Closed TrinhNguyenP closed 3 months ago
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Hi @vjcitn, I am not sure why I received an error after pushing the updated version to Bioconductor as below:
"Error: package or namespace load failed for DeepTarget in loadNamespace(i, c(lib.loc, .libPaths()), versionCheck = vI[[i]]): there is no package called BiocParallel"
Could you please provide me some guidance?
Thanks, Trinh
Received a valid push on git.bioconductor.org; starting a build for commit id: c151b95a6d22e390e02749980f71e4896b488ce1
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Hi @vjcitn and @PeteHaitch,
The new version has been built succesffully. In this new version, I have removed tidyverse package, revised the DeepTarget_Vignette.Rmd to make it clearer, fixed the Big data dump, and replaced all the sapply to vapply.
Please let me know if you have additional comments.
Thanks,
Trinh
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Hi @vjcitn and @PeteHaitch,
It has been 3 weeks so I would like to check to see whether you have a chance to review the new submission.
Thanks,
Trinh
Hi Trinh,
@vjcitn has taken over this review, so I'll leave it with him.
I will get to it soon.
Hi @vjcitn,
I would love to check to see whether you have an update. :-)
Trinh
it would be helpful to introduce line breaks so that the reader can see the entire call without scrolling to the right. This is relevant for a few of the code presentations.
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it would be helpful to introduce line breaks so that the reader can see the entire call without scrolling to the right. This is relevant for a few of the code presentations.
Hi @vjcitn,
Thanks for your suggestions. I will add this useful suggestion to the next update. Thanks for reviewing and accepting the package.
Trinh
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