Closed BGSpiegl closed 2 years ago
Hi! Thanks for taking time to open an issue.
To be honest I never though about it. Why would I want to do that?
On 03.11.21 09:49, Julien Palard wrote:
Hi! Thanks for taking time to open an issue.
To be honest I never though about it. Why would I want to do that?
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Hi Julien,
I guess th emost striking reason would be promoting your package :-) I am working in a scientific environment and here we can't really use Python packages for group-wide analyses (using a high performance computing cluster) unless they can be handled via conda.
A colleague put my attention to changes in python3.9 where the pipe operator got new functionality (some sort of merging operations?). Have you experienced any problems with that?
BR Benjamin
Dipl.-Ing. Benjamin Spiegl, BSc Tel.: +43/(0)316/385-73829
Bioinformatician at: D&R Institute of Human Genetics Medical University of Graz Neue Stiftingtalstraße 6 8010 Graz, Austria
I am working in a scientific environment and here we can't really use Python packages for group-wide analyses (using a high performance computing cluster) unless they can be handled via conda.
Doh, why? Is there some kind of properietary stuff coda-side about perf that I'm not seeing?
On 04.11.21 11:28, Julien Palard wrote:
I am working in a scientific environment and here we can't really use Python packages for group-wide analyses (using a high performance computing cluster) unless they can be handled via conda.
Doh, why? Is there some kind of properietary stuff coda-side about perf that I'm not seeing?
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University policy. Forces us to do this. It's stupid I know.
Dipl.-Ing. Benjamin Spiegl, BSc Tel.: +43/(0)316/385-73829
Bioinformatician at: D&R Institute of Human Genetics Medical University of Graz Neue Stiftingtalstraße 6 8010 Graz, Austria
University policy. Forces us to do this. It's stupid I know.
Wow.
I can't assure you I'll use my free time to contribute to a close-source package repository owned by a for-profit company though. Maybe one day.
Can't you use the conda build tools and build it yourself? @bgSpiegl
On 13.03.22 01:15, Tahir Hassan wrote:
Can't you use the conda build tools and build it yourself?
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Nevermind. I don't your package anymore.
In any case, it would spare the useres of your software tremendous amounts of time when the developer does these steps once instead of everybody doing so. I thought this was common sense.
I can't assure you I'll use my free time to contribute to a close-source package repository owned by a for-profit company though. Maybe one day.
Looks like I did not found the energy and the free time to work for free for a for-profit company, "sorry".
Please provide link to conda package in readme if it exists; if not, please create a conda package, thank you!