Closed hlapp closed 8 years ago
OK we've got the next error that hasn't been seen before:
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Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) :
no slot of name "loc.nall" for this object of class "genind"
How do we fix this? @smanel (attributed author of StartSNP.Rmd
) or @zkamvar, any suggestions?
I'll fix it here and see if that works
That did work, and now we have the next error:
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Error in genind2hierfstat(Mydata1) :
alleles must be encoded as integers or nucleotides. Exiting
How did we fix this before?
I just noticed that there are some issues with data sanitization (adegenet can't handle "." in locus names). I'm going to work on this a little and see if I can produce a fix.
I found the problem. It exists within hierfstat.
I found the problem. It exists within hierfstat.
So hierfstat
needs to be fixed and then we switch the container build to installing hierfstat from Github again?
So hierfstat needs to be fixed and then we switch the container build to installing hierfstat from Github again?
I think that's about the size of it :frowning:
Although, it might pass if we included 12 loci in the data.
Although, it might pass if we included 12 loci in the data.
Nope, it didn't.
actually, it did, but now another error is reeling its ugly head:
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Error in validObject(x) : invalid class "genind" object: FALSE
Calls: <Anonymous> ... summary -> summary -> .local -> is.genind -> validObject
This one is caused by the fact that Margarita updated her data for PopDiffSequenceData. @mmlopezu, Did you double the number of samples in your data?
After looking into it, there are many things that are going to fail in that vignette because it was one of the first ones written back when adegenet still had HWE.test.genind.
I think the main things that need to be removed are the Fst and HW tests, since they require diploids.
Additionally, when adegenet 2.0.1 comes down the line, the names for the summary object will be different -_-
So perhaps the solution is to remove that vignette here, and to reintroduce it on a development branch, where it can wait until it is fixed. I can do that if that would work for everyone.
Good idea!
So perhaps the solution is to remove that vignette here, and to reintroduce it on a development branch, where it can wait until it is fixed. I can do that if that would work for everyone.
I think that works. @mmlopezu, does that work for you?
That does the trick indeed. I'll merge to master and resolve the conflict.
@zkamvar https://github.com/zkamvar yes, it does work. I'll work on it this weekend.
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So perhaps the solution is to remove that vignette here, and to reintroduce it on a development branch, where it can wait until it is fixed. I can do that if that would work for everyone.
I think that works. @mmlopezu https://github.com/mmlopezu, does that work for you?
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@mmlopezu - note that this pull request is now merged, so please update your fork and create a new branch when you resume work on it.
@hlapp - will do
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@mmlopezu https://github.com/mmlopezu - note that this pull request is now merged, so please update your fork and create a new branch when you resume work on it.
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This merges #79 and #85 which together (but not individually) should fix the baseline build errors we've been struggling with due to CRAN package changes.