Closed dhimmel closed 3 years ago
Thanks @dhimmel - we'll be looking into the issue and update here. Doesn't sound too difficult to get this working again
@dhimmel we believe the upstream merged worked and GitHub pages apparently successfully deployed. Would be cool that you could check that it looks ok, as we personally didn't see any issues previously.
The githubpages version is at apeltzer.github.io/eager2-paper
Would be cool that you could check that it looks ok
Yep looks good. Don't see any problems with the merge commit 9444db7443a66f375c7f2adbffbebb6541b512ea.
Looking at the CI logs, one of the cited URLs (https://nf-co.re/eager/docs) returns a 404:
we have written documentation and tutorials [@url:https://nf-co.re/eager/docs] that also gives guidance on how to run the pipeline
But this is a separate issue.
Yeah, that link has changed since we submitted the manuscript so all good from there.
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