Closed aj12aj closed 4 years ago
You need to have wget installed on your system.
Alternatively, you may use visualize_enriched_terms = TRUE
for not visualizing the enriched terms.
It worked now! Thank you!
I'm using the docker image as I'm encountering dependency hell while installing this on centos, but doesn't the docker image have wget installed in it?
Alternatively, is there a way to run this directly through the shell?
Currently, I'm using it like this: docker run -v $PWD:$PWD -it egeulgen/pathfindr
@harish0201 Sorry, I updated the docker images so that they have wget installed.
I'm doing the same to use it, couldn't find another way yet but I'll let you know if I can find anything more practical
Thanks, should I just pull the image again?
Yes. I would suggest the dev image
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Thanks, it worked!
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Yes. I would suggest the dev image
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Hi,
I've been getting this issue of the wget command not found. Is there a way to fix this? tried installing the latest version too using this line: pak::pkg_install("egeulgen/pathfindR") but it gave me the same error.
Thanks for the help!