updated
- Liftover issue regarding seq_type HOT 1
- SAGE doesn't handle `chr` prefixes correctly HOT 9
- StringTie HOT 1
- Oncopipe mis-handling unmatched normal IDs HOT 1
- Add unmatched samples to demo data HOT 1
- Update documentation HOT 1
- Documenting what each tool accomplishes
- Default unmatched normal bug HOT 2
- Harmonize all CNV caller modules and automatically convert seg files to projections HOT 2
- in_module is missing from some output rules
- Refactor the LymphGen module to run per-sample HOT 1
- Missing lymphgen script HOT 4
- Mutect2 edge case error HOT 2
- finalizing seg files have an issue with special genome builds HOT 3
- Ecotyper module needs wget conda environment HOT 2
- QC module does not report the per-chromosome coverage HOT 1
- Lofreq- no INDEL calling HOT 2
- ancient flag on all samples tsv prevents rerun of gistic2 HOT 1
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